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[whykikyouwhy]

My economic demand? That "BioWare" be somewhere on the box.

[Savber100]

My only stipulation is "No stupid writing please"

Not really hard but Bioware hasn't been impressing lately...

Modifié par Savber100, 23 décembre 2012 - 01:51 .

[Milan92]

Non voiced PC's are so 2009.

[Navasha]

I actually LIKE the voiced protagonist, I just don't like the arbitrary limitations it currently has to set on the game.

Probably the main reason we don't get a choice of which race we play is largely because it would be too resource heavy to have multiple voices for each of the different races, not to mention all the additional lines that would be necessary to have the world react differently to each race.

This doesn't mean it is impossible, but clearly sticking to just one race is the "frugal" decision when it comes to resource management of the project. Ultimately, it would awesome if you could choose your race AND have it voiced. There are other drawbacks in design too because of a voiced protagonist, but thats my biggest gripe.

As far as not buying it? No, I don't have any "demands" of a developer. They should make the game they want to make and how they want to make it. If its good, I will buy it and likely keep buying their games. When they start trending their games in things I no longer find fun, then I will weigh future purchases against that experience.

[naughty99]

Very hard to imagine any possible scenario that would cause me not to buy the game.

I suppose even if the game turned out worse than DA2, had a lot of unskippable cutscenes, no crafting, no interesting side quests, recycled environments, etc., I might wait to buy it on sale, but I would still eventually buy it.

I don't have any doubt that the dev team will produce a game with an interesting story, great dialogue and voice acting. I'm only hoping it turns out much better than DA2, with better replay value, lots of good side quests, a fun crafting system that makes use of all the "junk" items, interesting NPC factions and fun combat that is very challenging on Nightmare, in which case I will likely pre-order.

I'd say if they decided to use GFWL, I would probably not buy it, but that seems extremely unlikely considering that this is going to be an Origin game.

Modifié par naughty99, 23 décembre 2012 - 02:17 .

[bleetman]

Cribbian wrote...

Multiplayer that affects the singleplayer-campaign

Eeyup.

[Wulfram]

I won't buy the game at release if there is significant Day 1 DLC that isn't free.

But I'm fairly certain to buy the game eventually - I can't see a Bioware game not offering £5 worth of fun to me.  Most likely I'll buy it when it dips below £20, barring major shift in genre or bad reviews and word of mouth.

Modifié par Wulfram, 23 décembre 2012 - 03:01 .

[TheJediSaint]

Listening to player feedback that is not mine.

[Aolbain]

No game, no buy. Thats my ultimatum.

[PinkDiamondstl]

No more muted PCs...ever

[Savber100]

PinkDiamondstl wrote...

No more muted PCs...ever

Meh Dishonored, Zelda, Skyrim, Half-Life 2 weren't all that bad... 

[PinkDiamondstl]

Savber100 wrote...

PinkDiamondstl wrote...

No more muted PCs...ever

Meh Dishonored, Zelda, Skyrim, Half-Life 2 weren't all that bad... 

Besides Zelda the rest were boring ...

[PinkDiamondstl]

Nizaris1 wrote...

No more DLCs, put everything in one disc

....bite your tongue!

[cactusberry]

I prefer voiced. I'm not very creative, so I can't imagine a voice for a character. Having a voice allows me to experience more emotion and understand the character more thoroughly.

[_- Songlian -]

Maria Caliban wrote...

Every companion, NPC, and enemy must be a polyamorous bisexual.

NO EXCEPTIONS BIOWARE.

I support this!

Also, they should lap dance at my command.

[Mummy22kids]

XM-417 wrote...

The high point of DA 2 was Jo Wyatt's Lady Hawke. To go from the mute warden to a very lively Lady Hawke was an amazing moment for me, playing the game as Lady Hawke was a delight

[NoForgiveness]

I like the voiced PC it adds more character to the.. Character.. The warden seems so blank sometimes. My only problem is the attitudes it doesnt allow all attitudes to be used for all responses. Like if you want to say the top option but with the **** voice.. You can't do that. Then there are parts were all 3 dialogues are generally the same and its just the attitude that changes. And i dont like the investigate things there out of place in the conversation. The npc will ask a question and then you can ask a question right back, instead of answering his/hers, and if dont ask the question at that moment you miss your chance.

[PaulSX]

I will buy the game, unless it does not feature party-based mechanics.

[syllogi]

bleetman wrote...

Cribbian wrote...

Multiplayer that affects the singleplayer-campaign

Eeyup.

This is the hill that I die on now.  I can accept a lot, and if DA3 isn't everything I hoped, I'll be disappointed, but probably buy it on sale at some point after it comes out anyway.  But multiplayer affecting the singleplayer game would keep me from doing even that.

[Sacred_Fantasy]

XM-417 wrote...

The high point of DA 2 was Jo Wyatt's Lady Hawke.

That's right. Jo Wyatt is the Lady Hawke. Not you. Not the players.

XM-417 wrote...

To go from the mute warden

You mean, Your warden. 

XM-417 wrote...


to a very lively Lady Hawke was an amazing moment for me,

You mean, to a very lively Jo Wyatt's Lady Hawke. Of course, she is very lively. She knows exactly how to stress her voice by reading full text dialogues during recording session. If you were there, you could do the same thing for YOUR Hawke too.  

XM-417 wrote...

playing the game as Lady Hawke was a delight,

Why wouldn't it. You're watching your favorite Jo Wyatt star the reactive Hawke. How nice. Good for you. 

Sarcasm/

XM-417 wrote...

So if Hawke's never to be seen again could Jo Wyatt at least Voice a companion in DA i.

Maybe you'll hear her voice again maybe you'll watch her star DA 3's main protagonist while you do nothing but combat, moving and picking dialogue for her. 

XM-417 wrote...

Man Hawke was a struggle to play, as he always reminded me of the late Brian Wilde from 'Last of the Summer wine'.sometimes he sounded bored and as a result i got bored with him and went back to Lady Hawke where the fun in the game was to be experienced.

Wow, Really?

sarcasm/

XM-417 wrote...


But the one advantage of the mute protagonist is that they are hard to get attached to unlike Lady Hawke and Fem In a game like Fallout 3, Skyrim or DA O your character has no voice or personality to speak of, so by the end of the story its easy to let go and move on.

No voice or personality? LoL!
I don't even bother to argue but you know what? You do mention "Your" character. That's good enough for me. For me. I'd rather have MY Character than having Jo Wyatt's character roleplaying my RPG. But that's just me. Having Jo Wyatt's or Britney Spears's or Justin Timberlake's or Elvis Presley's voice or no, mean little to me, as long as, I can express MY CHARACTER as closely as possible to available game's dialogue. It would be good if I can tell Anders or Fenris to shut up in DA 2. But that's never be an option. So...  I don't care who voice MY Character. 

XM-417 wrote...


Just hope that Lady Hawke has a better fate in store for her off screen or on in DA i.So i really have no desire to see a new protagonist just disappear at end

You mean Jo Wyatt. Oh I'm sure she has a better fate in real life.

Modifié par Sacred_Fantasy, 23 décembre 2012 - 07:01 .

[DeathScepter]

voiceless PC is a good thing.