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[franciscoamell]

DinoSteve wrote...

Am I the only one to notice that Bioware often goes to extremes, when we asked for the combat in Origins to be sped up we didn't mean for the hack 'n' slash pew pew combat we got, we meant for them to just make the combat from Origins a little faster, in Mass Effect 1 when we said the inventory system was crap we didn't mean remove it, there are other examples but my point is why Bioware, why do you need to go to the extreme of these changes.

Well, sometimes the extreme changes are for the best. I certainly didn't miss the mako or planet scanning in Mass Effect 3.

[Whitering]

franciscoamell wrote...

Well, sometimes the extreme changes are for the best. I certainly didn't miss the mako or planet scanning in Mass Effect 3.

Oh, you enjoyed never being able to enter star systems again because the Reapers apparently never had anything better to do than wait at your entry point for the rest of the game? We still kind of had to scan planets, but I take your point.

The Mako was kind of fun though, it was just climbing over mountains with it that was the big problem.

[Giga Drill BREAKER]

But couldn't they have improved the mako missions instead of removing them, tbh they never really bothered me, and there still is planet scanning and its even worse than ME2.

[frostajulie]

karushna5 wrote...

I imagine the only way it could be ruined is if it stopped being a Bioware game, I admit the railroad of plot in DA2 was...frustrating, and the characters did seem a little I forget what it is called, but they seemed themed to such a degree that they were defined too much by one aspect about them, Merrill was adorable, but so unbelievable I have trouble taking her along, It still bothers me that she thinks muggings are a hello when Hawke and her were attacked before by gangs and she knows what someone who is beaten up is like. I loved DA2 but the more I examine it critically...it lacked a bit. It still is better than other things on the market for MY interests. I would buy a game similiar many times, because it gives me what other games never do.

If DA:I had no choices, or no companions, I wouldn't like it. Also if the combat was so cutthroat that you lost companions if they "fainted". I suppose after a couple more DAII I could lose interest, but they are the only ones who go through character developement and, for me, give the world Character. I tried loving Skyrim, and before DA:I probably would have gobbled it up, but there was no in depth talking to the NPCs and weirdly...that ruined it. I read books for characters, and without the hero having friends to practice jibes with, or rivals to argue with...it loses interest. I realize I am a niche market, I don't even care about romance really, just the characters and their interaction with good ol throw downs thrown in.

I could even deal without the combat, which would be weird, but give me a game with a mage who can't use her powers for some reason getting out of the circle and remain in hiding with the help of companions? I am sold. It would be different, but I would love it. Just as long as it wasn't a puzzle game. I am probably the one person who would play Talking to Your Companions...The Game as long as it came with a plot.

I abhor shooters, but I played through 3 games of Shooters ie Mass Effect because the companions and the world. Grandmother of all Thresher maws? meh. Krogan culture as roving war lords, gender dynamics and relations with others? Yes! The fighting in  Dragon Age2 was a bit dull due to being a little pointless. I certainly don't play them multiple times for the combat. I play for the roleplaying value which gives it worth due to the worlds reactivity to my choices and...the companions.

Thankfully, I don't think Bioware is going to go against their MO anytime soon, so there might be more or less interest based on the game, but they seem to be the only ones making my types of games.

Sorry this became more of a rant on why I will get most of anything Bioware makes, despite the level of value it might be as a game at large, less that I think the games are above fault, and more that with all their faults I enjoy them due to fitting my niche interests I don't expect anyone to have the same interests as I do, but it did help me understand why I like the games.

+1 me too

[fiveforchaos]

frostajulie wrote...

karushna5 wrote...

I imagine the only way it could be ruined is if it stopped being a Bioware game, I admit the railroad of plot in DA2 was...frustrating, and the characters did seem a little I forget what it is called, but they seemed themed to such a degree that they were defined too much by one aspect about them, Merrill was adorable, but so unbelievable I have trouble taking her along, It still bothers me that she thinks muggings are a hello when Hawke and her were attacked before by gangs and she knows what someone who is beaten up is like. I loved DA2 but the more I examine it critically...it lacked a bit. It still is better than other things on the market for MY interests. I would buy a game similiar many times, because it gives me what other games never do.

If DA:I had no choices, or no companions, I wouldn't like it. Also if the combat was so cutthroat that you lost companions if they "fainted". I suppose after a couple more DAII I could lose interest, but they are the only ones who go through character developement and, for me, give the world Character. I tried loving Skyrim, and before DA:I probably would have gobbled it up, but there was no in depth talking to the NPCs and weirdly...that ruined it. I read books for characters, and without the hero having friends to practice jibes with, or rivals to argue with...it loses interest. I realize I am a niche market, I don't even care about romance really, just the characters and their interaction with good ol throw downs thrown in.

I could even deal without the combat, which would be weird, but give me a game with a mage who can't use her powers for some reason getting out of the circle and remain in hiding with the help of companions? I am sold. It would be different, but I would love it. Just as long as it wasn't a puzzle game. I am probably the one person who would play Talking to Your Companions...The Game as long as it came with a plot.

I abhor shooters, but I played through 3 games of Shooters ie Mass Effect because the companions and the world. Grandmother of all Thresher maws? meh. Krogan culture as roving war lords, gender dynamics and relations with others? Yes! The fighting in  Dragon Age2 was a bit dull due to being a little pointless. I certainly don't play them multiple times for the combat. I play for the roleplaying value which gives it worth due to the worlds reactivity to my choices and...the companions.

