Dragon Age: Inquisition

[Bryy]

 

 

 

http://www.gamecritics.com/brad-gallaway/dragon-age-inquisition-preview-an-errand-girl-for-the-kingdom

 

More Skyrimization confirmed. *sigh*

 

Skyrim + Oblivion

 

In Oblivion, portals show up everywhere, we need to close it. DA:I is about that, closing up portals that will show up everywhere

 

In Skyrim we kill dragons everywhere

 

Dragon Age have lost it's originality, a rip off from many popular games

 

....

 

Are you serious?

 

"WE do some similar things in game so that means Game A obviously stole everything from Game B"? Like, seriously? "In one game, you kill dragons. In another game, there are dragons."

 

 

I am serious

 

Why the Fade tearing must be "portals"? And through these portals demons coming into the world, in Oblivion, Daedra coming into the world through portals, It is an obvious rip off

 

Yes we have dragons in Dragon Age : Origin, but it's original, sadly in DA2 the dragons are just there for the sake of must have dragons. And now it's Skyrim dragons with shouts and can talk

 

The Inquisitor is a member of secret organization, in Oblivion the hero have dealing with secret organization, and it's the main quest. In Skyrim, the hero is a Dragonborn, i am not suprised if the The Inquisitor is a descendant of Old Gods whatsover...or maybe a product of experiment making him/her a dragon hybrid...based on trailer i watched it does seems like that

 

All of these are classic story tropes.

 

And what else would you call an opening that people enter and exit from? For the record, in DA3, they don't call them portals. They call them rifts. So even by your own logic, you're wrong.

[Qistina]

 

All of these are classic story tropes.

 

 

And what else would you call an opening that people enter and exit from? For the record, in DA3, they don't call them portals. They call them rifts. So even by your own logic, you're wrong.

 

 

It is unoriginal.

 

Changing terms doesn't make it original. You can name a thing differently but it is still the same thing.

 

Why The Fade tearing must be in a form of portal opening? The Fade is a dream realm, Mages going in through dreaming, but they can recognize The Fade. Everybody going into The Fade when dreaming. So now why it suddenly become a realm of different dimension like Oblivion?

 

Originally demons only can come to the world through abominations, but there are some cases where demons appearing when the veil is thin, but there is no portals in original game

 

It is because they lack original idea, they make it so just to put some monsters in the game, and those monster come from The Fade portals, it is as easy as that. They want to create a new threat and solution for the threat, that is demons come from The fade portals the solution is close the portal.

 

So when demons can come through the world through portals, why they don't do it earlier?Why must possess mages to become abomination?

[Orogun01]

Is funny how there are still people trying to make sense of BW writing as if they don't just do whatever they feel like at the moment and disregard their canon.

[IndiraLightfoot]

 

Elerond & Orogun01: Your avatars are suspiciously similar. Could it be? No, or.... Well, perhaps. Nah! Mr Smith and Elrond are one and the same!! LotR is part of the Matrrix, I knew it!

They are both portrayed by Hugo Weaving if that's what you mean.

 

Duh!

[AGX-17]

All of these are classic story tropes.

 

And what else would you call an opening that people enter and exit from? For the record, in DA3, they don't call them portals. They call them rifts. So even by your own logic, you're wrong.

Yeah, it was old when Jason and the Argonauts had to sail around to 50 islands in the Aegean to close Hades' Porticos.

[TheChris92]

 

 

Elerond & Orogun01: Your avatars are suspiciously similar. Could it be? No, or.... Well, perhaps. Nah! Mr Smith and Elrond are one and the same!! LotR is part of the Matrrix, I knew it!

They are both portrayed by Hugo Weaving if that's what you mean.

 

Duh!

 

Well yeah, duh, but your comment didn't seem to imply any prior knowledge so there.. :S

[Drowsy Emperor]

The combat looks like button mashing crap and enemies seem to take forever to die.

 

When will they understand that its impossible to transform pared down RPG combat that hinges on a very limited set of attacks and abilities (with damage numbers jumping out above characters lol) into a fluid action game?

Edited November 8, 2014 by Drowsy Emperor

[prodigydancer]

The combat looks like button mashing crap and enemies seem to take forever to die.

