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[ElitePinecone]

Filament wrote...

Co-op? Social interaction, yes!

If it's true, anyway, and if it's still true by the time the game ships, I certainly hope it's not just horde mode, or just the main campaign implemented as "I'm the chosen one, and this is my buddy Steve."

It's worth pointing out that the article actually misinterprets what was posted posted here, those were open-ended questions about player preferences (as in, "Would you say you like or dislike...") and not confirmed features per se.

Still, co-op could be done well. They'd have to manage the PR carefully.

That's if the surveys were accurate - I'm thinking they are, but nothing is confirmed.

[Absafraginlootly]

er.. 

The article seemed to think that the plot blurb strongly hinted at a co-op mode, but having read it, I don't see it. There is nothing in it that makes me think things are happening with other players, rather than npcs and companions in the single player campaign.

I'm not saying that co-op won't be in DA3, cause who knows? Just that, if the leak is real, it doesn't seem to hint at it particularly. I might not have seen all of the leak though.

Modifié par Absafraginlootly, 19 août 2012 - 09:45 .

[ElitePinecone]

The leak is being discussed in another thread: http://social.biowar...ndex/13684954/1 - there's plenty more information there than just those two plot summaries (which actually sound much more like marketing blurbs...)

At least three people said they participated in an online survey about a future DA game, and their accounts seem to match up with each other and with other examples of, say, concept art that we've seen previously.

One of the questions asked for opinions about game features, including co-op - but it didn't actually say anything about it being in the game, see the post I linked to in my post above yours.

Modifié par ElitePinecone, 19 août 2012 - 10:01 .

[Chaos Lord Malek]

If they going with Co-Op i hope they will make it like Baldur's Gate had. optional - but maybe with some improvement. Because i was lucky enough to play both Baldur's Gate with friends, and that was fantastic, so i will definitely try this out with friends too.

But the priority should still be single player, because that's going to be first playthrough for most of the players i think.

[Emzamination]

I'll move it

Modifié par Emzamination, 19 août 2012 - 05:39 .

[ElitePinecone]

Mike Laidlaw tweeted:

(1/3) I know a lot of folks have questions for me, recently, regarding some DA information that's been careening around the net....

(2/3) We're sticking to a "show me when you tell me" approach, so I won't be addressing the questions until we have gameplay to show...

(3/3) However...I'm listening, and reading. We'll try to make sure your questions are addressed in time. Earnestly: thanks for your patience.

Modifié par ElitePinecone, 21 août 2012 - 03:38 .

[Reznore57]

We used Kossith because Qunari or Tal Vashoth isn't written on their face.
With Kossith , you can't go wrong.
It's their race ....i mean we call dwarves ...dwarves....
I don't understand her comment at all.

[The Elder King]

PurebredCorn wrote...

Mary doesn't like Kossith! ...the use of the word anyway. Lol

Mary Kirby ‏@BioMaryKirby

It drives me nuts when people use "Kossith" to refer to Qunari and Tal-vashoth. It's like using "****** Sapien" just for people from Boston.

Well, a qunari could be an elf, human or dwarf too. If I'm going to talk about the biology of the race of giant men/women with/without horns, I'd call them Kossith. If I'm going to talk about their society, in which other races could be integrated, I'd call them qunari.

[Giltspur]

Another advantage to "Kossith" is it means big ashen, somber thing that might have horns.  A Qunari could be some pointy-eared thing that excels at poverty.  

[Reznore57]

Ok , from the rest of her tweets i understand a bit more...

Except we're not people from Thedas , and we've been presented the name Kossith as their race.
I mean if it drives her nuts , because she thinks we understand the lore wrong , She could write a post about it or a blog ...
I don't know....
I'm getting tired of getting information via twitter like it's a common gospel.

No offence to her .

[Reznore57]

Yeah, i suppose, PurebredCorn.
I really don't like twitter...I mean I have a hard time understanding most of what people are talking about.
It's like sentences coming out of thin air.

But i know one of the female writer of DA is the "qunari" specialist , wondering if it was her , and if she was really upset .

[Emzamination]

Reznore57 wrote...

Yeah, i suppose, PurebredCorn.
I really don't like twitter...I mean I have a hard time understanding most of what people are talking about.
It's like sentences coming out of thin air.

But i know one of the female writer of DA is the "qunari" specialist , wondering if it was her , and if she was really upset .

I'm so glad I'm not alone in that perspective

[ElitePinecone]

David Gaider's Dragon Age: Those Who Speak has been released in digital (and dead-tree?) form.

His last tweet about it included 'eeeeeeeeee'.

I think that's a good sign.

[Renmiri1]

ElitePinecone wrote...

David Gaider's Dragon Age: Those Who Speak has been released in digital (and dead-tree?) form.

His last tweet about it included 'eeeeeeeeee'.

I think that's a good sign.

Not on Kindler yet <_<

[TEWR]

hhh89 wrote...

PurebredCorn wrote...

Mary doesn't like Kossith! ...the use of the word anyway. Lol

Mary Kirby ‏@BioMaryKirby

It drives me nuts when people use "Kossith" to refer to Qunari and Tal-vashoth. It's like using "****** Sapien" just for people from Boston.

Well, a qunari could be an elf, human or dwarf too. If I'm going to talk about the biology of the race of giant men/women with/without horns, I'd call them Kossith. If I'm going to talk about their society, in which other races could be integrated, I'd call them qunari.

Exactly so.

On the forums, we're not all of the mindset that Thedosians will have -- and if we are, it's more often then not in jest from what I've seen. At times, there may even be some unenlightened bas that needs the distinction to be made apparent.

All in all though, I'm not bothered by her dislike of the word's usage. There are however reasons why it's said on the forums.

Filament wrote...

"I'm the chosen one, and this is my buddy Steve.

Hey man, sidekicks are important too. They often show up after being forgotten for a while and at the last minute, just in time to get their ass handed to them because they're not the chosen one. Then they get made fun of. A lot.

In essence, they are butt-monkeys. So always let your butt-monkey friend play as Steve! I'm sure we all have that one friend who is a butt-monkey.

Modifié par The Ethereal Writer Redux, 23 août 2012 - 05:44 .

[ElitePinecone]

Renmiri1 wrote...

ElitePinecone wrote...

David Gaider's Dragon Age: Those Who Speak has been released in digital (and dead-tree?) form.

His last tweet about it included 'eeeeeeeeee'.

I think that's a good sign.

Not on Kindler yet <_<

You might want to check if it's ever going to be, I don't know if Dark Horse have a Kindle shop or whatever. 

[ElitePinecone]

Ben Gelinas [DA editor] wrote:
Crazy thing I'm making at work right now has me busting my ass harder than any news story ever did. But it's looking so good I don't care.

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In response to comment: "Can't wait for news about DA3 i hope you will have some soon."

Mike Laidlaw tweeted:
I wouldn’t expect it all that soon, but it will be coming eventually.