Night Goat
The Immovable Autism
Sounds very Codexian. What's the problem?
Gaider said more about it, and went full retard later saying things that you only think you saw her dying but you never saw the body, etc. But I can't find it now.
It was a game of hot potato where they always told fans, "Next game your choices will matter."
We'll see though. Mass Effect 3 and Dragon Age II didn't tank but word of mouth had a noticeably adverse effect on sales.
I agree that you definitely don't need to have C&C that carries over from the previous game, but they really shot themselves on the foot here for no reason. They already had their game take place in a different place with different characters and (from what I understand) made the story so that the events of DA:O could be just left in the background for flavor. There's nothing wrong with that, and it allows you to include save importing without having to make drastic changes to the story or the game world based on the player's choices in the first game, or at least have a self-contained story while keeping whatever the player did in the first game as canon. And then they go forward and include a fairly unimportant and possibly dead character from the previous game for no real reason whatsoever (I'm not counting fan (dis)service as a real reason), thus ruining any sense of continuity the game might've had otherwise. It's just an incredibly dumb thing to do.To be honest it's actually a fault in Bioware not communicating properly what they want to do with DA series and people expecting cross-game CnC because of Mass Effect. I mean the same stuff happened in Baldur's Gate. All of your party members could die, you could recruit or not many characters, yet the game assumed that no party member died in BG 1, and your endgame party consisted of Imoen, Dynaheir, Minsc, Jaheira and Khalid. Since every game is selv-contained (each having different MC and stuff) it's not that wrong to not include cross-game CnC.
Spiderweb.
SWTOR wasn't just for the Bioware fanbase - it also had the much larger Star Wars fanbase, and the mmorpg fanbase. It was also released before the Mass Effect 3 debacle, so Bioware only had one really bad game under its belt. And yet, the vast majority of SWTOR players still jumped ship after a couple months.Depends on how much of the BioWare fanbase still exists (going by SWTOR, there is still a sizable fanbase). On another forum I visit, there is one remaining Biodrone who is so delusional, and claims that DA:I will be RPGgoty. Despite all the things DA:I has that are going against it. BioWare could take a dump in a box, and they would still hail it as the upcoming GOTY.
LGBT people only make up about 3.4 percent of the American population, and some of them will be rightfully offended by Bioware's obvious pandering and one-dimensional stereotypes.Now with BioWare's new LGBT fanbase, I fear this game will do well regardless of quality.
One thing I will have for sure, when I have kids and have to put them on daycare, I will fucking wanna know if the teacher is a Biodrone. This is just so fucked up in so many levels that I don't know what to say.All this talk about the special snowflakes at the BSN made me think it's high time we had another round of choice confessions. Therefore, I combed through the depths of tumblr & lost precious sanity points to bring you these gems
This is true, I know someone who is LGBT. And he is pretty damn unhappy of how BioWare is treating the whole situation. Pandering, poorly implemented stereotypes, and attempts at being white knighted by BioWare does offend him.LGBT people only make up about 3.4 percent of the American population, and some of them will be rightfully offended by Bioware's obvious pandering and one-dimensional stereotypes.
This is true, I know someone who is LGBT. And he is pretty damn unhappy of how BioWare is treating the whole situation. Pandering, poorly implemented stereotypes, and attempts at being white knighted by BioWare does offend him.LGBT people only make up about 3.4 percent of the American population, and some of them will be rightfully offended by Bioware's obvious pandering and one-dimensional stereotypes.
That said, if you look at BSN nowadays, the demand and interest for gay romances seem to far outweigh the demand/interest for straight romances.
Makes sense, considering game "romances" are for little girls and Bioware "RPGs" aren't that rad with straight ones as it is with mentally ill, given their content.That said, if you look at BSN nowadays, the demand and interest for gay romances seem to far outweigh the demand/interest for straight romances.
Well, on the one hand DA2 did have one Brienne of Tarth knock-off. On the other hand:You obviously didn't play DA2 which had a certain female soldier. She surely din't have her tits hanging out and mocked the PC if they tried to flirt with her. <>
And now you understand what queerbaiting is.This is true, I know someone who is LGBT. And he is pretty damn unhappy of how BioWare is treating the whole situation. Pandering, poorly implemented stereotypes, and attempts at being white knighted by BioWare does offend him.LGBT people only make up about 3.4 percent of the American population, and some of them will be rightfully offended by Bioware's obvious pandering and one-dimensional stereotypes.
Yup, they are completely clueless. I have been called a homophobe for calling BioWare out for their poor implementation of LGBT. Despite the fact htat I specifically discuss the poor writing, and also give examples of well written LGBT characters and praise the good writing on those characters.Biodrones seriously think that Bioware's gaysploitation in the form of low brow tacked on gay "romances" is a good portrayal of homosexuality/lesbianism, lmfao.
Then again, these same gaggle of morons think their portrayal of women is better than in other games,despite the fact that their female character designs are on par with Dead or Alive or Ninja Gaiden(meanwhile all those "dumb" "dudebro" shooters like Halo and Gears have women in proper gear).
That said, if you look at BSN nowadays, the demand and interest for gay romances seem to far outweigh the demand/interest for straight romances.
Please tell me that is a mod.. I don't remember her wearing that.. in Dragon Age 2.. Actually I don't remember anything from Dragon Age 2 except pain and sadness.
To be the devils advocate here I have nothing against the concept of romance in computer games, but I wish there would one (maximum two in some games, if you include female pc). So the romance would be really long and also had influence on the plot.