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[LolaLei]

I'm a Cullen fan and that even made me wanna blow chunks lol.

[PinkDiamondstl]

Milan92 wrote...

Tune up the romances! ......please?

^
This
:innocent:

[David Gaider]

argan1985 wrote...
I've been away from these boards for a few years, and I can hardly believe my eyes now that I'm back. It seems at least a third of all game threads are in some way related to the romance options in the game. I can't believe that this is what RPGs have come to focus on.

From the number of threads, yeah, you'd almost think that romances were what the game's all about.

They're not, obviously. It's optional content, but content with some very dedicated fans who like to discuss it at length. Like any topics that tend to get zeroed on here, once a group is caught up in a discussion the rest of the game seems like it doesn't even exist... pretty normal, from my experience, and not news to us at BioWare. I can safely say that romance will have no greater and no lesser place than in any of our recent titles.

Modifié par David Gaider, 24 septembre 2012 - 08:27 .

[BouncyFrag]

Darth Death wrote...

I agree. Too many LI threads will give BioWare the wrong impression.

*suddenly fears DA:I will beat you over the head even more than DA2's pushy companions*

[llandwynwyn]

argan1985 wrote...

Please, focus on the core gameplay mechanics and create a good RPG instead of spending a lot of resources on what in my opinion should just be secondary content.

IA

Romances are nice and all but not important.

[Savber100]

Good characters mean nothing if you have a crappy story and gameplay.

[Face of Evil]

David Gaider wrote...

From the number of threads, yeah, you'd almost think that romances were what the game's all about.

We could talk about atheism in Dragon Age if you prefer. That seems to be a popular topic.  

Modifié par Face of Evil, 24 septembre 2012 - 08:35 .

[BouncyFrag]

Face of Evil wrote...

David Gaider wrote...

From the number of threads, yeah, you'd almost think that romances were what the game's all about.

We could talk about atheism in Dragon Age if you prefer. That seems to be a popular topic.  

[Maclimes]

Face of Evil wrote...

David Gaider wrote...

From the number of threads, yeah, you'd almost think that romances were what the game's all about.

We could talk about atheism in Dragon Age if you prefer. That seems to be a popular topic.  

Or we could try to establish the definition of the term  "role playing game".

[Blackrising]

I want more romance! >

I think that romance is what really seperates Bioware games from other games. Deus Ex had choices as well (or so I've heard) and yet I have no intention of ever playing it. Because I'd be missing the connection to the characters I can only get in Bioware games.

Skyrim was a great RPG and I spent a lot of time on it, but it beats none of the Bioware games, because it felt painfully cold and soulless.

I think Bioware might have spoilt me. I can never enjoy generic games again. >.<

[Renmiri1]

PinkDiamondstl wrote...

Milan92 wrote...

Tune up the romances! ......please?

^
This
:innocent:

+100:O

[PinkDiamondstl]

Romances are in all RPGs.Get this dude off of this site.

[The Hierophant]

PinkDiamondstl wrote...

Romances are in all RPGs.Get this dude off of this site.

Pokemon?

[argan1985]

David Gaider wrote...

argan1985 wrote...
I've been away from these boards for a few years, and I can hardly believe my eyes now that I'm back. It seems at least a third of all game threads are in some way related to the romance options in the game. I can't believe that this is what RPGs have come to focus on.

From the number of threads, yeah, you'd almost think that romances were what the game's all about.

They're not, obviously. It's optional content, but content with some very dedicated fans who like to discuss it at length. Like any topics that tend to get zeroed on here, once a group is caught up in a discussion the rest of the game seems like it doesn't even exist... pretty normal, from my experience, and not news to us at BioWare. I can safely say that romance will have no greater and no lesser place than in any of our recent titles.

Yeah, I can see that. I'm not trying to step on anybody's toes, I was just so surprised at the sheer amount of attention and affection that they seem to get.

I want more romance! >

I think that romance is what really
seperates Bioware games from other games. Deus Ex had choices as well
(or so I've heard) and yet I have no intention of ever playing it.
Because I'd be missing the connection to the characters I can only get
in Bioware games.

Skyrim was a great RPG and I spent a lot of
time on it, but it beats none of the Bioware games, because it felt
painfully cold and soulless.

I think Bioware might have spoilt me. I can never enjoy generic games again. >.<

I can see your point, but is romances really necessary to connect with the characters? For me, I will always feel a much closer "connection" to, let's say, Morte than I will to e.g. Leliana or Ashley.

[Vandicus]

The Hierophant wrote...

PinkDiamondstl wrote...

Romances are in all RPGs.Get this dude off of this site.

Pokemon?

Pokemon breeding. Hot skitty on wailord action man.

[Clover Rider]

The Hierophant wrote...

PinkDiamondstl wrote...

