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[C0uncil0rTev0s]

It's supposed to be a medieval keep

 

"Different times, same ****, man"

[Octarin]

"Different times, same ****, man"

 

Not hardly, my dear! They used to finish them keeps back in the day

[C0uncil0rTev0s]

Not hardly, my dear! They used to finish them keeps back in the day

 

So Bioware is actually innovative in someting in this game?

[Kantr]

all the FF from the time of FFX. oh, and both the Kingdom Hearts, too. Is something that is present in many game from the time of the PS2. Can't be too difficult to do now, isn't it?

Well if its not hard. Why only those games?

[Felya87]

Well if its not hard. Why only those games?

 

No idea. But I'm sure those aren't the only. Those are the ones I have played.

 

I think is more a case of oversight about the issue.

 

I remember the mayority of PC games (and not only) I played some years age, had the chance to see again the cinematics. usually those where in the menu, and could be seen whenever the player wanted after having done that part of the game. So even if the player lost the cinematics because couldn't stop the video, he/she could see again the cinematic in the menu. No real need for a pause, than.

 

But the cinematics are more numerous now, and that kind of thing can't be done anyomore. And I think the pause during the cutscene is simply forgotten or not thinked because is not in the mentality of many creators of videogames. Or simply is more a console thing.

[Octarin]

No idea. But I'm sure those aren't the only. Those are the ones I have played.

 

I think is more a case of oversight about the issue.

 

I remember the mayority of PC games (and not only) I played some years age, had the chance to see again the cinematics. usually those where in the menu, and could be seen whenever the player wanted after having done that part of the game. So even if the player lost the cinematics because couldn't stop the video, he/she could see again the cinematic in the menu. No real need for a pause, than.

 

But the cinematics are more numerous now, and that kind of thing can't be done anyomore. And I think the pause during the cutscene is simply forgotten or not thinked because is not in the mentality of many creators of videogames. Or simply is more a console thing.

 

 

Not true entirely. Diablo usually has some mean cinematics and you can find those and watch them again from the menu. Starcraft too. For all intents and purposes I think Bioware has just gotten majorly sloppy and uncaring, and that's that.

[Kantr]

Wow, I've never played a game that let me rewatch cut scenes

[Octarin]

Wow, I've never played a game that let me rewatch cut scenes

 

Lots out there. Actually, ME and DA:O sort of estranged me when I first found out that you CAN'T watch cutscenes again from the menu.

[Felya87]

Not true entirely. Diablo usually has some mean cinematics and you can find those and watch them again from the menu. Starcraft too. For all intents and purposes I think Bioware has just gotten majorly sloppy and uncaring, and that's that.

 

I never played Diablo or Starcraft, but I remember Uncharted and games like Still life and others older adventures let me see the videos whenever I wanted once unlocked in the game. And FFX let you see some of them too.

[Lucirak]

what about traps? in d age 1 and 2, rogues had the ability to detect and disarm traps..

 

where are the traps in d age inquisition, specially in dungeons?

[Octarin]

Right, I think it's time to get back to the point of the thread. 

 

LIST COMPILATION!

 

If anyone has any other additions, comments or corrections, please feel free to post them. 

[Moirnelithe]

Being able to name your saves would be nice. I can't see the difference between one "Skyhold" save and another. Also remove the 250 save limit, my HDD isn't from 1990, my PC can handle it.

[Fearsome1]

1. HAIRSTYLES - The don't need to be entirely new, just unlock the meshes for the ones already in the game. Anora's hairdo, Cassandra's hairdo, and so on. Even though many people request new hairdos, even a few of the existing ones will do.

 

2. THE DREADED PAJAMAS - But please, no more baby-puke-coloured pajamas!

 

3. STORAGE CHEST - Now, get back to your senses and put the storage chest back in. You could fit an army down at the dungeons, but hey! I can't find anywhere to put my mace! 

 

4. MIRROR - Also not horribly difficult to code. 

 

5. CHARACTER ZOOM IN PREVIEW - Please allow us to actually zoom in to see the characters in close up when entering inventory or skills mode. 

 

6. WEAPON SET SWITCH - Also speaks for itself, allow us the option to switch between two sets of weapons, not only for rogues dual/bow but for the rest as well. 

 

Your first six suggestions were the ones that I wholeheartedly agree with, and I edited the rest of your remarks to highlight the most important aspects to me. The only addition that I would make is for Bioware to bring back the fantastic braided beards that male dwarves previously had, because the ones in Inquisition suck out loud!

