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[Darth Death]

simfamSP wrote...

Errand boy quests...

I'm glad that people don't recognise that 3/4 of RPGs are basically filled with this.

Depends on how the quests are done. Some other rpgs do a better job. 

[Welsh Inferno]

I 'kinda' had fun first time through. The humongous amount of flaws in all areas of the game quickly became apparent after that. It would be a chore to play through it now.

[Leanansidhe]

It's great fun for me.  I've only managed to finish DA:O once since DA2 came out.  The horrible, slow combat, the lack of voice, and the terrible wooden facial expression of the Warden drive me nuts, now.

Alistair:  I love you!
Warden:

Wynne:  I'm an abomination.
Warden:

Zevran: Let's sleep together!
Warden:

Morrigan:  I hate you!
Warden:

Leliana: /sings
Warden:

Oghren: /belches
Warden:

Shale:  Pigeons!
Warden:

Sten: No
Warden:

God, it was awful.  I can still go back and play NWN and Baldur's Gate, but I can't play DA:O anymore.
Everytime Lady Hawke quirks her eyebrow in disbelief, I smirk.

Modifié par SKRemaks, 08 septembre 2012 - 03:02 .

[Darth Death]

^
That's where player immersion comes in.

[ev76]

I enjoyed the game, sure it has it's rough spots but in the end I was able to have fun with it. Add the dlc's (mota,legacy) and I found that the replayability increased. I can do those dlc's at different acts of the game.

[barbara2012]

SKRemaks wrote...

It's great fun for me.  I've only managed to finish DA:O once since DA2 came out.  The horrible, slow combat, the lack of voice, and the terrible wooden facial expression of the Warden drive me nuts, now.

Alistair:  I love you!
Warden:

Wynne:  I'm an abomination.
Warden:

Zevran: Let's sleep together!
Warden:

Morrigan:  I hate you!
Warden:

Leliana: /sings
Warden:

Oghren: /belches
Warden:

Shale:  Pigeons!
Warden:

Sten: No
Warden:

God, it was awful.  I can still go back and play NWN and Baldur's Gate, but I can't play DA:O anymore.
Everytime Lady Hawke quirks her eyebrow in disbelief, I smirk.

hahahahahahahahhaa this fun fun hahahhahhaa

Naaa DAO is a epic game and i loveeeee both DA and DA2 ( except the gruesome murder hawke mother of course) 

[Sacred_Fantasy]

SKRemaks wrote...

It's great fun for me.  I've only managed to finish DA:O once since DA2 came out.  The horrible, slow combat, the lack of voice, and the terrible wooden facial expression of the Warden drive me nuts, now.

Alistair:  I love you!
Warden:

Wynne:  I'm an abomination.
Warden:

Zevran: Let's sleep together!
Warden:

Morrigan:  I hate you!
Warden:

Leliana: /sings
Warden:

Oghren: /belches
Warden:

Shale:  Pigeons!
Warden:

Sten: No
Warden:

God, it was awful.  I can still go back and play NWN and Baldur's Gate, but I can't play DA:O anymore.

Those  perfectly fit a character who suffer pain, anger and revenge due to Howe's treachery. That's exactly my kind of character. It's show seriousness and suffering. MY WARDEN'S suffering.

SKRemaks wrote...

Everytime Lady Hawke quirks her eyebrow in disbelief, I smirk.

This fit a character who never know anything about suffering but happy-go-lucky all the time even if she/he has loss a sister/brother or even parents. Dumb pathetic emotion character like Lady Hawke.  

Modifié par Sacred_Fantasy, 08 septembre 2012 - 03:12 .

[Leanansidhe]

Oh, get over yourself.

[Sacred_Fantasy]

SKRemaks wrote...

Oh, get over yourself.

What? Do you always live a happy life? Have you ever loss someone close to you? Hmmm... forget it. I don't think you can understand. To you everything is humor and should be taken lightly. You can't understand why people chose not to show their emotion because for you everyone live happily forever which is why you prefer joyful character like lady Hawke.  

