[HO] Dragon Age 2

coromiba escribió:El gameplay que vi no me gusto nada de nada, parecia un juego de accion tipo Dynasty Warrior o cosas asi, aun asi lo espero con ganas y espero que no me defraude.

cloud_cato escribió:Pues será porq yo no he jugado a la primera parte....

cloud_cato escribió:Si las dibujas tu misma, tienen mucho mérito Narcyl, haces un gran trabajo

Unsurprisingly, Dragon Age 2 will feature some manifestation of "Project Ten Dollar" (an incentive to buy EA's games new) akin to Mass Effect 2's bonus content delivery system, the Cerberus Network. "We will be doing that," executive producer Mark Darrah confirmed to Joystiq during a recent press preview of the game. "We haven't announced what's in it, but it'll definitely be something kind of in that Cerberus vein where there will be additional content."

Speaking of Dragon Age 2 DLC in general (and not necessarily just the freebie content), Darrah said we could expect to see a boost in quality over the Dragon Age: Origins DLC, which prompted complaints about a limited scope and areas being recycled from the main game. He assured us that the sequel's add-ons would be more unique: "What we're doing with the DLC in Dragon Age 2 is making it larger; so it'll be bigger teams, more unique environments, more unique creatures -- so that it gets the attention it deserves to get."

BioWare intends to offer free DLC to early birds as well, with pre-orders of Dragon Age 2 being upgraded to the BioWare Signature Edition at no extra charge. Dragon Age 2 will launch on Xbox 360, PlayStation 3 and PC on March 8, 2011.

Here are the details:

* The story begins at the same time as its predecessor. The new hero is on the run, while the gray guards fight at the other end of Ferelden against the dark brood.

* The story focuses on how Hawke over several decades, rising to the great heroes of Ferelden. The developers avail themselves of a narrative tricks. Thus, the history between the chapters of two other characters says: Cassandra expressed interest in the life of Hawke and get a history of dwarfs Varric says.

* Although the hero is prefabricated, the player can also choose between the warrior, mage and rogue. New abilities are discovered, and especially the warriors at the villains. The latter has ninja-like talent, which is due to the faster combat system.

* The hero now has a voice which monotonous conversations are likely a thing of the past. Additionally, brought up in the dialogues selectable responses with a symbol that indicates whether what is said is peaceful, dramatic or aggressive. Responses can have an impact on the image within the group. Those answers are provided with a special icon.

* The Angzeige for life, magic and energy now consists of normal beams instead of the confusing half circles around the character portrait.

* The system of acquirable skills through the level rise has also changed. Thus, these no longer arranged in consecutive groups of four, but are closer to a tree with branches. Individual talent can now upgrade also, so you can at the Inferno spell - increase the radius - which triggers a firestorm.

Narcyl escribió:yo si prefiero ese sistema de frases, es como en mass effect te dicen las cosas claras y le das mas personalizacion a tu personaje ya que en este hablara con voz propia, etc....

si pusieran todas las frases como en dao tu personaje seria de nuevo mudo y para mi quita inmersion dentro del juego.

goldenaxeband escribió:Revelado un nuevo personaje de Dragon Age 2:

Words are his trade, exaggeration his specialty—Varric can make or break a legend without lifting a finger. Born into a merchant guild, Varric never knew a dwarven homeland, and has never worked the Stone. He prefers a warm tavern fire, a mug that never empties, a willing audience, and an unwilling subject. He can spin a grand story of Ancestors and Paragons—or anything you like—but it’s not out of reverence. Truth is just another commodity. History is written by the victors, but it can also be written by Varric, who then decides the victors. If you want profit, look to his brother, Bartrand, a scoundrel with a true head for business. But if you want to be remembered, Varric is your man.

Fuente: Gameseyeview

Narcyl escribió:vale un tio con una ballesta de asedio xdd mola.

yo espero que en este juego los arcos y dagas sirvan de algo, es que en ordenador sacaron un para corregir la forma de daño de estas armas, que el arco hacia un daño de risa en comparacion con otras armas o habilidades.

Narcyl escribió:esto era porque en consolas el modificador de daño por estadisticas no afectaba al arco, y con las dagas tenian un daño ridiculo de critico cuando se supone que tenias alguna que otra habilidad para apuñalar.

yo en este dudo si hacerme arquera o maga.

alexy escribió:[tomaaa], nada, nada, ni caso

BioWare has posted a new character for Dragon Age II on the game’s official website, and we’ve got the information on her posted below.

Her name is Aveline Vallen and she’s a soldier, who is “a master of sword and shield, and a tireless guardian… to a point”.

Here’s what the website says about her:

The daughter of an exiled chevalier, Aveline is not the knight her father wished her to be. Although fully trained in chivalrous combat, she was raised in the shadow of a lost life and will not lose another for the sake of honor. Protecting her adopted home of Kirkwall becomes a chosen duty, not a privileged calling. The people she stands for will not be wasted on lost causes or protecting the foolish from themselves. Pride can be bandaged like any other wound—when threats are dead and everyone is safely home.

Previous character reveals include the dwarf Varric and pirate scourge Isabela.

Dragon Age II will be available on PC, PS3, and Xbox 360 on March 8 in the US and March 11 in Europe.