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[the_one_54321]

There are so many good games coming out this year and next year, it's ridiculous. I won't have any extra time to spare sitting around waiting for BioWare's next release.

[Sylvius the Mad]

the_one_54321 wrote...

There are so many good games coming out this year and next year, it's ridiculous. I won't have any extra time to spare sitting around waiting for BioWare's next release.

Please name them.

I'm always interested in new gaming ideas (though my tastes are pretty narrow).

[the_one_54321]

Sylvius the Mad wrote...

the_one_54321 wrote...
There are so many good games coming out this year and next year, it's ridiculous. I won't have any extra time to spare sitting around waiting for BioWare's next release.

Please name them.
I'm always interested in new gaming ideas (though my tastes are pretty narrow).

I don't know that you would like the kinds of games I am looking forward to. Keep in mind that I expect no freedom of choice in my games. At least, not all of them.

[Harcken]

There are lots of great games coming out; I'm the type that loves Bioware games so much that I don't want to get burned out from the Bioware formula, and end up not enjoying future releases. I know Final Fantasy XIII, Alpha Protocol, and hopefully New Vegas will keep me busy and give me a different taste.

[Chaos-fusion]

I'll be writing. Or doodling. Or day dreaming. All are good options.

[Eurypterid]

Although I figure I'm good for at least 3 runs through Awakenings, I'm looking forward to Alpha Protocol and New Vegas. I've recently just picked up Divinity 2:Ego Draconis, and haven't played through Risen yet (which I bought a while back). I also plan to do at least one more run through Mass Effect 2. Add to that some older games I've picked up from GoG and I have enough to keep me amused until more Dragon Age/BioWare goodness arrives - and I expect there will be more DA:O and ME2 DLC before 2011 as well.

[Slarth79]

Eurypterid wrote...

and I expect there will be more DA:O and ME2 DLC before 2011 as well.

That's what I like to read 

[Borschtbeet]

Divinity II Ego Draconis is a good game. I was playing through it, got pretty far but then Mass Effect 2 came out so I stopped playing it.



I'll probably play through that once I beat Awakening.

[Reaper85]

oooooo yet I totel lee forget that I picked up Divinity 2: Ego Draconis and Risen at the same time, now I am just killing time till new DLC cames out for ME2, DA:O and and for new games Mafia 2 and Fallout: New Vegas and last Alpha protocol.

[Sylvius the Mad]

the_one_54321 wrote...

I don't know that you would like the kinds of games I am looking forward to.

Probably not, but I was still interested in the list.

My inability to enjoy games that test my physical skill rules out the vast majority of games being published today.

[Daerog]

Read books. Slowly going through The Divine Comedy atm. After that and Awakening, I'll probably read The Children of Hurin, even though I've already read the previous versions. Check Borders or the library for anything that catches my eye after that.

[ClonePatrol]

Well in 2010 my list of games was DA:O Awakening (PC), Shin Megami Tensei: Strange Journey (DSi), Golden Sun DS (DSi), Mass Effect 2 (PC), Bioshock 2 (PC), Final Fantasy XIII (PS3), God of War 3 (PS3), Nier Replicant (PS3), Bayonetta (PS3), Max Payne 3 (PC), and Star Wars: TOR (PC) a Bioware game, though that got pushed back to early 2011. . . hopefully they can move it back up in time for the holidays.



I am also curious about Star Trek Online: though I haven't looked into it much, and a friend of mine whats me to play PkMn Soul Silver, and I am tempted as silver on GBC was my favorite, though those games haven't interested me much in a long time.

[Kryyptehk]

DaerogTheDhampir wrote...

Read books. Slowly going through The Divine Comedy atm.

Good luck with that. It took me 6 months to get through it all. I even had to buy a sort of "companion" book to understand it all.

I'll probably play random games or start writing again. I'm in the middle of planning for a novel.

[Daerog]

Kryyptehk wrote...

DaerogTheDhampir wrote...

Read books. Slowly going through The Divine Comedy atm.

Good luck with that. It took me 6 months to get through it all. I even had to buy a sort of "companion" book to understand it all.

I'll probably play random games or start writing again. I'm in the middle of planning for a novel.

Heh, ya, I know it makes a lot of references to stuff from that time period. That's why my version of the Divine Comedy has footnotes on practically every page that explains what is being referenced or why this was translated this way or why Dante chose certain lines in the poem that refers to other works. Actually enjoying it so far, but I'm still in Inferno.

Modifié par DaerogTheDhampir, 10 mars 2010 - 12:34 .

[the_one_54321]

Sylvius the Mad wrote...

the_one_54321 wrote...
I don't know that you would like the kinds of games I am looking forward to.