Romances are in all RPGs.Get this dude off of this site.

Pokemon?

Where do you think Pokémon Eggs come from?

[blueumi]

no if you don't like them don't do them for those of us like myself who love them they are part of what makes the game fun

I think the reason I still like dragon age 2 was Anders

you know they are in the game do them or don't but they need to stay

[PinkDiamondstl]

The Hierophant wrote...

PinkDiamondstl wrote...

Romances are in all RPGs.Get this dude off of this site.

Pokemon?

Ash and Misty.

[The Hierophant]

Vandicus wrote...

The Hierophant wrote...

PinkDiamondstl wrote...

Romances are in all RPGs.Get this dude off of this site.

Pokemon?

Pokemon breeding. Hot skitty on wailord action man.

How's that even possible?

[Maclimes]

argan1985 wrote...

I can see your point, but is romances really necessary to connect with the characters? For me, I will always feel a much closer "connection" to, let's say, Morte than I will to e.g. Leliana or Ashley.

I agree. I always felt that the most important and defining friendship of DA2 was not whichever disposable LI I had on that playthrough, but my "bromance" with Varric. *fist bump*

[TheJediSaint]

David Gaider wrote...

argan1985 wrote...
I've been away from these boards for a few years, and I can hardly believe my eyes now that I'm back. It seems at least a third of all game threads are in some way related to the romance options in the game. I can't believe that this is what RPGs have come to focus on.

From the number of threads, yeah, you'd almost think that romances were what the game's all about.

They're not, obviously. It's optional content, but content with some very dedicated fans who like to discuss it at length. Like any topics that tend to get zeroed on here, once a group is caught up in a discussion the rest of the game seems like it doesn't even exist... pretty normal, from my experience, and not news to us at BioWare. I can safely say that romance will have no greater and no lesser place than in any of our recent titles.

I think that while combat is what Bioware's games mostly about, romance is what helps it stand out from the ocean of games that focus on combat.   Well, the story telling is what helps them stand out, but the romances are one of the ways that help players feel a sense of "ownership" over their personal in-game story.  

[Clover Rider]

The Hierophant wrote...

Vandicus wrote...

The Hierophant wrote...

PinkDiamondstl wrote...

Romances are in all RPGs.Get this dude off of this site.

Pokemon?

Pokemon breeding. Hot skitty on wailord action man.

How's that even possible?

Both are in the same Egg group.

Modifié par Some Geth, 24 septembre 2012 - 08:49 .

[The Hierophant]

PinkDiamondstl wrote...

The Hierophant wrote...

PinkDiamondstl wrote...

Romances are in all RPGs.Get this dude off of this site.

Pokemon?

Ash and Misty.

Darnit is this about when Red ranaway in Silver? 

[NovaBlastMarketing]

David Gaider wrote...

argan1985 wrote...
I've been away from these boards for a few years, and I can hardly believe my eyes now that I'm back. It seems at least a third of all game threads are in some way related to the romance options in the game. I can't believe that this is what RPGs have come to focus on.

From the number of threads, yeah, you'd almost think that romances were what the game's all about.

They're not, obviously. It's optional content, but content with some very dedicated fans who like to discuss it at length. Like any topics that tend to get zeroed on here, once a group is caught up in a discussion the rest of the game seems like it doesn't even exist... pretty normal, from my experience, and not news to us at BioWare. I can safely say that romance will have no greater and no lesser place than in any of our recent titles.

Well I am glad to hear that   it will be in the game   as  per   what you have been doing normally which really  hasnt had enough of the "screen time " as far as the actual romance content  was concerned,

  I am concerned by your statement means  that you are  not  going  to try to improve  on what you have been doing and add substantially more  content , options and resources  ,

I Personally I would like to  see  the romance  contented   minimum  of at least  doubled to what you  have done  in previous games,

Modifié par NovaBlastMarketing, 24 septembre 2012 - 08:55 .

[Bastila_Rules]

David Gaider wrote...

argan1985 wrote...
I've been away from these boards for a few years, and I can hardly believe my eyes now that I'm back. It seems at least a third of all game threads are in some way related to the romance options in the game. I can't believe that this is what RPGs have come to focus on.

From the number of threads, yeah, you'd almost think that romances were what the game's all about.

They're not, obviously. It's optional content, but content with some very dedicated fans who like to discuss it at length. Like any topics that tend to get zeroed on here, once a group is caught up in a discussion the rest of the game seems like it doesn't even exist... pretty normal, from my experience, and not news to us at BioWare. I can safely say that romance will have no greater and no lesser place than in any of our recent titles.

That's great to hear. I always liked how they were written. Though I'm still a bit upset Alistair dumped my female dwarven noble when he became king. I nearly cried. Still, it made some sense.