More spells for Mages
+Air and Water spells
+Summoning spells (summoning a ghost or a creature)
+Using magic for picklocking and other things.
Wishlist for Dragon Age 2?
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#127
Posté 26 juin 2010 - 02:02
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Bella Stiletto wrote...
I disagree. Thedas is a huge, rich, world and there's so much left to discover, I believe there's plenty of room for some new baddies. Even in DA:O there was a nice variety of villains to fight against. I won't complain if the darkspawn show up again in DA2, and to be honest it seems quite likely, but I would welcome a change.
But he/she was making it sound like darkspawn should have nothing to do with DAO:2. That WOULD kill a lot of purpose of the Grey Wardens. I am also open to change, but if they erase the darkspawn then it is killing a huge part of the series. If anything, they should open up the Qunari to lead another war against Ferelden. I am interested in seeing how Sten "will return the favor for the task to help him find his personal sword."
#128
Posté 26 juin 2010 - 07:58
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If you choose to side with the werewolves during Nature of the beast id like to see what happend to them, they just sorta disapeared.
#129
Posté 26 juin 2010 - 08:28
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More sexual encounters, oh and consequences for racking them up.
#130
Posté 26 juin 2010 - 10:59
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Better and more in-depth interaction with your companions. Bioware should use ideas from their previous games, as well as ideas by Black Isle/Obsidian, and even ideas from Dawn of War 2.
In Baldur's Gate, some of the companions hated each other so much that they ended up fighting like with Minsc and Edwin or Keldorn and Viconia. They kind of had that with Alistair and Loghain but it's just not the same thing. Hopefully, there will be some real rivalry between party members in DA 2.
It would also be great to have the opposite of companion rivalry. They could have companion friendships. It would be interesting if you could make your companions work more closely with each other and there could be bonuses or penalties with your party members based on how much they like each other. They could also make it so that you can end rivalries between your companions.
KotoR 2 had a nice system where you could turn your companion either towards the light or dark side. It would be nice if in DA 2 if you could actually change a companion's personality and how they think rather than simply trying to gain their approval.
In NWN 2, there were a few encounters where you could resolve the situation differently based on which companion you had. Most of the time, it was with Qara and you had the option of letting her blow things up to create a distraction.
DoW2: Chaos Rising had an interesting system where your party members would ask you to be on certain missions and if you don't take them with you then they get pissed off and turn towards Chaos. They could have something like that in DA 2 where your companion insists on going on a certain quest and if you don't take them then they'll get angry and betray you.
In Baldur's Gate, some of the companions hated each other so much that they ended up fighting like with Minsc and Edwin or Keldorn and Viconia. They kind of had that with Alistair and Loghain but it's just not the same thing. Hopefully, there will be some real rivalry between party members in DA 2.
It would also be great to have the opposite of companion rivalry. They could have companion friendships. It would be interesting if you could make your companions work more closely with each other and there could be bonuses or penalties with your party members based on how much they like each other. They could also make it so that you can end rivalries between your companions.
KotoR 2 had a nice system where you could turn your companion either towards the light or dark side. It would be nice if in DA 2 if you could actually change a companion's personality and how they think rather than simply trying to gain their approval.
In NWN 2, there were a few encounters where you could resolve the situation differently based on which companion you had. Most of the time, it was with Qara and you had the option of letting her blow things up to create a distraction.
DoW2: Chaos Rising had an interesting system where your party members would ask you to be on certain missions and if you don't take them with you then they get pissed off and turn towards Chaos. They could have something like that in DA 2 where your companion insists on going on a certain quest and if you don't take them then they'll get angry and betray you.
#131
Posté 27 juin 2010 - 01:37
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For it to feel as alive as RDR. That's the only game that I've played that felt like people were living in it.
#132
Posté 30 juin 2010 - 12:16
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Weiser_Cain wrote...
More sexual encounters, oh and consequences for racking them up.
Go back to your homework, kid.
