BTW, for people who say that "oh, I can pay for this, what's the harm in that" please READ this... just so you realize that we're all milking cows over here. And it's about time the milking cows made a couple of demands.
http://www.pcgamer.c...nues-this-year/
BTW, for people who say that "oh, I can pay for this, what's the harm in that" please READ this... just so you realize that we're all milking cows over here. And it's about time the milking cows made a couple of demands.
As long as player consider themself as cows, they will have as much money they want. Hey, gamers, time to move before the update for games became paid DLC!
I'll give you the answer to that. There is no direct import because the game was never made for release on old gens consoles aka the consoles people have played the previous installments. The game is made with a next gen engine that they nerfed to a despicable degree so it can fit the old gen memory capability and in so doing, neither the old gens nor the new gens NOR the pc players have the expected beautiful experience. They could release a direct import for PC only, but, given the state the game is in, and the fact that they made sure it won't be necessary through the keep, I doubt they ever will.
I'll give you the answer to that. There is no direct import because the game was never made for release on old gens consoles aka the consoles people have played the previous installments. The game is made with a next gen engine that they nerfed to a despicable degree so it can fit the old gen memory capability and in so doing, neither the old gens nor the new gens NOR the pc players have the expected beautiful experience. They could release a direct import for PC only, but, given the state the game is in, and the fact that they made sure it won't be necessary through the keep, I doubt they ever will.
Well then why not make an offline version of the Keep? Like use the "Keep" but make it workable offline and transportable, this way they don't have to do an enormous amount of work but just create a way to use it offline. They don't even need all the stupid questions like "What did you do with Fenryiel?" They can just ask important things like "What kind of character was Hawke?" "How did the Warden defeat the Archdemon?" This way it is quick, simplish, and it allows players to quickly hop in the game. Leave the advanced questions for members who want EVERY decision pulled over to have a more...smooth world than those who have the key points who are playing with a bit of a choppy continued world. A world close to what they created, but not quite.
Hmmm I'm not sure I can answer this, since I haven't yet managed to finish the game due to the problems it presents me in my 360. Maybe there's a reason why they ask you all those things, and maybe there wasn't a way to calculate those choices in the previous games, so we have to sorta do it manually. I don't mind the Keep, it has its usefulness, it's all them other bugs, glitches and missing bits and bobs what bother me no end.
Morning! Let's get more people in here and pass the issue along!
Suggestion : change the "destruction" of the inventory in solo campaign into the "salvage" of the inventory in the DAIMP.
Most of the grey stuff gives almost no money and it will be a good way to have rare ore or materials for crafting.
Can you clarify this a bit?
So, presumably, we've been given a response by Mark Darrah on his twitter account, along the lines of:
@Timmy301 @AlexandusRex I'm still here. We will look into player customization options. No promises
Here is the twitter link to it: https://twitter.com/...513769503412225
I wonder if I'm the only one who finds this silent treatment rather appalling. 
So, presumably, we've been given a response by Mark Darrah on his twitter account, along the lines of:
@Timmy301 @AlexandusRex I'm still here. We will look into player customization options. No promises
Here is the twitter link to it: https://twitter.com/...513769503412225
I wonder if I'm the only one who finds this silent treatment rather appalling.
Rather more dismissive than I would have preferred, I'll admit. But at least we fans have the attention of the Bioware staff, well, at least one of them.
I just can't see them simply dismissing these issues. They are small, fixed or addressed without huge amounts of additional work/coding, and they are universally agreed upon to be the most irksome issues at present.
So, presumably, we've been given a response by Mark Darrah on his twitter account, along the lines of:
@Timmy301 @AlexandusRex I'm still here. We will look into player customization options. No promises
Here is the twitter link to it: https://twitter.com/...513769503412225
I wonder if I'm the only one who finds this silent treatment rather appalling.
...an answer that...doesn't really answer. And is quite some time now...not a good sign... 
...an answer that...doesn't really answer. And is quite some time now...not a good sign...
No, not a good sign at all. I tweeted Mark Darrah myself earlier, let's see if he ever answers. I'll let y'all know.
Can you clarify this a bit?
Well, in the solo campaign, if the inventory is full you can make room by destroying some pieces of equipement or stuff (Y button). But in the Multiplayer, you don't destroy the equipement, you salvage it to have some ore, leather or other things needed to crafting. Most of the stuff you get in the campaign doesn't worth the effort to bring back to a shop to sell it (9 gold max in my campaign) so why not?
A big +1 for all this.
The difference between CC and Character in the game is sometimes huge, please fix it.
And Yeah, let us choose Eyebrows/beard color independently from hair color.
