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[SinerAthin]

... what game would you steal from then?


Personally, I would have loved to use a little modified version of Chivalry: Medieval Warfare in DA:I, except with magic and such.

I always imagined that it would have been so frigging AWSUM to just go right up into a Darkspawn's face before you sliced its head off, and blood flew everywhere as the Darkspawn backed away, reaching for its head before collapsing.
Going into the heat of battle with your allies, slicing and cutting everything! Or fighting a dragon... BADASS!

Just imagine it in DA:I xD

[Fast Jimmy]

Excel 2003.

Death by spreadsheet.

[N147]

In terms of sword fighting, I've never liked a combat system better than Assassin's Creed. So that.

[lil yonce]

Dragon's Dogma. I love the Mystic Knight.

Modifié par Youth4Ever, 05 avril 2013 - 03:56 .

[Maria Caliban]

Puzzle Quest!

[10K]

 Dragon's Dogma. It has the best combat systems since Shadow of the Colossus. It has a great pace to it and the amount of player involvement is wonderful. If BW integrated this with DA strategic layout , I think it could be really fun. Fighting dragons in Skyrim or any other RPG can't beat how you fight a dragon in DD. Screw hacking at it's feet when you can jump on it's back and beat it in the head.   

Edit: How you really fight a dragon

Modifié par mosesarose, 05 avril 2013 - 03:06 .

[Rawgrim]

Fallout 2

[imbs]

Revenant24 wrote...

In terms of sword fighting, I've never liked a combat system better than Assassin's Creed. So that.

y man wouldnt want to have to use >1 button to kill anything and everything. Pressing the button for counterattack should be all that is required innit

[SinerAthin]

imbs wrote...

Revenant24 wrote...

In terms of sword fighting, I've never liked a combat system better than Assassin's Creed. So that.

y man wouldnt want to have to use >1 button to kill anything and everything. Pressing the button for counterattack should be all that is required innit

Oh don't even remind me >.<

I killed a whole outpost of English soldiers.
One would attack, I would retaliate, kill him, and another one would step in while the whole rest of the army waited kindly in line like a bunch of idiots.

I was like "I'M JUST ONE PERSON, DOGPILE ME ALREADY!"

[Sith Grey Warden]

Any other game? Chess. I'll beat the Templars, the Empress, and everyone else in a battle of cunning.

[imbs]

SinerAthin wrote...

imbs wrote...

Revenant24 wrote...

In terms of sword fighting, I've never liked a combat system better than Assassin's Creed. So that.

y man wouldnt want to have to use >1 button to kill anything and everything. Pressing the button for counterattack should be all that is required innit

Oh don't even remind me >.<

I killed a whole outpost of English soldiers.
One would attack, I would retaliate, kill him, and another one would step in while the whole rest of the army waited kindly in line like a bunch of idiots.

I was like "I'M JUST ONE PERSON, DOGPILE ME ALREADY!"

I feel you m8 I still have nightmares about it

[-TC1989-]

Any? Hmm... I thought AC3 was pretty sexy. Something along the lines of that would be ideal. I also think if they add something along the lines of Max Payne 3 that'd be cool. Like a special slo-mo kill for the last enemy in the fight.... Just spit balling.

Modifié par -TC1989-, 05 avril 2013 - 03:59 .

[XX-Pyro]

imbs wrote...

SinerAthin wrote...

imbs wrote...

Revenant24 wrote...

In terms of sword fighting, I've never liked a combat system better than Assassin's Creed. So that.

y man wouldnt want to have to use >1 button to kill anything and everything. Pressing the button for counterattack should be all that is required innit

Oh don't even remind me >.<

I killed a whole outpost of English soldiers.
One would attack, I would retaliate, kill him, and another one would step in while the whole rest of the army waited kindly in line like a bunch of idiots.

I was like "I'M JUST ONE PERSON, DOGPILE ME ALREADY!"

I feel you m8 I still have nightmares about it

None of this happened in AC1, although it was still admittedly an easy combat system to master.

[Rawgrim]

AC is just about timing though. Not a good combat system for rpgs. Especially party based rpgs.

[XX-Pyro]

Rawgrim wrote...

AC is just about timing though. Not a good combat system for rpgs. Especially party based rpgs.

Yeah for sure I didn't mean to say that it would fit in DA at all, my mistake for being unclear. If I had to implement another combat system, it's probably be Dragon's Dogma like many have said. I think they did a great job with that system.

[The Spirit of Dance]

Hungry Hungry Hippos!!

[lil yonce]

mosesarose wrote...

 Dragon's Dogma. It has the best combat systems since Shadow of the Colossus. It has a great pace to it and the amount of player involvement is wonderful. If BW integrated this with DA strategic layout , I think it could be really fun. Fighting dragons in Skyrim or any other RPG can't beat how you fight a dragon in DD. Screw hacking at it's feet when you can jump on it's back and beat it in the head.   

Edit: How you really fight a dragon

What class did you play?

[SinerAthin]

XX-Pyro wrote...

imbs wrote...

SinerAthin wrote...

imbs wrote...

Revenant24 wrote...

In terms of sword fighting, I've never liked a combat system better than Assassin's Creed. So that.

y man wouldnt want to have to use >1 button to kill anything and everything. Pressing the button for counterattack should be all that is required innit

Oh don't even remind me >.<

I killed a whole outpost of English soldiers.
One would attack, I would retaliate, kill him, and another one would step in while the whole rest of the army waited kindly in line like a bunch of idiots.

I was like "I'M JUST ONE PERSON, DOGPILE ME ALREADY!"

I feel you m8 I still have nightmares about it

None of this happened in AC1, although it was still admittedly an easy combat system to master.

I was actually referring to AC1 :innocent:

[Sanunes]

I don't mind what they did with the first two Dragon Age games, so I will leave them with the feedback from the first two games and see where they go from there. Any game that I think of and that I played that I think might work for a BioWare game doesn't seem like it would work well for its either too modern for Dragon Age or its not designed for a party system.

[Plaintiff]

Combat in Dragon's Dogma is pretty sweet. I love clambering on enemies.

[lil yonce]

Plaintiff wrote...

Combat in Dragon's Dogma is pretty sweet. I love clambering on enemies.

The advanced hybrid vocations are amazing. I hope Bioware is taking a look at them.

[Avalon The Elf]

Dragon's Dogma

Another Mystic Knight here

[Plaintiff]

Youth4Ever wrote...

Plaintiff wrote...

Combat in Dragon's Dogma is pretty sweet. I love clambering on enemies.

The advanced hybrid vocations are amazing. I hope Bioware is taking a look at them.

I've not quite got that far, I got the game recently and am trying to max out Strider before I move on to Assassin.

Hybridization of classes is neat, but not my top priority. I'll be happy as long as the starting classes remain fairly distinct from each other. My biggest gripe with DA:O was how shortchanged the Rogue was compared to the other classes.

Modifié par Plaintiff, 05 avril 2013 - 05:35 .

[RandomSyhn]

Button mashing has yet to steer me wrong since childhood. Got me through Mario Kart, Supersmash bros., goldeneye and all those multiplayer games at which my sister had those usless skills and strategies.

The dumb luck of the button masher shall prevail!