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#101 AAllxxjjnn

Member since 2008 • 19992 Posts

I'm sure one employee's opinion does not equal CD projekt red as a whole.
at any rate, DA:O was a fantastic game, don't see why he would make such a tiny critisism.
Dead-Memories

Because it was probably related to the discussion in the thread this was posted in. Not directed at you, but to some people in this thread: It's one little complaint, stop acting like he wrote paragraphs upon paragraphs of unfair criticisms. : \

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[QUOTE="Revan_911"][QUOTE="Phoenix534"]

It was something new and dynamic. Certainly wasn't lame. Yeah new. Maybe bioware should try something like that. You know....new.Revan_911

Why is it that whenever I see you in a thread, you're pissing and moaning about Bioware?

I don't know. I guess i feel that they haven't made a good game since Kotor.

your opinion has been duly noted.

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The two best RPGS this gen imo... Loved em both (:

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#104 SparkyProtocol

Member since 2009 • 7680 Posts

Holy **** why do you want Bioware to try something new, Revan? They already have ME series. Ignore the TPS combat and the start of the carry over system. Then they have the Star Wars MMO in the making which is doing something entirely new to the MMO genre. Then there is DAO, which is a homage to BG. Even if you have to be spoon fed Mass Effect's story, you still need to open your eyes and stop ignoring all of the things Bioware has done this gen.

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#105 110million

Member since 2008 • 14910 Posts

Its true.. my character felt out of place in big scenes, I very much prefere pre-made characters to some sort of faux role playing make your own kind.. and voice acting.. I like that too.

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Member since 2004 • 37881 Posts

Sour grapes taste better as wine.

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Holy **** why do you want Bioware to try something new, Revan? They already have ME series. Ignore the TPS combat and the start of the carry over system. Then they have the Star Wars MMO in the making which is doing something entirely new to the MMO genre. Then there is DAO, which is a homage to BG. Even if you have to be spoon fed Mass Effect's story, you still need to open your eyes and stop ignoring all of the things Bioware has done this gen.
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I love BioWare, they do new stuff all the time, which is why DAO was such a HUGE disappointment, I felt like it was a step back as far as RPGS go, I'm really wondering if people played the same game I did, or maybe they have never played the game and are just going by what the reviews are saying about it? I don't know, it was a chore to finish DAO mainly because I felt like I had played it 10 years earlier. Also look at my XFire, I sure as hell took my time with it, don't say I didn't.

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#108 Saturos3091

Member since 2005 • 14937 Posts

As opposed to how Geralt conveyed his deepest thoughts and emotions through subtle facial animations? Nope, wait, I've confused "deepest thoughts and emotions" with "cliche two-dimensional character" and "subtle facial animations" with "blank stares and dead eyes" again.
Seriously, what's this guy's point?
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Have you played with the Polish text and dialogue? There's much more emotion to Geralt, not to mention he has much more backstory, and the choices genuinely affect the story and Geralt's development, unlike those seen in some of Bioware's games (ME comes to mind, although there were a few in DA:O). I like both games, and he's right. The fact it was a player-created character did take away from the development of the story (as with any create your own character game), but it really didn't hinder the gameplay or plot that much. It allowed it to feel more personal, although I could personally relate to Geralt as well. You gamble when you give people set protagonists, but it allows for a much stronger narrative and better character development.

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Member since 2009 • 14930 Posts

A small complaint regarding an amazing game.

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#110 Saturos3091

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[QUOTE="Im_single"] I love BioWare, they do new stuff all the time, which is why DAO was such a HUGE disappointment, I felt like it was a step back as far as RPGS go, I'm really wondering if people played the same game I did, or maybe they have never played the game and are just going by what the reviews are saying about it? I don't know, it was a chore to finish DAO mainly because I felt like I had played it 10 years earlier. Also look at my XFire, I sure as hell took my time with it, don't say I didn't.

41 hours is "taking your time?" :lol: I spent 135 hours on the singleplayer portion alone, did most (bar 3-4) sidequests and got everything I could out of that game. The gameplay might be like a modernized, tweaked version of a game you experienced 10 years ago, but that doesn't make the narrative worse. With strong characters and another well-executed plot (albeit cliche like all Bioware's games), I'm not really sure how you could consider it a poor game. It's probably the only Bioware game in recent memory that doesn't have the terrible pure "black and white" decision making (like Mass Effect). Your decisions also played some role in the story, which is more than I can say for some other WRPGs and Action-RPGs this generation. The game was challenging as well, which was nice since most of these WRPGs/action-RPGs this generation are cakewalks. It was, ironically, a breath of fresh air in today's gaming. That is for me at least. There's not much else like it out there today...

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Holy **** why do you want Bioware to try something new, Revan? They already have ME series. Ignore the TPS combat and the start of the carry over system. Then they have the Star Wars MMO in the making which is doing something entirely new to the MMO genre. Then there is DAO, which is a homage to BG. Even if you have to be spoon fed Mass Effect's story, you still need to open your eyes and stop ignoring all of the things Bioware has done this gen.
SparkyProtocol

They have done so much. I have never played a Bioware game I have not loved. They are among, if not the, best developers out there. They deliver consistent quality.

