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[POETICDRINK]

 I read a couple of post in which people don't want this is Dragon Age Inquisition. I don't understand this, why not?!? This is how our characters level up weapons and other things. I love fighting as many enemies as possible, especially if it's rewarding to do.


           

[Dhiro]

Well, no. Not inherently, anyway, but I think DA II overdid this and made it a norm rather than something I feel should be used sparingly.

It boils down to personal preference, really.

[AresKeith]

After DA2, I'm glad we're not fighting hordes anymore

[Steelcan]

yes

[Navasha]

It depends on how challenging it is.. Fighting a horde of bad guys who can't even scratch you that isn't so much fun. Steam rolling hordes without a challenge is a real waste of time and rather boring.

[mupp3tz]

As long as it's not in the form of magical reinforcements of the same 3-4 enemies on repeat. I'd prefer a bigger group of two rounds or more diverse set ups than endless fodder just for the sake of extending the fight. 

That just makes random encounters boring real fast.

Modifié par M U P P 3 T Z, 03 septembre 2013 - 12:03 .

[Wulfram]

It's fine when it fits with the story, it's annoying when it's a pointless filler fight needlessly extended by waves

[cjones91]

Not when it's tedious filler meant to pad the game length.

[Fast Jimmy]

I wouldn't mind it if there was next to no chance at survival, with the player dying twenty times out of ten. Does that count?

[King Cousland]

Yes.

There should always be ways to earn experience without hacking through seemingly endless waves of enemies, and every quest and encounter should not inevitably end with a bloodbath.

The way the hordes of foes were handled in DA II made combat so crushingly dull that I resorted to using the "killallhostiles" console command in the end.

[Nefla]

I don't like tedious filler + the combat system in DA2 was boring + it doesn't make sense or fit the story (why would people parachute out of every nook, cranny, and ceiling to try and rob the famously strongest person in the game every 3 steps?)

[King Cousland]

krul2k wrote...

It is very satisfying sometimes

why ppl say we had hordes of enemies in DA2 is beyond me 

Because in tha base game, a group of mooks were clumped together, then up to three waves of their buddies would leap down from the roofs and appear quite inexplicably out of thin air to join in. Virtually always. 

Modifié par King Cousland, 03 septembre 2013 - 12:13 .

[d4eaming]

I like the idea of reinforcements coming from around a corner or through a door, not this teleporting out of thin air.

I like the idea of potentially getting flanked, like I take on an enemy headon and their backup rounds a corner behind me. Or the enemy is chasing me down and trying to corral me into a deadend that has backup, or forcing me to retreat down a path that they had backup positioned at for an ambush.

I didn't mind the number of mobs we had to kill, that was fine. Jumping out of the air was the problem instead of using creative ways for the mobs to reinforce their attack on me.

[Lady Catastrophe]

When it gets as tedious and annoying as it was in DAII then yes, it is a bad thing.

[Am1vf]

Personally, I don't like it. I want every fight to be meaningful and memorable, killing hordes of enemies single-handed just takes any sense of being a part of the world and instead you are like this invincible superman/woman. Not saying it's inherently a bad thing, I'm just not interested in that sort of thing.

[AutumnWitch]

Its only bad if I left my staff at home when I discover said hordes. Bad, bad, bad.

[krim80]

If enemies appears from thin air - then no. Sometimes its ok , but quality > quantity is preferred.

[General TSAR]

If they materialize out of thin air then yeah.

[DarkKnightHolmes]

When it's boring or tedius, yes it's a very bad thing.

[AutumnWitch]

Am1_vf wrote...

Personally, I don't like it. I want every fight to be meaningful and memorable, killing hordes of enemies single-handed just takes any sense of being a part of the world and instead you are like this invincible superman/woman. Not saying it's inherently a bad thing, I'm just not interested in that sort of thing.

Screw that! Bring em on! i didn't go to magic school to learn poetry! The more the better, just that many more knotches in my saff.

[DarkSpider88]

 I for one was fine with the hordes, it allowed me to press the awesome button more  

[Aaleel]

If they continually materialize out of thin air, or are just thrown in with paltry health bars to be fodder and artificially increase the length of fights, then yes.

If the story calls for it at a certain point of the game then no.

[AutumnWitch]

DarkSpider88 wrote...

 I for one was fine with the hordes, it allowed me to press the awesome button more  

^^^ what this person said.