Probably not, but I was still interested in the list.

My inability to enjoy games that test my physical skill rules out the vast majority of games being published today.

Well there's:

Resonance of Fate
Heavy Rain
God of War III
Sakura Wars V
Final Fantasy XIII: Versus
Ar Tonelico III
Starcraft II
Diablo III

And of course there are always more that slip my mind.

[Spitz6860]

Borschtbeet wrote...

Divinity II Ego Draconis is a good game. I was playing through it, got pretty far but then Mass Effect 2 came out so I stopped playing it.

I'll probably play through that once I beat Awakening.

you should finish Ego Draconis, it has like the best ending in video game history, EVER!!!

[EpicSweeper]

Borschtbeet wrote...

Herr Uhl wrote...

Borschtbeet wrote...

As much as I love Bioware, I'm going to pass on this game.  I refuse to play games that I have to play on other people's time.

Please elaborate.

The problem with MMORPGs is that I cannot conveniently experience all of the content unless I take the time and dedication to work with many other people via a guild.  This usually involves doing tedious grinding activities like material gathering, daily quests, running the same instances over and over again in the hopes of something dropping by chance.

It's just an absolute chore.  It's like a job except I pay for it rather than getting paid.

I think you should look into TOR if you think that about MMO's. Yes I will agree with you that MOST MMO's require this. WoW being a huge part of that. However The Old Republic is going about it a different way. You wont have to grind to max level each class has his or her own story line and you will NEVER do the same class base story quests with one class as you would with another.

It plays like an single player RPG and you can reach max level by your self. Then if you wish to play with other players you can do that with the end game content. It has end game content, like raids and such, like other MMO's. Also if you want to play with friends through the game you can do quests with them. You can help them with their own class quests or you can do the faction quests (faction quests are quests that everyone on either the Republic or Sith can do. So those quests can may re do on a different class of the same faction).

Also the game is story driven and you make choices like you do in any other Bioware game. If you've played KoTOR I or II then the choices work like that light side points for good, dark side points for bad. Plus you get companions in the game.

Point is you can't say TOR is exactly like any other MMO.

[Wolfaura]

Not sure if I'll play awakenings yet. I want to wait till it's out and heard enough opinions on it to decide for myself whether it's worth it. Still have 4 more play throughs I want to do in DAO. So that should last me a while. I think I'll play sims 3 for a bit, then go back to playing WoW even though I get bored with it.

[Fate Elixir]

Wait for another expansion.

[Bryy_Miller]

Borschtbeet wrote...

All we have coming out from Bioware is the Firewalker pack for Mass Effect 2 and then after that...nothing, not at least until 2011.

That and all the stuff they have not announced yet for 2010.

[Barbarossa2010]

Back to multi-player matches.

Also, HALO Reach out in Sep with Beta testing for MP in May. GOW3 should be out within a year or a little more; should take one wicked top tier and brutal multi-player to the next level. I can't wait to see what Epic has planned for new executions and melee attacks! Always plenty to do for FPS/TPS gun play freaks. MW2, well, enough said.

Since DA:O was my first real RPG, I decided to start ME. Already 10 hours in and if it works out well, then ME2. I'll probably go back, find a copy and play BG (and BG2 if goes well) to even better attune myself to the RPG. Everyone says KOTOR is great, so I may dip a toe there as well.

As it is, I think BW knows full well they have a lucrative francise with DA. It was in development for 5 years, and much follow-on has been done I'm sure, or they are fools (and we know they're not!); plus the engine is already built, and I'll guarantee you'll see more DLC or Expansions out before the the end of the year. They have openly stated two years worth of DLC for DA:O.

No long faces. Keep your heads up and enjoy life!

Modifié par Barbarossa2010, 10 mars 2010 - 02:06 .

[Dave of Canada]

It's sad, as a console gamer I can't use player created content to ease the wait. q.q

[vocalemuse]

After I've gotten through several playthroughs of Awakenings, I'll just go back to LotRO and play it until either Guild Wars 2 comes out or we get more Dragon Age DLC - whichever one comes first.

Modifié par vocalemuse, 10 mars 2010 - 02:40 .

[ClonePatrol]

vocalemuse wrote...

After I've gotten through several playthroughs of Awakenings, I'll just go back to LotRO and play it until either Guild Wars 2 comes out or we get more Dragon Age DLC - whichever one comes first.

Is LotRO still any good (or good again)? Though you might have always liked it, dunno. I played from launch, then stopped playing a few months after Moria came out the comm started getting kinda weird, it seemed to go through odd phases in player behavior, and auction house quality, the gold spam was getting outta control. Had a level 43 Loremaster and a level 22 Champion, both human, on Arkenstone.