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[mindw0rk]

Multiplayer looks sweet and all, but fighting monsters becomes boring after a while. PvP is a whole different story.

I know, DAI isnt balanced for this. But its not that we going to take it to cybersport or something. SImple PvP arenas like in World of Warcraft with 2v2, 3v3 or 4v4 matches would work and I see alot of potential here. 

 

Just imagine. Huge gladiator arena. Two teams coming to fight each other. And to spice it many different events can appear during the fight, like wild beasts coming and attacking everyone or fire burns proving ground at random. Also the best gladiators and teams could appear on top of ladder, so hardcore players will have something to thrive for.

[GodBrandon]

yesssssssssss me and my crew would smash

[Poisd2Strike]

Not unless Bioware can balance PVP without impacting Single Player and MP Cooperative.  To see how NOT to do this, one only needs to look at Destiny.

[metalfenix]

No please, don't. Keep the PvP mess away ffs.

[thanotos omega]

From a gameplay perspective i wouldn't mind that, From the POV of a LoL player who frequents those forums.........pls no

[mindw0rk]

No please, don't. Keep the PvP mess away ffs.

 

Why no? It wont affect in any way how you play the game. Just an additional game mode. You dont like PvP - just dont join it.

 

 

I'd only like it if there's an actual worthy story element to it and why it exists. I don't want it in just because. Like, why would the Inquisition be involved in arena fights? I can understand battlefield skirmishes maybe related to some political element to the story, but arenas? No.

 

 

Lore wise, I see more sence in Inquisitor honing skills at proving grounds then collecting mushrooms and butterflies for some random peasants

[metalfenix]

Why no? It wont affect in any way how you play the game. You dont like PvP - just dont join it.

 

oh it doesn't? I've played enough MMOs to see how the PvP cries affect PvE, specially the classes (I still remember the "OMG plz nerf operative/scoundrel healz!!!!!11oneoneeleven" on swtor).

 

So no.

[mindw0rk]

It can affect things if they don't segregate class and gameplay patches between single and multiplayer. No one wants their single player character nerfed because some people whined in some unrelated PvP battle.

 

Bioware will never sacrifice something in singleplayer for PvP sake. Singleplayer is much more important for them.

At best I see that they could change mechanics of some abilities that only have those tweaks in PvP. Like taunt working on players and lowering dmg of target to anyone other then tank.

 

From reading all the classes abilities, I must say, they all can be useful in PvP - they did nice job balancing them as is. The biggest problem in PvP will be durations of crowd control which should be nerfed (only on multiplayer maps ofc).

[Otter-under-the-mountain]

Gladiatorial combat is hardly relevant to the story, and that's the only way I would like any multiplayer. I could understand maybe a Templar v. Mage v. Celene v. Gaspard conflict, but that seems it would restrict class to faction, which wouldn't work out unless it were very well balanced and planned, which practically would need it to be a standalone game in its own right to be done.

[mindw0rk]

Gladiatorial combat is hardly relevant to the story, and that's the only way I would like any multiplayer. I could understand maybe a Templar v. Mage v. Celene v. Gaspard conflict, but that seems it would restrict class to faction, which wouldn't work out unless it were very well balanced and planned, which practically would need it to be a standalone game in its own right to be done.

 

It was actually in original Dragon Age. Proving grounds in Orzammar where player could fight

[Qunari Ardat-Yakshi]

PvP is just a bad idea.  They have a good thing going, and I have played many PVP type games and this is just not the universe for it.

[HTTP 404]

I wouldn't care for this.  None of my friends play RPGs so I wouldn't have a crew to make this fun.  However if it was a single player challenge, I would be kind of interested.  I like the current questing in a dungeon idea.

[Otter-under-the-mountain]

It was actually in original Dragon Age. Proving grounds in Orzammar where player could fight

Yes, and how would a Proving be relevant to story of Inquisition? For that matter, why would anyone other than dwarves be in a Proving to start with?

[coldflame]

The MP was never built with PVP in mind and Bioware has said this before, so to introduce PVP now would require some serious extra work that was not intended. I don't think Bioware has got enough resources at this stage to introduce PVP in to the mix. So no.

[mindw0rk]

No one is saying arenas don't exist. It's why they would be relevant here, to the Inquisition. We don't even go to Orzammar anyways, from what I understand.

 

And who said you will go on arena as Inquisitor? Even now in multiplayer you play completely separate character.

[DaySeeker]

nooooooooooooooooo!   

 

PvP is about separation.  Dragon AGe and Bioware games are about creating worlds and communities, about uniting peoples.  They're also about individuality, your choices.  It is a struggle against a greater foe.  PvP is one-upsmanship, degradation, brutality, ruthlessness.  It's about showing who the "real players" are versus the noobs.  I don't want it and I don't see it as a fit.

[daveliam]

Not really my thing so no thanks.

[Melca36]

Multiplayer looks sweet and all, but fighting monsters becomes boring after a while. PvP is a whole different story.

I know, DAI isnt balanced for this. But its not that we going to take it to cybersport or something. SImple PvP arenas like in World of Warcraft with 2v2, 3v3 or 4v4 matches would work and I see alot of potential here. 

 

Just imagine. Huge gladiator arena. Two teams coming to fight each other. And to spice it many different events can appear during the fight, like wild beasts coming and attacking everyone or fire burns proving ground at random. Also the best gladiators and teams could appear on top of ladder, so hardcore players will have something to thrive for.

 

 

No. PVP is for online games like WOW or Guild Wars 2.

[grumpymooselion]

Multiplayer alone isn't really something I care about, but PvP multiplayer I care about even less than cooperative multiplayer.