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[VampireSoap]

Hi, I'm just wondering about that...

[TurretSyndrome]

You don't know that already?

[Ailith Tycane]

Probably not, no. They're both games with solid fan bases at this point and are both guaranteed sales. I know a lot of people already who are planning on buying both.

[Plaintiff]

Unless Geralt of Rivia is suddenly down with the man-love, then there's no comparison as far as I'm concerned.

[HiroVoid]

Not really. It's main competitor's going to be whichever games are releasing right around its release date. Contrary to popular belief, people don't play another game in the same genre and go 'Yep! This is the only game I'm playing now!'. More often than not, it means people will look for similar games in the same genre.

[sandalisthemaker]

0/10

[VampireSoap]

Ailith430 wrote...

Probably not, no. They're both games with solid fan bases at this point and are both guaranteed sales. I know a lot of people already who are planning on buying both.

Yeah, I guess you're right. But personally I'm gonna wait for the reviews this time, since both games have the potential to screw up. And because Witcher 2 was a success and DA2...not so much, I'm slightly more on the Witcher side. But then again, DAI is "rumored" to be a "very different game". SO....I don't know, we'll see

[The Antagonist]

has it been a week already?

[Rolling Flame]

They are both RPGs, so yes.

[Augustei]

Plaintiff wrote...

Unless Geralt of Rivia is suddenly down with the man-love, then there's no comparison as far as I'm concerned.

if thats all that matters to you then you need to quit gaming right now

Modifié par XxDeonxX, 11 novembre 2013 - 08:08 .

[HiroVoid]

No need to be insulting. Plenty of people have various reasons for buying games. It's also ultimately an entertainment product meant to be enjoyed, so it shouldn't matter how a person enjoys it.

[Fredward]

No because (shockingly) you can buy BOTH. Or maybe that's just me. I'm so norty.

[THEFRIGGINDOOMGUY!]

I'm gonna enjoy both.

[Plaintiff]

XxDeonxX wrote...

Plaintiff wrote...

Unless Geralt of Rivia is suddenly down with the man-love, then there's no comparison as far as I'm concerned.

if thats all that matters to you then you are one very sad human being

The Witcher series has nothing else to recommend it. If I wanted a generic 'save the world' story, set in a generic pseudo-medieval setting, starring a generically stoic, broody man, I could just walk into the video game store blindfolded and pick up the first title I pluck from the bargain bin.

Dragon Age has something that sets it apart, and that thing is the ability to kiss other boys.

Modifié par Plaintiff, 11 novembre 2013 - 08:17 .

[HiroVoid]

Plaintiff wrote...

XxDeonxX wrote...

Plaintiff wrote...

Unless Geralt of Rivia is suddenly down with the man-love, then there's no comparison as far as I'm concerned.

if thats all that matters to you then you are one very sad human being

The Witcher series has nothing else to recommend it. If I wanted a generic 'save the world' story, set in a generic pseudo-medieval setting, starring a generically stoic, broody man, I could just walk into the video game store blindfolded and pick up the first title I pluck from the bargain bin.

Plot-wise, the second one's not like that at all.  The first one has elements of it though.

[Hellion Rex]

Plaintiff wrote...

XxDeonxX wrote...

Plaintiff wrote...

Unless Geralt of Rivia is suddenly down with the man-love, then there's no comparison as far as I'm concerned.

if thats all that matters to you then you are one very sad human being

The Witcher series has nothing else to recommend it. If I wanted a generic 'save the world' story, set in a generic pseudo-medieval setting, starring a generically stoic, broody man, I could just walk into the video game store blindfolded and pick up the first title I pluck from the bargain bin.

Dragon Age has something that sets it apart, and that thing is the ability to kiss other boys.

Amen to that. Although I am still going to play both games.

[Augustei]

Plaintiff wrote...

XxDeonxX wrote...

Plaintiff wrote...

Unless Geralt of Rivia is suddenly down with the man-love, then there's no comparison as far as I'm concerned.

if thats all that matters to you then you are one very sad human being

The Witcher series has nothing else to recommend it. If I wanted a generic 'save the world' story, set in a generic pseudo-medieval setting, starring a generically stoic, broody man, I could just walk into the video game store blindfolded and pick up the first title I pluck from the bargain bin.

Dragon Age has something that sets it apart, and that thing is the ability to kiss other boys.

Your logic eludes me

[ATiBotka]

Every game needs a bisexual elf. If I can't romance Iorveth in TW3, I will cancel my pre-order.

[Augustei]

ATiBotka wrote...

Every game needs a bisexual elf. If I can't romance Iorveth in TW3, I will cancel my pre-order.

Iorveth? nah Roche is where its at

[ATiBotka]

XxDeonxX wrote...

ATiBotka wrote...

Every game needs a bisexual elf. If I can't romance Iorveth in TW3, I will cancel my pre-order.

Iorveth? nah Roche is where its at

I disagree good Sir. Gay elves are cool. Like Fenris...

[Fredward]

XxDeonxX wrote...
Your logic eludes me

What's there to not understand?

[Absafraginlootly]

HiroVoid wrote...

Not really. It's main competitor's going to be whichever games are releasing right around its release date. Contrary to popular belief, people don't play another game in the same genre and go 'Yep! This is the only game I'm playing now!'. More often than not, it means people will look for similar games in the same genre.

This ^

[Jean]

sandalisthemaker wrote...

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[Ridwan]

Not really, the people that play these kinda games will buy both of them. I know I will (though not on day one or preordering).