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[Sloth Of Doom]

addiction21 wrote...

Sloth Of Doom wrote...

I could make the best villain for a video game. I would just base it off of myself, only with laser eyes.

And you fart lighting bolts? I could see it working.

No, I fart fresh waffles, then use them as bait.

[addiction21]

Sloth Of Doom wrote...

addiction21 wrote...

Sloth Of Doom wrote...

I could make the best villain for a video game. I would just base it off of myself, only with laser eyes.

And you fart lighting bolts? I could see it working.

No, I fart fresh waffles, then use them as bait.

Well then...

May I do your bidding my Master?

[Sloth Of Doom]

Polish my laser eye mirrors!

[Gorthaur the Cruel]

Then shave sloth of doom's mustache!

[Eragondragonrider]

Best villain for the game would be a dark spawn Serpenroth

[Gorthaur the Cruel]

How about a darkspawn chuck norris.

[Gorthaur the Cruel]

Ethan009 wrote...

Eragondragonrider wrote...

Best villain for the game would be a dark spawn Serpenroth

No being a darkspawn would ruin his beautiful bishounen looks!

Is that a girl?

[Darth Obvious]

to the OP: Kreia is perhaps my all-time favorite video game character. Such a unique perspective, and the voice-acting and writing for her character were superb.

[vortex590]

It always confuses me when people praise KotOR 2 as so awesome. I found it to be a buggy,unfinished and generally uninspired. It seemed to me to be obviously rushed out the door in order to make a Christmas launch. but to each their own I guess.

[Gorthaur the Cruel]

vortex590 wrote...

It always confuses me when people praise KotOR 2 as so awesome. I found it to be a buggy,unfinished and generally uninspired. It seemed to me to be obviously rushed out the door in order to make a Christmas launch. but to each their own I guess.

Lets pray they do not make the dragon age sequel. They've ruined enough bioware games! with crappy sequels.

[Frozeal]

Well, Dragon Age is supposed to be "Gray" in the typical morality meter as you can see in one of their slogans "not every hero is pure", also "Gray Wardens" but in some part of the game -that right now I don't remember- in a very poetically way they say why they are called in that way, standing between the darkness and the light...
Fully accomplished? I don't think so, it's still to easy to see how the developers of Dragon Age's lore morality works; it's pretty easy to predict answers from character etc. But there are some interesting concepts added like in the beginning with Jory, the dilemma in Orzammar between the interested parties, the thing with the anvil, etc.
Bioware needs a lot to really accomplish epic status in de-attachment (I don't know if there's a word for this concept) to natural consciousness morality -i.e. teh_democracy, christianity values (doesn't matter if you are or not a christian) etc.- but surely there's a really big improvement in DA:O regarding storyline and character development.
I think the mayor problem with the topic I point out is the necessity for mayor understanding in the development of AI and its application to RPG games to prevent from falling to a completely tight storyline progress, or an awkward, totally chaotic world without reciprocity.

P.S.: Sry for my english, it is not my native language.

Modifié par Frozeal, 13 janvier 2010 - 04:47 .

[Valkeyr]

Duncan's beard attached to darkspawn Duncan.







*Spoilers*















The beard cannot be defeated. The only way to survive is to accept the beard and wear it as your own.





Female characters are not excluded.

[Lockkaliber]

Abriael_CG wrote...

Personally I felt the lack of a cliche'd "villain" in DA:O quite refreshing. The blight is the villain. It doesn't need to speak or to act. It just advances, relentless.

That is a cool concept. The only problem is that Bioware decided it shouldn't have any sort of impact on the game beyond the destruction of that one town I forgot the name of. 

If the Darkspawn had really been this "relentless" wave of killing machines, you'd think they would have done something more than just stand around in tunnels and ambush the occassional patrol once in a while.

[JKinho]

morrigan's son!!!

[NicklasBertelsen]

Darth Obvious wrote...

to the OP: Kreia is perhaps my all-time favorite video game character. Such a unique perspective, and the voice-acting and writing for her character were superb.

lol omg. eveyrthing biowore ever wrote is much better that kreia. who here disagrees? i dont think anyone do cuz unlike u, most fans off biowore are CLEVER and kno gud writing from bad LOL.

