Dragon Age 3: Inquisition

[Gy-DoL]

se è come l'1 che stò giocando adesso non dovrebbe essere male...

tra l'altro con la vers.ultimate che ho comprato mi continua a dare errori con i DLC "unable to load area" e non me ne carica uno pd !

[7b04a7165e84518ba0d4ced69e457db7 (cloud wallace)]

temo fortemente che la via intrapresa col 2 rimarrà, ossia "famolo semplice con 3 abilità in croce per personaggio così ci giocano anche sulle console". o almeno questo è quello che si intuisce dai vari video di gameplay visti fino ad oggi
no thx

[Lucasart]

Scordatevi il primo, hanno già detto che dovrebbe rifarsi al modello di Skyrim con party, quindi vedremo un DA2 con un mondo più grande e vuoto

[Ganker]

e perché? non credo che possano migliorarlo tanto

prima lo fanno uscire prima ce ne dimentichiamo

perchè uscendo contemporanemente a tw3 potremo apprezzarne ancora di più i difetti

[Lucasart]

Nuove info:

1. There will be 5 regions in Dragon Age: Inquisition: Fereldan, The Free Marches, Orlais, Nevarra and the Dales:
-2 of the areas you can expect to visit are; a war-torn region in Orlais and an elven burial ground, known as the Emerald Graves.
-The Emerald Graves, according to executive producer Mark Darrah, is where the Dalish Elves planted one tree for every soldier killed in the Exalted Marches.
-According to the magazine, while enemy levels don't scale to your characters, you can affect environmental changes to drastically influence local settlements, establish trade routes, capture territory and disrupt the local ecosystem.
-Wild flora and fauna, useful for crafting can be hunted to scarcity, allowing other species to proliferate.
-Defeating intelligent enemies like bandits or dragons will have a significant effect on a given region.

2. Dragon Age Inquisition Companions:

-There will be no DLC Companions: According to Creative Director Mike Laidlaw: "Because of how deeply enmeshed in the system companion characters are, we can't just add them on the fly; part of them has to be shipped on the disc...which was led to criticism that we're forcing people to pay for content they already own. It's not the case, but we've decided this time to not go that route. There will be no DLC party members."
-Solas is an apostate and an expert on the Fade.
The Iron Bull is confirmed as a companion, who is described as "a one-eyed mercenary and outcast from the Qunari faith"
-Sera is confirmed as a companion, and is described as "an elven archer. Little is known about them [referring to both Sera and the Iron Bull] at this point, particularly Sera, who turned up seemingly on accident during one of several combat demonstrations..."

3. The Dialogue Wheel:

-"We have three wheels that we use in response to any given piece of dialogue" says Gaider. "One of those is what we call the 'tone wheel', which is mostly for role-playing choices. The other two are the 'choice wheel'- for taking an action or stating an opinion-and the 'reaction wheel,' for emotional moments"

4. The Inquisitor:

-There will be 4 voices for the Inquisitor 2 for each gender, for all races
-To address why the same voices apply to all races, Mike Laidlaw made the following statement: "It's a matter of file size...if we were to have eight voices, two for each race, we would be shipping on 14 discs or something. We figured that with four voices, that would give players enough options while staying within our size limitations"
-Bioware is currently exploring options to differentiate the voices, like changing the pitch of the audio.
-The Prologue Section (or the "Origin" section" will be the same for all players. The player's appearance, class and dialogue responses during the prologue section will fill in the details, presumably of the Inquisitor's background, and in particular inform how other characters respond to you throughout the story.
-The Inquisitor is the sole survivor of a reality-shattering event which results in the Fade tearing opening throughout Thedas.
-"Presumbly as a result [of the Fade tearing open throughout Thedas], you're also endowed with a singular ability: you can close these rifts wherever they appear throughout the continent."

5. Endings:

-"Bioware is promising a staggering 40 possible endings for the game, dependent not only on choices made in character generation but by actions taken throughout the storyline. [Mark] Darrah stresses, however, that the endings will all be meaningfully different from one another. You won't find 40 endings with only slight degrees of variation between them."

