Games on Google+ Means One More Chance to Save Ferelden
- Thread starter Mike Kayatta
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I just got into the games today,I seem to be able to invite people to play games with me so I guess if you were on Google+ and added me to one of your circles,you could play too.AroLombardi said:
Oh and instead of letting people hand me their e-mails,I'm just going to leave an invite link here,it will only work for 150 people so click fast!
https://plus.google.com/_/notifications/ngemlink?path=/?gpinv=ROP1Yy
And don't forget to add me to your circles!
Well it's pretty good actually, despite energy determining how long you can play,it's really neat how you can work on a castle and the game is more like a turn based RPG than some Farmville clone,so don't freak out. (I mean you don't need to add things like potion makers to your castle.)Okysho said:
Damn it, they bastardized dragon age! Does google really have to take every popular thing on the internet and create their own slick version of it?
Well either that or have someone else give you their stripey, douche shirt.moosek said:
I changed out of that shirt weeks after getting in like everyone else.
But yeah,if you do get in I hope you make yourself at home and REMEMBER:
We liked Google+ before it was cool.
Legends is such a failwhale.
I mean I was in closed beta, open beta + when it went live. The game kept on getting surprisingly stupid, so good luck people and enjoy it. Solitaire seems like a more challenging gameplay choice from my perspective.
I mean I was in closed beta, open beta + when it went live. The game kept on getting surprisingly stupid, so good luck people and enjoy it. Solitaire seems like a more challenging gameplay choice from my perspective.
And Google continues to prance about with it's fancy Dispora fork while presenting itself as a genius for coming up with the first facebook alternative...
Let's set some things down plain and simple.
On the first hand, we have Dragon Age 2. The actual game. Say what you want about it. Hell if I know, never actually played it. I like the stories though.
Then we have Dragon Age Legends, the shitty Facebook game that has rewards that go to DA2, but also tries to be its own game, with mixed results. It's a hodgepodge of all sorts of things, and it never gets any one of them right or proper. It expects you to fix its shortcomings by spending money. This is dumb.
Then there's Dragon Age Legends REMIX (pictured in the article). This game is a side scrolling arcade beatdown that uses the graphics from Legends. And it plays like MAGIC. It's better than Legends. In pretty much every way. And yet they think, we should put rewards for Legends in this game, to get people to play it. And it does not need it. Oh, no, not at all. This game is pretty much everything you want from a game of this type. This should have been the tie-in game for DA2. Not the shitty turn based one with the poorly developed unbalanced classes. Rather, should have gone with the one in which all four fighting styles were freely available for you to switch at checkpoints, all of which were viable choices, had varying degrees of difficulty to use, but were no better or worse than each other from a purely technical standpoint.
No justice in this world, I tells ya.
On the first hand, we have Dragon Age 2. The actual game. Say what you want about it. Hell if I know, never actually played it. I like the stories though.
Then we have Dragon Age Legends, the shitty Facebook game that has rewards that go to DA2, but also tries to be its own game, with mixed results. It's a hodgepodge of all sorts of things, and it never gets any one of them right or proper. It expects you to fix its shortcomings by spending money. This is dumb.
Then there's Dragon Age Legends REMIX (pictured in the article). This game is a side scrolling arcade beatdown that uses the graphics from Legends. And it plays like MAGIC. It's better than Legends. In pretty much every way. And yet they think, we should put rewards for Legends in this game, to get people to play it. And it does not need it. Oh, no, not at all. This game is pretty much everything you want from a game of this type. This should have been the tie-in game for DA2. Not the shitty turn based one with the poorly developed unbalanced classes. Rather, should have gone with the one in which all four fighting styles were freely available for you to switch at checkpoints, all of which were viable choices, had varying degrees of difficulty to use, but were no better or worse than each other from a purely technical standpoint.
No justice in this world, I tells ya.