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One thing about DA3 that would make you angry
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#26
Posté 04 octobre 2012 - 11:34
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If I had to pick one thing over everything else I would say the enviroment comes first. If limited to few places, repeating of maps and areas constantly, poor quality setting and visuals in them. Bioware needs as much focus on the enviroments, world and setting as they spend on companions and dialogue. That would be my one over the rest but quality of choices and consequences aspect (only just) comes behind that.
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Posté 04 octobre 2012 - 11:34
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One thing about DA3 that would make me angry?
That it wouldn't be released at all. And that would probably make me feel extremely disappointed as opposed to angry.
That it wouldn't be released at all. And that would probably make me feel extremely disappointed as opposed to angry.
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Posté 04 octobre 2012 - 11:37
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Giving the fans what they want? How Incredibly ABSURD!!!
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Posté 04 octobre 2012 - 11:39
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Yep. Pretty much.MillKill wrote...
The thing that would most annoy me would be Bioware actually listening to most people on the BSN by:
Having a mute dead-eyed puppet protagonist.
Bringing back the Warden.
Bringing back the busywork-filled crafting system.
Including romances with every man, woman, animal, and inanimate object you see.
Giving perfect third-option choices that are clearly better than the others like saving Connor and Isolde or a certain Resolution to Rannoch in ME3.
Adding ending slides instead of showing us in-game what happened or letting us interpret and guess for ourselves.
Going back to the faux-tactical combat of DAO instead of a fun system like DA2.
Having every NPC lick the player's boots and tell them how great they are in every conversation instead of disagreeing like normal people.
Or finally, making the mage obscenely overpowered again.
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#30
Posté 04 octobre 2012 - 11:39
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No armor/weapon visual variety on PC AND companions.
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Posté 04 octobre 2012 - 11:46
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classes still being as limited in weapon choices as in DA2.
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Posté 04 octobre 2012 - 11:50
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If Tallis show her face and I hear that annoying voice... I will smash something. Be gone!
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Posté 04 octobre 2012 - 11:52
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Sandal and Bodahn in my camp/house/cave/whatever again. At least give me a choice to not let them live there.
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Posté 04 octobre 2012 - 11:55
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Lithuasil wrote...
Being forced to join, cooperate with or suffer to live any followers of the qun.
This also, making the Templar or Mage faction into the 'Cerberus' of DA3, both have good and bad people in them and need to be portrayed better then they were in DA2 and espicaly Asunder.
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Posté 05 octobre 2012 - 12:01
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If it spontaneously combusted after purchase along with the receipt. Other than that, can't really think of anything.
#37
Posté 05 octobre 2012 - 12:04
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DA2's "Unique art style and theme". God that was terrible.
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Posté 05 octobre 2012 - 12:04
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MillKill wrote...
The thing that would most annoy me would be Bioware actually listening to most people on the BSN by:
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Giving perfect third-option choices that are clearly better than the others like saving Connor and Isolde or a certain Resolution to Ran.
Here is my angry list...
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NOT Giving perfect third-option choices that are clearly better than the others like saving Connor and Isolde or a certain Resolution to Rannoch in ME3
NOT increasing the amount of romance content
More ME3 type endings
Non-Return of the Jedi type ending
Non avoidable deaths
Not increaseing character interaction
Non Witcher 2 enhanced style romance scene
If you removed game play level ie keep casual as well as normal
Spending resources on Multiplayer that could be used to make the actual game better.Fewer cut scenes
No companion quests
Change of the diolog system - i e the labeling system which tells you what type of choice it is paragon ,romance , renegade ,netural
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#39
Posté 05 octobre 2012 - 12:07
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syllogi wrote...
Multiplayer effecting the single player campaign in any way.
hear hear +10:wizard: (never played any multiplayer games don't want to start now)
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Posté 05 octobre 2012 - 12:07
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Two more:
Having the option to play a character that supports modern Secular Western Democratic Values. It's absurdly out-of-place in the setting and makes about as much sense as playing a character from space. Those things took centuries to develop and would not spring out of thin air in a Medieval Society. Aside from a few somewhat out-of-place lines in Origins, I thought Dragon Age has been pretty good about this so far.
