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[JCAP]

PS4, XboxOne, PS3, Xbox360 or PC?

1) Which one, assuming we can port the saves from one platform to another; (for example, ps3 to ps4, or maybe even PS3 to XboxOne, etc...)

2.1) Which one, assuming we can't port the saves but we will get a complete save generator; (something like that dlc in Mass Effect 2; By complete, I mean we will be able to say to it if we have completed secondary quests, talked to someone etc...)

2.2) Which one, assuming we can't port the saves but we will get a basic save generator; (only asks which side we took on main quests, etc...)

3) Which one, assuming we can't port the saves but we will get pre-determined stories. (like in DA2)


Bonus question:

4) If you are going to play on pc, is your pc ready for it?

Modifié par JCAP, 13 août 2013 - 11:08 .

[Allan Schumacher]

All of them.

[Allan Schumacher]

JCAP wrote...

Allan Schumacher wrote...

All of them.

Ooooh man, those shades.....


Now I am curious, do you actually play the games once they are finished? For fun?

Typically no.  I played Mass Effect (because I didn't work on it) but I tried going through DAO, and once I hit Ostagar my will to keep going evaporated.

My copy of DA2 is still wrapped I think, actually.

[Allan Schumacher]

so bad hm? (@DA2)

No, I just learned my lesson with DAO. I also was on DA2 the entire project so my level of familiarity with it is much higher than DAO's. I don't expect to unwrap Inquisition either.

It seems like there is downsides working in great games.

Eh, it's a small price to pay, relatively speaking.  I hope to be in the game industry for my entire career at this point, and I do understand that it means that I'll likely never enjoy any game I work on in the same way that I would as a player.


Though reading through the praise dose make me :happy::happy::happy:

Countered with the intense dislike leading to :crying:


It's a different type of satisfaction.  I know DA2 was a dud for a lot of people, but I'm still proud to have been a part of it and as my first full game project I suspect it'll always be somewhat dear to me for that reason.

Modifié par Allan Schumacher, 16 août 2013 - 08:56 .