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[Albertiko101]

Bioware should add a interesting choice regarding romances in DA:O, in my last playthrough I was able to (In xbox 360) romance both Leliana and Morrigan with a Male Mage, so mix romance for the warden would be a cool choice and an interesting topic to hear in DA:I

[Shadow of Light Dragon]

There were several bugs with romances in DA:O; you were never supposed to be able to maintain more than one of them for any length of time. I strongly suspect the Keep will not allow you to select more than one romance as the primary 'active' one.

[draken-heart]

Lord Aesir wrote...

draken-heart wrote...

Lord Aesir wrote...

draken-heart wrote...

Except for not having an old console out there playing a game that is being designed mainly for the next-gen, with the current-gen being there simply for people too lazy to buy the next-gen.

What does Bioware lose by people not upgrading?

People playign with 1000x better graphics. A good game can have a mediocre story is the little unimportant graphics make the world beautiful.

...What?  I have never seen graphics make up for story, especially given the RPG fan base.  If anything, the story is more often expected to make up for mediocre graphics.  That makes no sense.  Now I know you're trolling.

Either way, it is better to just Import to the Keep then go onto PC than to go back to the Same console from the keep. Same amount of work, and better results and no need for current Gen console version, which means more time and resources can eb spent on the rest of the versions.

[vanwolfgang]

Quick little thing here, can there be at least be a demo for customizing your character? At least this come on please?

[Chanda]

vanwolfgang wrote...

Quick little thing here, can there be at least be a demo for customizing your character? At least this come on please?

That would be nice. I hope so.

[AlexJK]

draken-heart wrote...

Either way, it is better to just Import to the Keep then go onto PC than to go back to the Same console from the keep. Same amount of work, and better results and no need for current Gen console version, which means more time and resources can eb spent on the rest of the versions.

What "time and resources"? Bioware are already developing DAI for current gen consoles, the time and resources are being spent, those versions will exist. Nothing is being "saved" by players upgrading to the next console generation for DAI, in fact it will cost those players £3-400 with no gain to anyone else at all! Do you even read what you're posting?

Modifié par AlexJK, 04 septembre 2013 - 08:16 .

[number 1 dragon age fan]

so amazing i applied for beta the second they announced!!!! hope i get picked i really love dragon age

[Fast Jimmy]

number 1 dragon age fan wrote...

so amazing i applied for beta the second they announced!!!! hope i get picked i really love dragon age

Really? Your name had me thinking something else. 

[draken-heart]

AlexJK wrote...

draken-heart wrote...

Either way, it is better to just Import to the Keep then go onto PC than to go back to the Same console from the keep. Same amount of work, and better results and no need for current Gen console version, which means more time and resources can eb spent on the rest of the versions.

What "time and resources"? Bioware are already developing DAI for current gen consoles, the time and resources are being spent, those versions will exist. Nothing is being "saved" by players upgrading to the next console generation for DAI, in fact it will cost those players £3-400 with no gain to anyone else at all! Do you even read what you're posting?

IT is just extra work for little gain. The "buggy" direct import was good for current-gen consoles. It did not need to be eliminated just to add a little extra work to import a playthrough onto the same blasted console.

[Carmen_Willow]

I love this idea.

[DarthSliver]

draken-heart wrote...

AlexJK wrote...

draken-heart wrote...

Either way, it is better to just Import to the Keep then go onto PC than to go back to the Same console from the keep. Same amount of work, and better results and no need for current Gen console version, which means more time and resources can eb spent on the rest of the versions.

What "time and resources"? Bioware are already developing DAI for current gen consoles, the time and resources are being spent, those versions will exist. Nothing is being "saved" by players upgrading to the next console generation for DAI, in fact it will cost those players £3-400 with no gain to anyone else at all! Do you even read what you're posting?

IT is just extra work for little gain. The "buggy" direct import was good for current-gen consoles. It did not need to be eliminated just to add a little extra work to import a playthrough onto the same blasted console.

The only difference between current gen and next gen  is that next gen versions will look prettier, otherwise the game will be essentially the same 

[Deadmac]

@ AlexJK,

Within virtually all of your posts, you are calling cautious consumers crazy, insane, mad, etc... If I didn't know any better, I would think you were hired by BioWare.

I know everyone wants "Dragon Age: Inquisition" to be successful. As we 'know' from recent history, "Dragon Age II's" advertising campaign was all hype and all fluff.

Its okay for people to be cautious and skeptical.

When it comes to 'The Dragon Age: Keep", I think its just another vicious layer of DRM. After the last incarnation of "Dragon Age", I think consumers just have to play this one smarter. BioWare is a great company. I just think BioWare has strayed away from certain principles, which originally made people interested in the company. Even though I want BioWare to be successful, I also want to be respected as a consumer.

...and, there is nothing wrong with that mentality.

'The Dragon Age: Keep' should be built into the game, so that people can transfer their save files with a USB.

