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i'd love to see a bioware game based on the first dune novel (or just set somehow in the dune universe). would be awesome.
anyone else great ideas for future bioware games? :D

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Mass Effect: Biotic god unleashed

Dragon age: sandals fury

that should keep them busy while we think of other rediculous titles.

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here are some ideas



Shadow Run would love it!



Western RPG



horror/fantasy RPG



vampire the masquerade



jade empire 2



super hero RPG maybe based on the wild cards novels perhaps? or their own IP

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I'm up for a true Steampunk RPG. Not the Arcanum, semi-Steampunk (not that Arcanum was bad), but the original Steampunk. Frilly dresses, shiny machines, Victorian Era snobbery and improbable adventures. Oh yeah, and airships. I think BioWare could make a cool game in this kinda setting.



Second, a Weird West kind of game. The Weird West is well, western setting with magic and strange creatures. Native American mythology plus the typical trappings of a good western flick, possibly some conflict with European myth.



I just want to see more original IP from BioWare, doesn't really matter what they do in the end.

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Mr.Skar wrote...

I'm up for a true Steampunk RPG. Not the Arcanum, semi-Steampunk (not that Arcanum was bad), but the original Steampunk. Frilly dresses, shiny machines, Victorian Era snobbery and improbable adventures. Oh yeah, and airships. I think BioWare could make a cool game in this kinda setting.

Second, a Weird West kind of game. The Weird West is well, western setting with magic and strange creatures. Native American mythology plus the typical trappings of a good western flick, possibly some conflict with European myth.

I just want to see more original IP from BioWare, doesn't really matter what they do in the end.

I refuse to acknowlage steampunk as a genre

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Bioware needs to snag rights to make a good Back to the Future game.

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Faust1979 wrote...

Shadow Run would love it!

vampire the masquerade


I approve of the Shadowrun suggestion.

And I wouldn't mind a WoD game, but I'd prefer they did the Shadowrun one first :)

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I am definitely feeling a horror game from Bioware, w/ RPG elements of course

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randumb vanguard wrote...

Mr.Skar wrote...

I'm up for a true Steampunk RPG. Not the Arcanum, semi-Steampunk (not that Arcanum was bad), but the original Steampunk. Frilly dresses, shiny machines, Victorian Era snobbery and improbable adventures. Oh yeah, and airships. I think BioWare could make a cool game in this kinda setting.

Second, a Weird West kind of game. The Weird West is well, western setting with magic and strange creatures. Native American mythology plus the typical trappings of a good western flick, possibly some conflict with European myth.

I just want to see more original IP from BioWare, doesn't really matter what they do in the end.

I refuse to acknowlage steampunk as a genre


Why if I may askPosted Image?

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Mr.Skar wrote...

I'm up for a true Steampunk RPG. Not the Arcanum, semi-Steampunk (not that Arcanum was bad), but the original Steampunk. Frilly dresses, shiny machines, Victorian Era snobbery and improbable adventures. Oh yeah, and airships. I think BioWare could make a cool game in this kinda setting.

Second, a Weird West kind of game. The Weird West is well, western setting with magic and strange creatures. Native American mythology plus the typical trappings of a good western flick, possibly some conflict with European myth.

I just want to see more original IP from BioWare, doesn't really matter what they do in the end.


I quite like the idea of a steampunk style game and I think Bioware could potentially make a pretty good game out of the theme, however I must say that I dont think a wild west (or weird west) style game would really suit Bioware's story telling and gameplay styles.

First off most Bioware games seem to centre off the main character being a great leader who goes on to save the kingdom, world or galaxy where most good westerns seem to follow a plot based on personal vendettas and revenge with the main character being more of a lone wolf style character (though I do wish that Bioware would do something different for a change and actually go for a story that is more personal to the main character like Planescape: Torment), there are exceptions to the rule but I still dont think Bioware would be suited to a western.

However I am hoping that we get a reveal from Bioware at this years E3, it will be interesying to see what they are doing next.

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Mr.Skar wrote...

randumb vanguard wrote...

Mr.Skar wrote...

I'm up for a true Steampunk RPG. Not the Arcanum, semi-Steampunk (not that Arcanum was bad), but the original Steampunk. Frilly dresses, shiny machines, Victorian Era snobbery and improbable adventures. Oh yeah, and airships. I think BioWare could make a cool game in this kinda setting.

Second, a Weird West kind of game. The Weird West is well, western setting with magic and strange creatures. Native American mythology plus the typical trappings of a good western flick, possibly some conflict with European myth.

I just want to see more original IP from BioWare, doesn't really matter what they do in the end.

