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[-Skorpious-]

Of course they will.

I won't though, I detest the whole "mage vs chantry" plotline, especially since the writers are keen to depict the Chantry and the Templars as selfish, cruel pricks at every possible opportunity while the mages are always portrayed as helpless victims who need our sympathy.

There are two sides to the conflict, and it's apparent which side BioWare favors more. Would it really hurt to make both parties gray? Does one faction have to be big baddies? Take the Witcher for example, the Scoai'tael and the Order of the Flaming Rose (two groups Geralt can choose to assist during the events of the game) are neither good nor evil, but have both redeeming and abhorrent qualities - there is no "right" choice between the two of them.

If DA3 is more ambiguous, more gray, then perhaps I'll pick it up one day. But at launch? No way, not with my latest dissatisfaction with BioWare's recent releases fresh in my mind.

[Fredward]

Prooooobably not. Because I've never pre-ordered anything. Cuz pre-orders are stupid.

[EdwinLi]

-Skorpious- wrote...

Of course they will.

I won't though, I detest the whole "mage vs chantry" plotline, especially since the writers are keen to depict the Chantry and the Templars as selfish, cruel pricks at every possible opportunity while the mages are always portrayed as helpless victims who need our sympathy.

Not all the Templars but just the majority. The Templars that don't believe in treating Mages like monsters but as living beings capable of reason and kindness are in the Mage Rebel side. So if you ever meet the Mage Rebels expect some former templars in their ranks.

Modifié par EdwinLi, 08 mai 2013 - 06:16 .

[gangly369]

Bioware games are the only games that I bother pre-ordering for. Usually I do it just for the goodies I get that come with pre-ordering, seeing as I already know before hand that I'm going to get the game no matter what

[Plaintiff]

It's amusing and also disconcerting that people want bigotry and oppression to be depicted in a morally ambiguous light.

[Sister Goldring]

Yes, I am. 

[Saraphial]

Plaintiff wrote...

It's amusing and also disconcerting that people want bigotry and oppression to be depicted in a morally ambiguous light.

I'd say it's a testament to Bioware's writing that you can interpret the Chantry and Templars that way, while many others who play the game are staunch Templar/Chantry supporters, while others still sit directly in the middle. Honestly, in my opinion, the Chantry already is depicted in "a morally ambiguous light," simply based on the variety of the opinions I've heard. 

[Little Princess Peach]

I'm going to wait until it becomes cheap, I had horrible experience pre ordering dragon age 2, and when I got a copy which was not the copy I ordered the game was broken and buggy, so yeah

[Yalision]

The impulse in me says yes. The responsibility in me says to wait and see given Bioware's recent track record.

[Rodia Driftwood]

Totally.

[Kidd]

SKRemaks wrote...

Pre-ordering the Collector's Edition, as I do with all BioWare games. 

^ This!

[esper]

I am preordering. I have all ready said I will and I am a woman of my word.

[Gruntburner]

I don't preorder any games. I just don't agree with the business practices behind them.

[CrystaJ]

scyphozoa wrote...

Pre-ordering the collector's edition, first in line at midnight launch.

Camping outside in a tent at Best Buy.

[NorwegianPirate]

Eeyup! I actually loved both Mass Effect 3 and Dragon Age 2, despite the parts I didn't like, so I don't see why not.

[MaraGriffyn]

Most likely, but it depends on further information. If it looks to be a fun game that I will get many hours of enjoyment from, as all the other BioWare titles I've played, then yep! DA2 was a solid game, quite a bit different from DA:O, and some of those differences were successful, and some were not. They took steps to correct some of the more egregious flaws with the DLC, so I'm confident we won't see things like the repetitious level layouts again in DA:I.

[grimkillah]

Preorder anything without knowing its actual quality is crazy. I only buy games after reading several professional and fellow gamer reviews.

[Chiantirose1982]

NorwegianPirate wrote...

Eeyup! I actually loved both Mass Effect 3 and Dragon Age 2, despite the parts I didn't like, so I don't see why not.

Pretty much this! :happy:

[milena87]

I'd love to be all happy and excited like I was for DA2/ME2&3 and preorder the CE/Special/whatever edition as soon as possible. But I'm not and I won't.

I still care about the DA world and I liked what the team has done so far, so if the game seems promising enough for me and other people enjoy it I'll buy it shortly after release.

[Aolbain]

Well, I have enjoyed all Bioware games I bought (crazytalk I know) so I see no reason no to.

[thedistortedchild]

*sigh* I said I wouldn't after the end of ME3, but I love Dragon Age, more than I loved Mass Effect. DA2 is good at the core though ruined in parts, and I have faith that they listened to their fan base's problems with it. So I will be pre-ordering. This will be my last bioware pre order if things go south. Maybe my last Bioware game altogether.