Dhiro wrote...
I don't really care either way, but this could be fun if they manage to make crafting more interesting.
I apologize if you feel that way, but posting links to videos is not something I'm really going to appreciate as a substantive comment, certainly not in response to anything I say.Filament wrote...
That you could use means of avoiding damage rather than chugging potions, yes.
Normally it's poor form to use someone's comments as a platform to attack something else entirely without making that shift in focus clear.
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Frolk wrote...
Memories of Baldur's Gate 2 are coming back to me. After a tough battle, I'd pick up the novel I had next to my computer and read it for about five minutes, occasionally putting the book down to pass the Ring of Regeneration (later, the Ring of Gaxx) to the next party member who needed his or her HP topped up.
I'd also take my earphones off so I didn't have to listen to Jaheira complain about being idle every 30 seconds.
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I am mainly annoyed by what feels like a rather passive aggressive defense, after I had already clarified what was initially a joke, by trying to egg on some kind of argument riding on your misinterpretation of what substance there was to the joke (admittedly little, but I don't appreciate it being misconstrued nonetheless).devSin wrote...
I apologize if you feel that way, but posting links to videos is not something I'm really going to appreciate as a substantive comment, certainly not in response to anything I say.
You explained your intent, but as I noted, breaking combat has never been a real option for us in DA games, and dodging has a particular connotation (unintended, which you again already noted, though all I had to work with was a title of a video I couldn't even watch) that can suggest elements of twitch gameplay that I'm not comfortable with.
The rest of my responses have all been in regards to things Sylvius has said. I believe I responded to you fairly and directly quoted you in all suitable instances (to make clear my direct response to your comments), though if I erred somewhere, please do point it out.
Strange, because all my posts before the last were intended to be lighthearted. I thought I fairly explained to you my thoughts about egress and about simply stocking up on more potions, and then I was simply responding to posts from Sylvius.Filament wrote...
I am mainly annoyed by what feels like a rather passive aggressive defense, after I had already clarified what was initially a joke, by trying to egg on some kind of argument riding on your misinterpretation of what substance there was to the joke (admittedly little, but I don't appreciate it being misconstrued nonetheless).
If you want to keep going on about twitch combat I'd really rather you just stop referring to my posts at all (which you have kept doing right up to before I posted that), because it's annoying me.
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Wissenschaft wrote...
Allan Schumacher wrote...
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.
Its too late, if its on Tumblr its already out.
ArenCordial wrote...
Well I think this means everyone will have 1 party slot reserved for mage.
Your post made me laugh (or smile at least, though I didn't watch the one video that required Flash), and I always interpreted it as a joke. Sorry if that never came across. My response was more intended as a perish the thought aside for twitch gameplay.Filament wrote...
Right, you were simply responding to Sylvius, based on "how my post made you feel." I think only in these last couple of posts did you actually admit that feeling was a misunderstanding rather than slyly keep pointing in my direction.
Well, if it can be said that I like to make jokes but am myself humorless, that probably wouldn't be incorrect sometimes. Whatever, I'll drop it.
I said initially I can deal either with regen or without and don't care either way, but I do think non regen does have some exciting potential. It does force you to think more strategically, if done right. I don't think running away is just out the door, out of hand, considering we're talking about a substantial change in gameplay to begin with, it very well follows that they could (and should!) make accommodations for that in various ways. Passive dodging and other ways to strategically avoid getting hurt would also be of much higher value. Crafting would also be much more useful.
Modifié par devSin, 07 août 2013 - 05:42 .
I did.simfamSP wrote...
In other words...
You loved blowing up xvarts.
Indeed, in the IE games I tended to rest once per outdoor zone, and I'd do it immediately upon arrival. I'd be out of spells from the last zone, have just travelled overland for anywhere from 4 to 24 hours, and setting up camp to prepare to explore new territory made perfect sense.devSin wrote...
Well, you don't rest after every encounter; you just play smarter. ;-)simfamSP wrote...
It's a sensible decision.
But it really breaks character to rest for eight hours after every encounter just because you lost five hit-points and all you're lacking a fireball spell.
Relevant blog post I don't want to reiterate here for fear of derailing the threaddevSin wrote...
I'm reasonably sure there was sufficient context for you to understand what I was suggesting.
Frolk wrote...
Memories of Baldur's Gate 2 are coming back to me. After a tough battle, I'd pick up the novel I had next to my computer and read it for about five minutes, occasionally putting the book down to pass the Ring of Regeneration (later, the Ring of Gaxx) to the next party member who needed his or her HP topped up.
I'd also take my earphones off so I didn't have to listen to Jaheira complain about being idle every 30 seconds.
Modifié par AlanC9, 07 août 2013 - 08:08 .
So, youll just stand on one place a minute or two until your characters slowly regenerate?AddieTheElf wrote...
this sounds like it would be annoying, perhaps a slowly regenerating health bar would be better instead of DA2's instant-heal
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Well, you don't rest after every encounter; you just play smarter. ;-)
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