BioWare Confirms Dragon Age III: Inquisition
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Alright, 2014. Gotcha. See you then. Insert standard about me liking ME3 except for last 10 minutes and that DA2 would have been fine if it had picked one of the 3 stories it tried to tell and stuck with it rather than giving the audience 3 half-assed stories to plod through, etc. Rally though, a longer dev time will probably help a lot here and until I see something truly unnecessary and tacked on (see also: ME3 multiplayer) I am going to assume that EA isn't dead set on ruining this franchise.Andy Chalk said:
Loved DA:O, didn't fin DA2 *that* bad, though it got old really quick and the story and most characters were disappointing. I'm iffy, though hopeful Bioware has learned from the experience.
Multiplayer won't work at all UNLESS its along the lines of a Baldur's Gate style co-op, in which case that might actually work out great.
Overall, it will either be utter crap, or absolutely fantastic. There is no in-between here.
Multiplayer won't work at all UNLESS its along the lines of a Baldur's Gate style co-op, in which case that might actually work out great.
Overall, it will either be utter crap, or absolutely fantastic. There is no in-between here.
Really? Inquisition seems like a weird name to put with it. I would have expected revelation, or resurrection, or some cliche name as that, but never have I heard Inquisition used as the second name of something like a game or movie. I certainly was not expecting some sort of Inquisition.Andy Chalk said:
PS I know I was ninja'd, I still had to get it out of my system.
Fanboyism in its purest form:the games have widespread loathing and negative criticism, but they're really super special awesome and people are just knit-picking so they're opinions are wrong. No blind-faith praising of SWTOR while you're at it?El Danny said:
I just wonder what color explosions we'll get as endings this time.
Ah, you're one of those. I see what your going for now.fi6eka said:Firstly:stupid memes are stupidTheDrunkNinja said:
Secondly:Well yeah,as a member of the narcississt wanker's club it's all about MY opinion.
And thirdly:
which ofcourse leads us to...Fourthly:
Not my cup of tea for forum discussions personally. I'll leave you to it then.
I really loved Origins and the amazing world they came up with. I had so many questions to ask! What happened when the mages damaged the Fade and caused the blight? What was the history of Andraste's military campaign? What are the old gods of Tevinter like when not-a-demon? If they're real, is the maker real, and did he become a demon when the blight started in the Fade? Where did Flemeth come from and what is she trying to do (for that matter, what is she)? Where did Morrigan go? Is the Darkspawn Architect still out there?
And then the sequel was thirty hours of templars and mages making rude gestures at each other, plus political insight into the war on terror. It sounds like Inquisition is going to be a solid followup to 2, not 1. They have this actually imaginative and original setting and they just won't capitalize on it!
Between the firestorm over ME3's ending, the anger over DA2 (map reuse, dumbed-down potions, no gear changing on allies, every combat is waves of enemies, a plot that only makes structural sense after you finish the game, mostly,) and the falling swotr subscriptions, it really seems like Bioware's star is falling. I hope this game turns around while fearing it will finish off their damaged rep.
And then the sequel was thirty hours of templars and mages making rude gestures at each other, plus political insight into the war on terror. It sounds like Inquisition is going to be a solid followup to 2, not 1. They have this actually imaginative and original setting and they just won't capitalize on it!
Between the firestorm over ME3's ending, the anger over DA2 (map reuse, dumbed-down potions, no gear changing on allies, every combat is waves of enemies, a plot that only makes structural sense after you finish the game, mostly,) and the falling swotr subscriptions, it really seems like Bioware's star is falling. I hope this game turns around while fearing it will finish off their damaged rep.
EA wont release games without multiplayer anymore, so have fun adventuring with friends.
I wish Bioware would cancel this game, or please let someone at EA pull the plug.
I wish Bioware would cancel this game, or please let someone at EA pull the plug.
Eh, this thread has enough bile to choke even the most heartless dictator ;d Too bad I have to add to it, because, really, do we expect anything grand and note-worthy from Bioware anymore? EA control them, even if they deny it with all their might we still see it.
It CAN be great, it CAN be a deconstruction of religious philosophies and oppression, it CAN have cavernous depth, but it won't be and we all know it ;d
It CAN be great, it CAN be a deconstruction of religious philosophies and oppression, it CAN have cavernous depth, but it won't be and we all know it ;d
Sorry BioWare. My wallet broke up with you after what you did to DA2 and ME3. You just can't be trusted any more. You go behind boardroom doors and flirt with those execs too much.
That would be awesome.Aerosteam 1908 said:
I hope they fix the problem bugs with DA2 before they get this one out. That or they let us use a corrupted save. The only thing I didn't get to do was kill Meredith so hopefully that will be enough.
I hope they learned some lessons from DA2 and ME3, not going pre-order this ... but hope springs eternal.
PS. not that I regret my ME3 pre-order ... but only because of the multiplayer ... buggy as hell, but fun enough for long enough to be worth the money.
PS. not that I regret my ME3 pre-order ... but only because of the multiplayer ... buggy as hell, but fun enough for long enough to be worth the money.