 

When will they understand that its impossible to transform pared down RPG combat that hinges on a very limited set of attacks and abilities (with damage numbers jumping out above characters lol) into a fluid action game?

It's still RTwP, isn't it? So why mash buttons?

[Drowsy Emperor]

because you can get away with it

 

pausing the game really comes into play when you have to manage your party, which only happens when they're in real danger and you need to optimize to win

 

Why optimize when you can just barge through it without consequence? I don't think I practically ever took control of squad mates in ME. In KOTOR and NWN, you could auto attack your way to victory. etc. etc.

 

Bioware combat hasn't been about that for a long time. The first DA was the only time they've done that in years and they  backpedaled on it as soon as DA2.

Edited November 8, 2014 by Drowsy Emperor

[prodigydancer]

Why optimize when you can just barge through it without consequence?

Seriously, have you ever play DA2 on Nightmare? Trying to barge through templar assassins was a sure way to get your ass kicked in no time.

 

DA:O on Nightmare was much, much easier than DA2.

Edited November 8, 2014 by prodigydancer

[IndiraLightfoot]

 

 

 

Elerond & Orogun01: Your avatars are suspiciously similar. Could it be? No, or.... Well, perhaps. Nah! Mr Smith and Elrond are one and the same!! LotR is part of the Matrrix, I knew it!

They are both portrayed by Hugo Weaving if that's what you mean.

 

Duh!

 

Well yeah, duh, but your comment didn't seem to imply any prior knowledge so there.. :S

 

No worries! I was just playing stupid for once, instead of being it.

[aries101]

This is somewhat worrying:

 

http://www.usgamer.net/articles/dragon-age-inquisition-preview

 

One of his conclusions seems to be that this game reminds him a lot of Assasin's Creed. And I have to say that I completely agree with him. I have asked this maybe 2-3 times on the Bioware forums but never gotten a direct answer as to why this or if my intuition about this is correct. 

 

As for the exploration and the visuals, I have had a fear - or intuition - that Bioware wanted to turn the DA franchise into some sort of skyrim game e.g. Bioware wanted to take several clues from Skyrim for inspiration when they wanted to make DA: Inquisition. And it certainly seems that I was correct. Statements from lead devs. have confirmed this. Sadly - however - it seems like Bioware's thinking at the moment is this: Skyrim sold 20 million copies. If we, Bioware, make a game that looks and feels and plays similar to Skyrim, we will sell, maybe 5 or even 10 million copies. Since a lot of people played Skyrim as their first rpg...it must therefore followt hat  they want something like this in a rpg from Bioware. However, Im not so sure about this. 

 

Bioware rpgs have always been strong in story and characters where Bethesda's rpgs always have focused on exploration. They are two distinct - adn different - ways to make an rpg. And I'm not so sure that Bioware will sell between 5-10 million copies of this game.

[aries101]

 

Well, I'm buying it but I'm going to wait a year or so until all the digital content is released. Then with they come out with the Gold, platinum, whatever edition I'll get it. I HATE buying stuff piecemeal. I did that with Civ 5 (which I just bought) & Skyrim and I'm convinced that's the way to go, Besides, it will have been patched a few times by then and have a nice crop of mods too.

 

Plus that will give me plenty of time to see what y'all think of it.

Actually EA doesn't seem to be selling Ultimate Editions anymore(or at least I couldn't find them for ME2 or 3). Also the engine isn't mod friendly, so you may be disappointed on that front.

 

 

There is an edition out where you buy ME1 to ME3 in a bundle. I know because last weekend I was visiting my local gamestop shop and they had this edtion of all the ME games. No DLC though. Also Aaryn Flyn has asked what we'll like to see in final (ultimate) edition of the ME games released so far...

There is also an ultimate edition available on EA's Origin DA: Origins which contains Awakening all the dlc...

