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[Luiren]

So either we start building our time machines to go to the future or we sit around while twiddling our thumbs until the release date.

How will you spend your time? Is it possible for ANY DLC while we wait? While I'm not saying that I don't love the idea of Bioware taking their time on it, I'm not sure if my little heart can take the wait.

[Doctoglethorpe]

Witcher 3.

[Cainhurst Crow]

We wait.

[Luiren]

scyphozoa wrote...

 

My thoughts exactly. Very aptly put friend, cheers.

[FKA_Servo]

I can see myself crafting at least two more imports (with the hope that we'll still be importing). Either way it will be a joy to go through DAO and DA2 again.

[Ananka]

scyphozoa wrote...

 

This.

Edit: I need to get working on some imports, though.

Modifié par Annaka, 10 juin 2013 - 08:54 .

[nikkylee]

Gives me the chance to build a PC and get DAO and DA2 going for that, at least.

Still, though. My weekend was full of finally getting around to watching Game of Thrones (season 1). So I'm in a Ned and Drogo/Baby Kahl funk, and now I have a DA3 funk. It's a bad time for me. :-(

[funmachine]

I'm actually glad they're taking their time. It means a higher chance of a great game when it is released (or so I'm hoping )

[Luiren]

nikkylee wrote...

Gives me the chance to build a PC and get DAO and DA2 going for that, at least.

Still, though. My weekend was full of finally getting around to watching Game of Thrones (season 1). So I'm in a Ned and Drogo/Baby Kahl funk, and now I have a DA3 funk. It's a bad time for me. :-(

You poor dear. If you haven't seen the rest of Game of Thrones, a word of advice. It only gets more traumatic. Good luck with your PC building.

[Knight of Dane]

funmachine wrote...

I'm actually glad they're taking their time. It means a higher chance of a great game when it is released (or so I'm hoping )

Yeah, I agree. I'm fan enough to give it the time to be a good game. (I hope)

[jvaz]

Doctor Moustache wrote...

Witcher 3.

THIS

[Quill74Pen]

I plan to focus on other games. To me, DA:I is pretty much a dead proposition until sometime in 2014, when I plan to refocus my full attention on it. I really wish it had a fall 2013/spring 2014 release date, but such is not the case. So, it's about time to shift my focus elsewhere for the time being.

[Quill74Pen]

funmachine wrote...

I'm actually glad they're taking their time. It means a higher chance of a great game when it is released (or so I'm hoping )

Just because a developer takes more time to create a game, doesn't automatically mean it's going to be an awesome game. Experienced gamers should know this.

Edit: *sigh* To clarify, I hope Bioware succeeds with this strategy, but I've played one too many games that took years to develop, yet when they hit release, they failed to fly. What can I say? I'm a glass-half-empty sort of fellow.

Modifié par Quill74Pen, 10 juin 2013 - 09:04 .

[funmachine]

Quill74Pen wrote...

funmachine wrote...

I'm actually glad they're taking their time. It means a higher chance of a great game when it is released (or so I'm hoping )

Just because a developer takes more time to create a game, doesn't automatically mean it's going to be an awesome game. Experienced gamers should know this.

Edit: *sigh* To clarify, I hope Bioware succeeds with this strategy, but I've played one too many games that took years to develop, yet when they hit release, they failed to fly. What can I say? I'm a glass-half-empty sort of fellow.

Hence the "Or so I'm hoping."

[IanPolaris]

Quill74Pen wrote...

funmachine wrote...

I'm actually glad they're taking their time. It means a higher chance of a great game when it is released (or so I'm hoping )

Just because a developer takes more time to create a game, doesn't automatically mean it's going to be an awesome game. Experienced gamers should know this.

Indeed Master of Orion 3 and the last Duke Nukem come immediately to mind.  I am not complaining per se that Bioware is taking their time, but given that they've added a full year to what was at one time the release date of DA:I, I have to wonder if something seriously slipped somewhere during production.  Not only that but this emphasis on calling it an "action RPG" is making me seriously queasy and it's giving me a seriously bad vibe along with some of the scenes in the trailer.  It may be nothing, but still......

-Polaris

[Paul E Dangerously]

IanPolaris wrote... I am not complaining per se that Bioware is taking their time, but given that they've added a full year to what was at one time the release date of DA:I, I have to wonder if something seriously slipped somewhere during production.

They're using an entire new engine. You don't just shovel out something on a new engine as quickly as you did on the old one.

[IanPolaris]

Sopa de Gato wrote...

IanPolaris wrote... I am not complaining per se that Bioware is taking their time, but given that they've added a full year to what was at one time the release date of DA:I, I have to wonder if something seriously slipped somewhere during production.

They're using an entire new engine. You don't just shovel out something on a new engine as quickly as you did on the old one.

I get that, but that didn't stop them from doing essentially that in DA2.  I also not that the (admittedly unofficial) release estimate was the end of 2013 (and spring of 2014 was considered to be pessimistic) well AFTER the Devs had announced that they'd be using a new engine.

This is why I have to wonder if something has seriously slipped in production especially if this is all they can show us when the game was supposedly within a year of being produced not so long ago.

-Polaris

Modifié par IanPolaris, 10 juin 2013 - 09:15 .

[Rawgrim]

Project Eternity comes out in the spring.

[Chiramu]

Lots of things to do until then.

It's better that a game is pushed back rather than have the game pushed forward for an early release when it's not done; especially when there's been barely any testing on it. When a game comes out on console now there is hardly any updates to fix bugs and glitches. Better it all is out of the way at release then walk around the world and see yourself glitched into the world environment.

[Nyaore]

nikkylee wrote...

Gives me the chance to build a PC and get DAO and DA2 going for that, at least.

Still, though. My weekend was full of finally getting around to watching Game of Thrones (season 1). So I'm in a Ned and Drogo/Baby Kahl funk, and now I have a DA3 funk. It's a bad time for me. :-(

Same, gives me time to save up for some new parts for my PC and get some advice on what I should put into it. And if the wait feels too long, I always have the first two and Baldur's Gate to tied me over.

[Sylvianus]

GTA 5.

Modifié par Sylvianus, 10 juin 2013 - 09:19 .

[Lionel Ou]

IanPolaris wrote...
This is why I have to wonder if something has seriously slipped in production especially if this is all they can show us when the game was supposedly within a year of being produced not so long ago.

Perhaps they realized that to produce a good game you have to give it time, you can't just force one out and hope for the best.

[Lionel Ou]

Luiren wrote...
So either we start building our time machines to go to the future or we sit around while twiddling our thumbs until the release date.

System Shock 2
Deus Ex
Deus Ex: Human Revolution
Fallout 1
Fallout 2

Fallout Tactics (if you're truly desperate)

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[kjdhgfiliuhwe]

jvaz wrote...

Doctor Moustache wrote...

Witcher 3.

THIS

If anyone thinks the Witcher 3 is coming out before 2014, they're on crack.

Anyways, I'll be doing what I always do. Living my life. Playing the occaisional game that catches my interest. Etc. Only popped back on the Bioware forums because of the new DA:I info. No plans to actually sit here and re-hash theories that have been re-hashed about a billion times now just to fill the void of no DA game to play.