Dragon Age 2 in 50 Seconds
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Eternal Phoenix
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Posté 08 août 2012 - 04:12
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I don't use Rush. Is the topic about how Rush is useful? I liked the music though.
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Posté 08 août 2012 - 04:20
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LOL- DA 2 in a nutshell.
The qunari were way too easy to kill, and way too many. The qunari should be rock hard warriors, few in number, but hard to kill. In DA2 they were more like a swarm of rats. It also makes no sense that a race that is supposed to have the best technology in Thedas fight with no armor and throw spears. I hope this changes in DA3
The qunari were way too easy to kill, and way too many. The qunari should be rock hard warriors, few in number, but hard to kill. In DA2 they were more like a swarm of rats. It also makes no sense that a race that is supposed to have the best technology in Thedas fight with no armor and throw spears. I hope this changes in DA3
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Posté 08 août 2012 - 04:54
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Eilaras wrote...
LOL- DA 2 in a nutshell.
The qunari were way too easy to kill, and way too many. The qunari should be rock hard warriors, few in number, but hard to kill. In DA2 they were more like a swarm of rats. It also makes no sense that a race that is supposed to have the best technology in Thedas fight with no armor and throw spears. I hope this changes in DA3
I enjoyed Dragon Age Origins a lot.
I love RPG's and I love Mages.
I'm generally very easy to please.
Will Dragon Age II Rise to Power let me down?
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Posté 08 août 2012 - 07:23
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Abraham_uk wrote...
Eilaras wrote...
LOL- DA 2 in a nutshell.
The qunari were way too easy to kill, and way too many. The qunari should be rock hard warriors, few in number, but hard to kill. In DA2 they were more like a swarm of rats. It also makes no sense that a race that is supposed to have the best technology in Thedas fight with no armor and throw spears. I hope this changes in DA3
I enjoyed Dragon Age Origins a lot.
I love RPG's and I love Mages.
I'm generally very easy to please.
Will Dragon Age II Rise to Power let me down?
Well, it`s a matter of taste. I was personally a bit disappointed with DA2, far inferior to origins. It all feels a bit rushed and I don`t like the new "action-comic- style".
BUT, i still enjoyed it! It has some great highlights, but it`s not as good as origins!
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Posté 08 août 2012 - 08:01
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cJohnOne wrote...
I don't use Rush. Is the topic about how Rush is useful? I liked the music though.
I don't know what the point the uploader was trying to make but I'm using the video to describe Dragon Age 2 in a nutshell about how most of it was combat with rediculously over the top kills with exploding bodies. The best part in that video is when several Qunari just drop down and disassemble into body parts as the result of an ability the player used.
The music is Guile's Theme and it's a scientifically proved fact that it goes with everything as proved below.
(LOTR)
(Obama Walk)
(Creepy Cricket Fan + KFC Guy)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gkL5G-ii5Ms
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Posté 08 août 2012 - 08:19
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Watching that video just refreshed in my mind the reasons why I hated DA2's combat so much.
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Posté 08 août 2012 - 08:51
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dragon age 2 is not worth of guiles theme
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Posté 08 août 2012 - 09:11
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Eilaras wrote...
LOL- DA 2 in a nutshell.
The qunari were way too easy to kill, and way too many. The qunari should be rock hard warriors, few in number, but hard to kill. In DA2 they were more like a swarm of rats. It also makes no sense that a race that is supposed to have the best technology in Thedas fight with no armor and throw spears. I hope this changes in DA3
The only explaination I can think of for their lack of equipment is it was lost when the ship sunk and they are too proud or there is something in their code stoping them from reaching out to local blacksmiths and armorers to make them new equipment.
Though part of me doubts qunari are truly as advanced as they want us to believe, since in 300 years they have yet to figure out how to build basic cannons or hand cannons.
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Posté 08 août 2012 - 09:24
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Elton John is dead wrote...
Sums up everything.
While I certainly don't agree, that was pretty darn hilarious.
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Posté 09 août 2012 - 10:20
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Anvos wrote...
Eilaras wrote...
LOL- DA 2 in a nutshell.
The qunari were way too easy to kill, and way too many. The qunari should be rock hard warriors, few in number, but hard to kill. In DA2 they were more like a swarm of rats. It also makes no sense that a race that is supposed to have the best technology in Thedas fight with no armor and throw spears. I hope this changes in DA3
The only explaination I can think of for their lack of equipment is it was lost when the ship sunk and they are too proud or there is something in their code stoping them from reaching out to local blacksmiths and armorers to make them new equipment.
Though part of me doubts qunari are truly as advanced as they want us to believe, since in 300 years they have yet to figure out how to build basic cannons or hand cannons.
Good point! But i thought they did have cannons?? Isn`t that why mages were so important in the war against them, to counter their long range ability?
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Posté 09 août 2012 - 11:32
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element eater wrote...
dragon age 2 is not worth of guiles theme
Me concur!
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Posté 10 août 2012 - 04:20
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The meek shall inherit the earth...and the Dragon Age franchise apparently. You're correct OP, that video sums up my DA 2 experiences.
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Posté 10 août 2012 - 04:27
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Because it's not as if there were any other aspects to the game at all, right?
I can only conclude that you played an entirely different game to the one I experienced, or there's some forum competition going to see who can tell the most egregious lie.
I can only conclude that you played an entirely different game to the one I experienced, or there's some forum competition going to see who can tell the most egregious lie.
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Posté 10 août 2012 - 03:27
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Well if you knew my feelings about DA2 you wouldn't be saying that. It wasn't anything like Dragon Age: Origins but I played through it three times so it couldn't have been bad for me to do that. However at times it grew repetitive and I struggled to even continue through the third playthrough just because of how boring, dull and repetitive gameplay was becoming. Origins? I can still playthrough that and have fun with the gameplay and with the many different customization options for each class there's still many builds I haven't even created that each will feel different to play.
A lot of Dragon Age 2 had you fighting. Running around the city at night time? You would end up fighting armies of bandits. Running around the sewers or caves? You'd end up fighting armies of bandits, undead or spiders. Running around the Wounded Coast? Then you'd be fighting armies of Qunari. Combine that with the continuous waves of ninjas and combat grew old fast.
No, fighting wasn't all that there was to Dragon Age 2 but there was a great deal of it in comparison to Dragon Age: Origins which was balanced and had more diversity.
A lot of Dragon Age 2 had you fighting. Running around the city at night time? You would end up fighting armies of bandits. Running around the sewers or caves? You'd end up fighting armies of bandits, undead or spiders. Running around the Wounded Coast? Then you'd be fighting armies of Qunari. Combine that with the continuous waves of ninjas and combat grew old fast.
No, fighting wasn't all that there was to Dragon Age 2 but there was a great deal of it in comparison to Dragon Age: Origins which was balanced and had more diversity.
