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[Conduit0]

I'm sorry but if you take, "we drew some inspiration from Skyrim" and some how interpret that as, "DA3 will be a sandbox game" and then get angry and scream at Bioware for lying again, you bloody well deserve to have the entire DA staff come to your house and take turns slapping the stupid out of you.

To begin with, taking inspiration from Skyrim doesn't even remotely come close to meaning, making DA3 like Skyrim, you can draw inspiration from something without copying it.

Second, this article is stupid with a capital derp, its not jumping the gun, hell its not even reasonable speculation, its just some twit grabbing at a few random puzzle pieces and trying force them into the picture they want to see.

[Lee80]

I have to wonder why they are making a game that apparently is going to be very little like the other 2 and still calling it Dragon Age. They really messed up by changing things so much last time, now they are doing it again...I don't know. I'm very very skeptical about this game. :-/

I personally didn't enjoy Skyrim. I hope that the open environments are all that they take from it. I still want some sort of structure and story that progresses. Elder Scroll games just seem like so many side quests and no real pay off, but that's just my opinion.

[A Crusty Knight Of Colour]

I hope Dragon Age takes Skyrim's approach to NPC marriage.

[Sacred_Fantasy]

The only thing that BioWare should learn from Skyrim is the exotic and interactive world. BioWare really suck with that since they're too focus on railroading the players through narrative.. way too much that they don't even bother to make the entire city of Kirkwall feel alive and busy. They should stop doing that. A lot of things can be done, even in a single building like tavern. For example you can order fine ale, listen to rumor, pick up fight with drunken thugs, flirt with fine wenches, play cards, stay for a night, etc..

Come on BioWare, Focusing on progressing the plot is one thing. Making your narrative detail and well exposed is another thing. The difference between 10 pages children tales and over hundred pages of adult novel is not how well the plot is moved or word counts, but how well it attempt to create a believable and realistic narrative. Pay more attention to details, please.  

Modifié par Sacred_Fantasy, 08 décembre 2012 - 10:27 .

[Chromie]

CrustyBot wrote...

I hope Dragon Age takes Skyrim's approach to NPC marriage.

I hope Dragon Age takes Skyrim's approach to romance.

[naughty99]

Villiamus wrote...

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what do you think good or bad, I personally think good if bioware melds the explorabiliy of skyrim and the great writing they've done before your looking at a high dragon of a game.

The only quote in that article, which is from a recent Game Informer interview, doesn't quite suggest DA3 would have any kind of more open game world, or other features from Skyrim. It only confirms the team is always influenced by other RPGs, and I imagine any developer is frequently playing other games, studying what works and what doesn't work, etc.

Modifié par naughty99, 08 décembre 2012 - 10:57 .

[Maria Caliban]

Can someone provide a link to the article that doesn't go through some ad site?

[Herr Uhl]

Maria Caliban wrote...

Can someone provide a link to the article that doesn't go through some ad site?

http://www.tgdaily.c...ore-like-skyrim

[Eternal Phoenix]

Based on what? Concept art?

[Kaiser Arian XVII]

Skelter192 wrote...

CrustyBot wrote...

I hope Dragon Age takes Skyrim's approach to NPC marriage.

I hope Dragon Age takes Skyrim's approach to romance.

From everyone saying "I'm interested in you ... are you interested in me?" to Nonexistent Romance of Skyrim is the difference between these two comments. Pointing the obvious for less smart people.

[Dominus]

Based on what? Concept art?

And an interview with the Development Leader Aaryn Flynn.

"You can't look at a game like Skyrim and not think about how impressive what they've accomplished is—or [think] that's an interesting new direction or that there was something that didn't work well for them that we could take in a new direction. So, we're always influenced by these games, especially in a relatively tight-knight genre like RPGs,"

According to the Producer Cameron Lee, "Just one level in Dragon Age III is as big as all of Dragon Age II's levels,".

It's more likely to be influence, and not necessarily copying and pasting the same ideas. There is a distinct difference between inspiration and imitation...we'll see which one that is once gameplay previews are released.

Modifié par DominusVita, 08 décembre 2012 - 11:57 .

[Svanhildr]

I'm not against them taking some inspiration from Skyrim, it's a great game in my opinion. I would love to see the Dragon Age world more lively.

[mousestalker]

DAIII being influenced artistically by Skyrim is good, isn't it? It would be lovely (literally) if it were a prettier game than DAO or DA2. If they can keep the character development from DAO, bring in the combat from DA2 (sans ceiling ninjas) and add in Skyrim inspired graphics, how is that not a success?

[ObserverStatus]

CrustyBot wrote...

I hope Dragon Age takes Skyrim's approach to NPC marriage.

I hope it takes Fallout 2's approach to NPC marriage.

[Pzykozis]

I hope it takes Dark Souls approach to marriage.

[Kaiser Arian XVII]

I hope it takes King's Bounty's approach to marriage!

[J0HNL3I]

Shinian2 wrote...

It's a new style of game for them, so I hope they take the time and money to do it right, and not have it come across as a Skyrim clone.

As much as i love skyrim i hope this doesn't happen, i think it would be good to take some things from skyrim but too much and it wont feel like DA:O/DA2.

[fchopin]

Herr Uhl wrote...

Maria Caliban wrote...

Can someone provide a link to the article that doesn't go through some ad site?

http://www.tgdaily.c...ore-like-skyrim

Thanks for the link.

[FaeQueenCory]

Making DA2 more like Skyrim.... would be making it more like Origins.
But I honestly don't see how anyone looking at an art picture of a dalish caravan, art ruins from Origins, and a castle can say "oh! so much like Skyrim!!"
There's a bit of jumping off the deep end of conclusions.

And I also think that article is missing the two big factors in what made Skyrim such a HUGE success:
1) Fully open world with a...
2) Blank slate protagonist.

An RPG with a focus on a "cinematic" story is fine. An RPG that is geared for self-insertion is also fine.
DA2 was the former. Skyrim was the latter. And Origins was a combination of the two with a heavy seat on the self-insert side. (it's why there is such a divide in regards to the voiced protagonist... but that's the difference between a JRPG and a WRPG.)

Modifié par FaeQueenCory, 08 décembre 2012 - 01:04 .

[Navasha]

I love Skyrim (almost 800 hours played according to steam), however, its almost the exact opposite of features from Dragon Age games. DA has a deeper story and characters and at least in Origins the illusion of choice was far better implemented.

If Dragon Age 3 adds some of the massive open world and exploration elements, but keeps all the story, deep characters, and the isometric camera, I see that as a major winning formula.

Skyrim has some major flaws in many areas. However, what they do well is letting the player choose their own path and tackle things in whatever order they wish.

[Milan92]

Just because the dev team got some inspiration from Skyrim doesn't mean it will be like it. Lots of devs these days take inspiration from other games. Which is a good thing.

[Fast Jimmy]

Skelter192 wrote...

CrustyBot wrote...

I hope Dragon Age takes Skyrim's approach to NPC marriage.

I hope Dragon Age takes Skyrim's approach to romance.

I don't see the difference between these two statements.

[Milan92]

Ivandra Ceruden wrote...

Now, if Bethesda would have developed these romances better...

....Which they won't since Bethesda isn't known for their great story telling and characters. Well except for Serana, she basically has been the only interesting npc in Skyrim for me.