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[Sylvius the Mad]

Awesome! No automatic health regen means that combat mechanics and encounters have to be designed such that it's possible to limit how much damage your characters take. That's something that was sorely lacking from DA2, but it was in DAO (even though DAO had regenerating health).

This is perhaps the best news to come out of the GI article.

[Plaintiff]

Meh. Efficient healing had better not be gated behind a special mode in a mage specialization, then.

[andy6915]

Sylvius the Mad wrote...

Awesome! No automatic health regen means that combat mechanics and encounters have to be designed such that it's possible to limit how much damage your characters take. That's something that was sorely lacking from DA2, but it was in DAO (even though DAO had regenerating health).

This is perhaps the best news to come out of the GI article.

Huh? You had armor and defense in DA2 just like in Origins. What are you talking about?

[Reznore57]

I don't know about no health regen...
It can get really annoying if you don't have a healer ...I wouldn't mind if there is enough ways to regen .Like bandages or food or rest.
But I really think it should be something you can toggle .

[AresKeith]

I sense alot of people drunk off of Health potions lol

[Sylvius the Mad]

andy69156915 wrote...

Sylvius the Mad wrote...

Awesome! No automatic health regen means that combat mechanics and encounters have to be designed such that it's possible to limit how much damage your characters take. That's something that was sorely lacking from DA2, but it was in DAO (even though DAO had regenerating health).

This is perhaps the best news to come out of the GI article.

Huh? You had armor and defense in DA2 just like in Origins.  What are you talking about?

With armour and defense, you still got hit, and you still took damage.  There weren't many options in DA2 to prevent enemies from hitting you at all.

DAO had many such options.  I hope to see that again in DAI.

[Fast Jimmy]

Plaintiff wrote...

Meh. Efficient healing had better not be gated behind a special mode in a mage specialization, then.

A non-combat first aid skill would be godsend here. 

[Dave of Canada]

One of the better announcements.

Just need to announce no level scal-

oh jesus yes.

[Rawgrim]

Fast Jimmy wrote...

Plaintiff wrote...

Meh. Efficient healing had better not be gated behind a special mode in a mage specialization, then.

A non-combat first aid skill would be godsend here. 

Along with plenty other non-combat skills.

[Ajosraa]

Rawgrim wrote...

Camping + resting.

Kinda like Neverwinter Nights?

Modifié par Ajosraa, 06 août 2013 - 09:20 .

[Allan Schumacher]

As precaution I removed some images from the online aspect of Game Informer.

If it's just on a tumblr, there's a good chance that Game Informer didn't give permission. Sorry.

[Rawgrim]

Ajosraa wrote...

Rawgrim wrote...

Camping + resting.

Kinda like Neverwinter Nights?

Kind of like 90 percent of all the rpgs out there.

[devSin]

I never use potions, ever. It's become the hallmark of my DA gameplay style.

So now what? Hopefully it really is as simple as just finding a safe place to rest (though I hope the game doesn't try to track the passage of time at all).

Modifié par devSin, 06 août 2013 - 09:30 .

[CrazyRah]

I actually very much like this.

[Plaintiff]

Also, if I'm running the risk of encountering late-game monsters early on, I want to be able to grind levels.

[devSin]

Filament wrote...

Try this or this.

Implying what, twitch gameplay?

Great, just what we need.

Though it would be awesome simply to see Sylvius' expression of hope transform to despair.

Modifié par devSin, 06 août 2013 - 09:56 .

[David7204]

I kinda like the way Skyrim did it. Health regeneration slow enough to be useless in combat and not much use for serious wounds, but good enough so that you don't have to constantly pull out healing spells to heal very minor wounds from dispatching wolves and weak bandits and such.

Modifié par David7204, 06 août 2013 - 09:57 .

[devSin]

Running away wasn't really possible, because encounters try to lock you in until finished (it was a bit easier than Origins, but still damn near impossible to get out of combat without wiping out all your opponents).

And there is no running away in staged fights, of course. If you can't go into one of those with full health and mana/stamina, good luck in not sucking down potions during the battle.

Modifié par devSin, 06 août 2013 - 10:02 .

[Bekkael]

Blah. I don't like this, unless they have some armor mods or something I can equip to allow health regen. Nothing annoys me more in a game as having to be arsed about my health slowly being chipped away or having to lug a million potions or health consumables.

Do. Not. Want. <_<

Modifié par Bekkael, 06 août 2013 - 10:02 .

[devSin]

simfamSP wrote...

Not a solution if you're roleplaying.

I spent many a day heading back to Beregost...

Uh, what?

It's perfectly reasonable to camp on the road or in a safe room in the dungeon. It could be annoying if Mark kept spawning in a hundred kobolds every single time you tried to rest, but I'm not sure what roleplaying reason there would have been to travel back to the city (which itself took quite a bit of time, so unless you were undead, you probably needed to stop and camp on the way)?

I do hope there's no time management. One of the few things I don't miss at all from the past games.