Having a character that succeeds at everything. It removes tension from the story makes the Protagonist far too Mary Sueish to be likeable or relatable. Mass Effect 2 got hit by this problem pretty hard, especially being able to pull off the final mission without casualties. I thought Mass Effect 3 did a great deal to rectify this, though and DA2 was very good about it. It made Hawke more interesting and sympathetic to know that he/she couldn't always save the day. It gave the story a more tragic feel, which is better than the done-to-death "epic" feel that most RPGs go for.
Having the option to play a character that supports modern Secular Western Democratic Values. It's absurdly out-of-place in the setting and makes about as much sense as playing a character from space. Those things took centuries to develop and would not spring out of thin air in a Medieval Society. Aside from a few somewhat out-of-place lines in Origins, I thought Dragon Age has been pretty good about this so far.
Having a character that succeeds at everything. It removes tension from the story makes the Protagonist far too Mary Sueish to be likeable or relatable. Mass Effect 2 got hit by this problem pretty hard, especially being able to pull off the final mission without casualties. I thought Mass Effect 3 did a great deal to rectify this, though and DA2 was very good about it. It made Hawke more interesting and sympathetic to know that he/she couldn't always save the day. It gave the story a more tragic feel, which is better than the done-to-death "epic" feel that most RPGs go for.
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Posté 05 octobre 2012 - 12:07
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Anyone voiced by the Jowan voice actor from DA:O.
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Posté 05 octobre 2012 - 12:07
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What will make me angry about DA3?
It's something that I think is going to happen, but is going to infuriate me to no end regardless:
Bioware won't be able to deliver anywhere near the correct amount of world-changing differences based on different imports (which won't bother me, because I know they can't and wish the import function would be abolished) and then the BSN fans will wail and moan about their respective Wardens/Hawkes/romances/world states like they didn't see the warning signs with DA2, ME2 and ME3 and like they weren't warned.
It's something that I think is going to happen, but is going to infuriate me to no end regardless:
Bioware won't be able to deliver anywhere near the correct amount of world-changing differences based on different imports (which won't bother me, because I know they can't and wish the import function would be abolished) and then the BSN fans will wail and moan about their respective Wardens/Hawkes/romances/world states like they didn't see the warning signs with DA2, ME2 and ME3 and like they weren't warned.
#43
Posté 05 octobre 2012 - 12:18
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Sandal turns out to be this oh-so-powerful prodigy that can destroy Thedas or is secretly the Maker or Fen'Harel, or someone.
If Flemeth is the old lady Sandal referred to in DA2, and wants to use him for some evil plot. Or if she is secretly the Maker or Fen'Harel or someone.
If we don't see Morrigan.
If BioWare kills off a former companion to satisfy the haters, like Tallis or Leliana.
If Tallis/Cassandra is/are not a companion.
Return characters haven't been thoroughly checked to make sure they don't turn out like Alistair's nose or Zevran's eyes.
The elves have been badly redesigned. The noses are flat while the rest of the face is curvey.
Female armour is not sexy.
People make mods that are clear rip-offs of in-game armour, by removing pieces of the female armour, like they were strutting around their house with less apparel, in the summer.
This would probably annoy me more than most things: ugly PC specific armour like this:
I couldn't find the male version, but if you haven't seen it, trust me: it's revolting! You call that a mage robe BioWare???
Also, players who show off their ugly PC, like they are some sort of sex god/goddess. Seriously, some people just have no taste in character design, and they should not be allowed to make me want to vomit in my mouth.
If Flemeth is the old lady Sandal referred to in DA2, and wants to use him for some evil plot. Or if she is secretly the Maker or Fen'Harel or someone.
If we don't see Morrigan.
If BioWare kills off a former companion to satisfy the haters, like Tallis or Leliana.
If Tallis/Cassandra is/are not a companion.
Return characters haven't been thoroughly checked to make sure they don't turn out like Alistair's nose or Zevran's eyes.
The elves have been badly redesigned. The noses are flat while the rest of the face is curvey.
Female armour is not sexy.
People make mods that are clear rip-offs of in-game armour, by removing pieces of the female armour, like they were strutting around their house with less apparel, in the summer.
This would probably annoy me more than most things: ugly PC specific armour like this:
I couldn't find the male version, but if you haven't seen it, trust me: it's revolting! You call that a mage robe BioWare???
Also, players who show off their ugly PC, like they are some sort of sex god/goddess. Seriously, some people just have no taste in character design, and they should not be allowed to make me want to vomit in my mouth.
