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[Gorthaur the Cruel]

Wishpig wrote...

Maria Caliban wrote...

Why would you harvest the organs of kids run over by a bulldozer? The organs would be ruined.

Well I figure since they were run over by a bulldozer the shovel part must be up... if that is the case the children would need to be totally aligned with the treads to be completley ruined. I'm thinking at least one kid lost only a limb and bled to death, leaving everything else unharmed.

Your scary.

[Maria Caliban]

lisakover wrote...

Maria Caliban wrote...

Why would you harvest the organs of kids run over by a bulldozer? The organs would be ruined.

Cat Food and Meat Pies.

No need to harvest the organs for that.

Wishpig wrote...

Well I figure since they were run over by a bulldozer the shovel part must be up... if that is the case the children would need to be totally aligned with the treads to be completley ruined. I'm thinking at least one kid lost only a limb and bled to death, leaving everything else unharmed.

Good point, but I just keep thinking of all those wasted organs. There has to be a better way of getting them.

Modifié par Maria Caliban, 21 février 2010 - 02:46 .

[alickar]

awsome so they werent rushing

[ladydesire]

TheMadCat wrote...

No shock, been saying this since it was announced.

Me too, for that matter.

[Wishpig]

Maria Caliban wrote...
Good point, but I just keep thinking of all those wasted organs. There has to be a better way of getting them.

Local orphanage

[Burningwolf]

*shakes head *

[Feraele]

Wishpig wrote...

http://social.biowar...7/index/1338870

The interview over on this thread confirmed that they have been working on this expansion for almost a year at this point.

Many, including myself, were worried that the devs were being rushed as EA whipped their backs to release an expansion asap... most expansions come out around a year after release and with DA:A coming out far earlier then a year after DA:O's release, no wonder we were worried.

However, as many thought, thanks to the whole console, PC, delay issue... they must have been developing DA:A far before the release of DA:O which means that awakening was no more rushed then the average expansion.

Don't know about you, but for some reason, this comes as a big relief to me.

Thanks for confirming what I guessed a little while ago.   Sounds like Bioware makes use of gaps in time..when some projects get held up or held back.   This is good to know.

[Wishpig]

Feraele wrote...
Thanks for confirming what I guessed a little while ago.   Sounds like Bioware makes use of gaps in time..when some projects get held up or held back.   This is good to know.

I feel bad for these guys, do they ever get a chance to rest. As soon as DA:O was done they must have jumped right into Stone Prisoner, Warden's Keep, and Awakening. Now another expansion (or so we assume) has been officially announced for 2011, and a sequel is already in the works.

[Dave of Canada]

If this is so, why couldn't they have found a logical work around for the Ultimate Sacrifice?

[Wishpig]

Dave of Canada wrote...

If this is so, why couldn't they have found a logical work around for the Ultimate Sacrifice?

To much pot?

[Loerwyn]

Wishpig wrote...

Feraele wrote...
Thanks for confirming what I guessed a little while ago.   Sounds like Bioware makes use of gaps in time..when some projects get held up or held back.   This is good to know.

I feel bad for these guys, do they ever get a chance to rest. As soon as DA:O was done they must have jumped right into Stone Prisoner, Warden's Keep, and Awakening. Now another expansion (or so we assume) has been officially announced for 2011, and a sequel is already in the works.

Judging by the content of Stone Prisoner (and to a point Warden's Keep) I'd assume they were developed alongside Origins.
Once the toolset is done and the gameplay mechanics are in place, the rest is relatively clear sailing so it wouldn't have taken them overly long to get them done (aside from Awakening, of course).

[Ferret A Baudoin]

I kind of got spoiled on Origins - since it was announced so early. So it's been really difficult these many months not being able to talk about what I've been working on. It was glorious when it was announced.

[Feraele]

Wishpig wrote...

Feraele wrote...
Thanks for confirming what I guessed a little while ago.   Sounds like Bioware makes use of gaps in time..when some projects get held up or held back.   This is good to know.

I feel bad for these guys, do they ever get a chance to rest. As soon as DA:O was done they must have jumped right into Stone Prisoner, Warden's Keep, and Awakening. Now another expansion (or so we assume) has been officially announced for 2011, and a sequel is already in the works.

That whole team must be working their butts off.   I wonder if there will be a time when they can sit back, relax and rest on their laurels a bit.   I think its well deserved.   

And these are my thoughts DESPITE having a couple complaints here and there about things.

Keep on trucking Bioware, we still love you...

[SeanMurphy2]

They kept the secret well.



All last year we were pestering the writers for scraps of information on DA:O. Whilst their minds were elsewhere trying to create a brand new game they could not even mention.



It would be wierd for them. They might get involved in a forum discussion about design decisions in DA:O. But really be thinking about some design or story issue in Awakening.

[Freezingfire]

Dave of Canada wrote...

If this is so, why couldn't they have found a logical work around for the Ultimate Sacrifice?

Indeed.

[fluffyamoeba]

Freezingfire wrote...

Dave of Canada wrote...

If this is so, why couldn't they have found a logical work around for the Ultimate Sacrifice?

Indeed.

Because clearly writers, designers and artists know how to program an export utility. I mean anyone can program right? And QA had nothing better to do in the months before DA:O came out than to test something for an expansion.

[ladydesire]

Wishpig wrote...

Feraele wrote...
Thanks for confirming what I guessed a little while ago.   Sounds like Bioware makes use of gaps in time..when some projects get held up or held back.   This is good to know.

I feel bad for these guys, do they ever get a chance to rest. As soon as DA:O was done they must have jumped right into Stone Prisoner, Warden's Keep, and Awakening. Now another expansion (or so we assume) has been officially announced for 2011, and a sequel is already in the works.

You do realize that there are two or three teams working on DA:O, right?

[darkmax1974]

This just confirm my post quite a while back. My guess is that this expansion is probably materials that they could not be allowed to, or could not, include in the original game set.



My guess is that DA2 is probably already being worked on and should be a least 1/4 - 1/2 done.

[YohkoOhno]

I strongly suspect not only did Awakenings start, but there's a few more expansions or alternate campaigns set to use with DA:O between now and DA2. I suspect we'll see the next one released in the Fall.

[Ferret A Baudoin]

Darkmax1974, nothing in Awakening was intended for Origins. It's all brand new.

[shedevil3001]

i get the feeling after we have been to all places in thedas theres gonna be a huge big finale where all of thedas will have to join together to defeat it

[Feraele]

My main wish?



I WANT TO SEE ALL PLACES IN THEDAS. hehe



There I said it.