Modifié par Sacred_Fantasy, 08 septembre 2012 - 03:22 .

[deuce985]

Gotta love BSN. My opinion is better than your opinion. If you don't share it, I'll vilify yours!

[Arthur Cousland]

It would have been nice to see the warden smile once in a while, but I still find myself going back to Origins, after beating it over a dozen times. The game just has so much more depth and polish than DA2, which was rushed out the door to capitalize on the success of Origins.

[Tommyspa]

Sacred_Fantasy wrote...

SKRemaks wrote...

Oh, get over yourself.

What? Do you always live a happy life? Have you ever loss someone close to you? Hmmm... forget it. I don't think you can understand. To you everything is humor and should be taken lightly. You can't understand why people chose not to show their emotion because for you everyone live happily forever which is why you prefer joyful character like lady Hawke.  

The hyperbole is strong in this one.

[Welsh Inferno]

Yeah it would have been nice to get a smile from the Warden but really I have no problem with the wooden expression. Actually I like it as it allows me to role-play how my character feels in any given situation. Unlike Hawke where its already completely pre-defined..

Modifié par Welsh Inferno, 08 septembre 2012 - 03:31 .

[Sacred_Fantasy]

Tommyspa wrote...

Sacred_Fantasy wrote...

SKRemaks wrote...

Oh, get over yourself.

What? Do you always live a happy life? Have you ever loss someone close to you? Hmmm... forget it. I don't think you can understand. To you everything is humor and should be taken lightly. You can't understand why people chose not to show their emotion because for you everyone live happily forever which is why you prefer joyful character like lady Hawke.  

The hyperbole is strong in this one.

It was meant as a reply to an insulting remark from someone who have no clue on how to roleplay a blank slate character. 

[Realmzmaster]

I have had fun with both DAO and DA2. I just like DA2 more. I like the story. Playing a mage and a rogue is way more fun in DA2 than DAO. I have no problem roleplaying my Hawkes, but YMMV.

[Realmzmaster]

simfamSP wrote...

This fit a character who never know anything about suffering but happy-go-lucky all the time even if she/he has loss a sister/brother or even parents. Dumb pathetic emotion character like Lady Hawke.

Picking neutral options turn this part around. Of course you're going to get something out of character when you're aiming to be Cloud but keep picking the damned sarcastic options.

By the way, you're a very bitter person. You should check a therapist out, or maybe today's not your day? Who knows...

Some characters deal with their emotions and heartbreaks through humor. Some people show no emotion. The warden's emotions and heartbreak is left to your headcanon.which is fine. I would have loved to have my warden (human noble) creack a smirk or smile when confronting Howe. It would have been nice to see that on screen.

[xxBabyMonkeyxx]

With all the flaws of DA2, I still find myself going back and playing it. Not as good as DAO mind you, but regardless it's still fun.

[Arthur Cousland]

You're not required by any means to always pick the same response "tone". Many times, my sarcastic Hawke would pick nice or angry options if it seemed appropriate.

If anything, I didn't like how my sarcastic Hawke automatically tells Ninette's husband, "Your wife isn't coming back, but here's a ring. It looks shiny!", with no input from me. I like playing characters with a sense of humor, but I don't also want them looking like an a**hole at times just because their dominant personality is sarcastic.

[Plaintiff]

I certainly had fun. More fun than I had with the plodding pace of Origins.

[Sylvius the Mad]

I would describe many of DA2's features as antithetical to fun. And while many of them could comfortably be ignored (I think the unreliable narrator dramatically lessened the negative impact of the voiced protagonist), ultimately it was the quest design and combat mechanics that reduced DA2's gameplay to an unpleasant chore.

I think DA2 was thoroughly unfun from start to finish.

[deuce985]

Plaintiff wrote...

I certainly had fun. More fun than I had with the plodding pace of Origins.

Going to have to agree with this. Much as I love DA:O, it had major pacing issues that DA2 did much better.