I refuse to acknowlage steampunk as a genre


Why if I may askPosted Image?

because its not different enough from other genres to concider it its own genre
a lot of people confuse steampunk  with punk or steam related things
the title of it is stupid.

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randumb vanguard wrote...

Mr.Skar wrote...

randumb vanguard wrote...

Mr.Skar wrote...

I'm up for a true Steampunk RPG. Not the Arcanum, semi-Steampunk (not that Arcanum was bad), but the original Steampunk. Frilly dresses, shiny machines, Victorian Era snobbery and improbable adventures. Oh yeah, and airships. I think BioWare could make a cool game in this kinda setting.

Second, a Weird West kind of game. The Weird West is well, western setting with magic and strange creatures. Native American mythology plus the typical trappings of a good western flick, possibly some conflict with European myth.

I just want to see more original IP from BioWare, doesn't really matter what they do in the end.

I refuse to acknowlage steampunk as a genre


Why if I may askPosted Image?

because its not different enough from other genres to concider it its own genre
a lot of people confuse steampunk  with punk or steam related things
the title of it is stupid.


I do agree with you there, but I didn't say it was a separate genre Posted Image. I think that it has enough different dressings to justify being recognized as more of a style/setting kind of thing.. Same as Cyberpunk really, though Cyberpunk is a bit better defined (which I think has more to do with the caliber of sci-fi authors that have written in it). Some stories are really just alternate history with more brass. Still a fun setting.

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On the topic of Steampunk, I would love to see a game based on "The Glass Books of the Dream Eaters" and "The Dark Volume" by Gordon Dahlquist. Although it's debatable if those books are truly steampunk, the world Dahlquist creates would make a very intriguing game world I think.



I would also like Bioware to produce the first ever spin-off horror sitcom: Brood Mother and the Children (lots o larfs and blood!) :P

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They need more ball stabbing and face slapping.



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Omg...that's epic Rubbish!



Personally, I wouldn't mind if Bio made a Vampire: The Masquerade game. Too bad that universe imploded, Gehenna and all that...



I wonder if they could make a good RPG out of Vampire: The Requiem...

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chiliztri wrote...

Omg...that's epic Rubbish!

Personally, I wouldn't mind if Bio made a Vampire: The Masquerade game. Too bad that universe imploded, Gehenna and all that...

I wonder if they could make a good RPG out of Vampire: The Requiem...


It might be better if BioWare created their own Vampire/Gothic setting.

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Any Vampire RPG would be great made by Bioware . Why not just use a new IP ?

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Celrath wrote...

Any Vampire RPG would be great made by Bioware . Why not just use a new IP ?


Hah! Pirate'd! Posted Image

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Glad to see someone thinks like I do, but I would be scared if I were you.

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Weird. I was reading the Daeva Clanbook out of boredom earlier today. I think BioWare would have to create a new setting if they did this. Requiem is pretty dark and dreary, and after seeing how they handled Mass Effect 2 my confidence in them doing the setting justice isn't terribly high. And I'm writing that as someone that isn't particularly fond of Requiem either.



That said, I'll give my default answer to this threads: a game set in modern times. Therefore, something akin to Bloodlines or Persona could work. Or it could be devoid of supernatural elements such as Alpha Protocol. They have fantasy covered with Dragon Age and sci-fi with Mass Effect, sooo...

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They took the Baali away from meeee!! Those bastards!!!

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Putting two of the ideas here together, How about a Vampire RPG in a Steam-punk wild west setting.

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Steam punk waffle cooking simulation set in the wild west with orks!!!





Oh and throw some lasers in it for the PEW PEW PEW!!!!

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chiliztri wrote...

Omg...that's epic Rubbish!

Personally, I wouldn't mind if Bio made a Vampire: The Masquerade game. Too bad that universe imploded, Gehenna and all that...

I wonder if they could make a good RPG out of Vampire: The Requiem...


NO definately not no way no how, I am quite sick to death of the sparkly emo vampire craze that has somehow become popular after the release of Twighlight. All we see now days are stories about emo vampire teenagers who fall in love with mortals, the Vampire Diaries, Twighlight ect. 

I feel it is time to let the sparkly emo vampire craze die and move on to more original ideas like gay Mummies who try to come to terms with their homosexual urges.

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Hah! Pirate'd! Posted Image


Ah how could I forget pirates, it think that Bioware should make an RPG based on pirates, that way they will finally have to give in and give a gay romance option because it is bad luck to have a woman on board and you know how much pirates love sodomy. Just look at how Jack Sparrow is constantly trying to undress Will Turner with his eyes.

Yar har fiddly dee indeed.