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#44
Posté 05 octobre 2012 - 12:21
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Quicksilver26 wrote...
syllogi wrote...
Multiplayer effecting the single player campaign in any way.
hear hear +10:wizard: (never played any multiplayer games don't want to start now)
+100 000 000 000
#45
Posté 05 octobre 2012 - 12:27
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MillKill wrote...
The thing that would most annoy me would be Bioware actually listening to most people on the BSN by:
Having a mute dead-eyed puppet protagonist.
Bringing back the Warden.
Bringing back the busywork-filled crafting system.
Including romances with every man, woman, animal, and inanimate object you see.
Giving perfect third-option choices that are clearly better than the others like saving Connor and Isolde or a certain Resolution to Rannoch in ME3.
Adding ending slides instead of showing us in-game what happened or letting us interpret and guess for ourselves.
Going back to the faux-tactical combat of DAO instead of a fun system like DA2.
Having every NPC lick the player's boots and tell them how great they are in every conversation instead of disagreeing like normal people.
Or finally, making the mage obscenely overpowered again.
Don't worry, they won't.
#46
Posté 05 octobre 2012 - 12:32
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I would be mad if Bioware lie to us again and make more promises they can't keep
Less tactical combat
More fast paced combat
Dragon Age 2 art style
Mass Effect 3 like ending or extended cut
Day one DLC that isn't free to new user buyers
DLC that isn't worth it
Being forced to play multiplayer to get best ending
choices not mattering
warden not being in the game
Boring characters
Human only protagonist
mass effect style dialogue wheel
having characters that don't question the protagonist and just follow him everywhere
ugly graphics
underwear
Really long and really boring missions like the fade
Less tactical combat
More fast paced combat
Dragon Age 2 art style
Mass Effect 3 like ending or extended cut
Day one DLC that isn't free to new user buyers
DLC that isn't worth it
Being forced to play multiplayer to get best ending
choices not mattering
warden not being in the game
Boring characters
Human only protagonist
mass effect style dialogue wheel
having characters that don't question the protagonist and just follow him everywhere
ugly graphics
underwear
Really long and really boring missions like the fade
#48
Posté 05 octobre 2012 - 12:36
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MillKill wrote...
The thing that would most annoy me would be Bioware actually listening to most people on the BSN by:
Having a mute dead-eyed puppet protagonist.
Bringing back the Warden.
Bringing back the busywork-filled crafting system.
Including romances with every man, woman, animal, and inanimate object you see.
Giving perfect third-option choices that are clearly better than the others like saving Connor and Isolde or a certain Resolution to Rannoch in ME3.
Adding ending slides instead of showing us in-game what happened or letting us interpret and guess for ourselves.
Going back to the faux-tactical combat of DAO instead of a fun system like DA2.
Having every NPC lick the player's boots and tell them how great they are in every conversation instead of disagreeing like normal people.
Or finally, making the mage obscenely overpowered again.
If there was a punctuation mark that signified applause I would be using it right now.
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Posté 05 octobre 2012 - 12:41
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MillKill wrote...
Two more:
Having the option to play a character that supports modern Secular Western Democratic Values. It's absurdly out-of-place in the setting and makes about as much sense as playing a character from space. Those things took centuries to develop and would not spring out of thin air in a Medieval Society. Aside from a few somewhat out-of-place lines in Origins, I thought Dragon Age has been pretty good about this so far.
Having a character that succeeds at everything. It removes tension from the story makes the Protagonist far too Mary Sueish to be likeable or relatable. Mass Effect 2 got hit by this problem pretty hard, especially being able to pull off the final mission without casualties. I thought Mass Effect 3 did a great deal to rectify this, though and DA2 was very good about it. It made Hawke more interesting and sympathetic to know that he/she couldn't always save the day. It gave the story a more tragic feel, which is better than the done-to-death "epic" feel that most RPGs go for.
I agree somewhat on the first, if you're going to introduce a character who thinks like that, or if you let the PC hold those values then they need to be remarked upon as odd and be given some sort of explanation. I'm sure there are countries and city-states and such we haven't met that may hold those sort of values, and it would be interesting to see characters with wildly different ideas about how society should work working together.
I disagree on the example of the Sucide Mission, since it felt more like it was Shepard actually forming a proper team and knowing how to use it than anything - but I really don't want a character than can persuade everyone to their side with a single word and be "awesome" from the get-go.
