dreamgazer wrote...
SimonTheFrog wrote...
I personally would LOVE to see a good scifi game that both does the sci-part and alos explores the psyche of the protagonists.
Perhaps that'll come with Cyberpunk 2077.
ApuLunas wrote...
i don't care, just let us to romance with aria. best ass in the galaxy.
Modifié par Brug0r, 15 janvier 2013 - 11:21 .
Chris Priestly wrote...
When it is ready.
There are a number of things we consider before we talk about upcoming DLC. The most important factor is how close is it to being done. We do not want to start talking about it and then have to delay it for any reason. This would not be good for the game or for the fans. We want to make sure that when we start talking about it, we can (within the bounds of not spoiling it) really talk about it. That is why BioWare usually does not discuss a product until the game team, the marketing team and the PR team all line up and agree that now is the time to talk about it.
And, no, following staffers on Twitter who drop hints about what they are workign on is not "BioWare talking about the game". You're welcome to follow whomever you want on Twitter, but until it comes through our website or official Twitter/Facebook channels, we're not really talking about it.
So, when will that be? No idea. Again, we won't say "We'll talk about it tomorrow, next week, next month, etc" until we know for usre that we can actually meet that goal. When we can talk about it, we will talk about it.
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Modifié par xsdob, 15 janvier 2013 - 11:25 .
xsdob wrote...
INB4 ****y ass comment about how CDPR is better.
Heretic_Hanar wrote...
xsdob wrote...
INB4 ****y ass comment about how CDPR is better.
CDPR is better and you know it.
xsdob wrote...
Heretic_Hanar wrote...
xsdob wrote...
INB4 ****y ass comment about how CDPR is better.
CDPR is better and you know it.
Not to me they aren't since I didn't think the witcher was better than mass effect.
And until they do so, they are simply another company for me to aknowledge but feel nothing for.
dea_ex_machina wrote...
So? I don't see how that comes within trolling. An argument about different games boils down to personal opinion to a great extent, sure, but discussing about games and respective opinions doesn't come within trolling for me, even if it derails the thread. Maybe I just have another definition of it, but...
Robosexual wrote...
dea_ex_machina wrote...
So? I don't see how that comes within trolling. An argument about different games boils down to personal opinion to a great extent, sure, but discussing about games and respective opinions doesn't come within trolling for me, even if it derails the thread. Maybe I just have another definition of it, but...
You must be new to the Internet then, as all he was trying to do was deliberately rile you up in an argument that had no conclusion to derail the thread. There was nothing to be gained from it, just frustration and thread derailing, and he knew full well what he was doing. Trolling in other words.
xsdob wrote...
Geralt I felt was a less interesting character than shepard, even with shepard being a blank slate and later a military man in ME3, And geralt with his intriuging amnisia plot, I found shepard more interesting and fun to play than geralt and his gravelly christan bale batman type voice.
Theres just something aboust geralt that didn't click with me as well. That and I felt a lot of the gameplay aspects of the game witcher 2 to be a tad annoying to try and play. Just to clarify I play on xbox sobwitcher 2 is the only witcher game I played. Along with that was a game bug that made me have to return it for a refund, but since Ive bought a new copy recentlt and playing it again, Im still not feeling that invested in the story, it hasn't really sucked me in at all yet.
The reason I maintain aknowleding them but don't like or dislike is so I can give their product a dair look without falling for hype or what their fans claim about them. I want to judge for.myself whether they are good or.not, and not have that interfered with by other people.
Modifié par Heretic_Hanar, 17 janvier 2013 - 03:57 .
I like this human. He understandsHeretic_Hanar wrote...
GimmeDaGun wrote...
Heretic_Hanar wrote...
GimmeDaGun, I only need to share this one quote to debunk your entire wall of text. This is a quote from a former Mass Effect writer in fact:
"What I didn't understand as a child was that science fiction is not about a gun that atomizes someone; it's about what a human does when they can commit murder and not leave a corpse." - Chris L'etoile
You see, that's EXACTLY what Mass Effect 2 and especially 3 is lacking.
eeerrr... ok? I guess...Did you even read my "wall of text" before you "debunked" it?
Just because I don't see where it does debunk what I wrote, nor does this statement contradict the themes and messages of both ME2 and ME3. So call me a fool, but I don't see your point. Care to explain?
I knew it would be too hard for you to understand what I was saying. Okay, I'll explain it for you.
The point is, that sci-fi is not about bringing dead Spectres back to life with superb technology. Sci-fi is about what a human would do with such technology and more importantly, how the reanimated subject (Shepard in this case) would deal with it.
Sci-fi is less about the technology and more about the psychological, sociological and ethical consequences of such technology.
A good example of this would be the anime Ghost In The Shell. It's about a female police officer named Motoko who died but is brought back to life in a synthetic body. Her new android form makes her better, stronger and faster than ever, but she can't help but questioning her identity. Is she really Motoko, or just an AI copy of herself? Is she still human, or just a robot? Ar her memories her own memories, or just copies of her mer memories? Are her memories even real? These are all questions that consume Motoko and over the course of te anime these questions are answered slowly but surely.
Now THAT is proper sci-fi. THAT is how project Lazarus in Mass Effect 2 should have been handled. But as it is right now, project Lazarus is just a lazy, stupid and silly reset button.
Modifié par Maxster_, 17 janvier 2013 - 04:03 .
That reminds me to continue my Deus Ex playthrough,.... so many games.Epic777 wrote...
dreamgazer wrote...
SimonTheFrog wrote...
I personally would LOVE to see a good scifi game that both does the sci-part and alos explores the psyche of the protagonists.
Perhaps that'll come with Cyberpunk 2077.
It has already been done. Deus Ex:Human Revolution
Heretic_Hanar wrote...
The story in The Witcher 2 is one of the best stories in video-games I've ever seen, but I think you need to know at least a thing or two about the world of The Witcher (from either the previous game or the books) to fully appreciate and understand it.
If go in and start with The Witcher 2 completely unprepared, the whole experience might be a bit overwhelming and perhaps even confusing. It might be harder to connect with the story and the setting.
Is this what you experienced?
Bonez106 wrote...
I hope they're making a new ending so that they can make a fitting sequel
Mass Effect > Witcher 2 in my experience, but I stopped playing it fairly early due to it nearly putting me to sleep. Mass effect speeds up in all three installments as you progress, and after putting about 3 hours into the witcher games, the hope of them speeding up is beginning to dwindle.xsdob wrote...
Not to me they aren't since I didn't think the witcher was better than mass effect.
It doesn't have anything to do with instant gratification for me. I just don't feel as drawn in as I do in other games, and I simply don't feel as engaged in it.Bob Garbage wrote...
Those who need instant gratification are the reasons for the over polished, glossy nature of EAware games now. The Witcher 2 is a very good game and reminds me of why I got into games in the first place.
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You're absolutely right.z_gun wrote...
So Bioware has been teasing this new DLC to be their biggest to date. Eight of their writers, several of their composers and a majority of the main cast are all attached to it at the moment. Whatever it is, it is supposed to be huge.
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