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Post by Deleted on Aug 17, 2021 12:42:02 GMT
I don't know, I miss Dragon Age being successful, and I really miss the watercolor world that felt real. Um, when did DA stop being successful? Their latest game was their most successful one ever. Yes, and many people hated it out of the gate and still think of it as the worst of the 3 DA games. I am one of them. DAI is just ok for me dawg, it is barely a single player experience. Financial success in the moment doesn't always pan out. See BioWare, CDPR, now Blizzard. Make shit, prepare to eventually get to eat it. BioWare has a lot of eating to do.
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Post by Hanako Ikezawa on Aug 17, 2021 17:12:37 GMT
Um, when did DA stop being successful? Their latest game was their most successful one ever. Yes, and many people hated it out of the gate and still think of it as the worst of the 3 DA games. I am one of them. DAI is just ok for me dawg, it is barely a single player experience. Financial success in the moment doesn't always pan out. See BioWare, CDPR, now Blizzard. Make shit, prepare to eventually get to eat it. BioWare has a lot of eating to do. A lot more people loved it than hated it, so no it was successful in that way too.
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Post by Deleted on Aug 17, 2021 17:22:20 GMT
Yes, and many people hated it out of the gate and still think of it as the worst of the 3 DA games. I am one of them. DAI is just ok for me dawg, it is barely a single player experience. Financial success in the moment doesn't always pan out. See BioWare, CDPR, now Blizzard. Make shit, prepare to eventually get to eat it. BioWare has a lot of eating to do. A lot more people loved it than hated it, so no it was successful in that way too. Absolutely. However, it left a very bad taste in my mouth. They sold the game as "Developed on PC for PC" and we initially got a very bad console port that made certain playstyles very difficult to play with MKB. It was the lie, following what I felt was betrayal with ME3 endings... it left a mark that hasn't gone anywhere and has prevented EA/BioWare from getting money from me unless at steep discount. I did end up buying Andromeda for $5. I bought the Inquisition DLCs for like $15 or something, when there was a sale on them as a bundle. I passed easily on Anthem, a game I was fairly interested in but waited to see the product first... lolnupe. In that time, I bought Titanfall2 on Steam when it was about $5, and that's it for EA as a publisher. I have bought a bunch of AAA titles from other publishers though, and full-price for a couple of them, regrettably CP2077 included. I am not saying you can't like the game. I am saying there was damage done, and the damage is done.
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Post by gervaise21 on Aug 17, 2021 17:29:56 GMT
Yes, and many people hated it out of the gate and still think of it as the worst of the 3 DA games. A lot more people loved it than hated it, so no it was successful in that way too. Didn't it win Game of the Year? I know some people have said it didn't have much competition that year but even so, clearly some critics must have loved it too. I would say each of the DA games had their strengths and weaknesses. DAO is still my favourite but DA2 suffered from an extremely short development time, which accounts for most of the things people didn't like about the game, otherwise it might have had a better reception at its release and it has grown on me over time. The main problem I had with DAI was some of the huge open world spaces that to be honest were tedious to cross, particularly the Hissing Wastes, yet felt compelled to do so on foot so I didn't miss potential companion banter. Other people like exploring just for the sake of it but I always tend to feel that when your character has a job to do, like saving the world, I just want to get on with it. I don't mind hunting for clues, information or items that are relevant to that but most of the time in DAI we were just making collections that didn't lead anywhere or if they did, as with the occulara, by the time we got there the boss fight was underwhelming as we were too powerful for them (so on all subsequent play throughs I just ignored them).
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