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I don't get it though, I mean, he's at least as white as IrenaeusHe himself delivers some epic quotes.
I think it's a dry German humor.I didn't even know who David Gayder is. He wrote the awesome story for Dragon Age? And now he is going to kickstart a revival of "true" Dragon Age games for the many fans? Rest In Peace Bro
You think the story for DA:O was awesome? What the fuck are you smoking?
And your evidence for this is what exactly?
Check out how EA's stock did since Inquisition was released.
Bioware is too far gone.i cant tell if this is incline or not
But my evidence is quite simply, they've completely gone silent on the DA franchise, there's no sequels planned, multiplayer is basically dead (not that it ever was alive), there's no community activity since months ago, the "complete edition" of the game was out two months after the last DLC was released and is already at 50% off. They're wrapping this franchise up for the foreseeable future.
I don't get it though, I mean, he's at least as white as IrenaeusHe himself delivers some epic quotes.
How about we all say this: "racism sucks
I didn't even know who David Gayder is. He wrote the awesome story for Dragon Age? And now he is going to kickstart a revival of "true" Dragon Age games for the many fans? Rest In Peace Bro
About Gayder: bye bye, faggot.
I want to play crpgs where companions dont say at every conversation how they want to be fucked in ass by hero.
I'm not sure which parts of BG2's he designed (unless you already know) because he wasn't lead design. But he was lead designed of Throne of Bhaal.Athkatla >> any other city in any game I have ever played.
Didn't know that this was Gaider's work.
I'm not sure which parts of BG2's he designed (unless you already know) because he wasn't lead design. But he was lead designed of Throne of Bhaal.Athkatla >> any other city in any game I have ever played.
Didn't know that this was Gaider's work.
...Which... I still haven't played. I've done both BG1 and BG2 but I wanted to do a BGTutu run-through for the entire 'trilogy' but I burnt out... But perhaps I will try again. Wild Mage of course. Was turned into a Squirrel last time I played
Stop triggering meI'm not sure which parts of BG2's he designed (unless you already know) because he wasn't lead design. But he was lead designed of Throne of Bhaal.Athkatla >> any other city in any game I have ever played.
Didn't know that this was Gaider's work.
...Which... I still haven't played. I've done both BG1 and BG2 but I wanted to do a BGTutu run-through for the entire 'trilogy' but I burnt out... But perhaps I will try again. Wild Mage of course. Was turned into a Squirrel last time I played
You could try the EE trilogy for the Avellone-approved expansion.
And have romance with the other wild mage while you're at it.
Well yeah, it's probably going to take another three years for another to come out. In the meantime, they want all fan focus on Andromeda.
Gonna look forward to the "I told ya so" when the next DA is announced.
Kindred spirits, breaking their shackles
You can actually see MCA's single manly tear on the sticky note there.
Well yeah, it's probably going to take another three years for another to come out. In the meantime, they want all fan focus on Andromeda.
Gonna look forward to the "I told ya so" when the next DA is announced.
I hope you'll get the chance, because I'd like to see what they do for a fourth game with another lead writer and maybe even some fresh ideas. My enthusiasm is only dampened by what is EA corporate and nu-Bioware.
I'm not a hater, hell I bought DA:I hoping it was going to be good. Turned out I didn't appreciate it much, but I wasn't hoping for it to fail. I also noticed that asides from the Biodrones, not a lot of people liked DA:I. Anecdotal, but there's just no DA:I community outside the Bioware forums. There's no modding, there's no multiplayer enthusiasm and there isn't anyone talking about it (outside this fine forum)
Producing games for these EA/Bioware is a lot like how movie studios approach things. They'd rather bet on a safe thing than just about anything else and they're always looking for the biggest profit. A known IP is better than a new IP any day for corporate, so there's hope for a new DA.
From where I'm sitting it looks like Bioware corporate has decided to pause the DA franchise until further notice. But perhaps you're right, you make a perfectly reasonable argument.
You should probably give up all optimism - while I'm no longer based in Edmonton, I lived there most of my life and knew a number of the guys that worked on the older games. Pretty much no one of relevance is left, so you should abandon any hope you had of even small fragment of the elements you used to enjoy in past Bioware games being implemented in anything they do going forward. Lukas Kristjanson is around but lets be real, he's not a good writer. His juvenile work had some charm in BG2 but he's responsible for garbage like Sera in the DA:I.