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[Terrorize69]

One of the things that DA2 had that seemed a little out of place, was when the PC was talked about by companions in banter, 95% of the time the PC didn't make a comment. Both Legacy and MotA changed this a bit, Hawke was more vocal in peoples banters.

Will the PC stay vocal in banters in DA:I? Or will they go back to letting people talk about them behind their back? 

[Sejborg]

I'd rather have less banter and instead have more conversations where I get to roleplay.

[Wulfram]

I dislike the PC talking without my control.

[David Gaider]

Terrorize69 wrote...
Will the PC stay vocal in banters in DA:I?

Yes. In fact, we're testing out a way for the player to chime in occasionally-- not with an automatic line, but with a chosen response. It'll also be an opt-in system, so you can choose to chime in on the banter or remain silent and let them talk. We'll see if that ends up working as we expect, but I consider it the ideal evolution of the system.

[Fredward]

I really, really hope this is something they keep, and expound upon, in the next game. I LOVE party banter and it was just so much better when my Hawke contributed.

EDIT:

David Gaider wrote...
Yes. In fact, we're testing out a way
for the player to chime in occasionally-- not with an automatic line,
but with a chosen response. It'll also be an opt-in system, so you can
choose to chime in on the banter or remain silent and let them talk.
We'll see if that ends up working as we expect, but I consider it the
ideal evolution of the system.

I squeed.

Modifié par Foopydoopydoo, 02 novembre 2012 - 08:22 .

[eyesofastorm]

David Gaider wrote...

Terrorize69 wrote...
Will the PC stay vocal in banters in DA:I?

Yes. In fact, we're testing out a way for the player to chime in occasionally-- not with an automatic line, but with a chosen response. It'll also be an opt-in system, so you can choose to chime in on the banter or remain silent and let them talk. We'll see if that ends up working as we expect, but I consider it the ideal evolution of the system.

Hey!  You're not allowed to tell us anything about the game yet!

[PsychoBlonde]

David Gaider wrote...

Terrorize69 wrote...
Will the PC stay vocal in banters in DA:I?

Yes. In fact, we're testing out a way for the player to chime in occasionally-- not with an automatic line, but with a chosen response. It'll also be an opt-in system, so you can choose to chime in on the banter or remain silent and let them talk. We'll see if that ends up working as we expect, but I consider it the ideal evolution of the system.

That does sound pretty cool, especially if there's a separate UI element for it so you can talk while moving.

Modifié par PsychoBlonde, 02 novembre 2012 - 08:24 .

[Nurot]

Foopydoopydoo wrote...

I really, really hope this is something they keep, and expound upon, in the next game. I LOVE party banter and it was just so much better when my Hawke contributed.

EDIT:

David Gaider wrote...
Yes. In fact, we're testing out a way
for the player to chime in occasionally-- not with an automatic line,
but with a chosen response. It'll also be an opt-in system, so you can
choose to chime in on the banter or remain silent and let them talk.
We'll see if that ends up working as we expect, but I consider it the
ideal evolution of the system.

I squeed.

Me too!

[Terrorize69]

David Gaider wrote...

Terrorize69 wrote...
Will the PC stay vocal in banters in DA:I?

Yes. In fact, we're testing out a way for the player to chime in occasionally-- not with an automatic line, but with a chosen response. It'll also be an opt-in system, so you can choose to chime in on the banter or remain silent and let them talk. We'll see if that ends up working as we expect, but I consider it the ideal evolution of the system.

Thanks for the fast reply and that sounds great .

[EpicBoot2daFace]

David Gaider wrote...

Terrorize69 wrote...
Will the PC stay vocal in banters in DA:I?

Yes. In fact, we're testing out a way for the player to chime in occasionally-- not with an automatic line, but with a chosen response. It'll also be an opt-in system, so you can choose to chime in on the banter or remain silent and let them talk. We'll see if that ends up working as we expect, but I consider it the ideal evolution of the system.

Bioware is learning. This is good.

[thats1evildude]

David Gaider wrote...

Yes. In fact, we're testing out a way for the player to chime in occasionally-- not with an automatic line, but with a chosen response. It'll also be an opt-in system, so you can choose to chime in on the banter or remain silent and let them talk. We'll see if that ends up working as we expect, but I consider it the ideal evolution of the system.

That sounds pretty cool.

Modifié par thats1evildude, 02 novembre 2012 - 08:35 .

[Fredward]

EpicBoot2daFace wrote...

David Gaider wrote...

Terrorize69 wrote...
Will the PC stay vocal in banters in DA:I?

Yes. In fact, we're testing out a way for the player to chime in occasionally-- not with an automatic line, but with a chosen response. It'll also be an opt-in system, so you can choose to chime in on the banter or remain silent and let them talk. We'll see if that ends up working as we expect, but I consider it the ideal evolution of the system.

Bioware is learning. This is good.

They never stopped tho.

[Mummy22kids]

Oooh sounds good!

[RinpocheSchnozberry]

David Gaider wrote...

Yes. In fact, we're testing out a way for the player to chime in occasionally-- not with an automatic line, but with a chosen response. It'll also be an opt-in system, so you can choose to chime in on the banter or remain silent and let them talk. We'll see if that ends up working as we expect, but I consider it the ideal evolution of the system.

*opts-in so hard*

[DarkKnightHolmes]

I actually prefer it when they talk without your input. It's like a private conversation, you don't just butt in.

[Patchwork]

David Gaider wrote...
Yes. In fact, we're testing out a way for the player to chime in occasionally-- not with an automatic line, but with a chosen response. It'll also be an opt-in system, so you can choose to chime in on the banter or remain silent and let them talk. We'll see if that ends up working as we expect, but I consider it the ideal evolution of the system.

Hmmm...
Like KOTOR's stop and chat or more a on the go right click renegade response, left click a paragon one?

[Beerfish]

Sounds like an excellent improvement.

[unbentbuzzkill]

love that idea keep it coming bioware!

[Firky]

David Gaider wrote...

Terrorize69 wrote...
Will the PC stay vocal in banters in DA:I?

Yes. In fact, we're testing out a way for the player to chime in occasionally-- not with an automatic line, but with a chosen response. It'll also be an opt-in system, so you can choose to chime in on the banter or remain silent and let them talk. We'll see if that ends up working as we expect, but I consider it the ideal evolution of the system.

I think that sounds good.

I'm picturing it screwing with walking from place to place a little, though. Mind you, I always stopped to listen to banter in DA2 because it was fairly lengthy and I didn't want to run into a battle while someone was talking.

(I really struggle with getting lost in RPGs, weirdly enough, so stopping and starting while going somewhere is actually a thing.)

[Savber100]

I am intrigued by David Gaider's suggestion.

I generally dislike my character chiming in without my assent but if we get options... YES PLEASE!

[silentassassin264]

So I get to defend myself for spending so much time at the brothel. Hmm...

[Angelo2027]

Love it! I hope it works out :-D

[Allan Schumacher]

Ser Bard wrote...

Hmmm...
Like KOTOR's stop and chat or more a on the go right click renegade response, left click a paragon one?

Too early to definitively say how.  Experimenting with different ideas because it's important to make sure it's not a jarring thing for the game experience IMO.

[Iakus]

David Gaider wrote...

Terrorize69 wrote...
Will the PC stay vocal in banters in DA:I?

Yes. In fact, we're testing out a way for the player to chime in occasionally-- not with an automatic line, but with a chosen response. It'll also be an opt-in system, so you can choose to chime in on the banter or remain silent and let them talk. We'll see if that ends up working as we expect, but I consider it the ideal evolution of the system.

Sounds cool.  I hope it ends up working out.