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[Chris Priestly]

Join us at 5 PM PST, on Friday, March 5th for a live broadcast of Lead Designer Ferret Baudoin playing Dragon Age: Origins – Awakening over the Xfire network http://www.xfire.com/. This session will offer unique insight into  the level design and of course show off some of the new features found in the expansion. Following the live gameplay demo, there will be an interactive chat session where your questions about Awakening will be answered.

We will also be giving away 10 PC copies of Dragon Age: Origins – Awakening and 10 copies of the Dragon Age novel The Stolen Throne [/i] signed by author David Gaider.

So head over to the Dragon Age: Origins – Awakening live broadcast page here: http://www.xfire.com...ries/dragonage/ , create a bookmark, and set an alarm for 5 PM PST. You don't want to miss it!

Modifié par Chris Priestly, 26 février 2010 - 10:16 .

[Ferret A Baudoin]

It will have some spoilers in it, most likely. Like something you'd read in a preview. We won't be telling you that the butler did it. Oh wait. Darn it!

Modifié par Ferret A Baudoin, 26 février 2010 - 10:46 .

[Ferret A Baudoin]

The pronunciation of Mhairi has caused much discussion amongst the team. Sometimes loud discussion. True fact, there.

[Ferret A Baudoin]

standardpack wrote...
Join us brothers and sisters, join us at 5 PM PST, on Friday, March 5th where we stand vigilant.

I'll say this right now. There's no way David Sims and I are going to drink darkspawn blood on air. I'm on to you, standardpack.

[David Gaider]

keginkc wrote...
 I don't think they got rid of it, it sounded to me like they made it where actual cutscenes were activated, rather than random.  But the banter is still there.

That is correct. There is still banter as there was in Origins, in addition to the conversations triggered by in-game objects.

[Ferret A Baudoin]

It was really fun answering questions and showing off the game. Hope you guys liked it. To clarify one point, companion banter is definitely still in. The companion interaction spots are more a replacement for launching into full conversations in the middle of a level. Companions will still do this on occasion, but a lot of their color doesn't take away gameplay control. Myself, I happily hit the companion interaction spots any time I see them. I like learning more about my buds travelling with me.

[Ferret A Baudoin]

I was the guy in the red shirt that chatted for most of it. David Sims was busy driving and fighting, making chatting trickier.

[Ferret A Baudoin]

Yeah, it was pretty hilarious when Peon's Plight was resisted. That was the first time I've ever seen that. But that's live for you. If David had died, I would've cracked up. He would never have heard the end of that. It was his level we were playing after all.

[Ferret A Baudoin]

I really like banter, as well. Some of the best companion moments come out of it. We definitely have more banter in Awakening - so I'm glad that the question got asked to clarify that.