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[CuriousArtemis]

Allan Schumacher wrote...

Aaryn just tweeted this as well, but the PAX demo had a recorded voice. When referring to the Synthesized voice he was referring to the text to speech during development before lines are properly recorded.

(Note: The voice is often unintentionally hilarious)

 Oh man, hopefully it's a placeholder voice. Or something. Cause that fellow has the personality of a tortoise lol 

[DAYtheELF]

Scylla Costa ‏@scyllacosta:
Many hours of combat discussions this week. Impressive progress on many difficult issues. #DAI

[DAYtheELF]

Vince Waldon ‏@Vince_Waldon:
My boss @AarynFlynn is giggling like a schoolgirl and shouting "there's a big thing coming at me...should I kill it?" #BioWare #bestjobever

[Lady Sif]

DAYtheELF wrote...

Vince Waldon ‏@Vince_Waldon:
My boss @AarynFlynn is giggling like a schoolgirl and shouting "there's a big thing coming at me...should I kill it?" #BioWare #bestjobever

In reply to this

Aaryn Flynn@AarynFlynn: @Vince_Waldon For the record, there WAS a big thing coming at me!

[DAYtheELF]

Ryan Treadwell ‏@Ryan_Treadwell:
Halfway through our day of doing secret things in Vancouver!

[Lady Sif]

Jonathan Warner@Bio_Warner: I have the best Producer crew in the business. Amazing work is being done on Mass Effect and Dragon Age. You guys rock. #proud #BioWare

[Ozzy]

Allan Schumacher wrote...

Aaryn just tweeted this as well, but the PAX demo had a recorded voice. When referring to the Synthesized voice he was referring to the text to speech during development before lines are properly recorded.

(Note: The voice is often unintentionally hilarious)

Can a setting be introduced where the synthesised voice replaces the main VA in game? 

It would make for an interesting playthrough, haha. 

[Ilidan_DA]

Hi mike,Will there be a cinematic trailer for DAI?

Mike Laidlaw ‏@Mike_Laidlaw

There will be something. I dunno if it'll meet your criteria of "cinematic"

Oh. I was talking about something like sacred ashes trailer for DAO. That was mighty cool

Mike Laidlaw ‏@Mike_Laidlaw

Ahh, gotcha! Probably not; Frostbite 3 looks good enough we shouldn't need an externally developed trailer.

Modifié par Wiedzmin182009, 23 novembre 2013 - 06:08 .

[ElitePinecone]

Wiedzmin182009 wrote...

Ahh, gotcha! Probably not; Frostbite 3 looks good enough we shouldn't need an externally developed trailer.[/b]

Hah, that's pretty cool. 

[Ilidan_DA]

Yes, it's good news, but I want to see CGI Trailer.

[victorbarry]

Kallimachus wrote...

Mr. Gaider just added a part 5 to his "nuts and bolts of game writing" series. Not really Twitter, but since I linked to the first 4 parts, here's the 5th, this time with more talk about budget and cuts.

http://dgaider.tumbl...nd-bolts-part-5

thnx for the info

[BioFan (Official)]

WHEN!?!?!? When will we see this !

[Andrew Waples]

Ericander77 wrote...

WHEN!?!?!? When will we see this !

wouldn't be surprised to see at the vgx (vga's)

[Chaos Hammer]

I agree, either way, give us a more cinematic trailer! Please?!??!?

[Zenbry]

I bet we won't see it 'til next years E3.

[Ilidan_DA]

How will The DA Keep work? We will import data to this program/site and import it in DAI ? Can I import data from PC to PS4 ?

Mike Laidlaw

You put data into the keep, and then all versions of the game draw from the keep, yes.

What about importing my save files from DA:O and DA2 on PS3 to the DA: Keep, will that work? Then to the PS4.

Mike Laidlaw

We're still looking to see if import will work, but you will be able to do a setup regardless.

Modifié par Wiedzmin182009, 25 novembre 2013 - 05:41 .

[Wickwrackscar]

Wiedzmin182009 wrote...

How will The DA Keep work? We will import data to this program/site and import it in DAI ? Can I import data from PC to PS4 ?

Mike Laidlaw

You put data into the keep, and then all versions of the game draw from the keep, yes.

What about importing my save files from DA:O and DA2 on PS3 to the DA: Keep, will that work? Then to the PS4.

Mike Laidlaw

We're still looking to see if import will work, but you will be able to do a setup regardless.

I really, really hope they get the save file import working. I'm not looking forward to entering all decisions from six DA:O playthroughs and six DA2 playthroughs by hand. Not to mention, that I don't even remember what decisions I made four years ago.

[In Exile]

It seems like the importing of save files would be very hard to do, since it kind of defeats the purpose of the keep in the first place in terms of avoiding and fixing all of the bugs.

[Wickwrackscar]

In Exile wrote...

It seems like the importing of save files would be very hard to do, since it kind of defeats the purpose of the keep in the first place in terms of avoiding and fixing all of the bugs.

Yeah, but I would still prefer importing a bugged savegame and manually "repairing" it to entering all variables manually. Besides, there's no way I can recreate everything that happend from memory. It would result in a world state that is even more inaccurate than a bugged import. We'll see in a few months, I guess.

[TheInquisitor]

Trevor Morris (Composer) Favorited this tweet.

''@MorrisTrevor Hows work on Dragon Age coming along? If it's anything like your Tudors music I'm damn excited!''

Could this be confirmation that he is working on DAI?

Modifié par TristanHawke, 25 novembre 2013 - 11:28 .

[Steppenwolf]

General Distress wrote...

In Exile wrote...

It seems like the importing of save files would be very hard to do, since it kind of defeats the purpose of the keep in the first place in terms of avoiding and fixing all of the bugs.

Yeah, but I would still prefer importing a bugged savegame and manually "repairing" it to entering all variables manually. Besides, there's no way I can recreate everything that happend from memory. It would result in a world state that is even more inaccurate than a bugged import. We'll see in a few months, I guess.

If you can't remember the choices you made then why does it matter if you have to punch them in individually or not? You wouldn't know the difference if you were able to just import.

[In Exile]

General Distress wrote...

Yeah, but I would still prefer importing a bugged savegame and manually "repairing" it to entering all variables manually. Besides, there's no way I can recreate everything that happend from memory. It would result in a world state that is even more inaccurate than a bugged import. We'll see in a few months, I guess.

I get your sentiment, really, but all I mean is look at it from the dev's perspective: they can't release a buggy product to the public. I'm sure they'll try their best - resource depending - to implement an import feature. But there are reasons why that might not be possible that don't amount to indifference. 

[ElitePinecone]

I thought one of the advantages of the Keep is that you can muck around changing worldstates easily without having to go back and actually play the game again for 50 hours. Rather than just importing six playthroughs you can see the results of dozens of different combinations on Inquisition's story.

The only situation where not having direct save imports could be a bad thing is if you really value the "idea" of associating your DA:I file with the hours you put into the earlier games - but as Basil said, if you can't remember the choices anyway it hardly seems to matter if you need to recreate a save file.

(Though, I know this is brought up *too* often, but if the DAO/DA2 save files don't contain visual/chargen information for the Warden and/or Hawke, or they can't be imported at all, any appearance in Inquisition would have to depend on whatever can be defined through the Keep.)