[NicklasBertelsen]

Lockkaliber wrote...

Abriael_CG wrote...

Personally I felt the lack of a cliche'd "villain" in DA:O quite refreshing. The blight is the villain. It doesn't need to speak or to act. It just advances, relentless.

That is a cool concept. The only problem is that Bioware decided it shouldn't have any sort of impact on the game beyond the destruction of that one town I forgot the name of. 

If the Darkspawn had really been this "relentless" wave of killing machines, you'd think they would have done something more than just stand around in tunnels and ambush the occassional patrol once in a while.

lol omg its juts a gaem it doesnt have to be realistic. dragonz dont exists in real life either lol but u dont haev a problem wit that.

Modifié par NicklasBertelsen, 13 janvier 2010 - 12:06 .

[TheMufflon]

Abriael_CG wrote...

Personally I felt the lack of a cliche'd "villain" in DA:O quite refreshing. The blight is the villain. It doesn't need to speak or to act. It just advances, relentless.

I disagree. Loghain is clearly the main antagonist in DA:O, all your major conflicts are with him. The Blight is simply the setting for those conflicts.

[TheMufflon]

NicklasBertelsen wrote...

Darth Obvious wrote...

to the OP: Kreia is perhaps my all-time favorite video game character. Such a unique perspective, and the voice-acting and writing for her character were superb.

lol omg. eveyrthing biowore ever wrote is much better that kreia. who here disagrees? i dont think anyone do cuz unlike u, most fans off biowore are CLEVER and kno gud writing from bad LOL.

Though it might in fact be sarcasm, I cannot help but enjoy the irony.

[Rostas7]

Best villain for an expansion would be someone that you would never expect ,that's just the surprise.Sincerely ,I thought about it a while and I was wondering why Alistair didn't take a personal vendetta against Loghain on his own and become evil and he could be your ongoing enemy.But since Alistair is such a good guy ,well ....he would be missed,somehow.But ,well,things would turn out to be interesting this way.

[Lockkaliber]

Best villain would be anything that's not just a plot device like the Darkspawn.

[AndhairaX]

Solostran85 wrote...

vortex590 wrote...

It always confuses me when people praise KotOR 2 as so awesome. I found it to be a buggy,unfinished and generally uninspired. It seemed to me to be obviously rushed out the door in order to make a Christmas launch. but to each their own I guess.

Lets pray they do not make the dragon age sequel. They've ruined enough bioware games! with crappy sequels.

I disagree entirely.

KotOR for example was a completely childish experience. Characters like Carth Ohcrying were downright annoying with his constant mistrust on everything and everyone. The main character had saved his ass several times and being by his side all along but still he couldn't change his tone throughout the game. Besides, the whole "You should talk to character X now" used on KotOR was completely dumb. Obsidian improve on this greatly with an influence system, where it was possible to advance with your party if and only if you're somewhat aligned to their personalities, unlike the bioware system of "unlocking" pieces of each one's story as you advance, regardless of how you behaved.

NWN2 also improved considerably. What was NWN about, honestly? Oh yes, find the four waterdhavian creatures on chapter one, then the diary/journal pieces on chapter two, then words of power, then.... very intesting, is it not?
NWN2 however improved upon this and offered a better experience with the OC, and with Mask of the Betrayer it reached the climax point with an awesome campaign. Besides, NWN2 looks graphically better and the interface, specially the camera system is superior in every way.  Gameplay wise it's much more pleasing.

[NicklasBertelsen]

TheMufflon wrote...

NicklasBertelsen wrote...

Darth Obvious wrote...

to the OP: Kreia is perhaps my all-time favorite video game character. Such a unique perspective, and the voice-acting and writing for her character were superb.

lol omg. eveyrthing biowore ever wrote is much better that kreia. who here disagrees? i dont think anyone do cuz unlike u, most fans off biowore are CLEVER and kno gud writing from bad LOL.

Though it might in fact be sarcasm, I cannot help but enjoy the irony.

whats ironic about it?

[Maria Caliban]

You claim that BioWare fans know good writing from bad, but you make that claim with eye-gougingly bad writing.

Modifié par Maria Caliban, 13 janvier 2010 - 01:05 .