6. Customization:

-Armour weights are no longer class specific. Meaning a rogue can wear a mage's robes, and a mage can wear a warrior's armour. The magazine speculates the penalties will be similar to the fatigue penalties used in DA: Origins

7. Other information:

-There will be a jar of bees, which can be used as a combat item which according to Bioware: "You throw it, the jar breaks open, and little bees fly around stinging your opponents."

3. The Dialogue Wheel:

-"We have three wheels

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[raz3r]

Andrò contro corrente ma ho un hype a mille per questo gioco, Origins era veramente bello, lo so non dovrei ma io ci spero in un degno successore T_T

[Lucasart]

Quella delle relazioni romantiche sembra ormai una strada a senso unico per BioWare, dopo l'esperienza accumulata con la trilogia di Mass Effect anche il nuovo Dragon Age: Inquisition godrà di una maggiore complessità sentimentale rispetto al passato. Sarà possibile instaurare una relazione convenzionale, ma anche perdere la testa per un mortale nemico, o fare pazzie con qualche amico. Gli sviluppatori non hanno fornito ulteriori dettagli sulle potenziali prede, esclusi Cullen e Cassandra Pantaghast.

Gioite

[dimebag]

Ma basta.

[Alanesh]

fap <3

[Brom]

fare pazzie con qualche amico

[Lucasart]

Praticamente, vedi un npc o un mob?
Puoi far partire l'opzione "scopaggio selvaggio"

[The.End]

cosi je lo poi BUTTArEEEeEE!!!!!!

[D1ablo (|Di@blo|)]

Andrò contro corrente ma ho un hype a mille per questo gioco, Origins era veramente bello, lo so non dovrei ma io ci spero in un degno successore T_T

beato te, io origin l'ho adorato ma il 2 mi ha annientato psicologicamente tipo un jaw ai campi di concentramento

[Lucasart]

Comunque, queste sono altre nuove info:

Adventuring

The Frostbite engine allows Dragon Age: Inquisition to implement and use big spaces. Players will travel through multiple regions, similarly to Origins of a fast-travel across the nation. The developers have kept three goals in mind:

1. Area Variety. Keep the environments fresh and organic for the player to explore.
   
2. Make the areas significant. “Why is the Inquisitor here?” Each place has purpose.
   
3. Re-discover discovery. Allowing players to traverse the world in any direction they want to go.
   

The Inquisitor will experience and shape the world through directly influencing the world. With the antagonist hidden and an environment clouded in conspiracy, soldiers are uprooting evildoers at your command and the Inquisition is gaining prestige and power. Your party is the “vanguard” that heads change. By sending troops to fix towers and gain extra areas, your power rises. You, as the Inquisitor, have very unique abilities, involved with closing the rifts, that no other man or woman can do. It’s up to you how to handle the chaos in the world.

Because of multiple regions, every level offers its own challenge. Enemies are unique to the ecosystem, while environmental elements like desert ruins or the coastline with steep hills offer different conflict.

Highlands

A snowy area where “something goes wrong” and may force conflict with the Red Templars (templars influenced by red, raw lyrium). The location is not simply a small camp - it’s a territory strongly owned and enforced by the Red Templars. The Inquisition’s job, if the player chooses to engage this area at all, is to keep the front moving into this entrenched area by slowly pushing up the mountain.

The main base of operations is protected in the back. War camps protect the front. Red crystals scatter across the snowy fields. It’s impossible to freely roam this area, as the soldiers litter across the war camps, until the Inquisitor and armies complete certain tasks to alleviate the Red Templar command.

Highlands is a Tier-2 encounter, scripted like a puzzle. They are not simple highwaymen walking down some path; it’s an army. The Red Templar faction is a full force, dabbling in powerful lyrium and gaining new powers. However, it’s hard to leave them alone, as their base is a big supply position and its continued presence will only help the Red Templars thrive.

Beyond the Red Templars, the Behemoth will be a challenging opponent. A great creature of raw, red power that influences the environment around it. As it will stand firm, with the help of other templars to distract, it’s up to the Inquisitor’s judgement how to handle such a strong opponent.

The quest line is a terrible risk, but the prize… “You may have gone somewhere else entirely. Like not going to this area at all, but still progressing in this part of the game.” You can drive the story without needing to stop to help at every turn, though it may help the Inquisition for better purposes. Gold is the most immediate treasure, but influence and a new location of a good supply position will help. Your choice.

