I would sacrifice actual human babies to get a decent D&D RPG (even action-y) with this level of production quality and scope made. Too bad Hasbro wants the license to sit dead and unused (or if used, used by tiny studios).
Well, good news - hasbro just lost its license so wizards of the coast is doing things again to dungeons and dragons. I follow Trent Oster on twitter and he's really happy to be working with wizards instead of hashbro, since wizards are much more agreeable...
Quote from him :"
Trent Oster @TrentOster 22. okt.
Just finished up meetings with the Wizards of the Coast. My mind is blown with how awesome the future looks"
On the whole randomly singing thing... Its disney and it appeals to 10-12 year olds. You can't take the story seriously after you've seen something like that.
Edit:" - another quote from trent on twitter;
Trent Oster @TrentOster · 23. okt.
From what we saw, the future of #DnD is going to be amazing. I'm crazy excited!"
On the whole randomly singing thing... Its disney and it appeals to 10-12 year olds. You can't take the story seriously after you've seen something like that.
That was exactly my problem. I played DA:O at least seven times but I never finished it. I ALWAYS left the derp roads for last, even tried running them on "consoletard" difficulty to spead it up. No use. All I had to do was call the Landsmeet and be done with it but... all my motivation had vaporized. Burned out. Bye game.For me the worst part about the Derp Roads is that it ruined the actually interesting part that came right afterwards, where you fight with that dwarf Legion on a bridge, then you go into those cool ruins and get the Broodmother section. By the time I got there I was so tired of shitty cave combat that I couldn't appreciate it, I just wanted it to be over already.
And being one of those players that cannot continue from old saves months later, but have to start fresh... well. At least there was jewtube to give me closure.
The only other game I never finished because of loosing motivation is GTA4. DA:O doesn't deserve that company.
Uh, Hasbro is the owner of Wizards of the Coast. They didn't lose anything.
What Trent is glad about is that Atari is no longer in the picture, but that's been the case for over a year now.
On the whole randomly singing thing... Its disney and it appeals to 10-12 year olds. You can't take the story seriously after you've seen something like that.
A few 50 year olds would like a word
This stroking of the player's ego never ends...
This stroking of the player's ego never ends...
Yep. I just kept shaking my head. This is crazier than SWTOR.
This stroking of the player's ego never ends...
Yep. I just kept shaking my head. This is crazier than SWTOR.
Later Bioware games give me the impression that they're talking past me to some other player. Everything falls flat and feels awkward.
They even gave you the "I'm not the chosen one!" dialogue options this time around, only to have NPCs lecture you about why you are wrong if you pick them. Why even bother implementing them in the first place?
rk47: HEY BOSS
Burning Pines: derp
rk47: 'YOU MUST NOW SCOUT NORTH'
Burning Pines: scene fading out
rk47: 'THERE U WILL FIND A FREE CASTLE'
rk47: lol
Burning Pines: wow teh army :DD
rk47: HAHAHAAH
rk47: fucking hilarious
rk47: i haven the foggiest idea why im listening to this elf
rk47: what if he's wrong
rk47: and how come he KNOWS?!
Burning Pines: wow no snow inside the castle?
rk47: lol
rk47: it's sunny cause u got here
Burning Pines: or do they teleport somewhere else?
rk47: dont u see the power of the herald
rk47: WILL U SUCK HIS DICK
rk47: YEAHHHH
rk47: ISNT HE THE BEST GAMER EVER
rk47: YEAHHHHH
rk47: ACHIEVEMENT
rk47: SENSE OF PRIDE
rk47: EVERYTHING
rk47: YOU DA BEST
rk47: EVA
Actually, I think this isn't handled that poorly. You can deny being the chosen one, being only a victim of circumstance (HA!), and people will react different to this response depending on their believes (someones belives you're sent by the maker, others thing that the faith you inspire in others is what matters). Of course, I've yet to see someone who blatantly denies your divinity, and even the really esceptic people like Varric, they "start to belive", etc.This stroking of the player's ego never ends...
Yep. I just kept shaking my head. This is crazier than SWTOR.
Later Bioware games give me the impression that they're talking past me to some other player. Everything falls flat and feels awkward.
They even gave you the "I'm not the chosen one!" dialogue options this time around, only to have NPCs lecture you about why you are wrong if you pick them. Why even bother implementing them in the first place?
Actually, I think this isn't handled that poorly. You can deny being the chosen one, being only a victim of circumstance (HA!), and people will react different to this response depending on their believes (someones belives you're sent by the maker, others thing that the faith you inspire in others is what matters). Of course, I've yet to see someone who blatantly denies your divinity, and even the really esceptic people like Varric, they "start to belive", etc.This stroking of the player's ego never ends...
Yep. I just kept shaking my head. This is crazier than SWTOR.
Later Bioware games give me the impression that they're talking past me to some other player. Everything falls flat and feels awkward.
They even gave you the "I'm not the chosen one!" dialogue options this time around, only to have NPCs lecture you about why you are wrong if you pick them. Why even bother implementing them in the first place?
But yes, the ego stroking is freaking off the charts. This is no longer hero territory, like most Bioware games, this is messiah territory, and it's constantly in your face, because it's one of the main themes of the game.
What's really the difference when you know where your salary comes from?
From what we've heard these people don't get much money when they get bribed, and most don't actually get bribed. I guess pressure from above to write a certain way to keep your job is in a way way more compelling than an actual bribe, though. Annual salary is a lot more money than a one-off payment.
One thing though.. Does anyone else feel that overwhelming SJW influence on this game?
One thing though.. Does anyone else feel that overwhelming SJW influence on this game?
What, you only notice this now?
This been a leitmotif across all Biowhore games since Kotor, possibly earlier.
Well, I just encountered this in the game:One thing though.. Does anyone else feel that overwhelming SJW influence on this game? Almost every woman is some kind of burly manly lesbian or weird fan fic shill..
Might have been posted before. Daniel Vavra didn't like DAI much:
Skyrim sold more on pc than either individual console, but not both consoles combined.
(Considering there is no OOO for Skyrim, and it's quite strange nothing like that appeared, it can't be even the original excuse "modders would fix it".)