#133
Posté 30 juin 2010 - 01:02
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Well might as well state it again, visiting the lands portrayed in the ingame lore, shall I enumerate them? Free Marches, Orlais, Arlathan, Weisshaupt, Antiva, Par Vollen, Seheron..Tevinter Imperium, Kal Sharok.
Hopefully before we go into the sequel and onto new lands, new faces, new story.
MORE PUZZLES please, I really enjoy them.
Most of all continue and finish off (no loose threads unless its a cliffhanger) the Origins campaign.
Some of us would dearly love to know what the fate of our wardens, is, was, will be ..whatever.
Awakening was a detour, Darkspawn Chronicles was standalone, this upcoming dlc for Leiliana, is about her in her younger days, nothing to do with any kind of impact on the ending of Origins.
Don't know how much good it does posting...this stuff, as I am entirely convinced it gets ignored.
Hopefully before we go into the sequel and onto new lands, new faces, new story.
MORE PUZZLES please, I really enjoy them.
Most of all continue and finish off (no loose threads unless its a cliffhanger) the Origins campaign.
Some of us would dearly love to know what the fate of our wardens, is, was, will be ..whatever.
Awakening was a detour, Darkspawn Chronicles was standalone, this upcoming dlc for Leiliana, is about her in her younger days, nothing to do with any kind of impact on the ending of Origins.
Don't know how much good it does posting...this stuff, as I am entirely convinced it gets ignored.
#134
Posté 30 juin 2010 - 01:54
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I'll have you know I'm a mid 30's pervert, kid.Bryy_Miller wrote...
Weiser_Cain wrote...
More sexual encounters, oh and consequences for racking them up.
Go back to your homework, kid.
#135
Posté 30 juin 2010 - 04:36
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An extendable action bar, or the option to add another - couldn't fit everything on one, especially with mages
#136
Posté 30 juin 2010 - 06:03
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Bahlgan wrote...
Bella Stiletto wrote...
I disagree. Thedas is a huge, rich, world and there's so much left to discover, I believe there's plenty of room for some new baddies. Even in DA:O there was a nice variety of villains to fight against. I won't complain if the darkspawn show up again in DA2, and to be honest it seems quite likely, but I would welcome a change.
But he/she was making it sound like darkspawn should have nothing to do with DAO:2. That WOULD kill a lot of purpose of the Grey Wardens. I am also open to change, but if they erase the darkspawn then it is killing a huge part of the series. If anything, they should open up the Qunari to lead another war against Ferelden. I am interested in seeing how Sten "will return the favor for the task to help him find his personal sword."
Why would DA: 2 have to be based around the Grey Wardens? Even it is based around them you don't need the darkspawn for it to be a good story. I mean there are 100's of years in between blights Grey Wardens obviously do other things.
#137
Posté 30 juin 2010 - 07:48
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Weiser_Cain wrote...
I'll have you know I'm a mid 30's pervert, kid.Bryy_Miller wrote...
Weiser_Cain wrote...
More sexual encounters, oh and consequences for racking them up.
Go back to your homework, kid.
I don't think I'm the pervert here. I'm not the one that wants more sex scenes in a video game. I'm not the one that wants to be able to frak multiple people at the same time in a video game.
#138
Posté 30 juin 2010 - 03:32
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more combat finishers cuz they r truly epic
new squadmates
old squadmates also
more talents/skills
better graphics
better romance scenes
ur player has a voice like in ME2
new squadmates
old squadmates also
more talents/skills
better graphics
better romance scenes
ur player has a voice like in ME2
#139
Posté 30 juin 2010 - 03:35
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and for the person with alot of wwwws if you played DAO awakining the darkpawn can find leadership it dsnt have to be the old god for a blight to start..
#140
Posté 30 juin 2010 - 04:38
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wwwwowwww wrote...
Why would DA: 2 have to be based around the Grey Wardens? Even it is based around them you don't need the darkspawn for it to be a good story. I mean there are 100's of years in between blights Grey Wardens obviously do other things.
