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Hathi
Novice Member
Joined: 4/25/07
We have nothing to fear but fear itself - and Chuck Norris. |
If any of you out got Dragon Age, how many of you feel if this is what Bioware meant by "story driven" for SWTOR? How many of you out there felt it will be totally different?
Finally - Best site for Chuck Norris |
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11/09/09 11:12:36 AM#2
I just hope they wont make us buy quests with real money, quest that grant exclusive in game rewards, like they did with dragon age. Trend anyone? I just feel slightly disturbed to see bioware do this.
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kasta
Advanced Member
Joined: 5/30/03
Never try to teach a pig to sing,it wastes your time and annoys the pig. |
11/09/09 11:17:29 AM#3
There is no BioWare, there is only EA. |
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11/09/09 5:26:23 PM#4
normally when you see EA attached to a name you have to expect some kinda of Wallet molestation. Mythic was Amazing now EA/Mythic......Warhammer I think what they do is they invest a ton of Cash if the Game dosnt do super amazing in the first 6 months they give up on it. Ea is strictly buisness and Dosnt give a Ratz behind about the consumer. I hope they are starting to learn not to mess with some things like Bioware. When i see Bioware im like Hooray and when i see EA im a little hesitant because im not sure if i can afford the Game then lol. So with Star wars i hope they give Bioware 100% creative power and dont stick there Fat greedy hands into this Cookie Jar. |
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11/10/09 3:25:25 AM#5
I'm going to reserve my answer until I've played through the game completely at least twice. If the game really is different both times, then I'll be all for their idea. If it is the exact same game but the "hate" meter at the bottom of the NPC paperdoll is different, then I'll be sorely disappointed. |
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Wizardry
Hard Core Member
Joined: 8/27/04
Remove quests,bosses and trigger them back in is called Dynamic events now?lol..i think not. |
11/10/09 3:57:15 AM#6
Originally posted by Toquio3 WOW are you serious?I didn't know they did that with the game,that is real sad money grinding.Funny when i keep hearing all this SOE hate,and i see so many developers raping or ripping off their player base. Did they at least announce on the package that you had to pay to get the whole game?imo they are not extras they are the game and are trying to grind more money out of you.IMO it is grounds to ask for a refund,no way a game should be asking for more money after you already purchased it,i don't care how they try to disguise it,it is still a lie and bs. The more i read into EA the more i realize what a crooked operation they are.They are trying to recoup that 400 million they spent buying PLAYFISH by layoffs[nice way to reward your employees who helped to make you millions] saving 100 million and ways like this to grind more money out of their faithful customers.IMO EA deserves a slap a good one ,try not supporting them for their antics,it is a good way to send the message LOUD and clear. http://www.youtube.com/user/Napolianboo#p/u/15/rCYLLQCNc1w |
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11/10/09 4:05:02 AM#7
Originally posted by Toquio3
Yeah companies have been overdoing it with DLC lately, it's the new trend. But Bioware isn't the first doing that. So far I like Dragon Age quite a lot. I really hope they do some more DLC or expansion but at reasonable prices. It would be nice to move on with your character. |
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11/10/09 4:17:14 AM#8
Originally posted by Wizardry WOW are you serious?I didn't know they did that with the game,that is real sad money grinding.Funny when i keep hearing all this SOE hate,and i see so many developers raping or ripping off their player base. Did they at least announce on the package that you had to pay to get the whole game?imo they are not extras they are the game and are trying to grind more money out of you.IMO it is grounds to ask for a refund,no way a game should be asking for more money after you already purchased it,i don't care how they try to disguise it,it is still a lie and bs. The more i read into EA the more i realize what a crooked operation they are.They are trying to recoup that 400 million they spent buying PLAYFISH by layoffs[nice way to reward your employees who helped to make you millions] saving 100 million and ways like this to grind more money out of their faithful customers.IMO EA deserves a slap a good one ,try not supporting them for their antics,it is a good way to send the message LOUD and clear.
Thats why I refuse to buy dragon age, Im not spending 60 bucks and have them nickle and dime another 40 out of me by the time its all said and done. Ill just wait until the price drops enough to where i can get all of the game for less than 60. What their doing is a massive rape job and people dont care. Elder scrolls online: Voice your concerns here :http://www.zenimax.com/contact.php |
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11/10/09 7:09:40 AM#9
Dragon Age is an excellent game. I haven't had this much fun since Mass Effect. If SW: TOR is as good as Dragon Age, they have a hell of a good game on their hands. My website is closed temporarily. Hopefully it will only be a short delay. |
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11/10/09 7:12:44 AM#10
Originally posted by Moirae Ditto “If I discover within myself a desire which no experience in this world can satisfy, the most probable explanation is that I was made for another world” |
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11/10/09 7:20:45 AM#11
I really enjoy the combat system in DA:O. While there are many aspects that have been well done, I do enjoy challenging combat. Reminds me a bit of Baldur's Gate (minor spoilers below)
Just did the Chantry quest where you have to go and check up on refugees. Keeping them all alive without Wynne in your group was quite challenging. But combination of sleep, grease and fireballs won the day. Along with Arrow of Slaying. Also enjoyed the fight against Revenant near the Place of Power in the forest. This no doubt is the hardest of them all, as he also have a mage ally. Just a tip, no point doing these Revenants too early in the game. Other boss fights like Corrupted Spider Queen were nicely done.