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#112 UnknownSniper65

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[QUOTE="SparkyProtocol"]
Holy **** why do you want Bioware to try something new, Revan? They already have ME series. Ignore the TPS combat and the start of the carry over system. Then they have the Star Wars MMO in the making which is doing something entirely new to the MMO genre. Then there is DAO, which is a homage to BG. Even if you have to be spoon fed Mass Effect's story, you still need to open your eyes and stop ignoring all of the things Bioware has done this gen.
Im_single

I love BioWare, they do new stuff all the time, which is why DAO was such a HUGE disappointment, I felt like it was a step back as far as RPGS go, I'm really wondering if people played the same game I did, or maybe they have never played the game and are just going by what the reviews are saying about it? I don't know, it was a chore to finish DAO mainly because I felt like I had played it 10 years earlier. Also look at my XFire, I sure as hell took my time with it, don't say I didn't.

The game wasn't suppose to be revolutionary...fans wanted a spiritual successor to Baldur's Gate and that is what they got.

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#113 II_Seraphim_II

Member since 2007 • 20534 Posts

isn't that sorta like calling Gordon Freeman boring?
88mphSlayer

Well, he is :?

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#114 re_animathor

Member since 2010 • 25 Posts

[QUOTE="AAllxxjjnn"]hahah, well, you mean an artist that works at CD Projekt RED.Zero5000X

He's a representative of the company on the forums.

Well, actually I`m not. As the one who caused the whole discussion I have to say that I`m really surprised how my words were misunderstood by some people, especially by the author of the initial post, and blown out of proportions. First of all, this was my PERSONAL opinion and it has nothing to do with CDProjekt RED at ANY point. I`m not - as it was mentioned - a representative of CDPR on our community forums. I`m just marked as an employee. Second, I wrote about main character in Dragon Age, which I found soulless. By that I mean it`s not talkin, it doesn`t have any face expression nor reactions. That was all I ment, because I think Dragon Age is one of the best RPGs I`ve ever played! I love it and I was really addicted to it for a long time, even tho I didn`t like the main character face expression ;))) That would be all:) Have a great day :) Oh, and BTW - this also was my personal opinion ;)

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Member since 2004 • 34 Posts

Your either just a Bioware fanboy or you've never played The Witcher. Go to Biowares own forums and see what their fans think of The Witcher. I think you'll find that they give creidt where credit is due. Something your not willing to do obviously. The Witcher is every bit as good as Dragon Age and although The Witcher has it's faults too, the CDPR employee correctely points out the truth it what he said about the main character in Dragon Age. The employee also stated that he was stating a personal opinion and can't really fault him for his bias given his job.

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[QUOTE="Zero5000X"][QUOTE="AAllxxjjnn"]hahah, well, you mean an artist that works at CD Projekt RED.re_animathor

He's a representative of the company on the forums.

Well, actually I`m not. As the one who caused the whole discussion I have to say that I`m really surprised how my words were misunderstood by some people, especially by the author of the initial post, and blown out of proportions. First of all, this was my PERSONAL opinion and it has nothing to do with CDProjekt RED at ANY point. I`m not - as it was mentioned - a representative of CDPR on our community forums. I`m just marked as an employee. Second, I wrote about main character in Dragon Age, which I found soulless. By that I mean it`s not talkin, it doesn`t have any face expression nor reactions. That was all I ment, because I think Dragon Age is one of the best RPGs I`ve ever played! I love it and I was really addicted to it for a long time, even tho I didn`t like the main character face expression ;))) That would be all:) Have a great day :) Oh, and BTW - this also was my personal opinion ;)

This is really him btw.

http://www.thewitcher.com/forum/index.php?topic=26649.165

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#117 Hahadouken

Member since 2009 • 5546 Posts

[QUOTE="Zero5000X"][QUOTE="AAllxxjjnn"]hahah, well, you mean an artist that works at CD Projekt RED.re_animathor

He's a representative of the company on the forums.

Well, actually I`m not. As the one who caused the whole discussion I have to say that I`m really surprised how my words were misunderstood by some people, especially by the author of the initial post, and blown out of proportions. First of all, this was my PERSONAL opinion and it has nothing to do with CDProjekt RED at ANY point. I`m not - as it was mentioned - a representative of CDPR on our community forums. I`m just marked as an employee. Second, I wrote about main character in Dragon Age, which I found soulless. By that I mean it`s not talkin, it doesn`t have any face expression nor reactions. That was all I ment, because I think Dragon Age is one of the best RPGs I`ve ever played! I love it and I was really addicted to it for a long time, even tho I didn`t like the main character face expression ;))) That would be all:) Have a great day :) Oh, and BTW - this also was my personal opinion ;)

Allow me to be the first to say.... /THREAD!

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#119 deactivated-59d151f079814

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[QUOTE="88mphSlayer"]
isn't that sorta like calling Gordon Freeman boring?
II_Seraphim_II

Well, he is :?

Gordon Freeman isn't a character though, he is a avatar.. He never talks nor do you have a out of body cut scenes.. You are suppose to be him.. While characters like Master Chief have their own dialogue and personality (or more accurately supreme lack of) as well as out of body cutscenes.

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