It would have to be about the Grey Wardens if DAO:2 covered another Blight. Otherwise, it all depends.
#141
Posté 30 juin 2010 - 05:51
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1. An open world.
2. More variation in armor, weapon models. Seriously, All the types of armor in the game were pretty much the same model just in a different skin.
2. More variation in armor, weapon models. Seriously, All the types of armor in the game were pretty much the same model just in a different skin.
#142
Posté 30 juin 2010 - 05:58
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Basically an open world. I realise that's not an original thought but for replayability it's a must.
#143
Posté 30 juin 2010 - 06:05
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CHaoS_06 wrote...
1. An open world.
2. More variation in armor, weapon models. Seriously, All the types of armor in the game were pretty much the same model just in a different skin.
1. YESSSS!! YESSS!!!! RAAAAAAAAWWWWRRRRRRRR!!!!!!!!! REPTAR WANT OPEN WORLD!!!!
2. Would be nice. It didn't necessarily bother me, but then again my character is a Warrior. They certainly need to make rogue and mage armor sets look more unique, I'll give you that. Too many "Tier 7" looks for most awesome rogue sets. Also, they should invest in specialization armor sets, like making an Arcane Warrior armor set that is actually heavy or massive armor with a few magic bonuses. They should make either one or two really awesome armor sets for each specialization really.
#144
Posté 30 juin 2010 - 06:34
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1. More spells for certain.
2. Better armor for specializations.
3. I bit more political aspect.
4. More origin options for mages.
5. Weapon or armor creation.
Picking stats and skins.
2. Better armor for specializations.
3. I bit more political aspect.
4. More origin options for mages.
5. Weapon or armor creation.
Picking stats and skins.
#145
Posté 30 juin 2010 - 07:42
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1. Some new origins stories
2. More finishing kills and have them more frequent
3. Ability to travel all over Thedas.
4. More spells, talents, and skills.
5. More weapon's and armor
6. More customization options.
2. More finishing kills and have them more frequent
3. Ability to travel all over Thedas.
4. More spells, talents, and skills.
5. More weapon's and armor
6. More customization options.
#146
Posté 30 juin 2010 - 09:59
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While I loved Dragon Age overall, there were some general gripes I had with it:
-Overall story slightly generic and predictable
-Difficulty slightly unbalanced at first: First areas were pretty hard, later on it got easier.
Then again, there were also some really frustrating game-mechanics:
-Combat-Tactics ARE REALLY FRUSTRATING. You simply cannot program a Combat AI that works for almost all fights. And I don't want to have to reprogram the tactics every 2nd fight. It just causes frustration when you want your character to do something while controlling another, just to have the AI kick in and do something completely different.
-Instead allow the player to decide which abilities the AI is allowed to use (set them to auto-cast) and which ones should be limited to the player. Make character control closer to what an RTS game is like.
-Inventory management is terrible in almost all Bioware games. I'm sorry, but you guys just don't seem to ever get it right (ME 2 was ok I guess, not that it had much of an inventory).
-Less "trash" items and less "trade-skill" stuff that clogs up your inventory. Their practical applications were always rather limited as well.
-Allow items to be shifted between characters that aren't in the party. Allow a puffer slot or two for shifting items in between characters, even if the inventory is full.
-Less "passive" stances. Incl. Awakening, some characters could have 15 or more different "stances" to activate. While choices are good, you can only have so many useful ones at once, while the rest become redundant. Make stances more meaningful but less of them.
-Make poisons function like stances as well, rather than needing to be manually applied every so often.
-I know many people always want more, but I think a party of 4 is a good and balanced size. Since every character should be unique, I think something along 7-10 characters should suffice.
-Make specialisations more meaningful: Next to some passive bonuses they should also grant you access to unique gear and quests. Not much, but a little to set yourself apart. And again, quality > quantity.