Modifié par Deadmac, 04 septembre 2013 - 07:40 .

[Palidane]

For the record, I think this is a fantastic idea. It lets me sort out all that happened in the past two games without any chance of import errors. It also allows people who haven't played the last two games an opportunity to easily familiarize themselves with the lore. Best of all worlds, as far as I'm concerned.

[Ecmoose]

It should be built into the game, but we're not even entirely sure what type of system it is. Perhaps it's too large to fit into the game, or maybe they want to keep it available (no pun intended) for future games, so having it online is easier.

FastJimmy has voiced a lot of concern about those servers getting shut down eventually, which is a valid concern, but lets see what they come up with first.

I know they've stated that they want to release Keep on other platforms, I just hope they pull through because I'd rather not have to log onto my computer just to set up my DAI save for my Xbox or playstation.

[legbamel]

I'm just going to outline what I see as the benefits without trying to respond to individuals. First, the Keep will allow you to fix the bugs in your imports before carrying them forward. Zevran alone is enoigh to explain why this is a plus.

Second, those of us who are appalled by the MS plans for the XBone and refuse to purchse one now have a way to translate those saves to the PC. Should we decide to purchase a new console after we feel the worst of the bugs have been addressed, it will be a PS4, for which we have no saves that can be imported. The Keep will give us a lot more flexibility in deciding on which platforms to purchase DA:I.

Last, I can never remember which of my many characters made which choices. Being able to look at them before importing will get me more invested in the world from the beginning and will offer much more replay value as I can watch for impact from choices I may well have forgotten. It also offers people new to the DA universe a way to create world states to import, giving them a better value for their gaming dollar investment and allowing newcomers more flexibility in choosing one or multiple platforms on which to play.

[OzzyMcRcky]

draken-heart wrote...

OzzyMcRcky wrote...

Incredible. This also allows the Warden and Hawke to play more important roles. Especially if there is a character creator which allows you to recreate them. Also, you don't need to get it on the same platform for the saves, which is great!

OR, it allows you to create what they will look like for their cameos.

This is what I meant!

[TheLadyJess]

I just want to know if there will be an offline equivalent. I have no access to internet on my PS3 and will be completely unable to even purchase Dragon Age Inquisition if I cannot import my saves normally.

[draken-heart]

OzzyMcRcky wrote...

draken-heart wrote...

OzzyMcRcky wrote...

Incredible. This also allows the Warden and Hawke to play more important roles. Especially if there is a character creator which allows you to recreate them. Also, you don't need to get it on the same platform for the saves, which is great!

OR, it allows you to create what they will look like for their insignificant cameos.

This is what I meant!

I forgot to add insignificant.

[AlexJK]

 

Deadmac wrote...

@ AlexJK,

Within virtually all of your posts, you are calling cautious consumers crazy, insane, mad, etc... If I didn't know any better, I would think you were hired by BioWare.

I would think they'd want me to be a little less confrontational if I had been

I don't think it's particularly accurate to say that I've addressed those comments to all cautious consumers. I suggested to you that you were being a little too cautious (I may have said "tin foil hat"..?) about storing non-sensitive information "in the cloud", a comment that I stand by. If Bioware were asking for your bank details, address history and personal measurements in order to store a world state, well then yes, caution would be advised. But when it's just some game data attached to your EA account, is there really anything to worry about?

And the discussion I was having with draken-heart related to his/her bizarre conspiracy theory about how the Keep was designed to make people upgrade their games consoles. I'm not sure how that relates to cautious consumerism at all.

When it comes to 'The Dragon Age: Keep", I think its just another vicious layer of DRM.

How can this be true, when the Keep doesn't require a copy of any DA game to use (at least so far as we have been told), and DAI won't require the Keep in order to play. The Keep is an entirely optional feature. How is this in any way related to DRM?

Modifié par AlexJK, 04 septembre 2013 - 09:30 .

[Riosred]

Chanda wrote...

vanwolfgang wrote...

Quick little thing here, can there be at least be a demo for customizing your character? At least this come on please?

That would be nice. I hope so.

agreed!

[Taleroth]

draken-heart wrote...

The "buggy" direct import was good for current-gen consoles.

No it wasn't. The import system is garbage. It couldn't even do an import from Origins to Awakening properly.

[Wulfram]

I was wondering if DA:I will automatically export to the Keep?

[Kharaide]

last to the party. but to all those players that have forgotten their origin passwords for their gamer tag.. all i can say is hahahahahah... not much thought put into this idea me thinks bioware

[AlexJK]

Kharaide wrote...

last to the party. but to all those players that have forgotten their origin passwords for their gamer tag.. all i can say is hahahahahah... not much thought put into this idea me thinks bioware

Yeah, it's totally impossible that they could use the "forgot your password" feature, or create a new account...

[Kharaide]

not everyone will work it out mate ;p