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[Das Tentakel]

Vectrex. What can I say? I like old things.

[Moghedia]

PC and yep it is capable of running DA;I with no problems...

[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.

[KR4U55]

PC, and it's kinda ready. My graphic card can run plenty of games at Ultra setting (not BF3 or Crysis). I think I'll upgrade RAM through 2014.

[Fast Jimmy]

Allan Schumacher wrote...

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.

I'd almost really want you to pull it out, now two years later, and fire it up. Give us your opinion after two years with a fresh set of eyes. I'd be very interested in what you would have to say.

[Hrungr]

I built a new gaming PC just this last January.
Dual GTX 680s, Watercooling, PCI SSD, 16GB Ram... it's pretty robust. I don't foresee having to make any upgrades.

Modifié par Hrungr, 14 août 2013 - 11:24 .

[LPPrince]

Thats the thing Jimmy, he'll never have a fresh set of eyes on something he's seen a million times over.

[filetemo]

I'll play it on PC

[elvici]

Allan Schumacher wrote...

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.

To an extremely tiny, miniscule degree, I think I can relate... I discovered a few years back that if you start modding a game before you finish it, you sort of plunder all its hidden treasures, thus rendering the whole story a bit moot. Oh Skyrim, how I regret violating you so... 

So, there is a hidden downside to working on an epic video game...?! 

[Giant ambush beetle]

PC, definitely.

[Iron Fist]

elvici wrote...

Allan Schumacher wrote...

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.

To an extremely tiny, miniscule degree, I think I can relate... I discovered a few years back that if you start modding a game before you finish it, you sort of plunder all its hidden treasures, thus rendering the whole story a bit moot. Oh Skyrim, how I regret violating you so... 

So, there is a hidden downside to working on an epic video game...?! 

Modded Skyrim can get unrelentingly boring. I've got at least 40 mods installed/subscribed.

[FGreenSnake]

xbox360, since I dislike playing with a keyboard on adventure, rpg games. Strategy games = keyboard for me Although, if there are any faults/glitches/dislikes with DA3, it's highly doubtful I'll be able to mod them on xbox

[fchopin]

PC

[Versus Omnibus]

PS4

[Mello]

Sil wrote...

Nintendo DS

Nintendo 3DS. 
noob.

[Deverz]

PC. I wouldn't have it any other way!

[The Six Path of Pain]

PC, all the way!

Modifié par The Six Path of Pain, 15 août 2013 - 12:52 .

[Fast Jimmy]

LPPrince wrote...

Thats the thing Jimmy, he'll never have a fresh set of eyes on something he's seen a million times over.

That's just not true.

Ask any writer who worked on a piece for weeks, months or even years if they've picked it back up a decade later and felt they remembered the details around why they did every little decision or how everything played out. While some may retain that level of creative process, many would be hard pressed to come up with the details or their own mindset if it was a story world they hadn't engaged in since the story was finsihed.

[DarthLaxian]

Allan Schumacher wrote...

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.

so bad hm?  (@DA2)

as for "what are you going to play on":

the PC - i don't have a console (and i don't plan on buying one, because the PC is superiour in every-way, even more if the speccs that circulate the net for the next-gen consoles are true (they are last gen-compared to a new PC IMHO...hell even mine (1,5 years old - with one newer part, the graphics card) can run those speccs into the ground easy without breaking a sweat!) and i don't like controllers, too (can't play with those - IMHO - clumsy things (mouse and keyboard are much more precise and therefore my "weapons" of choice))

so PC, no questions asked

greetings LAX

Modifié par DarthLaxian, 15 août 2013 - 01:21 .

[Shazzie]

PS4, XboxOne, PS3, Xbox360 or PC?

PC. I don't own nor do I plan to own a gaming console, as I have no interest playing on a huge TV screen and I really, really, really dislike controllers. I haven't enjoyed using a controller for gaming since Tetris. I am extremely comfortable playing on my PC with mouse & keyboard. Plus, mods. (You know they're gonna happen, because even if there's no SDK for the game, there will probably be minor modded things.)

Bonus question: If you are going to play on pc, is your pc ready for it?

Yep. It should be ready right now, but if it turns out it isn't, it means it's time for a part to be upgraded anyway, and it will be. I've always kept my PC fairly up to date (not 'bleeding edge', but that's ok), and my husband's just as devoted to his, so we seldom fall behind.

Modifié par Shazzie, 15 août 2013 - 01:31 .

[Sandy]

PC, just like I did for DA:O and DA2.

[Amberion]

Allan Schumacher wrote...

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.

I don't blame you one bit. It's probably impossible to play without remembering all the bugs and changes before release.

[DarthLaxian]

oh, i forgot the bonus question for PC-Users:

Yeah, i would say that my PC is up to it (unless they drastically pimp the engine - but then i will get new stuff...2 years is a good time to have a PC IMHO, if you don't have many other expensive hobbies that is and like to twiddle and fiddle with it anyway (building your own is way cheaper then buying a pre-made one, if you go for graphics and gaming-power instead of office hardware of course)) and i will get new parts start next year anyway (i want a second computer that is up to date so i can use my current gaming rig for cutting and rendering of videos)

greetings LAX

Modifié par DarthLaxian, 15 août 2013 - 02:47 .

[Mark of the Dragon]

I see a lot of people say it depends on if the imports work correctly as to which systems they will use. But will staying on the same system really help with the issue?

I was lead to believe that importing would be difficult no matter what system you were on because of the engine change. Is this not correct?