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The Dragon Age Twitter Thread

Débuté par ElitePinecone , sept. 17 2012 03:21

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#67701
Lebanese Dude

Posté 08 novembre 2014 - 02:25

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I assume it'd be like Warcraft III where Arthas gradually goes down in level as the Lich King becomes increasingly threatened

LOL this is the EXACT same thought that crossed my mind when I read Allan's post.

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#67702
ElitePinecone

Posté 08 novembre 2014 - 02:57

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Impressions from that same person as yesterday, via NeoGAF:

[They've been playing for 30 hours]

The new zones, they keep coming. And also loads of quests in smaller, closed off areas. I like it because not many RPGs have this amount of content. Let alone most AAA games.

Seems like 50 hours just for the main story is possible. That said, I'm doing like 95% of sidecontent so maybe it can be done faster. Not a fan of rushing through myself so eh.

Edit, more:

Not going to put a number on them, but cities are pretty populous. No loading screens when entering houses (there are a few exceptions) is a good change. Cities 'feel' active. Nothing too crazy though. Usually only a few NPCs with actual quests, but it's fine for me.

I really like how you can capture forts. Go in and kill all the enemies, raise your flag and it's yours. It then gets populated by your army. Cool stuff. As I said earlier, stuff like this has an actual impact on the world. You can feel your army getting stronger. Your presence affects a zone in different ways. I've always wanted to play an RPG with more focus on this aspect. Good stuff.

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#67703
AshesEleven

Posté 08 novembre 2014 - 03:34

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Impressions from that same person as yesterday, via NeoGAF:

[They've been playing for 30 hours]

The new zones, they keep coming. And also loads of quests in smaller, closed off areas. I like it because not many RPGs have this amount of content. Let alone most AAA games.

Seems like 50 hours just for the main story is possible. That said, I'm doing like 95% of sidecontent so maybe it can be done faster. Not a fan of rushing through myself so eh.

Edit, more:

Not going to put a number on them, but cities are pretty populous. No loading screens when entering houses (there are a few exceptions) is a good change. Cities 'feel' active. Nothing too crazy though. Usually only a few NPCs with actual quests, but it's fine for me.

I really like how you can capture forts. Go in and kill all the enemies, raise your flag and it's yours. It then gets populated by your army. Cool stuff. As I said earlier, stuff like this has an actual impact on the world. You can feel your army getting stronger. Your presence affects a zone in different ways. I've always wanted to play an RPG with more focus on this aspect. Good stuff.