Edited November 8, 2014 by aries101

[SadExchange]

Do you guys think the deluxe edition is worth it? Also, do you believe the deluxe edition will be available after release? Probably going to get it for the PS4 after release to read some reviews and due to getting GTA V due to being a game I can play easier right now. What I mean is I won't have long periods to time to play each time I play until after the holidays and GTA you can get in and get out without worrying too much about story. Lol

[Orogun01]

 

This is somewhat worrying:

 

http://www.usgamer.net/articles/dragon-age-inquisition-preview

 

One of his conclusions seems to be that this game reminds him a lot of Assasin's Creed. And I have to say that I completely agree with him. I have asked this maybe 2-3 times on the Bioware forums but never gotten a direct answer as to why this or if my intuition about this is correct. 

 

As for the exploration and the visuals, I have had a fear - or intuition - that Bioware wanted to turn the DA franchise into some sort of skyrim game e.g. Bioware wanted to take several clues from Skyrim for inspiration when they wanted to make DA: Inquisition. And it certainly seems that I was correct. Statements from lead devs. have confirmed this. Sadly - however - it seems like Bioware's thinking at the moment is this: Skyrim sold 20 million copies. If we, Bioware, make a game that looks and feels and plays similar to Skyrim, we will sell, maybe 5 or even 10 million copies. Since a lot of people played Skyrim as their first rpg...it must therefore followt hat  they want something like this in a rpg from Bioware. However, Im not so sure about this. 

 

Bioware rpgs have always been strong in story and characters where Bethesda's rpgs always have focused on exploration. They are two distinct - adn different - ways to make an rpg. And I'm not so sure that Bioware will sell between 5-10 million copies of this game.

 

Well let me put your fears to rest, a BW style Skyrim isn't likely to happen. The amount of content and testing that is needed for an open world game would leave little time for BW core mechanic, the romances.

Although is very possible that if they do decide to go full open world that they will reuse a lot of assets from previous games; they've done so with Inquisition, freeing their time to focus on the storytelling and ****ing over 3d artist that need to feed themselves.

[PK htiw klaw eriF]

 

 

This is somewhat worrying:

 

http://www.usgamer.net/articles/dragon-age-inquisition-preview

 

One of his conclusions seems to be that this game reminds him a lot of Assasin's Creed. And I have to say that I completely agree with him. I have asked this maybe 2-3 times on the Bioware forums but never gotten a direct answer as to why this or if my intuition about this is correct. 

 

As for the exploration and the visuals, I have had a fear - or intuition - that Bioware wanted to turn the DA franchise into some sort of skyrim game e.g. Bioware wanted to take several clues from Skyrim for inspiration when they wanted to make DA: Inquisition. And it certainly seems that I was correct. Statements from lead devs. have confirmed this. Sadly - however - it seems like Bioware's thinking at the moment is this: Skyrim sold 20 million copies. If we, Bioware, make a game that looks and feels and plays similar to Skyrim, we will sell, maybe 5 or even 10 million copies. Since a lot of people played Skyrim as their first rpg...it must therefore followt hat  they want something like this in a rpg from Bioware. However, Im not so sure about this. 

 

Bioware rpgs have always been strong in story and characters where Bethesda's rpgs always have focused on exploration. They are two distinct - adn different - ways to make an rpg. And I'm not so sure that Bioware will sell between 5-10 million copies of this game.

 

Well let me put your fears to rest, a BW style Skyrim isn't likely to happen. The amount of content and testing that is needed for an open world game would leave little time for BW core mechanic, the romances.

Although is very possible that if they do decide to go full open world that they will reuse a lot of assets from previous games; they've done so with Inquisition, freeing their time to focus on the storytelling and ****ing over 3d artist that need to feed themselves.

 

Mass Effect 4 will feature open-world romances. In fact, the plot revolves around exploring the universe and ****ing almost anything that you come across.

[Orogun01]

 

 

 

This is somewhat worrying:

 

http://www.usgamer.net/articles/dragon-age-inquisition-preview

 

One of his conclusions seems to be that this game reminds him a lot of Assasin's Creed. And I have to say that I completely agree with him. I have asked this maybe 2-3 times on the Bioware forums but never gotten a direct answer as to why this or if my intuition about this is correct. 

