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@steven
There's absolutely no way.
This figure is a neat press release, but meaningless. It's very possible to spend 120 hours in every Bioware game ever released. It's a given that with their brand, you're getting at least 100+ hours of extra, entertaining sidequests. My guess is, like every other Bioware game, if you rushed the main story and did nothing else, you could have it beat in 15-20 hours.
There's absolutely no way.
This figure is a neat press release, but meaningless. It's very possible to spend 120 hours in every Bioware game ever released. It's a given that with their brand, you're getting at least 100+ hours of extra, entertaining sidequests. My guess is, like every other Bioware game, if you rushed the main story and did nothing else, you could have it beat in 15-20 hours.
That is the most retarded shit I have ever heard. 5 days mulitiplied by 24 hours is 120 hours. So, you're telling me, Mr. Fancy-pants, that you sat and played Dragon Age game for 120 hours straight?! Right, that makes perfect sense. I would imagine, at most, that the dude maybe played 8 hours a day, which is still pushing it. So, that being said, 5 days of game play multiplied by 8 hours is 40. Which is a little more realistic.
But thanks anyways Ray Muzyk for firing up the hype train. It's not enough that your games have sex, no, no. That's obviously not big enough draw.
But thanks anyways Ray Muzyk for firing up the hype train. It's not enough that your games have sex, no, no. That's obviously not big enough draw.
lol, pappadukes must have hit add comment before reading the whole article, in the only part that is a direct quote from ray muzyka he states "'two hours a day for sixty days.'"
@timtheterrible
If you wanted, you could do all of the side missions (There are 100, and some were really long, like the moon), explore all the planets, collect all the most powerful gear, and do everything the game has to offer. It would be around 100ish hours.
If you wanted, you could do all of the side missions (There are 100, and some were really long, like the moon), explore all the planets, collect all the most powerful gear, and do everything the game has to offer. It would be around 100ish hours.
Well they kept saying it's their biggest game since Baldur's Gate 2(not quite as big as that though).
@PappaDukes
Didn't read the article, huh? For shame.
Having recently been forced to keep an eye on this game (not for the Mass Effect 2 armor, oh no, that would so dumb...seriously...stop staring) I have to say I am pretty excited. I don't see myself investing, wanting to invest, or even being excited about investing 120 hours.
Will I? I don't know. Have I? Probably. But I don't care. I get no real thrill from it. Actually I really don't want to know. Just let me play the game. Why should 120 hours of content excite me? That just means I'm gonna look at all the side quest and instead of seeing cool mini-stories I'm gonna see 100+ hours of my life and go "Fuck it."
Didn't read the article, huh? For shame.
Having recently been forced to keep an eye on this game (not for the Mass Effect 2 armor, oh no, that would so dumb...seriously...stop staring) I have to say I am pretty excited. I don't see myself investing, wanting to invest, or even being excited about investing 120 hours.
Will I? I don't know. Have I? Probably. But I don't care. I get no real thrill from it. Actually I really don't want to know. Just let me play the game. Why should 120 hours of content excite me? That just means I'm gonna look at all the side quest and instead of seeing cool mini-stories I'm gonna see 100+ hours of my life and go "Fuck it."
Yeah, Jim doesn't finish games for reviews, I don't finish articles before posting ranting comments. Sue me. ;-P
My Core i7 PC needs this now! Other people have missed another very important aspect to this sure to be winning game. RE-playability! The Origins part of the game, which each race/class with a unique beginning and no doubt numerous choices you make in the game. Some may hate Mass Effect, but I loved it and played it SEVEN times! 4 on the 360, 3 on the PC. All different characters and abilities and choices. Playing games like this only once is a crime.
Any game potentially has 120 hours of gameplay...
Still, if someone who made the game can spend that long in it and not do everything, its pretty safe to assume that its got a ton of content.
But, if he's playing it all the way through, why do we have to wait for November :(.
Still, if someone who made the game can spend that long in it and not do everything, its pretty safe to assume that its got a ton of content.
But, if he's playing it all the way through, why do we have to wait for November :(.
"even though I feel my wife facepalming over the sleepless nights I'll be spending with this thing."
More likely, you'll only be feeling your own palm, when your wife denies you sex. But it seems Dragon Origins is worth it, after all, this game has sex in it, right?
More likely, you'll only be feeling your own palm, when your wife denies you sex. But it seems Dragon Origins is worth it, after all, this game has sex in it, right?
Because the console versions aren't done and they want a simultaneous release (which they're not even getting since their latest delay with PS3 coming out a week later or something). PC version of the game has been finished since April.
@ TheJesusNinja - I'm not sure what Rise of the Argonauts is like, never played it. But it's definitely not turn-based, it looks like it plays like an MMO almost. There's some gameplay vids on youtube, it looks really sweet.
@TheJesusNinja
The early build I played of Dragon's Age is fake action.
