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[Sarc69]

Mine are all focussed on story and character, I'll leave gameplay to others:

1. A story that revolves primarily around relationships between the main characters and the groups they represent (or issues / factions they stand for) rather than around an external threat. Of course you can have an external threat as a focusing device, but personally I've had enough of saving the world from ancient thises-and-thats. This was one respect in which I preferred DA2's story to DA:O's, at least for much of its running time.

2. A story that hangs together and feels like it progresses. Origins did this more successfully than DA2, which eventually seemed to run into plotting troubles in the final acts. DA:O had superb ending(s) I thought. And it sounds like one of the lessons from Mass Effect 3 is that a story that doesn't get locked down early enough by the whole writing team is likely to cause problems.

3. Top-flight voice acting, allied to a script that lends itself to top-flight voice acting (rather than the feeling that people are patiently and laboriously reading out loads of exposition).

4. I also really do like having a fully-voiced protagonist, though I know this is ultimately in tension with lots of players' desire for a fully customizable one. I do like having the option to play female, though I know only a minority of players do - I'd very much like to see this option kept up.

4. Flemeth. Once you've had a cameo in the second game for such an intriguing and ambivalent figure, you need some significant pay-off in the third. Plus, Kate Mulgrew certainly has the voice acting chops.

5. I want to cry at least once, preferably more than once. Not saying it has to be TellTale's Walking Dead Ep 3 levels of utter misery, mind. But I like it when a game gets me in the gut.

[Sylvius the Mad]

Let me name the character as I see fit. If you want to force a title on him, fine, but let me name him.

[ianvillan]

fdgvdddvdfdfbdfb wrote...

Has no one mentioned proper sneaking gameplay? The so-called stealth system in all of Bioware's games would have been unacceptable in 1998

Yes the sneaking in MOTA was bad but to be fair it was a DLC and there is only so much you can change the engine in a DLC, If Bioware is implementing proper stealth gameplay in which you can scout the battlefield and see all enemies then it will be designed from the start. 

[Sylvius the Mad]

And blunt weapons. Why is everything a sword? Let me have hammers and maces, and not just two-handed.

[CasbynessPC]

1. More than one dungeon map. At least two.

2. More than one town. Preferably several.

3. Sir Pouncealot, along with a plot thread where we discover Anders was replaced by a clone from the BORING dimension in DA2 and must help the real Anders kill him with tickling.

4. Same sex romances (still waiting to play TOR when they implement those in that game).

5. An ending. One that makes sense, changes depending on decisions you make throughout the game and does not involve killing everyone you learned to care about throughout the trilogy.


No multiplayer. No space-launched games nonsense. No Day 1 DLC . No rushing out the game and cutting two thirds of it for lulz. No promises from Marketing that something will not be the case only to find out on launch day that such a thing is exactly the case. No space magic or random ghost appearing in the last two minutes to overhaul the entire plot, unless it is Sir Pouncealot's ghost and he makes everything better as part of a joke ending that everyone finds adorable.

[AllegedVixEo]

1) I don't even know if this is possible, but I'd love to be able to import my characters from DA1 and 2, to be a part of my posse or a significant part of the game somewhere.  

2) This plays into my first choice, but in DA2 when the game ends and the Seeker goes off to hunt down the Champion of Kirkwall and the Hero of Ferelden.  I want that foreshadowing to be meaningful to the the plot of DA3.  I want to know about why they are being sought and what role they play.

3) 
Resolution to Morrigan's story line in the midst of this mage uprising, so many questions.  What is the significance of the Eluvian (we first heard of it in Witch Hunt, and then it just sat around all creepy in Merrill's house throughout DA2.. But why?), what is Morrigan intend to do with that baby?  And how pissed is Flemmoth?!

4) 
 Other returning ancillary characters like Anders (he was pretty significant in DA2, and if you didn't kill him it would be interesting to see what he does now that the mages have rebelled) - equipped with any relevant imported choices from previous games. 

