Am I the only one that wished that campsites changed in appearance? Not that we needed 100's of variations, but considering there are about 6 main spots most would camp at, having 6-8 different variations would have been nice I think. As it is now I feel like I should be building cottages and things around my camp, lol.
I don't know maybe I'm just being to needy............
Am I the only one?
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Posté 26 janvier 2010 - 02:59
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Well, I have to admit that I wondered about the magic movable campsite, but if making them vary would have meant leaving something else out, I guess I'm okay with it. Sounds like something that could be done in a mod withoug a heack of a lot of difficulty. Er, except that my levels seem to be invisible to the toolset.... Working on that. 
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Posté 26 janvier 2010 - 03:10
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I didn't wonder about it until we built our army and brought the Arl to Denerim. I'm still finishing up sidequests before I take them to the Landsmeet, so I think it's funny that even though we're staying with the Arl, we still camp out in the woods. 
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Posté 26 janvier 2010 - 03:29
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Yeah, magic camp was a bit odd, but it's no big deal.
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Posté 26 janvier 2010 - 03:33
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MsSouthpaw wrote...
I didn't wonder about it until we built our army and brought the Arl to Denerim. I'm still finishing up sidequests before I take them to the Landsmeet, so I think it's funny that even though we're staying with the Arl, we still camp out in the woods.
lol yeah, "hey forget this nice lavish comfort I want a cold hard ground outside!" lol I think if anywhere in the game needed a rest option that was it.
I mean obviously none of this is a game breaker, just more a role playing type thing I guess.
The one thing I didn't like about the camping stuff was how everyone was spread out doing there own thing, no sense of unity
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Posté 26 janvier 2010 - 03:41
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or at least with the warrdens keep u should be able to use the castle there to fortify it as a base
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Posté 26 janvier 2010 - 03:56
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katie916 wrote...
or at least with the warrdens keep u should be able to use the castle there to fortify it as a base
Agreed a lot like you did the castle in NWN2
In fact when I first got that mission and Levi talked about it being a base I was a bit stoked about it, thinking that maybe just maybe I'd be able to utilize it that way.
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Posté 26 janvier 2010 - 04:02
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It isn't a deal-breaker for me, and didn't ever detract from the overall experience. With that said, however, there are always, "I wish" and yeah, in the absolute perfect scenario, if it didn't mean having to give up something huge in its place, I'd have loved to have seen some sort of progress with camp sites.
I wouldn't mind if there was a bit more movement and randomness among the campers. I don't mind the fact that they're kinda spread out, but at the same time I wish there was more faux interaction. Like, show Leliana actively helping Alistair worry over a boiling pot, or Sten and/or Oghren polishing their sword (ugh, stupid Ogrhen ruined that for me! ~shakes fist at the dorf~). Maybe have Shale swatting at birds, or twitching at the sound of chirping. Maybe Wynne or Morrigan meditating...or in Morrigan's case, maybe reading a certain grimoire.
Maybe have some more tents or boxes/crates as your army grows...
Little things, really, and nothing I'd pay extra to see in-game, just "Would be nice" kinda things. As is the game is pretty close to perfect as an RPG
I wouldn't mind if there was a bit more movement and randomness among the campers. I don't mind the fact that they're kinda spread out, but at the same time I wish there was more faux interaction. Like, show Leliana actively helping Alistair worry over a boiling pot, or Sten and/or Oghren polishing their sword (ugh, stupid Ogrhen ruined that for me! ~shakes fist at the dorf~). Maybe have Shale swatting at birds, or twitching at the sound of chirping. Maybe Wynne or Morrigan meditating...or in Morrigan's case, maybe reading a certain grimoire.
Maybe have some more tents or boxes/crates as your army grows...
Little things, really, and nothing I'd pay extra to see in-game, just "Would be nice" kinda things. As is the game is pretty close to perfect as an RPG
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Posté 26 janvier 2010 - 04:28
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EthanDirtch wrote...
It isn't a deal-breaker for me, and didn't ever detract from the overall experience. With that said, however, there are always, "I wish" and yeah, in the absolute perfect scenario, if it didn't mean having to give up something huge in its place, I'd have loved to have seen some sort of progress with camp sites.
I wouldn't mind if there was a bit more movement and randomness among the campers. I don't mind the fact that they're kinda spread out, but at the same time I wish there was more faux interaction. Like, show Leliana actively helping Alistair worry over a boiling pot, or Sten and/or Oghren polishing their sword (ugh, stupid Ogrhen ruined that for me! ~shakes fist at the dorf~). Maybe have Shale swatting at birds, or twitching at the sound of chirping. Maybe Wynne or Morrigan meditating...or in Morrigan's case, maybe reading a certain grimoire.
Maybe have some more tents or boxes/crates as your army grows...
Little things, really, and nothing I'd pay extra to see in-game, just "Would be nice" kinda things. As is the game is pretty close to perfect as an RPG
Agreed and pretty much my thoughts on it all.
