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kai3345 said:But supporting the wrong direction is
There's no monopoly of what right and wrong direction is. What might be a wrong direction to you can be a good or neutral direction to another fan.
kai3345 said:But supporting the wrong direction is
Stinkdog said:That happens if you play a guy who didn't romance her as well. I thought it was weird that it ended so abruptly.
Maybe she'll be a secret party member just like the one in DAOMicius said:Isn't the full party roster already known at this point? Or are you speculating about possible appearances in future DLC? As far as I knoware the only returning party members.Anders possessed by Justice
No,chris-013 said:Morrigan can be killed in witch hunt. ;P
Hari Seldon said:I wonder what happens if you play a female that romanced her using the gender switching mod.
Then console players should be bitching morePatMcAtee said:I like how a majority of the people complaining are PC gamers, when in fact they have a mod community to service their needs.
Console players are stuck with what is launched, though.
kai3345 said:Then console players should be bitching more
PatMcAtee said:Console players are stuck with what is launched, though.
No.PatMcAtee said:Isn't an RPG defined by the ROLE-PLAYING (story, interaction), not the combat and isometric views?
PatMcAtee said:I like how a majority of the people complaining are PC gamers, when in fact they have a mod community to service their needs.
Console players are stuck with what is launched, though.
Really?Xilium said:There will be no mod tools for DA2 and we are still unsure about how much editing, if any, can be done with the DA:O toolset.
To be fair the demo is good for console style players. Assuming console style players tend to like to focus playing with 1 character(usually a mellee character) with the rest AI controlled. This is definitely a step up. :O Personally I find this style lacking, but I do understand what people like about it.kai3345 said:Then console players should be bitching more
Xilium said:There will be no mod tools for DA2 and we are still unsure about how much editing, if any, can be done with the DA:O toolset.
PatMcAtee said:Isn't an RPG defined by the ROLE-PLAYING (story, interaction), not the combat and isometric views?
Xilium said:There will be no mod tools for DA2...
Stinkdog said:Good thing DA2 has been made specifically for consoles then, right? =p Seriously, though I did enjoy the demo far more on console than I did on PC. Perhaps having a controller in one's hand makes all the difference.
Actually, does anyone know if Bioware has said anything about releasing official modding tools for PC like they did with DA:O?
Ha. Tell that to the hardcore D&D crowd where great DMs create intricate stories and backgrounds to immerse their players in.kai3345 said:No.
Its about the character's stat progression, and in some cases the gameplay systems used in tabletop roleplaying games.
More reason to wait till the GOTY edition is marked down in a steam sale.bishopcruz said:Only official word is that if they are coming they won't be out at launch. I think it was Laidlaw who said the only reason we got the original tools at launch was because the PC crew had several months to work on getting them ready for public consumption while they waited for the console releases. They also didn't want to comment one way or the other while the game was still in development.
However they did also say that the tools are about 90% similar to the DA:O kit, it's likely then that some of the less complicated mods won't be too far behind. Still, Bioware should, now that they are finished with the game, come back out and address the issue.
Edit: Beaten a few times, but I have never seen a direct quote that says no tools are coming, ever. Most of the interviews seem to have been generally optimistic about them coming soon after launch, but I could be reading more into it.
2San said:To be fair the demo is good for console style players. Assuming console style players tend to like to focus playing with 1 character(usually a mellee character) with the rest AI controlled. This is definitely a step up. :O Personally I find this style lacking, but I do understand what people like about it.
Reluctant-Hero said:Ha. Tell that to the hardcore D&D crowd where great DMs create intricate stories and backgrounds to immerse their players in.
An "RPG" is many things to many people. Yes, it's about statistics and combat. But it's also about character interaction and story telling. It's up to each individual to decide which aspects of the RPG genre they find most appealing.
PatMcAtee said:I might just such at games, but how could you just leave your party members to the AI?
I use the tactics menu, which I tweak after every battle, I change characters all the time to queue the attacks, and I make sure everyone is getting equal healing (I play as the buff/debuff/heal mage).
If left to their own devices, the AI quickly gets slaughter (in my experience).
That's a matter of opinion. The direction they are taking Dragon Age 2 is fine for a lot of us.kai3345 said:But supporting the wrong direction is
Exactly, I could care less about DnD and it's rules and what not.Reluctant-Hero said:Ha. Tell that to the hardcore D&D crowd where great DMs create intricate stories and backgrounds to immerse their players in.
An "RPG" is many things to many people. Yes, it's about statistics and combat. But it's also about character interaction and story telling. It's up to each individual to decide which aspects of the RPG genre they find most appealing.
Are we talking about DA2 here? Because you can't really queue attacks, heal has a very long cool down and in the pc version you can't even really change tactics. Not that it matters since the tactics menu is reduced compared to Origins.PatMcAtee said:I might just such at games, but how could you just leave your party members to the AI?
I use the tactics menu, which I tweak after every battle, I change characters all the time to queue the attacks, and I make sure everyone is getting equal healing (I play as the buff/debuff/heal mage).