Thankfully, I don't think Bioware is going to go against their MO anytime soon, so there might be more or less interest based on the game, but they seem to be the only ones making my types of games.

Sorry this became more of a rant on why I will get most of anything Bioware makes, despite the level of value it might be as a game at large, less that I think the games are above fault, and more that with all their faults I enjoy them due to fitting my niche interests I don't expect anyone to have the same interests as I do, but it did help me understand why I like the games.

+1 me too

Cheers to that, I'm kind of in the same boat, if it's still a Bioware game, I'll buy it, because I like the Bioware format, keep the characters and world engaigning enough, and I'll even buy the DLC to get more of it. I'm really not finicky about gameplay. I play Pokemon for god sakes, you want to talk to me about tedious combat...

[Giga Drill BREAKER]

tbh Bioware haven't made a "Bioware" game since Origins, now they make EA games.

[Jazharah]

Awesome button.

Modifié par Jazharah, 08 juin 2013 - 05:29 .

[Milan92]

 If they don't make Cassandra a companion and LI! 

Modifié par Milan92, 08 juin 2013 - 01:25 .

[franciscoamell]

Milan92 wrote...

 If they don't make Cassandra a companion and LI! 

No offense, but I hope they ruin the game for you.

[Milan92]

franciscoamell wrote...

Milan92 wrote...

 If they don't make Cassandra a companion and LI! 

No offense, but I hope they ruin the game for you.

Your too kind! 

[LTD]

Overall style and feel of everything done in fashion that somehow reminds of DA2.

Failure to add emotional, sincere and lenghty apology video about DA2 as part of the experience.

Modifié par LTD, 08 juin 2013 - 07:32 .

[Nyaore]

Another ending fiasco for one. Second would be if they decide to withhold key information about the plot and forcing you to buy DLC to learn it and fill in the blanks. It's like buying a book only to discover several chapters or paragraphs of key information that is central to the main plot are missing, and you can only get them by purchasing yet another book to fill in the blanks. I'm fine with DLC expanding the world or expanding upon other minor plots within the story, but I hated how in ME3, pre-Extended Cut and Extended Mission DLC, Javik was literally the only squadmate - and one of the few overall characters - who backs up some of what the Star Child was saying. 

So long as the plot is satisfying, I generally don't care about much else. Unless the gameplay is literally unplayable.

Modifié par Nyaore, 08 juin 2013 - 07:42 .

[WhiteKnyght]

A pack of trollish fans whining and complaining over small things.

[Nyaore]

The Grey Nayr wrote...

A pack of trollish fans whining and complaining over small things.

Already ruined then I'd imagine. We all know that no matter how good this game is going to be, or might not be, people are going to complain over the small things. It's almost a BSN tradition at this point.

[themaltaproject]

Endotron 3000 color coded ending printer and tons of DLC that you have to pay for

Chances are both are going to be there, chances are I won't purchase the game.

[duckley]

Crappy French accents
Return of characters I dislike (Anders, Loghain, Merrill)
Recycled dungeons
Ugly Elves

Return of characters that have endured plastic sugery gone bad (Alistair,Fenris)
A superficial story with a mute PC
Lovemaking with clothes on

[Get Magna Carter]

As a console gamer without a home internet connection it would be ruined for me if it was designed so I couldn't play it (e.g. if XBox one was the only console version)

forced multiplayer would also be bad...

[kinderschlager]

DinoSteve wrote...

tbh Bioware haven't made a "Bioware" game since Origins, now they make EA games.

and where do you think all the crappy stuff came from?

reason i picked up origins is because i played KOTOR. it felt similiar in play style and was highly enjoyable. EA buys them and it all becomes about maximizing profits.

if i don't see a return of the great story telling from pre-EA crony bioware,  i'm not buying the game.


just a few more days and we'll know if DA I  is a TRUE bioware game. or a PoS by EA

[AstraDrakkar]

kinderschlager wrote...

DinoSteve wrote...

tbh Bioware haven't made a "Bioware" game since Origins, now they make EA games.

and where do you think all the crappy stuff came from?

reason i picked up origins is because i played KOTOR. it felt similiar in play style and was highly enjoyable. EA buys them and it all becomes about maximizing profits.

if i don't see a return of the great story telling from pre-EA crony bioware,  i'm not buying the game.


just a few more days and we'll know if DA I  is a TRUE bioware game. or a PoS by EA

So much this ^

[BouncyFrag]

The Carth/Kaiden voice actor for the protagonist.

[Shasow]

Bad/forced multiplayer, no replayability (Dragon Age 2), bad plot/story (Dragon Age 2), and bad area design (seriously, a whole game in one city?).

[Sainna]

Eh, much more simple for me.

1. Decreasing roleplay aspects of the game.
- Less companions
- Less deep and interesting conversations with companions, npcs etc
- Auto dialogue. Looking at you ME3

2. Bad ending/story.
- I might not be invested as deeply in the DA:I main character as i was in Shep but I am still very much invested in the game world and would like to have the opportunity to at least SLIGHTLY shape it into something I have been trying to work for ( free mages for example).

Will write more later!

[Faerloch]

KAI LENG

[Sainna]

No murder knife.

God i loved my murder knife.