5) An ending with fewer stills and a more impactful cut scene 

[Villiamus]

1. I'd like more reaction to my choices in the game and from previous games.

2. I don't want to be on the Chantry's side. I don't like the Chantry, I don't want to help the chantry. if possible I'd like to set some of the more ignorant priests on fire.

3. more party banter

4. I'd really like to see how the Dagna and the Circle in Orzammar is doing and what that's like.
If that's at all possible I'd really appreciate it

5. A Mabari I don't want an orlesian lap dog I want a purebred Mabari War hound.

[Fnork]

1) Cameo's for notable characters from previous games, maybe a few of 'em as teammates. Even if only temporary. I definitely want to see more of Isabela and her crazy ways.
2) Plenty of humor and wit. It helps to keep things a little light hearted.
3) Lots of party banter, I really REALLY liked that a lot from DA2.
4) Wrap the story up properly, do not introduce major new characters or elements in like the final 5 or 10 minutes and leave the rest up in the air for people to speculate on.
5) Don't ditch the skill trees for something entirely new and different, you've got a good thing going. Improve the system where you can but don't throw it out for wanting to do something new and different. I'm looking forward to seeing what tricks the new spirit healers will have up their sleeves.

[Parmida]

Oh and if it's possible add the ability so we can customize our character's voice a bit in character creator.

[Gabey5]

-Multiple towns

-Seeing all party members during important cutscenes and not have them be "at camp"

- DAO gameplay or something close to it
-No recycled environments
-NO MULTIPLAYER
-Make sure cameo's don't outstay their welcome, make sure they do something relevant other than just have them happen to be in the neighborhood

-more political involvment and more info on the feudal system.

-More banter

- Party members interacting and having relationships with each other outside of the player.

-Ruthless and monstrous npc characters here and there. I want to see some despicable people that make the blood boil

-Don't reuse voice actors, don't want them to be too familiar
-No more cliche characters, ie the virginal/naive girl, 'loose girl', or brooder
-Allow use to make some more betrayal and bad acts that try not to make us a cliche hero of the story.

-Hilarious kills in dialogue options, ie the Murder knife.

[Merzavets]

1) infinite waves of enemies and AK 74 with the ability to shoot through walls
2) first person view
3) linear gameplay , but at least 7 different endings (cuz a rainbow has 7 different colors )
4) play as a fixed character with only one possible class (preferably soldier)
5) only one location with hundred different spawn points

[mousestalker]

1. Pausability.
2. Expanded ability to interact with companions and other NPC's.
3. Better, more realistic lighting at character creation.
4. Either more options at character creation or an easy way to add options at character creation.
5. A clear, semi linear plot with consequences that make sense, even if only in hindsight.

[Maxga]

1. Morrigan and her god-baby.
2. In ME3, when you visit quest hubs, all of the companions are there and are able to be interacted with. I'd like to see this in DA3.
3. Companions interact with each other and have their own conversations that you're not apart of. Beyond banter, full conversations.
4. Customization for companions' armor.
5. A large area to explore like in DAO.

[l7986]

The ability to send your team members off to different countries to do your bidding. Something like the assassins creed games.

And for the love of all that is holy, dont kill characters off over twitter.

Modifié par l7986, 18 septembre 2012 - 07:31 .

[Wolf]

I want a ton of things from DA3 which I have listed in tons of posts around here already. My main ones however, would have to be:

1. Different backgrounds for characters (Origins);
2. Much more interactivity with companions (going out for drinks with the team, going on dates with your LI, that type of thing);
3. More varied locations to visit and different enemies with varying behaviors (bandits fight without rules or bounds while knights fight honorably and with finesse);
4. More than one romance scene/date to make the romance feel more realistic and meaningful;
5. More than one way to solve a situation (too often in DA2 I was faced with a few situations where I only had one or two ways to handle something that came up, like the blood mage at the brothel);
6. Having an upgradable player home or base;
7. Banter. And lots of it;
8. Party members having relationships with eachother and having actual conversations.

I'd also like to see more females in general. Qunari or dwarves. Both if possible.

