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Rawgrim wrote...
Daissran wrote...
Jayne126 wrote...
No wonder the Keep was taken.
But we're talking about the girl who moves in heavy armor like a ninja.
I think you mean battle-trained warrior.
The current holder of the Mary-Sue of the century title.
Daissran wrote...
If you want to get rid of the door smashing, you have to get rid of all the other ridiculously strong and powerful moves the player is able to accomplish.
Who cares if players are able to break down a door... you can suspend your disbelief for everything else that goes on, but not this?
Lord Raijin wrote...
Rawgrim 25+ approval
I thought it was tad bit ridiculous myself to see her smashing down the steel gate with just her shield. It's stupid and illogical, and it will be the downfall of this game if BioWare allows to be in the final product.
Cassandra is NOT an Ogre.How can her shield possibly demolished a steel gate? Doesn't make any sense.
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Modifié par MasterScribe, 08 septembre 2013 - 03:43 .
Daissran wrote...
Rawgrim wrote...
Daissran wrote...
Jayne126 wrote...
No wonder the Keep was taken.
But we're talking about the girl who moves in heavy armor like a ninja.
I think you mean battle-trained warrior.
The current holder of the Mary-Sue of the century title.
Mary-Sue? Hahaha, if it were a MALE who broke down that door you would call it badass. Get over yourselves.
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I'm not familiar with that subject so I take your word for it. However, if we bring realism into it than all I can say is: watch DotS. The beginning is enough for me to roll my eyes on how she moves through these mages.Former_Fiend wrote...
Actual knights were able to move around fairly quickly in plate armor; besides the fact that it's much lighter than most people think(the average suit of platemail is lighter than compat gear worn by modern soldiers), it's designed to be moved in and said knights are trained to move in it. They know how to move so that the armor doesn't impede them.
Daissran wrote...
Rawgrim wrote...
Daissran wrote...
Jayne126 wrote...
No wonder the Keep was taken.
But we're talking about the girl who moves in heavy armor like a ninja.
I think you mean battle-trained warrior.
The current holder of the Mary-Sue of the century title.
Mary-Sue? Hahaha, if it were a MALE who broke down that door you would call it badass. Get over yourselves.
Modifié par azarhal, 08 septembre 2013 - 03:46 .
Archaven wrote...
Lol.. So it's ok you can shoot fire out of your hand or from a wooden staff because it's magic and you cant bash off a gate with brute strength and it's not logic?
Well if anything to make for realism cost more work. It can easily be reworked by better animations of Cassandra using her ability that shows a transparent battering ram crashing down the gates? Anyhow the results are the same. No point wasting too much effort on it where it can be spent elsewhere.
andar91 wrote...
Lord Raijin wrote...
Rawgrim 25+ approval
I thought it was tad bit ridiculous myself to see her smashing down the steel gate with just her shield. It's stupid and illogical, and it will be the downfall of this game if BioWare allows to be in the final product.
Cassandra is NOT an Ogre.How can her shield possibly demolished a steel gate? Doesn't make any sense.
It's one thing that some people might not like. Don't you think it's a little silly to call it the "downfall of the game"?
Modifié par slimgrin, 08 septembre 2013 - 03:49 .
Jayne126 wrote...
I'm not familiar with that subject so I take your word for it. However, if we bring realism into it than all I can say is: watch DotS. The beginning is enough for me to roll my eyes on how she moves through these mages.Former_Fiend wrote...
Actual knights were able to move around fairly quickly in plate armor; besides the fact that it's much lighter than most people think(the average suit of platemail is lighter than compat gear worn by modern soldiers), it's designed to be moved in and said knights are trained to move in it. They know how to move so that the armor doesn't impede them.
Rawgrim wrote...
Archaven wrote...
Lol.. So it's ok you can shoot fire out of your hand or from a wooden staff because it's magic and you cant bash off a gate with brute strength and it's not logic?
Well if anything to make for realism cost more work. It can easily be reworked by better animations of Cassandra using her ability that shows a transparent battering ram crashing down the gates? Anyhow the results are the same. No point wasting too much effort on it where it can be spent elsewhere.
Again: Magic is explained and it is part of the lore. In Thedas mages can shoot fire out of their hands. Its in all the games. Nowhere in the codex or anyone else is it explained that people have superhuman strength.
Rawgrim wrote...
Daissran wrote...
If you want to get rid of the door smashing, you have to get rid of all the other ridiculously strong and powerful moves the player is able to accomplish.
Who cares if players are able to break down a door... you can suspend your disbelief for everything else that goes on, but not this?
Remember when people complained about the silly DA2 combat? Same thing here.
Daissran wrote...
Maybe they did it for the demo? It might not make the final cut, or maybe you have to level up alot before being able to smash things like that?
lady_v23 wrote...
...this again? You know ..war cry with superiority knocked enemies of the ir feet. Why didn't you complain about that then? Or is a shout that knocks people down, more realistic that Cassandra knocking over the keeps door.
TsaiMeLemoni wrote...
Rawgrim wrote...
Archaven wrote...
Lol.. So it's ok you can shoot fire out of your hand or from a wooden staff because it's magic and you cant bash off a gate with brute strength and it's not logic?
Well if anything to make for realism cost more work. It can easily be reworked by better animations of Cassandra using her ability that shows a transparent battering ram crashing down the gates? Anyhow the results are the same. No point wasting too much effort on it where it can be spent elsewhere.
Again: Magic is explained and it is part of the lore. In Thedas mages can shoot fire out of their hands. Its in all the games. Nowhere in the codex or anyone else is it explained that people have superhuman strength.
My view on this is that if we can accept a world where people can call down fire from the heavens with a mere thought, why is it so hard to accept that some people can be exceptional in other ways? Just because the codex doesn't mention specific feats does not mean they aren't possible. And that's not even going I to how gameplay is often divorced from what we see in the story/cutscenes.
lady_v23 wrote...
...this again? You know ..war cry with superiority knocked enemies of the ir feet. Why didn't you complain about that then? Or is a shout that knocks people down, more realistic that Cassandra knocking over the keeps door.
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