Dragon Age III confirmed

[QUOTE="texasgoldrush"]http://www.joystiq.com/2011/08/21/muzyka-bioware-to-throw-previous-dragon-age-games-into-a-blende/ DAIII will take elements from BOTH Dragon Age Origins AND Dragon Age II.musalala

I"m sorry given EA/Biowares past history of blatantly misrepresenting the facts I higly doubt this is even remotly true, we will get Dragon age 2.0 with forced PVp multiplayer and DLC stripped from the game , not to mention that Dr Muzkya is no longer working at bioware so whatever he says should be talken with a grain of salt.

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[QUOTE="texasgoldrush"]http://www.joystiq.com/2011/08/21/muzyka-bioware-to-throw-previous-dragon-age-games-into-a-blende/ DAIII will take elements from BOTH Dragon Age Origins AND Dragon Age II.texasgoldrush

I"m sorry given EA/Biowares past history of blatantly misrepresenting the facts I higly doubt this is even remotly true, we will get Dragon age 2.0 with forced PVp multiplayer and DLC stripped from the game , not to mention that Dr Muzkya is no longer working at bioware so whatever he says should be talken with a grain of salt.

Er my point is we received numerous "Promises" (and God I use that term lightly) , for example "The multiplayer in mass effect 3 will not in an way impinge on the single player campaign" and we discover total that it was total BS. Or this is a good one "Dragon age 2 will have no DRM" only to discover it does. The point I was trying to make here is anything bioware says we should expect regarding any game should be viewed with the highest level of suspicion and paranoia.

And recently bioware admantly refused to admit that the cofounders of bioware were leaveing only for it to be confirmed to be true, so again whatever they say I call BS until I see it.

The main problems for DA2 was not the direction of the story, which on paper was a great idea that was never really told before in a RPG (how a person was not soley responsible for a crisis, but it was human nature as a whole), but the fact that it was rushed out the door. But it does look like DAIII will get a much bigger development cycle and a far better engine. Also, the story is not going to be a generic DAO rehash of defeating ancient evils, or orcs on parade. Its about saving the world from itself, and you play basically a diplomat trying to bring Thedas out of civil war. Also the choices Hawke makes will have an impact on DAIII, so do play DAII if you haven't for DAIII. However, the dialogue wheel and the voiced protagonist from DA2 (not Hawke as lead though) will return, and from what I heard, the DA2 friendship rivalry system will return as well. I have also heard 10 party members and from one of the leaks, seen Knight Captain Cullen from BOTH DA games as a party member.texasgoldrush

[QUOTE="texasgoldrush"]The main problems for DA2 was not the direction of the story, which on paper was a great idea that was never really told before in a RPG (how a person was not soley responsible for a crisis, but it was human nature as a whole), but the fact that it was rushed out the door. But it does look like DAIII will get a much bigger development cycle and a far better engine. Also, the story is not going to be a generic DAO rehash of defeating ancient evils, or orcs on parade. Its about saving the world from itself, and you play basically a diplomat trying to bring Thedas out of civil war. Also the choices Hawke makes will have an impact on DAIII, so do play DAII if you haven't for DAIII. However, the dialogue wheel and the voiced protagonist from DA2 (not Hawke as lead though) will return, and from what I heard, the DA2 friendship rivalry system will return as well. I have also heard 10 party members and from one of the leaks, seen Knight Captain Cullen from BOTH DA games as a party member.SciFiRPGfan

Please be like origins, pleas be like origins, please be like origins...Sali217

[QUOTE="Sali217"]Please be like origins, pleas be like origins, please be like origins...texasgoldrush

[QUOTE="texasgoldrush"][QUOTE="Sali217"]Please be like origins, pleas be like origins, please be like origins...Jankarcop

[QUOTE="texasgoldrush"]The main problems for DA2 was not the direction of the story, which on paper was a great idea that was never really told before in a RPG (how a person was not soley responsible for a crisis, but it was human nature as a whole), but the fact that it was rushed out the door. But it does look like DAIII will get a much bigger development cycle and a far better engine. Also, the story is not going to be a generic DAO rehash of defeating ancient evils, or orcs on parade. Its about saving the world from itself, and you play basically a diplomat trying to bring Thedas out of civil war. Also the choices Hawke makes will have an impact on DAIII, so do play DAII if you haven't for DAIII. However, the dialogue wheel and the voiced protagonist from DA2 (not Hawke as lead though) will return, and from what I heard, the DA2 friendship rivalry system will return as well. I have also heard 10 party members and from one of the leaks, seen Knight Captain Cullen from BOTH DA games as a party member.SciFiRPGfan

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[QUOTE="texasgoldrush"] Well it isn't...... Its going to be less cliched and generic.texasgoldrush