If left to their own devices, the AI quickly gets slaughter (in my experience).
Lostconfused said:Are we talking about DA2 here? Because you can't really queue attacks, heal has a very long cool down and in the pc version you can't even really change tactics. Not that it matters since the tactics menu is reduced compared to Origins.
Honestly though I have no idea what game you are playing when you can play through the entire demo without ever pausing or using healing potions or switching characters.
Even in context its not really definite if you are talking about one or the other but since this thread is about DA2 I went with that assumption.PatMcAtee said:Sorry, I was talking about DAO. There is a progression of replies you must have missed to put it all in context.
ProtoCents said:What do you guys think the chances are of strolling into a store and getting the Signature Edition by either mistake or by people cancelling their Signature pre-orders?
Rahxephon91 said:I thought the Signature Edition was only for pre-orders before a certain date. I know at today at Gamestop I noticed the had boxes that stated just pre-order and get the Signature edition, but even on Bioware's site it says it's not available anymore. I only recently pre-ordered at Gamestop, do I get the Signature Edition?
noRahxephon91 said:I thought the Signature Edition was only for pre-orders before a certain date. I know at today at Gamestop I noticed the had boxes that stated just pre-order and get the Signature edition, but even on Bioware's site it says it's not available anymore. I only recently pre-ordered at Gamestop, do I get the Signature Edition?
Rahxephon91 said:I thought the Signature Edition was only for pre-orders before a certain date. I know at today at Gamestop I noticed the had boxes that stated just pre-order and get the Signature edition, but even on Bioware's site it says it's not available anymore. I only recently pre-ordered at Gamestop, do I get the Signature Edition?
Oh I do tweak the tactics. I went full dps rogue. For the most part I just auto-potion'd the shit out of the game with Wynne as dedicated healer(with CC spells though). Didn't even use Blizzard/ConeOfCold since that kept freezing me all the time. Should get you through medium on consoles fairly easily. The Archdemon was a bitch though, with Morrigan and Wynne dead half way through so no ressurection, but surprisingly I could managed to duo it with Alistair and myself.PatMcAtee said:I might just such at games, but how could you just leave your party members to the AI?
I use the tactics menu, which I tweak after every battle, I change characters all the time to queue the attacks, and I make sure everyone is getting equal healing (I play as the buff/debuff/heal mage).
If left to their own devices, the AI quickly gets slaughter (in my experience).
Archdemon was easy as hell if you went with all range with rogues. It was too easy in fact.2San said:Oh I do tweak the tactics. I went full dps rogue. For the most part I just auto-potion'd the shit out of the game with Wynne as dedicated healer(with CC spells though). Didn't even use Blizzard/ConeOfCold since that kept freezing me all the time. Should get you through medium on consoles fairly easily. The Archdemon was a bitch though, with Morrigan and Wynne dead half way through so no ressurection, but surprisingly I could managed to duo it with Alistair and myself.
I'm the type that does everything with one team and I managed to beat it in one try! I don't change a winning team.jackdoe said:Archdemon was easy as hell if you went with all range with rogues. It was too easy in fact.
Xilium said:You're right about the signature edition (though apparently overstock still has some) but Gamestop always has extras, more if people cancel before shipments come out. If you go up and ask them if they have any extras, if they aren't out (or in a dickish mood), they'll usually sell it to you. Just avoid doing that during a rush (like at opening).
Yeah, I didn't change anything either. I had Alistair, Leiliana, and Wynne. Leiliana is a beast as an archer if you build her correctly. And my Warrior had a rogue like build, cause I wanted to dual wield, so he was a beast with arrows too.2San said:I'm the type that does everything with one team and I managed to beat it in one try! I don't change a winning team.
jackdoe said:Yeah, I didn't change anything either. I had Alistair, Leiliana, and Wynne. Leiliana is a beast as an archer if you build her correctly. And my Warrior had a rogue like build, cause I wanted to dual wield, so he was a beast with arrows too.
Yep, and give her elf-flight arrows and she becomes a monster against the archdemon. Cause she rarely got targeted and when she did, I had Alistair do a little cleaning up.jhawk6 said:Leliana is an awesome archer. Plus the bow she gets from her personal quest is the icing on the cake
Patryn said:Except I have a feeling that the early cutoff date was so that Bioware would know the exact number of Signature Editions that were pre-ordered and they're planning on only producing exactly that amount.
So my guess is that unless someone cancels the pre-order at the last minute, your best bet would be going to Overstock.
Patryn said:Except I have a feeling that the early cutoff date was so that Bioware would know the exact number of Signature Editions that were pre-ordered and they're planning on only producing exactly that amount.
So my guess is that unless someone cancels the pre-order at the last minute, your best bet would be going to Overstock.
Xilium said:Didn't the cutoff already pass? The fact that Overstock is still taking orders pretty much disproves the exact number theory. They might have used it as a general measure of how many Signature Editions they would need but I don't think it will be like the FFXIII Collectors Edition guides in which each guide was numbered out of 200k or something.
Actual Collectors/Limited edition stuff is hard to come by in the gaming space nowadays.