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[Taara]

Close please, dumb community is dumb.

[Knight of Dane]

Hopefully they will ignore this suggestion.

[Beerfish]

Almost all BioWare games have high replay value due to the variety of detailed traveling companions and class builds you can play,

[Br3admax]

There aren't enough Sten.jpgs in the world for this suggestion. 

[Taara]

Lol, give me a reason why you don't want more fights and more importantly: different fights (not the same stupid 3 spiders over and over and over again)

[Lorien19]

Don't mean to sound rude or something in fact I'm genuinely curious,but how can you possibly know whether a game has or hasn't replay value, when it's not even released yet?

[JamesW]

Lol, give me a reason why you don't want more fights and more importantly: different fights (not the same stupid 3 spiders over and over and over again)

 

I think what's in dispute is that the Dragon Age series has replayability.

 

I think Origins has massive amounts of replay value. There are 6 different prologues, You can go the entire game without recruiting an entire party's worth of characters: Shale, Lelliana and Sten (all of which are among my favourite characters, and not remotely party-fodder). The story varies massively from one playthrough to another.

 

Also, random encounters? Yup, they're in Dragon Age already, and enemies will vary in Inquisition dependant on your usage and actions in the area.

 

Just scratching the surface here, just wanted to reply quickly before conversation moved on.

[Thomas Andresen]

I hope they will implement one of these battle systems:
 
- A random fight system like in Final Fantasy 9. (You walk around and get a random fight here and there.)
 
- A system which resets the NPC's everytime you visit the same place again. (Other NPC's will spawn of course.)
 
- NPC's will respawn after some minutes (like in MMORPG's)

Like any of those(or anything like those things) are at all required to add replay value.

Snark done.

Personally, I thought DA2 had zounds of replay value. I get that fighting the same things over and over gets boring, I really do, but that's not why I play these games.

Edit to add: If I want randomized battle systems, I'll play Diablo 3, which I do, time to time.

[AlanC9]

Well, we gotta give the OP points for knowing when an idea has bombed instead of sticking around and pushing it anyway.