Bioware: Wait for Dragon Age 2 Details Before Judging
Hold your horses, well, your dragons.
People have apparently been reacting negatively to early and scant information regarding Dragon Age 2, the sequel to Bioware's immensley successful... Dragon-based game.
One of the main changes is the lack of customisation options allowed for main character, Hawke. Well, acording to Neoseeker, David Gaider, lead writer on the series, has commented on the early moaning as follows:
"People appear to be acting as if the scant details we've revealed are all they'll ever learn about the game ever, and they're thus required to render judgment immediately," he says.
"You're really not. You might, in fact, want to see exactly how we're implementing these features you dislike and seeing for yourself whether they differ from, say, Mass Effect's. There are similarities, of course, but there are also differences."
Are you a Dragon Age fan? Amused or appalled by what you've heard? Tell us in the comments below.
He later remarks they're certainly not using Mass Effect's exact implementation or even overall style.
One of the main changes is the lack of customisation options allowed for main character, Hawke. Well, acording to Neoseeker, David Gaider, lead writer on the series, has commented on the early moaning as follows:
"People appear to be acting as if the scant details we've revealed are all they'll ever learn about the game ever, and they're thus required to render judgment immediately," he says.
"You're really not. You might, in fact, want to see exactly how we're implementing these features you dislike and seeing for yourself whether they differ from, say, Mass Effect's. There are similarities, of course, but there are also differences."
Are you a Dragon Age fan? Amused or appalled by what you've heard? Tell us in the comments below.
He later remarks they're certainly not using Mass Effect's exact implementation or even overall style.
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Tone 14 Jul 2010 07:54
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i reckon they will copy mass affect then if you cant change your appearances, frankly im not reeeeeeeeeeeeally too bothered by the fact that you cant customise your character as long as they game is as god as th first.