About 20 high dragons in game? That's a lot.
Hmmm 20... There are about what, five different areas? That's 4 dragons per area. Now we saw how large of an area the dragon covered, and we must assume that since these are big fights we have to prepare for, there'd be lots of dragonless areas... I know they've said these "open world" areas in DA:I are huge, but this suggest some extremely massive landscapes.
Hmmm 20... There are about what, five different areas? That's 4 dragons per area. Now we saw how large of an area the dragon covered, and we must assume that since these are big fights we have to prepare for, there'd be lots of dragonless areas... I know they've said these "open world" areas in DA:I are huge, but this suggest some extremely massive landscapes.
There is 10 areas I believe.
Hmmm 20... There are about what, five different areas? That's 4 dragons per area. Now we saw how large of an area the dragon covered, and we must assume that since these are big fights we have to prepare for, there'd be lots of dragonless areas... I know they've said these "open world" areas in DA:I are huge, but this suggest some extremely massive landscapes.
I hope theres atleast a 2fer fight somewhere.
I have that t-shirt...
I don't like the shirts 
They're all grey with a bunch of boring heraldry on it. It doesn't even say DA:inquisition on them.
I liked the shirts the devs wore on E3 better. I'd much prefer a shirt with a large boxart print on the front or a picture of companions on it.
HA! Morgana?....Joe tsk tsk.
It was a good vid though...thanks for posting it Hrungr!
Finally got home from work and had a chance to actually watch the video.
Yeah, "Morgana"? Even after he was corrected he still called her Morgana. 
And 20 dragons?! Well... that's a couple more than the 6 (IIRC) they said there would be in the beginning. 
And now we have some idea of the total time it'll take to play the game. 140-150 hours of game if you're a completist...? ---> 
And now we have some idea of the total time it'll take to play the game. 140-150 hours of game if you're a completist...? --->
Jesus ****, really?
Can someone give a summary of the new information in the video? I'm... not a fan of Joe.
There is 10 areas I believe.
Cheers, well I guess my "math" still works out to a very large over all game area, just divided into smaller sections.
Jesus ****, really?
Can someone give a summary of the new information in the video? I'm... not a fan of Joe.
40-50 hours of main storyline quests. 100 hours of side quests. Hours of quests dedicated to specific choices you make.
That was the extent of the new information. Everything else they talked about has been touched on already.
Cheers, well I guess my "math" still works out to a very large over all game area, just divided into smaller sections.
Yeah, the area they showed at E3 is around the middle in terms of area size and that's bigger than all the DAO maps put together.
Yeah, the area they showed at E3 is around the middle in terms of area size and that's bigger than all the DAO maps put together.
Or so they say. Keep in mind it's PR-talk.
Finally got home from work and had a chance to actually watch the video.
Yeah, "Morgana"? Even after he was corrected he still called her Morgana.
And 20 dragons?! Well... that's a couple more than the 6 (IIRC) they said there would be in the beginning.
And now we have some idea of the total time it'll take to play the game. 140-150 hours of game if you're a completist...? --->
I got that the impression that story alone is about 50 hours (ie... bare minimum of fluff quests and exploration, mostly main story and important side stories). And exploration + fluff quests is another 50 hours, making for a grand total of 100 hours of game play. Seems pretty reasonable, not as likely to come back and bite Bioware in the ass, and 100 hours is still a pretty good length of time for a game.
I can't really fault Joe for the Morgana part, once a name gets stuck in your head it's hard to shake, he might have misheard her name the first couple times in game, and that's the name he's associated with her ever since.
Yeah, the area they showed at E3 is around the middle in terms of area size and that's bigger than all the DAO maps put together.
I have a hard time fathoming that, the deep roads alone was an extremely large area. It looked like the section we went through on the map was a pretty good chunk of the overall area, and that felt like only a fraction of the deep roads.
40-50 hours of main storyline quests. 100 hours of side quests. Hours of quests dedicated to specific choices you make.
That was the extent of the new information. Everything else they talked about has been touched on already.
That... wow.
I really hope that's all true, because god damn.
I got that the impression that story alone is about 50 hours (ie... bare minimum of fluff quests and exploration, mostly main story and important side stories). And exploration + fluff quests is another 50 hours, making for a grand total of 100 hours of game play. Seems pretty reasonable, not as likely to come back and bite Bioware in the ass, and 100 hours is still a pretty good length of time for a game.
If you listen to it again, Cameron clarifies that the narrative is in addition to the side quest/exploration content.
Finally got home from work and had a chance to actually watch the video.
Yeah, "Morgana"? Even after he was corrected he still called her Morgana.
And 20 dragons?! Well... that's a couple more than the 6 (IIRC) they said there would be in the beginning.
And now we have some idea of the total time it'll take to play the game. 140-150 hours of game if you're a completist...? --->
Oh dear GOD I can see it now....
ME: "Oh the graphics look so Beautiful it seems so Serene and pretty here....(Out comes a dragon spitting fire at me and my gang) O_O ............help RUN RUN RUN RUUUUUUUUUN!" 
20 dragons is a lot! lol
I'm really glad we can get that many hours of gameplay... 
Always longer then expected for me, I like to sit back in camp and go through reading all the interesting codex's. Especially the ones about items, journals, notes to people, things like that.
I have a hard time fathoming that, the deep roads alone was an extremely large area. It looked like the section we went through on the map was a pretty good chunk of the overall area, and that felt like only a fraction of the deep roads.
The Deep Roads only seemed big because they were like a labyrinth, using the most out of the area they can. The largest single map in DAO was actually the Korcari Wilds.
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Always longer then expected for me, I like to sit back in camp and go through reading all the interesting codex's. Especially the ones about items, journals, notes to people, things like that.
This is the job I would want at Bioware. I want to name the weapons and write the books and codexes, so much fun. lol.
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20 different High Dragons!!!!11!!!11!!!
Where he said "different"?
He said: "...around Twenty dragons at that moment". So ... In the final version will be more / less dragons.
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