Ergo, it's a dice-roll system (turn based, but you barely notice it).It's a more seamless KOTOR battle system, if you've played that.
You think that it's going to be action at first, but then you realize you have to mash a button to attack, and it's not always on time. It was a rather jarring experience.
The spells you can use can be mapped to a few buttons, yes.
The early build I played of Dragon's Age is fake action.
Ergo, it's a dice-roll system (turn based, but you barely notice it).It's a more seamless KOTOR battle system, if you've played that.
You think that it's going to be action at first, but then you realize you have to mash a button to attack, and it's not always on time. It was a rather jarring experience.
The spells you can use can be mapped to a few buttons, yes.
@TheJesusNinja
Oh! Also, you CAN switch between your three party members at will to control, unlike ME. You can choose to carry out battles in psuedo real time, or pause the action entirely and hand out instructions (KOTOR).
It really is more classic RPG based, and less action oriented combat, hence my constant comparisons to KOTOR.
Oh! Also, you CAN switch between your three party members at will to control, unlike ME. You can choose to carry out battles in psuedo real time, or pause the action entirely and hand out instructions (KOTOR).
It really is more classic RPG based, and less action oriented combat, hence my constant comparisons to KOTOR.
That's what I'm talking about. It's great that some of the game developers don't settle for some shitty 7-12 hours of gameplay.
@ Korinthian
It's easy for RPG devs like Bioware and Bethesda to jack up playtime, to be fair, because so much time is spend in dialogue and getting from place to place.
Also, grinding increases play time.
It's easy for RPG devs like Bioware and Bethesda to jack up playtime, to be fair, because so much time is spend in dialogue and getting from place to place.
Also, grinding increases play time.
@ TheJesusNinja
It will play nothing like the games you just listed... this is a CRPG, and it will play like Baldur's Gate, Neverwinter Nights and to a certain extent KotOR.
If you never played any of those, watch some videos.
As for 120 hours, anyone who played an old Bioware game on PC should believe it, as it has happened before. Also, on PC with mods, it will last even longer.
It will play nothing like the games you just listed... this is a CRPG, and it will play like Baldur's Gate, Neverwinter Nights and to a certain extent KotOR.
If you never played any of those, watch some videos.
As for 120 hours, anyone who played an old Bioware game on PC should believe it, as it has happened before. Also, on PC with mods, it will last even longer.
side boob just doesn't do it for me like it used to... now if some vagina was showing then i would be interested. MOAR VAGINA'S.
Dragon age is going to be fucking fantastic I even pre-ordered the collectors edition, which i never do.
Dragon age is going to be fucking fantastic I even pre-ordered the collectors edition, which i never do.
Dark Alliance is an action game, only in name is it related to the CRPG series Baldur's Gate. Do what others have said and use the Internet properly.
@Jesus
Go grab KOTOR for like $5-10 bucks if you remotely like Star Wars. Think of it as a "trial" for how Dragon Quest's combat will feel.
(I just noticed you use Goozex - KOTOR is a measly 150 points. Get on the queue now and you'll probably get it in like 2-3 weeks. It's also available for PC.)
As for the discussion Sunday; <3! I'm glad you backed up your claims with religious text/passages. Most of the people I argue against just say "it's faith so there!" or "my parents told me". It's nice to see someone actually know what they're talking about.
Go grab KOTOR for like $5-10 bucks if you remotely like Star Wars. Think of it as a "trial" for how Dragon Quest's combat will feel.
(I just noticed you use Goozex - KOTOR is a measly 150 points. Get on the queue now and you'll probably get it in like 2-3 weeks. It's also available for PC.)
As for the discussion Sunday; <3! I'm glad you backed up your claims with religious text/passages. Most of the people I argue against just say "it's faith so there!" or "my parents told me". It's nice to see someone actually know what they're talking about.
@Jesus
Also, what Methos said, in a less mean way.
Dark Alliance is straight hack n' slash, top-down view: akin to Diablo or the Champions of Norrath series/Untold Legends. I'm sure you've played a few of those games.
Baldur's Gate junkies generally scoff at Dark Alliance I and II. I enjoyed them, because I love hack n' slash in any form.
Also, what Methos said, in a less mean way.
Dark Alliance is straight hack n' slash, top-down view: akin to Diablo or the Champions of Norrath series/Untold Legends. I'm sure you've played a few of those games.
Baldur's Gate junkies generally scoff at Dark Alliance I and II. I enjoyed them, because I love hack n' slash in any form.
Yeah, Dark Alliance was more like Diablo, from what I understand. I never played it myself. It is not a CRPG though.
@Magnalon, Uhm, aren't Bethesda and Bioware COMPLETE opposites when it
comes to design? I'm pretty sure even a console gamer could tell you that ;)
comes to design? I'm pretty sure even a console gamer could tell you that ;)
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