 

As for the exploration and the visuals, I have had a fear - or intuition - that Bioware wanted to turn the DA franchise into some sort of skyrim game e.g. Bioware wanted to take several clues from Skyrim for inspiration when they wanted to make DA: Inquisition. And it certainly seems that I was correct. Statements from lead devs. have confirmed this. Sadly - however - it seems like Bioware's thinking at the moment is this: Skyrim sold 20 million copies. If we, Bioware, make a game that looks and feels and plays similar to Skyrim, we will sell, maybe 5 or even 10 million copies. Since a lot of people played Skyrim as their first rpg...it must therefore followt hat  they want something like this in a rpg from Bioware. However, Im not so sure about this. 

 

Bioware rpgs have always been strong in story and characters where Bethesda's rpgs always have focused on exploration. They are two distinct - adn different - ways to make an rpg. And I'm not so sure that Bioware will sell between 5-10 million copies of this game.

 

Well let me put your fears to rest, a BW style Skyrim isn't likely to happen. The amount of content and testing that is needed for an open world game would leave little time for BW core mechanic, the romances.

Although is very possible that if they do decide to go full open world that they will reuse a lot of assets from previous games; they've done so with Inquisition, freeing their time to focus on the storytelling and ****ing over 3d artist that need to feed themselves.

 

Mass Effect 4 will feature open-world romances. In fact, the plot revolves around exploring the universe and ****ing almost anything that you come across.

 

Concept art is already out

 

 

[Volourn]

"Skyrim's sales have a lot to do with it's engine which is not the best,"

 

\Maybe 1%. 99% is Bethesda and ES.

[Bryy]

So, TLC really, really sucks. Oh well. Time to replay Origins.

[PK htiw klaw eriF]

 

 

 

 

This is somewhat worrying:

 

http://www.usgamer.net/articles/dragon-age-inquisition-preview

 

One of his conclusions seems to be that this game reminds him a lot of Assasin's Creed. And I have to say that I completely agree with him. I have asked this maybe 2-3 times on the Bioware forums but never gotten a direct answer as to why this or if my intuition about this is correct. 

 

As for the exploration and the visuals, I have had a fear - or intuition - that Bioware wanted to turn the DA franchise into some sort of skyrim game e.g. Bioware wanted to take several clues from Skyrim for inspiration when they wanted to make DA: Inquisition. And it certainly seems that I was correct. Statements from lead devs. have confirmed this. Sadly - however - it seems like Bioware's thinking at the moment is this: Skyrim sold 20 million copies. If we, Bioware, make a game that looks and feels and plays similar to Skyrim, we will sell, maybe 5 or even 10 million copies. Since a lot of people played Skyrim as their first rpg...it must therefore followt hat  they want something like this in a rpg from Bioware. However, Im not so sure about this. 

 

Bioware rpgs have always been strong in story and characters where Bethesda's rpgs always have focused on exploration. They are two distinct - adn different - ways to make an rpg. And I'm not so sure that Bioware will sell between 5-10 million copies of this game.

 

Well let me put your fears to rest, a BW style Skyrim isn't likely to happen. The amount of content and testing that is needed for an open world game would leave little time for BW core mechanic, the romances.

Although is very possible that if they do decide to go full open world that they will reuse a lot of assets from previous games; they've done so with Inquisition, freeing their time to focus on the storytelling and ****ing over 3d artist that need to feed themselves.

 

Mass Effect 4 will feature open-world romances. In fact, the plot revolves around exploring the universe and ****ing almost anything that you come across.

 

Concept art is already out

 

 

Liked for The Boys insert.

[Labadal]

Do you guys think the deluxe edition is worth it? Also, do you believe the deluxe edition will be available after release? Probably going to get it for the PS4 after release to read some reviews and due to getting GTA V due to being a game I can play easier right now. What I mean is I won't have long periods to time to play each time I play until after the holidays and GTA you can get in and get out without worrying too much about story. Lol

I stuck to the regular edition.

http://dragonage.wikia.com/wiki/Dragon_Age:_Inquisition_Deluxe_Edition

[tripleRRR]

Last Court is playable on the Keep now.

[ShadySands]

I'm not really digging it so far

[tripleRRR]

It reminds me of those old choose your adventure paperbacks. Except there is a page turn limit... That I could do without.

[TheChris92]

Concept art is already out

 

 

So this is what Shepard meant with "gonna go punch that mountain into space". Edited November 10, 2014 by TheChris92