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[mousestalker]

Two words: Dance Fighting

[AstraDrakkar]

Although I don't foresee Bioware wandering from the holy trinity of Mage/Warrior/Rogue, I'll bite.

I'd like to see a hunter, or some class that uses an animal assistant for battle. (that excludes the obligatory "Dog")


Honestly, adding specializations will require more work for them and I don't think we'll see anything dramatically different as far as classes go.

Modifié par AstraDrakkar, 24 février 2013 - 09:59 .

[Robhuzz]

nightscrawl wrote...

Robhuzz wrote...

Maybe an expansion of the templar spec? Now that the templars have defected from the chantry it's likely their techniques are much more widespread. Personally I'd love to see a few extra abilities added to make warriors better against mages. I always found them lacking in that department so far, even with the templar specialisation.

At some point they really have to address the whole templar-lyrium thing. It's an unfortunate lore/mechanic clash.

Well, Alistair learned templar talents and never received lyrium, indicating that you can, in fact, learn templar talents without lyrium. He also outright says so. He also doubts lyrium makes templar talents more effective as he's lead to believe by the chantry. And we know the chantry uses lyrium addiction to keep their templars on a leash. To me, it does seem like an awful lot of trouble, keeping templars addicted to (to them) useless lyrium, which is also incredibly expensive and can be better used for enchanting, but I wouldn't put it past them either.

Although I don't foresee Bioware wandering from the holy trinity of Mage/Warrior/Rogue, I'll bite. 

I'd like to see a hunter, or some class that uses an animal assistant for battle. (that excludes the obligatory "Dog")

Could be interesting. But we have the ranger class for rogues that can summon animals. What would you want to see differently for the hunter class?

Modifié par Robhuzz, 24 février 2013 - 09:59 .

[Thibax]

STAR-GAZER

A mage with sun, moon, comets, novas, black hole, stars, meteors, constellations spells

[legion999]

Summoner/Conjurer

A mage who summons things.

[Iansectcrusher]

"Lancer"- A person who fights with Lance's and spears.

[AstraDrakkar]

Robhuzz wrote...

nightscrawl wrote...

Robhuzz wrote...

Maybe an expansion of the templar spec? Now that the templars have defected from the chantry it's likely their techniques are much more widespread. Personally I'd love to see a few extra abilities added to make warriors better against mages. I always found them lacking in that department so far, even with the templar specialisation.

At some point they really have to address the whole templar-lyrium thing. It's an unfortunate lore/mechanic clash.

Well, Alistair learned templar talents and never received lyrium, indicating that you can, in fact, learn templar talents without lyrium. He also outright says so. He also doubts lyrium makes templar talents more effective as he's lead to believe by the chantry. And we know the chantry uses lyrium addiction to keep their templars on a leash. To me, it does seem like an awful lot of trouble, keeping templars addicted to (to them) useless lyrium, which is also incredibly expensive and can be better used for enchanting, but I wouldn't put it past them either.

Although I don't foresee Bioware wandering from the holy trinity of Mage/Warrior/Rogue, I'll bite. 

I'd like to see a hunter, or some class that uses an animal assistant for battle. (that excludes the obligatory "Dog")

Could be interesting. But we have the ranger class for rogues that can summon animals. What would you want to see differently for the hunter class?

But we didn't get a Ranger specialization in DA2.  Only DAO got that one. I'd like to see it return as doubtful as that is.

[Milan92]

Apostitute.

[AstraDrakkar]

Basically I'd like to see a return of a couple of the DAO specializations such as Ranger and Shapeshifter.

[Swagger7]

I want a melee mage, whose basic attacks are staff melee and who only uses magic in his/her abilities. That is all.

[bleetman]

Swagger jacker. I want to jack all the swag.

More seriously, I would like to see some kind of melee mage specialisation return. Perhaps a little less 'unkillable tanking machine' this time, but still.

Modifié par bleetman, 24 février 2013 - 10:27 .

[andrew252]

SilverMoonDragon wrote...

Thibax wrote...

STAR-GAZER

A mage with sun, moon, comets, novas, black hole, stars, meteors, constellations spells

That actually sounds kinda cool! 

sounds like a cosmic mage to me

[Gangster No.1]

I would like to see a specialization each for warriors and rogues that grants them (minor?) arcane abilities. Seeing as there's now basically full-out war between mages and the Templars, I guess it's safe to assume that many people with arcane abilities who managed to escape the Templar's / Chantry's attention so far now come out of hiding. And naturally, some of them will have honed their arcane abilities to be of use to them while at the same time making them appear as just skill or luck at what they're doing and not something magical that would raise suspicion.

As an admittedly simple example, an arcane specialization for a warrior could grant bonuses to attack, damage, defense, and/or armor, or an ability that grants a certain chance to knock down opponents with normal attacks instead of having to use according talents. And rogues could gain bonuses to skills like picking locks, disarming traps, etc., alter stealth to be more effective and/or grant additional bonuses (e.g. a chance to avoid damage from AoE spells/talents, or a chance to remain stealthed even when taking damage), etc.

[Versus Omnibus]

SilverMoonDragon wrote...

andrew252 wrote...

SilverMoonDragon wrote...

Thibax wrote...

STAR-GAZER

A mage with sun, moon, comets, novas, black hole, stars, meteors, constellations spells

That actually sounds kinda cool! 

sounds like a cosmic mage to me

Cosmic Mage FTW!!! 

Wish upon a star now, mother-

[andrew252]

Versus Omnibus wrote...

SilverMoonDragon wrote...

andrew252 wrote...

SilverMoonDragon wrote...

Thibax wrote...

STAR-GAZER

A mage with sun, moon, comets, novas, black hole, stars, meteors, constellations spells

That actually sounds kinda cool! 

sounds like a cosmic mage to me

Cosmic Mage FTW!!! 

Wish upon a star now, mother-

you sir have just created my new phone wallpaper

[BlueMagitek]

Trap Engineer / Gadgeteer- Rogue class, getting into a bit of a Tinkergnome area. It's possible to stealth and set up traps in combat (because we don't usually get to set ambushes). Also, gadgets are involved that aren't super sciencey but there (for example, a projectile charged with pent up electricity).

Barbarian - Super DPS warrior; high health, high damage, low defense. As you level up, you gain / improve a passive that terrifies your enemies.

[andrew252]

one thing we also have to take account of is that we will jave only ONE spec this time around,and this spec we chosen the npc's will take note of,so if you go a blood mage people might start talking and pointing fingers.....

[Versus Omnibus]

@Andrew: That's going to be one kick*** looking phone. ^^;

Quick question: would a rogue alchemist make sense for people? We know assassins and bards make poisons and such, so does this mean with enough training they can make grenades that can perform summons or other magical effects?

[incognegro]

We have the arcane warrior, so why not an arcane rogue? With lots of magically powered backstabs, and status effecting spells  (Freeze, slow, haste, etc)

Modifié par incognegro, 25 février 2013 - 12:35 .

[Shadow of Light Dragon]

mousestalker wrote...

Two words: Dance Fighting

Hell yes.

[Orian Tabris]

There actually was a thread like this. Except, it asked you to design your own specialisation.

[a12boom]

Chevalier- Considering that we will be heading to Orlais warriors could be given the opportunity to learn from the nation's best military group.