Bioware already acknowledged that the PC controls aren't where they need to be and that they're going to address that problem with the forthcoming patches, so kinda irrelevant now if the *ahem* 'silent majority' are happy with them in their current substandard state.
In reality of course only the diehard defence force crowd are making excuses for the PC controls. They would still be doing so even if the PC controls burned their house down, so their opinion on the matter is pretty worthless. If anyone genuinely thinks the PC UI is good then they don't know what they're talking about, it's as simple as that.
When did Bioware stop treating its PC customers right?
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meleti
, déc. 09 2014 09:11
#126
Posté 11 décembre 2014 - 09:25
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Posté 11 décembre 2014 - 09:43
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I agree about the logic. DAI-PC's interface looks to me like a MMO-based design concept with a little bit of Total War mixed in, rather than having all that much to do with consoles. Of course, saying that "other PC games did it!" isn't exactly a ringing defense of the UI. I'm fairly neutral on DAI, but I've played enough PC games over the decades that I can adapt quickly.
Its not an mmo based interface at all, especially the keybinds. I would say more its a TPS based design whether its online or not.
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Posté 12 décembre 2014 - 08:56
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http://i.imgur.com/i4JE0OE.png
These are easily noticeable changes. If Bioware were interested in spending developer and QA time on the PC, they'd notice this patch broke things quite badly.
That's the "40 years later" patch
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Posté 12 décembre 2014 - 01:59
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Well... I wouldn't call it game breaking for most, but I don't like having quests stuck in my log for the entire game. OCD and all that, and since I already beat the game, thought I'd just start over again. It was game breaking for me.
5x Fereldan locks that never drop in Hinterlands. I killed over 500 bandits without one... so it's not like I didn't try. I learned my lesson though, never even picking up a requisition quest again. That and I learned I absolutely hate melee is this game.
So I guess it wasn't a complete waste.
lol So when you aren't here moaning about how awful the game is, you're working on your second play through and grinding bandits to complete a pointless requisition quest.
I don't think I could possibly add anything to this, it sorta speaks for itself.
