Aller au contenu

Photo

Comparison Between Dragon Age and Baldurs Gate


  • Veuillez vous connecter pour répondre
206 réponses à ce sujet

#201
Guest_PontiusPilate_*

Guest_PontiusPilate_*
  • Guests
Haexpane  wrote: HAHA Red Dragons being evil...

---------------------------------------------------

Yes, haha indeed. I hate people who just wanna be evil. It makes them less evil anyways. Whatever I choose to do, I do for a reason. Regardless whether others concider it "Evil" or "Good". Anything that benefits any importance to me...Buuuut, that's just me Image IPB obviously.......

Modifié par PontiusPilate, 23 mars 2010 - 06:41 .


#202
MindYerBeak

MindYerBeak
  • Members
  • 483 messages
Please do continue with your comparisons, Mr. Gliese, sir, we thoroughly enjoyed your last commentary, I'm sure.



One thing I noticed, with BG1 especially, is that it left your imagination wide open. Reading a book and watching the film of the book is totally different. The book wins hands down every time. A film leaves little to the imagination. When you think about it DAO is half film, half book. It detracts somewhat from the imagination of the player. It's not possible to 'identify' with other team members as well as you could in the BG series. I enjoyed the spoken narrative of BG as you progressed. My imagination was always stirred throughout the game. In the BG series I'd desist from robbing a beggar due to moral reasons; in DAO I have no compulsion in stealing from everyone and anyone, be them beggar or refugee. Let's fill me purse, Boyo. I think this is the fault of the film aspect of the game. I see people as people to be robbed, rather than having any compassion for them. My imagination isn't stirred enough to have any compassion for them. They're just characters in a film waiting to be robbed.



I know such a game as BG couldn't and wouldn't be made again today with such retrograde graphics. Nevertheless BG1 is a game with great nostalgic significance and will always be remembered with affection by those who played it for the very first time, thus the reason for this post. To any who have not played BG1 and it's offspring you're missing out on some wonderful gameplay. Good graphics does not a good game make, as Boo would say.


#203
Haexpane

Haexpane
  • Members
  • 2 711 messages

MindYerBeak wrote...

 

I know such a game as BG couldn't and wouldn't be made again today with such retrograde graphics. 


That's really the problem, nobody is willing to make an epic 2D game today... well almost nobody.  Might and Magic PSN/XBL is coming  Disgaea 3 ... but I mean a true WRPG in 2D

There is no reason why they can't do a HD 2D version of the DAO flash game, or maybe remake BG1 and BG2 for PSN/XBL w/ updated graphics other than they don't think it will sell like a cover shooter (ME2) will :pinched:

#204
roadie82

roadie82
  • Members
  • 24 messages
thinking about it, I might go ahead and load up BG2 again. It always took me so long to finish the game because I would take a few days off and forget what exactly I was doing and what I was planning, so I'd start all over again lol, not very efficient I know, but it worked for me. I do agree that it was more like a book than a film. What they left up to the imagination was priceless. Damn, time to start the install lol

#205
AlanC9

AlanC9
  • Members
  • 35 618 messages

MindYerBeak wrote...
One thing I noticed, with BG1 especially, is that it left your imagination wide open. Reading a book and watching the film of the book is totally different. The book wins hands down every time. A film leaves little to the imagination. When you think about it DAO is half film, half book. It detracts somewhat from the imagination of the player. It's not possible to 'identify' with other team members as well as you could in the BG series. I enjoyed the spoken narrative of BG as you progressed. My imagination was always stirred throughout the game. In the BG series I'd desist from robbing a beggar due to moral reasons; in DAO I have no compulsion in stealing from everyone and anyone, be them beggar or refugee. Let's fill me purse, Boyo. I think this is the fault of the film aspect of the game. I see people as people to be robbed, rather than having any compassion for them. My imagination isn't stirred enough to have any compassion for them. They're just characters in a film waiting to be robbed.


That might say more about you than it does about BG1, of course.

#206
roadie82

roadie82
  • Members
  • 24 messages
lol, well said

#207
Haexpane

Haexpane
  • Members
  • 2 711 messages

Haexpane wrote...

MindYerBeak wrote...

 

I know such a game as BG couldn't and wouldn't be made again today with such retrograde graphics. 


That's really the problem, nobody is willing to make an epic 2D game today... well almost nobody.  Might and Magic PSN/XBL is coming  Disgaea 3 ... but I mean a true WRPG in 2D

There is no reason why they can't do a HD 2D version of the DAO flash game, or maybe remake BG1 and BG2 for PSN/XBL w/ updated graphics other than they don't think it will sell like a cover shooter (ME2) will :pinched:


And hot on the heels of me lamenting the most recent RPG converted into a shooter (mass effect)

The XCOM announcement comes out.  That the X-com franchies is getting a new game, XCOM and it will be....

/suspenseful music

A FIRST PERSON SHOOTER! :crying::crying::crying::crying:

The best X-com of course was turn based tactical game