I enjoyed DA2, not as much as DA:O but still. I didn't like the constant re-use of areas in 2 without even bothering to change the bloody minimap and the dumbed down story but it was still a good game. I definitely want a 3rd dragon age game though.
Poll: Dragon age 3 yes or no
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Just let us fucking role-play again, Bioware! That's really all you need to do. It's what made Dragon Age: Origins great.
But seeing as we'll get voiced protagonists, it means fewer dialoge options, which leaves less room to role-play. Well... at least try to put more effort into this next instalment, m'okay?
But seeing as we'll get voiced protagonists, it means fewer dialoge options, which leaves less room to role-play. Well... at least try to put more effort into this next instalment, m'okay?
I liked both, but obviously DA2 had some major issues. No matter how much they wanted it to be, you can't make a fantasy game play like mass effect. The characters in 2 were fun, but the lazy reusing of "dungeons" not dungeon textures, but dungeons...... I mean I get the thought, clear out bandits, new bandits come in and camp out...... but come on! If they fix that, maybe give the combat a less run and gun feel, i'd totally still buy it. I probably buy it still regardless.... but if it's not improved from 2, then that'd be it for me and bioware.
No, making a Dragon Age 3 would be silly. If they need to continue the franchise they should make a sequel to Dragon Age 2, because you know they DIDN'T FINISH IT!
I mean you don't end something on a cliffhanger (A cliffhanger with a plot hole in it) with out returning to it. So starting a DA3 while DA2 still lacks a closure is, kind of dumb.
I mean you don't end something on a cliffhanger (A cliffhanger with a plot hole in it) with out returning to it. So starting a DA3 while DA2 still lacks a closure is, kind of dumb.
Origins was one of my favorite games.
2 was... Oh... 2...
Anyway, if it's published by EA, I don't care if it's the second coming of Zombie Jesus, my wallet stays shut until those two nasty vowels go away.
2 was... Oh... 2...
Anyway, if it's published by EA, I don't care if it's the second coming of Zombie Jesus, my wallet stays shut until those two nasty vowels go away.
I didn't like Origins I thought it was on overrated piece of crap and DA 2 was obviously a rushed out piece of crap with no story, but I'd still have to go with Yes; for no other reason than 3rd times the charm.
Well, having finally played DA2, I enjoyed it roughly about the same as ME2. As such, I felt ME2 was the weakest game in the ME series. But, if DA3 does anything like what ME3 did (take the best of both ME1 and 2), than I will very much be looking foward to it.Ryanrulez5 said:
[quote="Boudica" post="9.387060.15458761"So, you purchased their two other games, but NOW draw the line? I wonder just how many games you've paid for of theirs.
But don't tell me, EA has only been behaving this way of late, right? Ha.[/quote]
I bought Dragon Age 2. Origins was a gift from my father.
And no, in fact, it wasn't until Dragon Age 2 that I realized that a game series I once enjoyed turned to absolute mush.
I learned my lesson and haven't given them a cent since. Believe me, if I was going to be a hypocrite and buy the games I like while boycotting the ones I don't and veiling it as "boycotting EA," I would have bought Mass Effect 3.
But such is not the case.
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I understand your hostility, though. I would have called someone out on that as well.
But don't tell me, EA has only been behaving this way of late, right? Ha.[/quote]
I bought Dragon Age 2. Origins was a gift from my father.
And no, in fact, it wasn't until Dragon Age 2 that I realized that a game series I once enjoyed turned to absolute mush.
I learned my lesson and haven't given them a cent since. Believe me, if I was going to be a hypocrite and buy the games I like while boycotting the ones I don't and veiling it as "boycotting EA," I would have bought Mass Effect 3.
But such is not the case.
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I understand your hostility, though. I would have called someone out on that as well.
If the protagonist is already pretty well defined, like Shepard, voices are a-okay. But then Shepard never really felt like your character, just someone whose actions and emotions you controlled... somewhat.Leonardo Chaves said:
In DA:O you could build your own character from the ground up. Ofcourse the ground was set in 6 different origin stories, but the room it allowed you to role-play in was so expansive that you never felt pigeonholed during dialoge. And it's because Bioware didn't have to pay 6 voice actors to read hundreds of dialoge options each that this was possible.
I really hated the anime-style art the 2nd game had. The huge swords, colourful special effects, impractical armours and impossible fighting techniques... Also the combat.
I did like the voiced protagonist, but it did limit dialogue possibilities a lot. Always had 3 options: completely good boy scout, sarcastic asshole or insane rambling psychopath.
I did like the voiced protagonist, but it did limit dialogue possibilities a lot. Always had 3 options: completely good boy scout, sarcastic asshole or insane rambling psychopath.