"The person who experiences greatness must have a feeling for the myth he is in." |
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11/10/09 7:47:50 AM#12
Originally posted by toddze
Thats why I refuse to buy dragon age, Im not spending 60 bucks and have them nickle and dime another 40 out of me by the time its all said and done. Ill just wait until the price drops enough to where i can get all of the game for less than 60. What their doing is a massive rape job and people dont care.
I agree with your sentiment, and this sort of thing makes the hair on the back of my neck stand up.
But having said that, the system from what i have seen so far, only prolonges gameplay, and I believe you can buy some armour. Without touching the DLC, the game is much larger than Mass Effect, and you certainly don't need anything in the DLC to play. So if you liked Mass Effect, you get more out of Dragon's Age without using the extra content. I personally don't understand what people are getting out of the service for now. Later on, when there is a lot of content, I guess it would be like buying an expansion, while keeping your character, which I don't have a problem with personally. |
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talismen351
Apprentice Member
Joined: 11/01/07
"Easy" only equals "better" for crack addicts and MMORPG developers. |
11/10/09 8:05:30 AM#13
Dragon age, not a bad game. Not 'the greatest RPG ever' as it is being called. Story is OK...kinda gets boring after 5 minutes of the same person blathering on with some boring speach about being a$$raped by the blight. I as many others was not too impressed to see that after bying the game...there was 'premium content' which would force me to couph up another 20-40 bucks. I can understand this content being added later for players to buy...as a mini-expansion. But to seriously have it available to buy on the first day of release is a pathetic money grab. Saying they essencially held back some content of the the game, while developing it to add this extra content. This tells the customer...$60 isn't enouph for the full game, $100 is more worth it. As for my hope of SWtOR, I kinda hafta hold back on excitment for now. Are we gonna see ourselves paying $60 for the game, $15 for the monthly charge and an extra $20 every month or so to keep up on 'Premium content'? |
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11/10/09 8:26:03 AM#14
Originally posted by talismen351
I find it pathetic when posters flat out lie to try and justify their position. The total cost of premium content is $7.00 US, and that is for the Warden's Keep. The Stone Prisoner and Blood Dragon Armor are included with every new retail purchase, no additional charge.
Also, the reason that 'The Stone Prisoner' and 'The Warden's Keep' are available at launch is because EA delayed the PC release to that of the consoles.If the PC version was released earlier this year as intended by Bioware, then everyone would be paying for $15 US for the 'The Stone Prisoner' instead of having it included in the retail price of the game. |
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RavingRabbid
Novice Member
Joined: 10/11/09
Remember Rabbids cant play MMO's, but they can dance! |
11/10/09 8:30:43 AM#15
Bioware has always done a great job of telling a story...something i personally look forwad to in games. MMO's are supposed ot have stories but too many have gotten away from it. (AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH dances with Asoka Tano) Everyone on MMORPG.com before every thread put the letters IMO as you and I dont speak for the gaming community or anyone else. Playing: SWTOR, Eve Online, and World of Tanks. |
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11/10/09 8:32:46 AM#16
Originally posted by talismen351
Don't buy it and forget about it...are you that dense? lol "Mom, I play Tera for the gameplay I swear!!" http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O-2paFdRw_U |
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11/10/09 8:42:03 AM#17
For about a year now, I've been saying that TOR will be incorporating MT in the form of content. DA:O just tends to confirm that .However, I don't believe there will be a monthly fee also, just having to pay for content. Bioware has dropped hints about this before, and now I am more convinced than ever. |
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11/10/09 8:45:30 AM#18
As long as there is good multiplayer experiences, I wouldn't mind a subscription fee. But if the game is mostly a single-player phased/instanced story, then I'll probably pass if there is a sub fee. |
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11/10/09 8:46:54 AM#19
Originally posted by toddze
Thats why I refuse to buy dragon age, Im not spending 60 bucks and have them nickle and dime another 40 out of me by the time its all said and done. Ill just wait until the price drops enough to where i can get all of the game for less than 60. What their doing is a massive rape job and people dont care.
Exactly, just wait for the value pack where they have the original and all the add on packs for $30. |
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11/10/09 11:31:28 AM#20
Originally posted by toddze
Thats why I refuse to buy dragon age, Im not spending 60 bucks and have them nickle and dime another 40 out of me by the time its all said and done. Ill just wait until the price drops enough to where i can get all of the game for less than 60. What their doing is a massive rape job and people dont care. I think the CE (Download version) actually gives you the current DLC for free since you do not receive the other items that are in an actual box, so spending $10 extra isn't bad. You don't have to buy the DLC if you don't want to, I did, but that's because I was so impressed with the game I felt they deserved my money for current and future DLC for the game. Linear, nickle and dime, these mean nothing to me after playing and beating the game four times unlocking every possible ending the game has to offer and seeing and reading how my actions actually affected the end. Still after all of this (59/87 achievements) I am only 70% though the content. This to me means I was able to play the game multiple times and continue enjoying every second of it. I didn't feel like quiting, not once did I get tired of it, the replay value alone was worth the initial purchase, if they feel they want to charge for future DLC, my only favor would be to ask it be as great as everything I have experienced with the current game so far. In all honesty I thought this game to be better then KOTOR, I for one am happy the morality system was not in place, your actions couldn't be summed up as good or bad until you actually got to the end and seen every small and large choice and how it exactly affected what happens. This to me is an RPG, even after playing the game four times I feel like playing it more, if SW:TOR can match this game in depth and replay value I will gladly support BioWare if they can deliver an experience that keeps me wanting more. I should also mention I'm usually the type of person to play a game through once, I never really cared about other possible outcomes, "what would have happened if" so to speak. BioWare you're the boss. |
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