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[garrusfan1]

 Okay I liked DA2 personally but a lot of people didn't . And the me3 ending outcry. I honestly feel bad for the developers of  DA3 because you know the pressure for that game being good is enormous even more than usual. Now I personally have high hopes for DA3 as do many others.  But I am saying the pressure their under is immense. Does anyone agree

[Angelo2027]

I agree with you if DA3 fails i dont even want to see what is going to happen. I really think they are going to learn from their past mistakes and make the sequel DA deserves.

[Fauxnormal]

Hah.

No.

[garrusfan1]

Angelo2027 wrote...

I agree with you if DA3 fails i dont even want to see what is going to happen. I really think they are going to learn from their past mistakes and make the sequel DA deserves.

Like I said I have high hopes for it too

[EricHVela]

EA hasn't shown itself to be a hands-off publisher. While we have high hopes and expectations that weigh upon BWE like several tons of angry cats, EA puts on the pressure as well and BWE gets caught in a tug-of-war. EA has more weight in its favor than we do. EA has shown that it feels that the fans will play whatever they provide and has quickly chalked up losses to the fault of the developers instead of faulting their own management of the developers.

The question for me isn't whether BWE will learn from the past. For me, it's whether EA will learn to trust their developers to do what's best for long-term sales with a current release and more sales for future products. BWE showed that it knew what to give to their fans before EA entered the picture. Now, the fans are disappointed after EA. This pattern repeated many times with EA and other developers that they acquired. That's why people have high suspicion of EA meddling with the recent quality of BWE.

Modifié par ReggarBlane, 23 juillet 2012 - 03:33 .

[Irkalla]

I liked DA2 story-wise better than DA:O, so can't say I'm worried in the same way as others may be; more like I'm worried it will go back to the black vs white scenario of Origins. A little pressure can be good, tho. That way they know they won't get away with streamlining combat/levelling/other RPG stuff, recycling levels, or making shallow characters--ever again.

[Smackdat72]

I have no doubt that Bioware will deliver an amazing and immerse game as they have always done with all their games, including Mass Effect 3 (Pre and Post EC) . Obviously, not everyone shares my views, so yes, you're entirely right. I just hope they don't crack under that pressure, I personally hope that they don't spend too much time on it's ending or something

[Vox Draco]

What is so difficult to make DA3 finally be a another quality product of Bioware? Just look at DAO, extract all the good stuff (characters, dialogues, epic storyline, fitting climatic conclusion, chances of "happy ends" etc), do the same with DA2 (voiced actor, cinematic cutscenes...the rest you skip) and avoid being artsy like with ME3...or more close to reality: Don't rush DA3 out to meet some deadline. You will make more money with DLCs and future products if you tell EA to be patient at least once!

Oh...and nobody needs multiplayer in DA3, just skip that idea, if it ever came to your minds...instead focus on the details in DA3...you know, pointless little things like Lelianna suddenly sining at the campfire...

[babymoon]

After the outcry from DA2 and ME3, I think Bioware is kind of doomed with whatever they do. People's expectations are going to be too high.

I personally liked DA2, but after the Mass Effect ending, I'm going to be honest - what little hope I have left in them is riding on DA3. But at the same time I'm not going to sit here like a spoiled brat, expecting the greatest game ever made.

[PizzaThe Hutt]

I just hope Bioware tells EA to keep their grubby mitts off of dev and just let Bioware work on the game without rushing it or not having enough boss battles or something ridiculous like that...

[Mike 9987]

It sucks that bioware has to lose their reputation because EA gives them a deadline that makes it so that it is ridiculously impossible to make a quality game.