-Overall story slightly generic and predictable
-Difficulty slightly unbalanced at first: First areas were pretty hard, later on it got easier.
Then again, there were also some really frustrating game-mechanics:
-Combat-Tactics ARE REALLY FRUSTRATING. You simply cannot program a Combat AI that works for almost all fights. And I don't want to have to reprogram the tactics every 2nd fight. It just causes frustration when you want your character to do something while controlling another, just to have the AI kick in and do something completely different.
-Instead allow the player to decide which abilities the AI is allowed to use (set them to auto-cast) and which ones should be limited to the player. Make character control closer to what an RTS game is like.
-Inventory management is terrible in almost all Bioware games. I'm sorry, but you guys just don't seem to ever get it right (ME 2 was ok I guess, not that it had much of an inventory).
-Less "trash" items and less "trade-skill" stuff that clogs up your inventory. Their practical applications were always rather limited as well.
-Allow items to be shifted between characters that aren't in the party. Allow a puffer slot or two for shifting items in between characters, even if the inventory is full.
-Less "passive" stances. Incl. Awakening, some characters could have 15 or more different "stances" to activate. While choices are good, you can only have so many useful ones at once, while the rest become redundant. Make stances more meaningful but less of them.
-Make poisons function like stances as well, rather than needing to be manually applied every so often.
-I know many people always want more, but I think a party of 4 is a good and balanced size. Since every character should be unique, I think something along 7-10 characters should suffice.
-Make specialisations more meaningful: Next to some passive bonuses they should also grant you access to unique gear and quests. Not much, but a little to set yourself apart. And again, quality > quantity.
Modifié par Dee-Jay, 30 juin 2010 - 10:04 .
#147
Guest_KproTM_*
Posté 30 juin 2010 - 10:13
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-New companions and returning friends as well, *Come up with interesting characters for our team, like a werewolf, Demon maybe (like Justice), intelligent Darkspawn
-New races, locations, enemies,
-Alot more spells, *Elemental(like Air, Water, ect) *Demonic(summoning demons, demonic powers & possible transformations like Shapeshifting) *Blood Magic & Dark Arts(And what I mean by that, I mean think of better Blood spells... seriously, the Blood Magic spells were pathetic)
-Improved Graphics, Physics and Game Engine overall
-Alot more fluid, connecting and satisfying battle animations/finishes
-A skill where you can fight more than 1 opponent *From 2 to 3, and when your character is fighting it shows
-Diversity and variety in Armor and Weapons
-Not too many new Origins, like maybe 2 or 3 is sufficient, *4 if you're creative and it fits well in the game
-In Awakening you had a side quest of bringing materials to Wade so he can construct items like armor and weapons for you, *more of this
- Mini-games, *like games with mounts
-Similar quests like the one revolving on upgrading the Normandy, or in this case upgrading the Fort
- Choices have strong consequences and radifications *to your surrounding world and the people with you and around
-Alot more outcome positions for your character *like actually becoming a King, a Tyrant, a warlord, a legendary warrior, ect.
-Alot more happening on screen, more action, more characters on screen
-More quests for Aftermath *Meaning after you complete the game and finished the Main Storyline, some quests can be unlocked only after you completed the game
-In-Depth characters and emotional connetions to them
-Remember the final battle at the end, when you had armies at your disposal *More of that, much larger and dynamic
-New races, locations, enemies,
-Alot more spells, *Elemental(like Air, Water, ect) *Demonic(summoning demons, demonic powers & possible transformations like Shapeshifting) *Blood Magic & Dark Arts(And what I mean by that, I mean think of better Blood spells... seriously, the Blood Magic spells were pathetic)
-Improved Graphics, Physics and Game Engine overall
-Alot more fluid, connecting and satisfying battle animations/finishes
-A skill where you can fight more than 1 opponent *From 2 to 3, and when your character is fighting it shows
-Diversity and variety in Armor and Weapons
-Not too many new Origins, like maybe 2 or 3 is sufficient, *4 if you're creative and it fits well in the game
-In Awakening you had a side quest of bringing materials to Wade so he can construct items like armor and weapons for you, *more of this
- Mini-games, *like games with mounts
-Similar quests like the one revolving on upgrading the Normandy, or in this case upgrading the Fort
- Choices have strong consequences and radifications *to your surrounding world and the people with you and around
-Alot more outcome positions for your character *like actually becoming a King, a Tyrant, a warlord, a legendary warrior, ect.