Well, in the solo campaign, if the inventory is full you can make room by destroying some pieces of equipement or stuff (Y button). But in the Multiplayer, you don't destroy the equipement, you salvage it to have some ore, leather or other things needed to crafting. Most of the stuff you get in the campaign doesn't worth the effort to bring back to a shop to sell it (9 gold max in my campaign) so why not?
I see. Yes, now that you mentioned it, it had occured to me too in passing, why we couldn't just salvage gear instead of completely destroy them. Good one. I'll add.
I mentioned it in a post solo-standing post, but felt the suggestion was better suited for this thread.
It'd be awesome to have a Custom Character Bank for storing the Inquistors/Hawke's you make in the game. It'd be awesome to be able to use your previous customizations can be used in different play-throughs and if at all possible transferable to other platforms via the Dragon Keep or something of that nature. The extensive character creator makes it near impossible to re-make past characters. With that, it would be nice to be able to tweak little things here and there on those saved characters if at all possible.
I read in the first post that there was previously "face-codes" that would help in the same way. Whichever would be easiest would be fine as long as the matter is addressed, imo. It'd be hella appreciated.
This. Yes. A thousand times this.
I have just as many issues with the CC as the next person, but I did manage to make my 'cannon' female elven Inquisitor for my first playthrough with a face I was *extremely* proud of. Now, I've finished the game and would love to go it again, knowing the story, how to get good gear, make different choices, etc with that same character. But I doubt I can make lightening strike twice, if we had face codes, that would be really, really great.
BTW, for people who say that "oh, I can pay for this, what's the harm in that" please READ this... just so you realize that we're all milking cows over here. And it's about time the milking cows made a couple of demands.
Moooooo.
I mentioned it in a solo-standing post, but felt the suggestion was better suited for this thread.
It'd be awesome to have a Custom Character Bank for storing the Inquistors/Hawke's you make in the game. It'd be awesome to be able to use your previous customizations in different play-throughs and if at all possible transferable to other platforms via the Dragon Keep or something of that nature. The extensive character creator makes it near impossible to re-make past characters. With that, it would be nice to be able to tweak little things here and there on those saved characters if at all possible.
I read in the first post that there was previously "face-codes" that would help in the same way. Whichever would be easiest would be fine as long as the matter is addressed, imo. It'd be hella appreciated.
Thanks for adding your voice here, the more we get, the better our chances of being heard.
wow...
Those are nice points but.... Free DLC? "MUST"?
Are you 12 years old or something? They have no obligation, nor the responsibility, of doing nothing of what you said. Choose carefully how you express, or your nice.feedback will just be ignored just because you will be thought of an entitled little kid
I think you might be reading that title as being more demanding than it its.
There are all not so much DLCs as they are fairly minor fixes, additions, and/or patches. None of which would require a tremendous amount of additional effort on Bioware's part. And all of which are things that are little more than minor features or aspects of the game that are little quirks in an otherwise great product.
No one is saying "Bioware you SUCK!! You had better GIVE ME ALL THIS SH*T *I* WANT RIGHT NOW!!"
This is simply a list of simple things a lot of players would like to see added, no one is demanding huge chunks of new content. In fact, great effort has been made in making sure that nothing on the list is unreasonable, and nothing really strays beyond light fixes to the game.
In fact, it might be worth considering changing the title of the thread to "List of fixes and additions" rather than DLC, as DLC isn't really what anyone here is asking for, just basic, overlooked or forgotten features that are almost universally considered to need implementation.
I agree 100% with all of these and if EA/BW tried to make me pay for them considering they should have been features in the game at release I would never buy another EA or BW game again and neither would my kids.
I'd add an improved Skyhold to that list. All the debris cleared, all holes patched, meaningful upgrades...
At least get Cullen a roof in his bedchamber. It gets drafty in there.
At least get Cullen a roof in his bedchamber. It gets drafty in there.
LOL, No comment. 
They don't even need all the stupid questions like "What did you do with Fenryiel?" They can just ask important things like "What kind of character was Hawke?" "How did the Warden defeat the Archdemon?" This way it is quick, simplish, and it allows players to quickly hop in the game. Leave the advanced questions for members who want EVERY decision pulled over to have a more...smooth world than those who have the key points who are playing with a bit of a choppy continued world. A world close to what they created, but not quite.
To be honest, I don't even mind paying a little for such DLCs. I understand that it takes time and money to make new content and I am more then happy to pay a fair price for it, seeing as payment be the only incentive a company would have to create new content (in most cases at least.)
I just hope new content, such as mentioned above, will actually be considered, made and released.
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