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[SafetyShattered]

whykikyouwhy wrote...

Interesting characters, witty banter, and more tidbits on the breadcrumb trail of ever-expanding lore.

[Raging_Pulse]

Story and characters kinda goes without saying. At the moment, I am probably more desperate to see how the game will look and play in the new engine. What will environments look like and how 'open' will areas be exactly? How will exploration work then? What will combat look like?

Questions, questions...

Modifié par Domecoming, 27 janvier 2013 - 08:44 .

[AstraDrakkar]

Actually, what I'm really looking forward to right now is just some new Bioware information about the game.......

[CuriousArtemis]

I am most looking forward to the companion reveals and how the CC will look!

[JaegerBane]

What am I looking forward to the most? Frankly, whether the Dragon Age universe has any life left in it. As much as I enjoyed (and still enjoy) Dragon Age Origins, it sounds like they're hell-bent on shifting the emphasis from Darkspawn, Grey Wardens and mysteries of both and on to the whole Mage vs Templar conflict.

While I don't necessarily mind that, they spent all of DA2 banging on about it and the storyline was a load of rubbish as a result. It will be interesting to see whether this whole Mage vs Templar thing actually has more to tell. Honestly, I enjoyed the storyline of Legacy far more than anything else in all of DA2.

Really, what's happening at the moment feels a bit like the later Mass Effect games just ignoring the Reaper concept and focusing on the Blue Sun's dubious activities. Seems a bit weird that we've got a mystery that's central to the entire Dragon Age universe and it's getting left on the shelf in favour of beating about the bush on a story that *should* have been done with by the end of DA2.

Modifié par JaegerBane, 27 janvier 2013 - 09:17 .

[LolaLei]

Aside from looking forward to finally playing a new Dragon Age game, I think I'm most looking forward to my first ever play-through where I don't know what's gonna happen next or where the hell everything/everyone is.

[Silas7]

Seeing how little info has reached my ears and eyes that I can't really build any excitement for the game right now.

[Volus Warlord]

Uh.. Fan outcry?

[JCAP]

To be honest, the 2 things that I am really looking forward is the Frostbite 2 in action and the templar-mage civil war.

[Solas]

 Really looking forwards to exploring new areas/countries and the expanding lore, meeting and learning about the new companions, seeing how elves look... Hoping some questions/mysteries are at least partially answered - what happened to Hawke and the Warden? What is Flemeth and what are her goals? What's with Sandal? Hoping Cole and Morrigan crop up.

[Askeladden]

Aside from story and characters, I want to see Morrigan again and my character from DA1 (though that won't probably happen).

[Dominus]

I'd like to see the level designs of the Inquisition-y sections for Dragon Age. I'd love to see something along the lines of Scarlet Monastery. Interested in some of the new dialogue systems - I believe Dave and Allan have mentioned the context-sensitive dialogue-flexible sections, which will be interesting to see if they choose to keep it in the final build.

Also, the assumably revamped combat system. Finally, moar evil stuff. I gotta have my evil - Blood magic, Reavers, you name it. Dat evil.

[TJPags]

Melca36 wrote...

TJPags wrote...

The option to kill every mage I come across.

DA2 set this game up (so we're led to believe) as a conflict between mages and the Chantry. Mages have gone rogue, and so I want the option to exterminate them.

Not every mage is evil.  That was a mistake with DA2. You were obviously brainwashed into believing that.

I never mentioned evil.  I simply mentioned they went rogue.  As in, broke out of the Circles.  Are renegades. 

And I want to hunt them down and kill them.

[Raging_Pulse]

Nevermind, ignore this post.

Modifié par Domecoming, 27 janvier 2013 - 10:37 .

[duckley]

Like many of you, I am looking forward to the story, the characters, the wit and charm of the companions. I am more into that then game mechanics, so alot of the contructive criticism of DA2 wasn't an issue for me.

I am dreading however the negativity that some will have regardless - the kind of over-the-top response we sometimes read - you know - like "you are an idiot for liking this game and now I am going to sue Bioware cause they ripped me off"  I fully support constructive criticism, but I hate the gratutious bashing part!

Modifié par duckley, 27 janvier 2013 - 10:42 .

[CrazyRah]

I don't think i look forward to anything in particular but i'd say Frostbite 2 engine and what Bioware can create utilizing it

[vitae-vixi]

Mmm... I'm looking forward to choices from previous games being reflected in one way or another in DA3. For example, I's like my Wardens to be referred to by race and title, I'd like Hawke's pretend decisions being alluded to, I want to know where the two previous PC characters have gone...

I really like seeing lore and decisions woven together and seeing a difference in plays. If it doesn't do that... ah... the magic is lost.

[wsowen02]

whykikyouwhy wrote...

Interesting characters, witty banter, and more tidbits on the breadcrumb trail of ever-expanding lore.

This and hopefully the return of Morrigan

[RedArmyShogun]

The forum being locked down on release.

[starmine76]

JaegerBane wrote...

What am I looking forward to the most? Frankly, whether the Dragon Age universe has any life left in it. As much as I enjoyed (and still enjoy) Dragon Age Origins, it sounds like they're hell-bent on shifting the emphasis from Darkspawn, Grey Wardens and mysteries of both and on to the whole Mage vs Templar conflict.

While I don't necessarily mind that, they spent all of DA2 banging on about it and the storyline was a load of rubbish as a result. It will be interesting to see whether this whole Mage vs Templar thing actually has more to tell. Honestly, I enjoyed the storyline of Legacy far more than anything else in all of DA2.

Really, what's happening at the moment feels a bit like the later Mass Effect games just ignoring the Reaper concept and focusing on the Blue Sun's dubious activities. Seems a bit weird that we've got a mystery that's central to the entire Dragon Age universe and it's getting left on the shelf in favour of beating about the bush on a story that *should* have been done with by the end of DA2.

I disagree. I don't think the DA games are meant to be a serialized trilogy like the ME games. I view them as (mostly separate) installments that explore major events in the history of this world Bioware created. 
When viewed as such, I think the focus on the Mage -Templar conflict actually strengthens the series, because it shows that you can tell a variety of stories in one world.  It shows that people in Thedas don't just sit around and do nothing while waiting for the next Blight, that they have their own problems within their own borders, and that's an important idea communicate if you want to develop a fictional world that feels properly expansive.

[devSin]

The story and characters.

I'm sure it will look nice, but I'm really anxious about the gameplay on the new engine. I'm predicting that it will immediately be apparent we're not in Eclipse anymore, and I'm expecting that it's going to have more behavior dictated by the engine than I'll ever be comfortable with (switching back and forth, I heavily fear that it'll be like switching from a Dragon Age game to a Frostbite game using the DA setting and characters).

[Celene II]

RPG elements.

DA2 had so few i almost call it an action game.

I want DAI to come back and make the series a RPG again.

[Starfang]

The new characters! Especially companions. And, since it sounds like we're going to be doing a bit of travelling, adventure!

[thebigbad1013]

More than anything I'm just looking forward to returning to the world of Thedas. I'm a huge Dragon Age fan and returning to that world, with everything that it entails, is what I'm looking forward to the most.