-Alot more happening on screen, more action, more characters on screen
-More quests for Aftermath *Meaning after you complete the game and finished the Main Storyline, some quests can be unlocked only after you completed the game
-In-Depth characters and emotional connetions to them
-Remember the final battle at the end, when you had armies at your disposal *More of that, much larger and dynamic
Modifié par KproTM, 30 juin 2010 - 10:16 .
#148
Posté 01 juillet 2010 - 12:02
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1) Camp
- It'd be nice if it was a changing/random location
- would like the layout to be different from time to time
- would like to put my character into tent to sleep/somehow get day and night cycles.
- A storage chest would be nice
- I was surprised by the different Dog conversations, that was fun.
2) Combat
- I really enjoyed the combat system
- I did not enjoy the *endless* Deep Roads, and that's the reason I would never replay the game.
- I'd like to see Rogue get beefed up a little bit - I find that archery cannot compare to the sword.
3) Map
- Finding locations would be great too, perhaps on your way somewhere you find a market place, inn, etc. It doesnt always have to be an attack, does it?
4) Character Interactions
- One of the most indepth I've ever played, probably *the* most!
- Would like to see flirting continue after consumation of the relationship - sort of silly that everything just stops there.
- more than 1 "romance scene" please.
- I'd like to see the cast back
- I'd definitely hope to see same sex romance back as well!!
- I'd love to hear my own voice, but there's so much dialogue that I get why its not there.
5) Moral Choices
- I'd like to see more tough moral judgements. Not everything is black and white. I enjoyed killing connor.
- It'd be nice if it was a changing/random location
- would like the layout to be different from time to time
- would like to put my character into tent to sleep/somehow get day and night cycles.
- A storage chest would be nice
- I was surprised by the different Dog conversations, that was fun.
2) Combat
- I really enjoyed the combat system
- I did not enjoy the *endless* Deep Roads, and that's the reason I would never replay the game.
- I'd like to see Rogue get beefed up a little bit - I find that archery cannot compare to the sword.
3) Map
- Finding locations would be great too, perhaps on your way somewhere you find a market place, inn, etc. It doesnt always have to be an attack, does it?
4) Character Interactions
- One of the most indepth I've ever played, probably *the* most!
- Would like to see flirting continue after consumation of the relationship - sort of silly that everything just stops there.
- more than 1 "romance scene" please.
- I'd like to see the cast back
- I'd definitely hope to see same sex romance back as well!!
- I'd love to hear my own voice, but there's so much dialogue that I get why its not there.
5) Moral Choices
- I'd like to see more tough moral judgements. Not everything is black and white. I enjoyed killing connor.
#149
Posté 01 juillet 2010 - 12:17
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Hmm... I would like to see Bioware make a story as engaging as Origins that refers not only to events in Origins and Awakening (sorry to those of you that don't like the Awakening story) but to Community Canon as well. I want to hear rumors of a land called Malkuth, or references to a mysterious group of Arcanists that opposes Blood Magic more than the Chantry does. I want those who can't play community mods to be able to see how the community was influenced by what Bioware did, and have Bioware acknowledge this by allowing it to shape the world in subtle ways.
#150
Posté 01 juillet 2010 - 12:33
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something I definitely don't want to see is the invention of gun's. I loved Dragon Age Origins and Awakening for the swords, the armor, the bows, the knights covered in Plate armor holding massive swords and intimidating axes. I do not want to see the invention of gun's happen.