(Small note: A character from The Masked Empire will appear in the Highlands. It apparently makes sense that they are present.)

Hunting and Gathering

If you want to go dragon hunting, you can. If you want to pick herbs, you can. If you want to hunt deer or nugs (HOW DARE YOU), you can.

Keep in mind that ecosystems deplete over time, if you hastily wipe out an area. Sometimes you will have to wait for certain areas to repopulate. The developers are not encouraging grinding/farming in these systems, but to make sure that the ecosystem is organic to how an area would naturally feel.

Kill a few wolves. Let them live. Come back a few times every now and then, and you get a new coat. Maybe down the line, you’ll make a pair of shoes.

But, kill them all at the same time and you might wait be out of luck the next time you need fancy armor.

Short Things

• Elfroot is rare
  
• Specific kills against a creature faction will benefit combat against that faction in the future
  
• "Big *** creepy spiders" are in caves. And possibly in crates. Do not open. (You’ve been warned)
  
• Time to crate, a term to describe “how long does your game manage until you have to break a crate”
  
• A Moment for Combat
  

Traps, stealth, and abilities were improved to help preemptively plan for battle. Walls of ice (edit: magically made ice walls) and blockades will force archers to move into line of sight.

Dragons

Dragons are designed to rip your head off. Good luck getting in direct contact enough to swing a blade, as they are terrifyingly difficult encounters. In most cases, you will target the limbs enough to attack the head. Dragons have dynamic flight patterns, where it adjusts to certain details: your health, your in-combat/out-of-combat status, and your location. However, dragons are not simply generating out of the sky; each dragon is an individually scripted encounter. It exists for its environment.

Preparing to kill a dragon is your first step. Gearing and preparing your party is second. Dragon hunting alone is giving yourself quests, as many prerequisites exist to not get utterly torched by one.

Quick tip: THE FLOOR IS LAVA.

Ah, well. Not really. Just a tip that dragons can scorch the earth and its fire can damage an Inquisitor’s pretty feet.

DA Keep

The free, web-based experience Keep will “allow you to shape and share your experiences”. The best part of Keep is its ability to help discover and illustrate new areas that the player may have not seen before. Developers are happy with using Keep, as it builds confidence in making sure it’s not detrimental whether the player has or has not played Origins or 2. Going into the future, the Keep will be an effective tool in helping players import worlds and share stories with others.

Quick Answers

Happenings outside the DA games franchise (i.e books, movies) will relate in the timeline of all events. - Mike Laidlaw, said right before The Masked Empire being referenced in Inquisition

Day and Night cycles? No, as it is driven by story. Not on a dynamic system, as a stylistic choice. This way, different environments can have very strong atmosphere and mood in sync with the crafted music and script. On a long term basis, however, it is something the developers may look into.

Weather changes? Yes, as demonstrated by the rain in the Dragon Age: World of Thedas environmental trailer.

Overworld travel map is currently instant-fast travel between nations. Random encounters experienced in between fast-travel, like Origin’s system, is still being investigated and nailed down by the developers. The issue is that entering an area involves scripted encounters for your base. The context of the game has changed so much that it feels unnecessary, but is still being evaluated for Inquisition.

Elements from the novel Asunder will, at the very least, be explored. At least one character from Asunder will appear.

No MMO planned, as of now. While they do have gameplay fundamentals mirroring MMO-mechanics, they want to concentrate on building story. Experience is for “one player coordinating actions of the party”.

Scouts are sent out to show possible places to overtake, like old keeps or outposts. They will tell you the initial storyline and purpose/advantage for the Inquisitor to venture out. These bases captured will be safe harbors for that regional area, once claimed.

[Ganker]

hanno capito che ormai chi compra i loro giochi lo fà sopratutto per quello, bella merda

[waddafak]

beato te, io origin l'ho adorato ma il 2 mi ha annientato psicologicamente tipo un jaw ai campi di concentramento

dimmi che non l'hai scritto davvero

[Lucasart]

Rivelata la cover:

Spoiler

[The.End]

un'armatura decente

[Grismi]

non è malaccio la copertina, peccato che le palette usate siano totalmente diverse da quelle del gioco