my question is WHY some people say DA looks like Oblivion or WoW DA has maybe same elements but its not a MMO + Character desing is much much better than in oblivion !
and this one too "its Online game"? =P
WoW+Oblivion = Dragon Age??
Débuté par
Stebenator
, oct. 17 2009 11:02
-
Ce sujet est fermé
Retour en haut
#2
Posté 17 octobre 2009 - 12:52
Anasurimbor_Kellhus
-
- Members
- 13 messages
who exactly is saying this? first comparison i've heard
#3
Posté 17 octobre 2009 - 01:04
Andre-Figueiredo
-
- Members
- 14 messages
I saw people comparing Dragon Age with Oblivion. It makes sense, because both are RPGs.
But... WoW?! DAO isnt´s even online!
But... WoW?! DAO isnt´s even online!
#4
Posté 17 octobre 2009 - 01:18
Cadaveth
-
- Members
- 226 messages
Dragon Age is closer to Dark Age Of Camelot than WoW. Daoc has the same kind of setting and art as Dragon Age.Andre-Figueiredo wrote...
I saw people comparing Dragon Age with Oblivion. It makes sense, because both are RPGs.
But... WoW?! DAO isnt´s even online!
#5
Posté 17 octobre 2009 - 01:24
Stebenator
-
- Members
- 104 messages
to Anansurimbor in youtube I read those
#6
Posté 08 décembre 2009 - 10:34
Dex1701
-
- Members
- 259 messages
I attribute it to a lack of gaming experience. That's not meant to sound high and mighty...we compare things to what we know. I personally would never compare DA:O to those games, because any similarities are a result of common ancestry. Neither WoW nor Oblivion did much of anything new...they took most of their design ideas from older games.
#7
Posté 08 décembre 2009 - 10:43
Adria Teksuni
-
- Members
- 829 messages
I see it having nothing in common with Oblivion, as it does not put me to sleep.
As far as WoW...um...both have types of elves, dwarves and humans. Both have rogues. Both have experience based systems.
Other than that...I got nothin'.
As far as WoW...um...both have types of elves, dwarves and humans. Both have rogues. Both have experience based systems.
Other than that...I got nothin'.
#8
Posté 09 décembre 2009 - 12:28
Monstruo696
-
- Members
- 650 messages
They're wrong, obviously.
DA:O has nothing in common with these games besides the high fantasy theme.
Anyone who says otherwise should go ahead and sit on a rusty nail.
DA:O has nothing in common with these games besides the high fantasy theme.
Anyone who says otherwise should go ahead and sit on a rusty nail.
#9
Posté 09 décembre 2009 - 04:12
Benfea
-
- Members
- 40 messages
Andre-Figueiredo wrote...
I saw people comparing Dragon Age with Oblivion. It makes sense, because both are RPGs.
But... WoW?! DAO isnt´s even online!
The Elder Scrolls (Oblivion is just part of a series) comparison makes no sense. I dislike that the success of Oblivion essentially drove the entire industry to produce nothing but single-character first-person-perspective RPGs with realtime combat. By contrast, Dragon Age seems like a nod to old school RPG fans who have felt ignored for some time now.
#10
Posté 09 décembre 2009 - 04:14
Axel Zinfandel
-
- Members
- 1 messages
I don't see the similarities with either. DA definitly brings an interesting style to the table.
#11
Posté 09 décembre 2009 - 04:17
orpheus333
-
- Members
- 695 messages
DA:O Has alot more in common with the old infinity engine games than it does with WoW or Oblivion. Including the old infinity games flaws.
#12
Posté 09 décembre 2009 - 07:42
Mordaedil
-
- Members
- 1 626 messages
More like DA + Oblivion = WoW, but whatever.
There's something really off in that comparison too. Maybe DA + WoW = Oblivion? But no, Oblivion has nowhere near the story of DA AND WoW. As much as I hate the game (for basically all faults of every MMO ever and not specifically) WoW has very rich lore and good story-telling in quests, if you chose to read them. To bad it's choice and not form. *sigh*
There's something really off in that comparison too. Maybe DA + WoW = Oblivion? But no, Oblivion has nowhere near the story of DA AND WoW. As much as I hate the game (for basically all faults of every MMO ever and not specifically) WoW has very rich lore and good story-telling in quests, if you chose to read them. To bad it's choice and not form. *sigh*
#13
Posté 09 décembre 2009 - 08:42
Stebenator
-
- Members
- 104 messages
thanks to wow and Warhammer I will never lay my hand on MMO games again! you have played one you have done them all!
#14
Posté 09 décembre 2009 - 10:02
Inarai
-
- Members
- 1 078 messages
In object-oriented pseudocode terms:
[DA:O] is a [TacRPG]
[Oblivion] is a [ARPG]
[WOW] is a [MMORPG]
[TacRPG] is a [RPG]
[ARPG] is a [RPG]
[MMORPG] is a [RPG]
In other words, while all three are "objects" (games) belonging to different "classes" (sub-genres), these are child classes to the "base class" (genre) RPG. As such, they will inevitably share many common elements.
[DA:O] is a [TacRPG]
[Oblivion] is a [ARPG]
[WOW] is a [MMORPG]
[TacRPG] is a [RPG]
[ARPG] is a [RPG]
[MMORPG] is a [RPG]
In other words, while all three are "objects" (games) belonging to different "classes" (sub-genres), these are child classes to the "base class" (genre) RPG. As such, they will inevitably share many common elements.
#15
Posté 09 décembre 2009 - 01:08
SardaukarElite
-
- Members
- 3 763 messages
Dragon Age's combat mechanics and interface is a lot like WoW. It's just different in all the other areas.
Oblivion just happens to be one of the few fantasy RPGs on consoles anyone remembers.
Oblivion just happens to be one of the few fantasy RPGs on consoles anyone remembers.
#16
Posté 16 décembre 2009 - 03:37
Benfea
-
- Members
- 40 messages
SardaukarElite wrote...
Dragon Age's combat mechanics and interface is a lot like WoW. It's just different in all the other areas.
Oblivion just happens to be one of the few fantasy RPGs on consoles anyone remembers.
I have to disagree. Oblivion is one of the few "PC" RPGs anyone remembers on consoles, but there are plenty of console RPGs on consoles everyone remembers (e.g. Final Fantasy).
#17
Posté 16 décembre 2009 - 03:46
SardaukarElite
-
- Members
- 3 763 messages
Benfea wrote...
I have to disagree. Oblivion is one of the few "PC" RPGs anyone remembers on consoles, but there are plenty of console RPGs on consoles everyone remembers (e.g. Final Fantasy).
Okay... one of the few Western RPGs anyone remembers on consoles.
My point was in the lifespan of the 360 there haven't been that many RPGs worth remembering. So any new RPG at the moment gets compared to Oblivion.
