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[bleetman]

Books. Readable books.

Everywhere.

[hawkens982]

- ability to explore different areas/quest hubs
- more open world elements
- crafting
- different factions to join

I would also wish that BioWare stay away from too many fantasy armour like in Skyrim. Once you get past steel plate and leather, it was ridiculous.

[Atalanta]

I hope the various factions and guilds in Skyrim will make it over to Dragon Age. Working your way up and making them relevant again and powerful was one of the most interesting parts of the game for me.

bleetman wrote...
Books. Readable books.

Everywhere.

That too.

Modifié par Atalanta, 18 septembre 2012 - 04:44 .

[SafetyShattered]

bleetman wrote...

Books. Readable books.

Everywhere.

I'd love this. I'm still surprised how much I enjoyed reading books in Skyrim.

[Korusus]

I'm pretty sure Ray Muzyka mentioned Skyrim just because he needed something to say. I don't think it's wise to read anything more into it than that.

If they had to take something away from Skyrim I would hope it would be the concept of a more player-driven experience, and less linear cinematic-driven experience. See Baldur's Gate 1 for further detail.

[goofyomnivore]

Creation Kit/Toolset would be #1 but that ain't happening in a million years I bet. Readable books would be cool. I'd be down for Skyrim's dungeon design as well. The traps, puzzles, and overall design was great I thought.

[Elhanan]

A more detailed CC would be great, as well as including an appearance changer in the game.

While I do not wish for a sandbox, it would be great for more encounters, scenic landscapes, and/or exploration between major cities and points of interest.

Less restriction on the classes; more like DAO and Skyrim.

Kill cams should return, as well as the ability to take sxcreenshots for Journals *crosses fingers*

Jumping, swimming, and other like methods of mobility would be great.

Horses?

[CyanidPontifex]

A modding toolset. Seriously, Skyrim's modability is one of the main reasons it's so popular. Try to find a decent length discussion on the game without someone talking about its mods. It's pretty hard.

As for gameplay content, I'd love to have something like the skyrim faction systems, where you can have grouped quest lines around a single theme that are independent from the main quest.

[spirosz]

Mudcrab armor

[The Hierophant]

Shadowfang12 wrote...

bleetman wrote...

Books. Readable books.

Everywhere.

I'd love this. I'm still surprised how much I enjoyed reading books in Skyrim.

The DA series needs an iconic smut book like "The Lusty Argonian Maid" or mock romance book like Deus Ex:HR's "Hearts of Steel".

[Demx]

CyanidPontifex wrote...

A modding toolset. Seriously, Skyrim's modability is one of the main reasons it's so popular. Try to find a decent length discussion on the game without someone talking about its mods. It's pretty hard.

As for gameplay content, I'd love to have something like the skyrim faction systems, where you can have grouped quest lines around a single theme that are independent from the main quest.

I did enjoy stumbling into those quests.

[Hrungr]

The little things - details, items and objects that create a space that appears lived in.

A Toolset (which I don't expect we'll see, but one can dream...).

Atmospheric environments - variety of weather (it can't be sunny *every* day) and things like rolling fog, misty woods, sunrises/sunsets, blizzards you can't see 30 feet in front of you, and so on.

[EpicBoot2daFace]

Overhaul the Chantry temples. They're still abysmal.




Something more like this...

Modifié par EpicBoot2daFace, 18 septembre 2012 - 05:23 .

[SafetyShattered]

The Hierophant wrote...

Shadowfang12 wrote...

bleetman wrote...

Books. Readable books.

Everywhere.

I'd love this. I'm still surprised how much I enjoyed reading books in Skyrim.

The DA series needs an iconic smut book like "The Lusty Argonian Maid" or mock romance book like Deus Ex:HR's "Hearts of Steel".

Dude totally. The Lusty Argonian Maid made me laugh so hard lol. Best book ever.

[Yrkoon]

bleetman wrote...

Books. Readable books.

Everywhere.

YES

I don't see the point of the hostility between fans  of  one of the games vs. the  fans of the other.   Dragon age can take a lot from Skyrim and still maintain its identity.

1)  Details.  Skyrim was rich with details.  there were different types of butterflies fluttering around, for god sakes.  Tables had stuff on them.  Books were readable....page by page.    Bioware could do this and DA3 would be awesome for it.

2)Interactive world.  NPCs, even un-named generic nps, commented about what you were wearing, what you accomplished, what you have in your hand,  your  weapon specialization etc.  This would only Help DA become a richer experience.

3) Level design.  Skyrim had the most amazing dungeons of any game I've ever played.  Bioware can emulate them, or better yet,  they can improve upon them by making them  even more stunningly gorgeous,  more story-rich and non linear  (because that was the  lone flaw in Skyrim's dungeons:  They were linear.)

4)  Vast Exploration.  Thedas is an intriguing place, Don't you think it's about time we friggin got to  explore it properly?
The lore that the first two installments laid out practically begs for it.

Modifié par Yrkoon, 18 septembre 2012 - 07:41 .

[Morgax_Warrior]

Blacksmithing,Enchaning.
Side quests of Skyrim caliber (Dark brotherhood,thieves guild were awesome)
Every dungeon/cave/fortress interior was different bethesda kept its promise, i hope for more variety in DA3 aswell, mind you i will be fine with if few of them copied.
Khajiit/Argonian, how about new beast oriented races?