Modifié par Gaiden96, 20 septembre 2012 - 06:24 .

[Thelzar]

1. Origins/character customization.
2. Choices that matter.
3. Tactical/isometric camera option.
4. Non-linearity, replayability and random elements.
5. Great companions, new and recurring.

Modifié par Thelzar, 18 septembre 2012 - 07:37 .

[Adrian68b]

About DA3 story development:
I really like to see a story like in the original Icewind Dale. The plot was classic (saving the world threatened by uber-evil) but the story development was very good. The story practically unfolded under your eyes; in each location you uncovered lore bits deeply related to the main story and destined to make you think continually about the plot. It was like a RPG and a detective game combined. Even the seemingly insignificant side quests at least offered important lore bits, or were made interesting by possible implications. For instance in Kuldahar the innkeeper was missing. My reasoning was: missing possible related to the main plot. It turned out to be a false alarm, but it seemed important to investigate. Not like some fetch-and-carry side quests. In the same location, an insignificant quest for a stolen heirloom leads to a location with important lore. The game was completely linear, no NPC banter, almost constant battle. I never cared, because of such a compelling storyline.

[x12796]

I really want
1. Being able to outfit\\armor my party members
2..Different non-reused environments
Everything else Bioware has a good track record on. I would also like them to do a sandbox type DA game but between ME and DA we've never had that so I doubt that will happen.

[PsychoBlonde]

 Hmm, can I try to do a top 5?

1.  Gameplay that affects story and vice versa.  I want to be able to make decisions that don't come from clicking a dialog line.  Also, I want my dialog to actually affect what happens in some manner.

2.  Combat to stay interesting and vital rather than turning into a snore-fest halfway through the game.  There are a lot of ways this could be improved.  Active abilities that are actually radically different and situational.  Passive abilities that really affect playstyle.  Modes/Stances where you can *really tell* whether it's on or off--and you won't want to have it always on. 10% is usually undetectable.  35%, on the other hand . . .

3.  Hand off one of the romances to Mary Kirby.

4.  Ability to have a hotbar where I can put ALL of my companions abilities, not just whoever is currently highlighted.

5.  Ranged and melee options for everybody.  And bring back the dang weapon sets.  And give me an icon I can put on the hotbar to switch sets for a given character.  AND tie a tactics TO THE WEAPON SET.

[Merzavets]

also could you plz add killable children ? (that's just in case of u making the same nonsense as in ME3)

[Renmiri1]

I'd really love to have Jennifer Hepler write some more for DA. I absolutely adore what she did with Anders on DA2.

[Ghost]

Merzavets wrote...

also could you plz add killable children ? (that's just in case of u making the same nonsense as in ME3)

No.

[Zombie_Alexis]

1. Bring back shapeshifter, but make it meaningful. Like, say, using your shapeshifting Mage to get into a locked room via mouse hole if your rogue is not skilled high enough.
2. The Mirror of Transformation. I loved that thing.
3. A tweaked Friendship/Rivalry system, but don't make it lock once it's maxed out. I want to be uncertain of my companions loyalties. Maybe a combination of approve/disapprove and friend/rival?
4. Ability to summon my Mabari. (I'm just going to go ahead and assume that I'm getting a Mabari war hound based on no evidence whatsoever.)
5. DW Swords for both Warriors and Rogues.

[Blackrising]

1. All LIs available to either gender (notice that I didn't say 'bisexual' because that term simply doesn't fit as far as I'm concerned)
2. Being able to choose the PCs background story (different races are not necessary, just a choice about what life they led before the game takes place)
3. As much romance content as you can fit in one game with romances that actually have an impact on the story (like Morrigan/Alistair or even Anora)
4. Choices that matter
5. New, interesting characters (If I'm stuck with the same people as the game before I'm gonna scream. Sure I like them, but there comes a point when you simply have nothing more to talk about...)

[DarkKnightHolmes]

1) Race
2) More freedom in term of choices and opinion
3) At least 8 companions and make them diverse.
4) At least 25 hours long.
5) No MP. (Doubt the last one)