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[Big_Chief]

Man, I would be all over a game like that. Speaking as someone who has been playing through Arcanum again lately, I would love a full on modern RPG set in Victorian-or-some-such times. You must do this, Bioware! I want to make complex moral decisions while wearing a top hat and a monocle.

[Elastic Otter]

Bioware's new RPG: Adventures in Austin-land.
Matchmake with ease, if your persuasion is high enough.
Watch out, Emma.  You're next.

Modifié par Elastic Otter, 03 mars 2010 - 05:41 .

[Applepie_Svk]

Elastic Otter wrote...

Bioware's new RPG: Adventures in Austin-land.
Matchmake with ease, if your persuasion is high enough.
Watch out, Emma.  Your next.

Hmm ... Hello Kitty on island adventure T.T

[TotoroTori]

Elastic Otter wrote...

Bioware's new RPG: Adventures in Austin-land.
Matchmake with ease, if your persuasion is high enough.
Watch out, Emma.  You're next.

I would get that game in a heartbeat
 Jane Austin and videogames....a girl's dream come true

[Elastic Otter]

Yeah, and Up, Up, Down, Down, Left, Right, Left, Right, B, A, Start gives you 30 bonus Darcys.

[apple_sauced]

David Gaider wrote...

Ferret A Baudoin wrote...
The Baroness is a character we've adapted from a Jane Austen novel. She can converse fluently on matters of social etiquette and will never speak to you unless introduced beforehand (as is proper). Then she will wax poetic about Mr. Darcy and whether he is a proper match for herself or you (if you're a female character). There's a huge minigame involving dance cards, gossip, and tropical punch in the middle of the game. Riveting, I assure you.

Ferret torments me because he knows I would DIE to write this character.

I would DIE to play this in a Dragon Age game. Seriously, please make this happen!

[Feraele]

Maria Caliban wrote...

Yes, but high dragons are all female. There's only one way to be sure, and I don't think BioWare would show that even in a M rated game.

Okay...aren't the high dragon females mentioned as the ones with wings?   I might be mistaken..but I thought that was another way to tell their gender?  If so,  what does that make the Archdemon?

[Feraele]

Ferret A Baudoin wrote...

The Baroness is a character we've adapted from a Jane Austen novel. She can converse fluently on matters of social etiquette and will never speak to you unless introduced beforehand (as is proper). Then she will wax poetic about Mr. Darcy and whether he is a proper match for herself or you (if you're a female character). There's a huge minigame involving dance cards, gossip, and tropical punch in the middle of the game. Riveting, I assure you.

LOL so this is what we get instead of Orlais?    A mini substitute...I take it.

[Cancermeat]

she looks like she has a high dexterity score, nice

[RangerSG]

Feraele wrote...

Maria Caliban wrote...

Yes, but high dragons are all female. There's only one way to be sure, and I don't think BioWare would show that even in a M rated game.

Okay...aren't the high dragon females mentioned as the ones with wings?   I might be mistaken..but I thought that was another way to tell their gender?  If so,  what does that make the Archdemon?

You're right Feraele. Only female dragons get wings. Drakes are as big as male dragons get.

Oh, and color me firmly in the group that would love a steampunk Victorian era RPG. But that shouldn't be surprising if you've ever looked at my blog and seen what my book's setting is.

(High Renaissance gunpowder, rapiers, alchemists and sorcery.)

[Noir201]

Few years ago, during my time on mmo's, i once saw a game coming out called Sword of the New World, victorian mmorpg, which looked great, but wasn't the best game ever.

Can't see this happening but would but really nice if bioware was to make a new ip single player rpg in a victorian setting, like vagrant story was back on the old ps1.

This is a screen shot of game in question.

Modifié par Noir201, 04 mars 2010 - 01:14 .

[RangerSG]

Noir201 wrote...

Few years ago, during my time on mmo's, i once saw a game coming out called Sword of the New World, victorian mmorpg, which looked great, but wasn't the best game ever.

Can't see this happening but would but really nice if bioware was to make a new ip single player rpg in a victorian setting, like vagrant story was back on the old ps1.

This is a screen shot of game in question.

Wow, that's impressive.

[Elastic Otter]

Darcy has a great plume, but no ascot.

[Baconmonster723]

Feraele wrote...

Maria Caliban wrote...

Yes, but high dragons are all female. There's only one way to be sure, and I don't think BioWare would show that even in a M rated game.

Okay...aren't the high dragon females mentioned as the ones with wings?   I might be mistaken..but I thought that was another way to tell their gender?  If so,  what does that make the Archdemon?

Because they are not High Dragons but Old Gods I believe the gender arguemnt is a nonissue.  In the end the Old Gods are most likely neither male or female, but well.  Old Gods.  If they are indeed High Dragons then you are correct they are female, however, I simply believe it is an Old God who assumes a form similar to a High Dragon.  And therefore the Archdemon is genderless.  That is just my take on it.  Dunno if Bioware would agree with my assessment of the Archdemon gender situation.

[RangerSG]

Baconmonster723 wrote...

Feraele wrote...

Maria Caliban wrote...

Yes, but high dragons are all female. There's only one way to be sure, and I don't think BioWare would show that even in a M rated game.

Okay...aren't the high dragon females mentioned as the ones with wings?   I might be mistaken..but I thought that was another way to tell their gender?  If so,  what does that make the Archdemon?

Because they are not High Dragons but Old Gods I believe the gender arguemnt is a nonissue.  In the end the Old Gods are most likely neither male or female, but well.  Old Gods.  If they are indeed High Dragons then you are correct they are female, however, I simply believe it is an Old God who assumes a form similar to a High Dragon.  And therefore the Archdemon is genderless.  That is just my take on it.  Dunno if Bioware would agree with my assessment of the Archdemon gender situation.

Actually, I would say it's something like Witherfang. The gender is dependant on the form. Since the Archdemon's typically take the form of a High Dragon, they are female in appearance. If/when they change form, the gender may or may not change.

[MColes]

Unofficial DLC side story perhaps? I would pay for that.



Also, I suggest "Pride and Prejudice and Zombies" as a good read.

[Emerald Melios]

I think this "baroness" is the one responsible for Justice getting stuck in a dead Grey Warden body.

[Elastic Otter]

Good call.

[Elastic Otter]

I felt the need to post this.
Bioware, I'm so sorry, but someone has made the board game. The pressure is on!

Modifié par Elastic Otter, 14 mars 2010 - 06:07 .

[thesuperdarkone]

 <_< What will they think of next?

[ZaroktheImmortal]

Maria Caliban wrote...

_Loc_N_lol_ wrote...

'z that some reference to a certain countess from diablo or is it something else entirely ?

Countess Elizabeth Bathory, the 'female' Dracula, is wildly rumored to have bathed in the blood of virgins in order to remain eternally young and beautiful.

This is impossible though, as blood quickly coagulates, and by the time you filled a bathtub, you'd be dealing with more solid than liquid. She could *shower* in the blood of virgins though.

KnightofPhoenix wrote...

Obviously it's not Isolde. Joke.

I thought it was funny, but you know someone would take it seriously.

Ah, an Elizabeth Bathory reference...Nice. Though It would be interesting if Bioware created a character based on her.

[Elastic Otter]

Oh, I'm sorry, you just got the Lady Catherine Card.

Game over.