"Morrigan disapproves"http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=deoEM4VxNq0
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You have me confused with... I don't know who the fuck you have me confused with. I don't really play RTS or MMO games; the only blizzard games I play are Diablo and now Hearthstone
Is this another action rpg?
Can't believe I'm gonna buy a Bioware gameIt will be fun. You'll be there for all the backlash.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WdXvFEEBZeo
Are you genuinly excited Stony?
After what Bioware and EA have been pulling the last few years and all.
It looks nice, but something must be terribly off.
I know you're an official Kickstarter shill dog, but Pillars isn't out yet and most people other than you claim it has serious issues in beta
:ufup
I know you're an official Kickstarter shill dog, but Pillars isn't out yet and most people other than you claim it has serious issues in beta
:ufup
It's still better than DA2, though. :yeshrug
the min requirements for this on PC are going to be bullshit
http://www.neogaf.com/forum/showthread.php?t=910883
GAF seems to be an uproar because there aren't traditional healers.
Not sure how I feel about it. My initial instinct is I don't like such a thing but we'll see how I feel about it when I start playing.
any videos showing off the PC interface?
Does anyone know if this game has nudity. I want to see what Qunari tits look like.
I think he just means the regular combat encounters you have in any rpg that make up the bulk of filler fights. That part doesn't really bother me. Its how you handle them.
I thought Dragon Age 2 handled them poorly for example by just flooding in low level creatures constantly from all angles. That I didn't like.
I think he just means the regular combat encounters you have in any rpg that make up the bulk of filler fights. That part doesn't really bother me. Its how you handle them.
I thought Dragon Age 2 handled them poorly for example by just flooding in low level creatures constantly from all angles. That I didn't like.
I forgot about the "waves" in DA2, that was a really weird concept (for an rpg)
esrb rating says there will be legitimate nudity.
so we may actually get a chance to see qunari titties. or at least one dong.
"The game includes some sexual material: a female character briefly depicted in front of a man's torso (fellatio is implied); characters depicted topless or with exposed buttocks while lying in bed or after sex; some dialogue referencing sex/sexuality (e.g., 'I will bring myself sexual pleasure later, while thinking about this with great respect' and 'The way your t*ts bounce when I pin your arms and take you on the side of the bed…'). The words 'f**k,' 'sh*t,' and 'a*shole' appear in dialogue."
The ESRB rating also reveals that Inquisition will make the most of its M rating in terms of violence. According to the rating, we'll see cutscenes where characters get impaled or have their throats slit. Other violent sequences will highlight cries of pain, gurgling/gushing sounds, and "large blood-splatter effects."
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You can do a dual wielding rogue tho
I went human sword n board
Dat first boss fight
:whew
I think that having access to two sword and boarders in the early going is making it too easy; might ratchet the difficulty up to hard. Then again, I'm also using the tactical camera for EVERY battle, so there's that.
There's something about Dragon Age: Inquisition's character designs that really grates on me. :-\
:kobeyuckThere's something about Dragon Age: Inquisition's character designs that really grates on me. :-\
(http://i.imgur.com/07e3apd.jpg?1)
i got to the hinterlands then suddenly i had like 400 quests and my eyes went wide
this game worth getting if a) you gotta play it on last-gen systems b) you didn't play the first two?
I'm clearing out the Hinterlands now so that I don't feel like I have to go back there again, unless something important comes up. So far it's taken nearly 7 hours and I've got a few more things yet to do.I haven't left the Hinterlands yet.
There are 3 rifts or so that I will likely have to come back to since the enemies have red skulls on them.
Sorry, I do not trust you.
Yeah, I'm pretty much aced the Wicked Hearts quest. :flexspoiler (click to show/hide)I exposed Gaspard's sister in front of everybody, then I forced a truce between Briana, Celene, and Gaspard. I'm like "You guys work for me now." and they just had to sit there and take their L.[close]
How easy is it to tell wether a side-quest is going to be worth your time or not?
Any reason to play Origins before this? Seems like most of you agree that Origins is the better game.
Every zone also has its own line of story quests that bring you pretty much all over the map anyway, so random mmo/filler quests being all over the place never bugged me--you're going to naturally end up near most of the quest points if you're following the main line.
By the time people are getting sick of the mmo/filler quests, they probably have far more than enough power points to complete the game's story anyway. If you find yourself getting tired of the quests, just go and finish the story missions before you get sick of the game. I didn't do nearly all of the available quests and I still had about 120 extra/superfluous power post-endgame.
Yeah, I've learned to ignore side-content in recent years. I was just wondering if the insubstantial time-wasters are obvious at first glance. I imagine there are patterns you recognize, but what looks like a fetch quest at first might also turn into something more, just to mix it up I presume they don't have multiple kinds of quest/activity markers the way other genres do.
Every zone also has its own line of story quests that bring you pretty much all over the map anyway, so random mmo/filler quests being all over the place never bugged me--you're going to naturally end up near most of the quest points if you're following the main line.
By the time people are getting sick of the mmo/filler quests, they probably have far more than enough power points to complete the game's story anyway. If you find yourself getting tired of the quests, just go and finish the story missions before you get sick of the game. I didn't do nearly all of the available quests and I still had about 120 extra/superfluous power post-endgame.
This is all true. I just think its a different experience than what people have been trained to do compared to other western RPG's (including the other dragon age games) outside of Bethesda games. So that's why there is this big disconnect with a lot of people (Which also happened to me initially).
So how much hours in order to do every single side quest including 100% of the MMO-filler fetch ones? 100 hours or more?
So how much hours in order to do every single side quest including 100% of the MMO-filler fetch ones? 100 hours or more?
So how much hours in order to do every single side quest including 100% of the MMO-filler fetch ones? 100 hours or more?
This game is dope.
also I'm gonna need western rpg devs to do two things to improve their games:
1 - stop with the shitty loot all over the fucking place. you know that there's enough unique items that everyone who comes across this shit won't use it, so stop making me sort thru it. it's boring.
2 - I like lore but I'd appreciate it if devs trimmed that down too. like if you find yourself typing up a note that starts as a mundane worklog that eventually hints that there's something evil going on, just stop. we know they found monsters; it's a fucking videogame. it's boring to read and ends up detracting from the atmosphere instead of adding to it. do better.
Demi is this game worth the effort in your opinion? I have that free trial from EA to get started.
2 - I like lore but I'd appreciate it if devs trimmed that down too. like if you find yourself typing up a note that starts as a mundane worklog that eventually hints that there's something evil going on, just stop. we know they found monsters; it's a fucking videogame. it's boring to read and ends up detracting from the atmosphere instead of adding to it. do better.
So as long as you stick to the main quest you get a good 30 hour game with no MMO quests?
If you dont like open world games is this still worth it?
have they announced any dlc for it
I'm looking forward to the DLC. Will they have that certain someone return as a controllable party member? Theoretically, since your character doesn't witness that one revelatory scene in the glade, I can see Bioware just having them return to Skyhold much as they did after the quest where you help them with that summoned demon in the Dales.
some of these zones are jaw dropping.
2) I can't understand anything Sera is saying and I hate her
I never got what the big issue with the Fade was.
I never got what the big issue with the Fade was.
Same. There was one section that iirc was maybe a little longer than it should have been but I never got the level of hatred that's poured for it.