No thanks... (DA2 & ME3 put me off pre-ordering)...
I will get the game...... but only later, once the dlc's and updates are all out (plus it should be cheaper by then).
Heck, I still have Batman: Arkham City GOTY untouched in my steam library... the travesty!!!!!
Oh yes... another reason for my delay in buying the game, is that I have upgrade my five year old PC first!!!!
I want to play the game at close to MAX settings. Yes, I'm a wh0re from the Land of Graphix!!!
I did, but only because of two things. The first being Origin doesn't charge me anything until the game is released and the other being that buying through Origin and I have issues with the game I can return it for 24 hours after I start playing it, that way I don't have to trust anyone's opinion on the game but my own.
Nope, while it may look good so far I'm waiting for the reviews to come in.
I'm in a bit of a predicament/1st world problem. I can buy DA:I for;
- PC: but since the PC specs haven't been released I don't know if I can run the game on my laptop (I can afford the game but definitely not better hardware).
Just curious what is your current pc set up? While I do wish they would release the specs you could kind of look at Battlefield 4 as that is only other game running on Frostbite 3 at the moment.
If they don't give us modding, then buying it on a PS4/Xbox one would be better.
But if they do, PC is a no brainer.
If they don't give us modding, then buying it on a PS4/Xbox one would be better.
But if they do, PC is a no brainer.
Yep. I'm a sucker for CE... this one has tons of goodies so I AM THERE. CLOTH MAP ALL THE WAY HOOOOO~
Yep. I'm a sucker for CE... this one has tons of goodies so I AM THERE. CLOTH MAP ALL THE WAY HOOOOO~
OMG, lucy is ALIVE! Lol
I kinda miss the updates on friends from BSN :/
OMG, lucy is ALIVE! Lol
I kinda miss the updates on friends from BSN :/
Yes I am! I broke my vow of not looking on this forum LOL.
The pre order items broke me... went on a youtube/forum binge, scrounging up any info I could find.
If they don't give us modding, then buying it on a PS4/Xbox one would be better.
But if they do, PC is a no brainer.
There is no public SDK, CK, or toolset for the FB3 Engine, and not even a hint that there'll be one anytime soon, (or ever.)
The only public statement about one from DICE that I could find said they "hadn't ruled it out." That was over four years ago... 
So if you're waiting on mods to make your decision, I think you can stop.
Bought and paid in full the deluxe version for both Xbox 360 and PS3.
There is no public SDK, CK, or toolset for the FB3 Engine, and not even a hint that there'll be one anytime soon, (or ever.)
The only public statement about one from DICE that I could find said they "hadn't ruled it out." That was over four years ago...
So if you're waiting on mods to make your decision, I think you can stop.
Not to mention that the Origins toolset was incredibly complex to make as well as to use, which is both a good thing and a bad thing. A lot of people with strong ideas for standalone content ended up giving up due to the amount of difficulties encountered in creating the mods but it was great experience as well as it gave the opportunity to create some wonderful add-ons.
The only toolset I ever liked was the NWN1 one. It was really accesible and a ton of fun to use! I understand why it was easier, however. I doubt it'd be easy to make such a toolset with our level of graphics and engines we have these days...
I have the Inquisitor's Edition on pre-order for now.
never pre-ordered never will (don't really know how)
Nope, since I won't be able to play it anyway. But will certainly buy it at some point!
No, still hoping for a collector's edition on PC in europe never the less my intuition says that will not be.
Inquisitor's Edition, and I still wanna know what a bog unicorn looks like dammit.
Yep I pre ordered this and shadow of mordor from amazon. I think Bioware has learned from the clusterf*** that was DA2
Yep I pre ordered this and shadow of mordor from amazon. I think Bioware has learned from the clusterf*** that was DA2
I don't think DA2 was that much of BioWare's fault as it was EA trying to pull what Ubisoft is doing with Assassin's Creed having a yearly launch. Now if the new IP Casey Hudson is developing works out, I can see a new BioWare game every year, but each franchise being on a three year development cycle (pure speculation of course).
I don't think DA2 was that much of BioWare's fault as it was EA trying to pull what Ubisoft is doing with Assassin's Creed having a yearly launch. Now if the new IP Casey Hudson is developing works out, I can see a new BioWare game every year, but each franchise being on a three year development cycle (pure speculation of course).
I have the same thought. Ubisoft was able to release AC yearly because they have multiple team working on it. So one team work on this year title, another team work on next year, so each game will still have around 2 years of development. Though, imo, Ubisoft is in a rougher spot since AC is pretty much their only strong IP right now. They attempt to launch another with Watch dog but from what I've seen so far of that game, it's not really that impressive.
BioWare is different, they have multiple IPs to work with: DA, ME, new secret IP, SWTOR, and maybe another Star War games, not to mention good old Jade Empire. If things work out, they can easily circle around and maintain 1 big title per year speed without rushing anything (ideally, roughly 3 year development per game, which is pretty decent amount of time imo).
At the time DA2 came out, they only have 2 titles on their name, DA and ME, probably someone high up wanted to quickly follow DA:O (2009), and ME 2 (2010) success and pushed for a yearly release schedule. And they had it: DA2 (2011) and ME3 (2012) both wasn't as good and successful as they could have been. Swtor is an mmo so I don't know if it can be counted (and I love that game anyway lol). Though since they decide to skip 2013 to give DA:I more developing time, I guess they might have learned their lesson.
All in all, having multiple big titles in their bag can give BioWare big advantage over other dev once fanbase is established, but also pretty stressful I bet. As long as they maintain their pace and DON"T rush things, I think their games will be as awesome as they were again.
Anyhow, I have faith in them, and loving what I've seen so far so yeah, pre ordered deluxe ed already 
Can't wait till E3. Wonder if they would finally reveal their super secret new IP there 
I don't think DA2 was that much of BioWare's fault as it was EA trying to pull what Ubisoft is doing with Assassin's Creed having a yearly launch. Now if the new IP Casey Hudson is developing works out, I can see a new BioWare game every year, but each franchise being on a three year development cycle (pure speculation of course).
I agree I think all games should have a dev cycle of 3-5 years.
I will admit though I did enjoy DA2 to an extent., since I love Dragon age but ,DA2 was a clusterf***. Bioware will never truly admit it but we all know it was.
After seeing the dev interviews/gameplay for DAI, however I think it will be great.
Also your right EA did not understand how game's need a certain amount of time for the dev cycle.
Inquisitor's Edition
At least I will be occupied when my Xbox One is taking forever to install the first 10%..
It's so beeeeeeautiful. Just a little over 4 months!!
I'm like anti-preorder and I cant support the deluxe edition's mounts/weapons.. so no.... if I do preorder it will be like a week before the game comes out.
I don't think DA2 was that much of BioWare's fault as it was EA trying to pull what Ubisoft is doing with Assassin's Creed having a yearly launch. Now if the new IP Casey Hudson is developing works out, I can see a new BioWare game every year, but each franchise being on a three year development cycle (pure speculation of course).
Just want to point out that AC isn't really a good example. The whole multiple teams switching thing gives each game 2-3 years of development. DA2 had like 15 months I think, and brainstorming and DAO support is included in that time.
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