[wicked cool]

Love the list. I would add party banter/search/combat while on mounts. It appears they put a lot of love into mounts but they need to be more useful

[Amirit]

Add please ability to name save files or at least ability to sort them out by character name. And REMOVE of that dreadful horrible decision about 250 saves only. For thous who keep multiple PTs for future DLC all of these is a nightmare!

[Octarin]

Being able to name your saves would be nice. I can't see the difference between one "Skyhold" save and another. Also remove the 250 save limit, my HDD isn't from 1990, my PC can handle it.

 

Done. Item #18

[Octarin]

Your first six suggestions were the ones that I wholeheartedly agree with, and I edited the rest of your remarks to highlight the most important aspects to me. The only addition that I would make is for Bioware to bring back the fantastic braided beards that male dwarves previously had, because the ones in Inquisition suck out loud!

 

Added with the hairstyles.

[Octarin]

Add please ability to name save files or at least ability to sort them out by character name. And REMOVE of that dreadful horrible decision about 250 saves only. For thous who keep multiple PTs for future DLC all of these is a nightmare!

 

Added with the naming saves.  

[AppalachianApex]

Yet another suggestion to perhaps be filed under hairstyles; Currently, there are some bugs or simple oversights in the realm of facial hair that make for some pretty hilarious faces. As has been stated before I'm sure, beards seem rather uninterested in being attached to one's face, often opting to over an inch or so off one's check, floating happily in mid-air.

But another issue I've noticed in my attempts to make a more 'dashing' male Inquisitor are specific to mustaches. When they do not seem to be missing very large chunks in comical areas, they are hilariously, preposterously, misplaced. Indeed, most miss the area of facial hair growth between the nose and mouth entirely and instead appear to grow quite directly from one's upper lip. While funny, this is just plain bad for anyone trying to play with a 'satche. It's not something small that could be ignored like hair clipping on clothes. The bloody thing is quite literally growing out of my lip. It looks absurd.

 

Perhaps this just re-enforces what is already #1 on the list- We need more and better hair styles. I encourage player who feel the same to comment here and on threads such as this one to politely let Bioware know that, while we all appreciate the game, the character creator (as well as the other features requested on this list) could really use a serious touch-up in a patch or DLC.

[slimgrin]

Free? Lulz.

[ExelArtz]

I agree especially about the hair color and new hair styles

I'd like to add we need more romance npc,  npc's that I could romance there personality's suck 

[Octarin]

Yet another suggestion to perhaps be filed under hairstyles; Currently, there are some bugs or simple oversights in the realm of facial hair that make for some pretty hilarious faces. As has been stated before I'm sure, beards seem rather uninterested in being attached to one's face, often opting to over an inch or so off one's check, floating happily in mid-air.

But another issue I've noticed in my attempts to make a more 'dashing' male Inquisitor are specific to mustaches. When they do not seem to be missing very large chunks in comical areas, they are hilariously, preposterously, misplaced. Indeed, most miss the area of facial hair growth between the nose and mouth entirely and instead appear to grow quite directly from one's upper lip. While funny, this is just plain bad for anyone trying to play with a 'satche. It's not something small that could be ignored like hair clipping on clothes. The bloody thing is quite literally growing out of my lip. It looks absurd.

 

Perhaps this just re-enforces what is already #1 on the list- We need more and better hair styles. I encourage player who feel the same to comment here and on threads such as this one to politely let Bioware know that, while we all appreciate the game, the character creator (as well as the other features requested on this list) could really use a serious touch-up in a patch or DLC.

 

A, the infamous hover-beard? Yeah, I'll addend that

[Octarin]

I agree especially about the hair color and new hair styles

I'd like to add we need more romance npc,  npc's that I could romance there personality's suck 

 

I have been awfully tempted to add the full romance option for Scout Harding, since she really is lovable and just about the only LI for a dwarf character (is she fully romancable for dwarves I wonder... has anyone checked?) but that's also one of the things that would require extra coding and programming.

[AlanC9]

Lots out there. Actually, ME and DA:O sort of estranged me when I first found out that you CAN'T watch cutscenes again from the menu.

Not too many games from Bio have gone that route. KotOR's the only one that I can recall. Actually, I don't think I own any other games that let you do this, though this probably only says something about my tastes in games.

[Octarin]

Not too many games from Bio have gone that route. KotOR's the only one that I can recall. Actually, I don't think I own any other games that let you do this, though this probably only says something about my tastes in games.

 

I dunno, maybe it'll come as a bit of a shock but.... Bioware is not the only gaming company out there. It's actually quite a small piece of quite a large pie.