Originally posted by Tzeentch
I have no idea what that could mean, but it's certainly something that makes me not interested in buying it.
Yeah I second in hoping Dragon Age never does that. Just hearing Fallout 76 for instance being multiplayer focused killed any chance of me wanting. We play RPGs like these to get away from the online noise, not bring it along.
Originally posted by BackFire
Inquisition had a multiplayer mode, as long as it's separate from the main game and not forced into the core experience it won't bother me.
I would be fine with that as well. I don't care if there is multiplayer just as long as it doesn't creep it's way into the single player. Just like Quan, I also tried the multiplayer in DA 3 one time, realized it was shit, and never touched it again.
So, what does everyone think will actually happen if Anthem is a failure?
Please, please, PLEASE be good you bastards.
Blog post: http://blog.bioware.com/2018/12/06/thedreadwolfrises/
Honestly, there's a part of me that wonders if Andromeda being what it was, is a blessing in disguise. The poor reception (ymmv obviously on how deserved it was) has put pressure on Bioware, and with Anthem not exactly setting the world on fire, they have a lot of incentive to not end up like the likes of Westwood, Bullfrog etc.
And I have to imagine EA is hoping for the best too. The BFV issues, stock value plummeting and of course, Star Wars Battlefront 2 being what they are, I would imagine the people at EA don't want to have to rely on Madden and Fifa to be their only big hits.
Even with Gaider (and I imagine most of the original staff) gone, I believe DA4 can be awesome. Inquisition did a lot of things really well. If they can avoid doing anything stupid, fingers crossed these years waiting will be worth it.
I think as far as story telling/writing goes, DA4 will be fine. Patrick Weekes is in charge of the series now, and he was one of the best writers of the Mass Effect games, responsible for a lot of the best segments, along with some of the best parts of Inquisition.
The challenge may be simply in making a good and fun world to explore. That has been something that Bioware seems to have trouble with.
Originally posted by Arachnid1
Cant wait for this. I hope its a step up from Inquisition though. Build on the Origins format and throw out the open world if you can't fill it with meaningful content.I'm also glad this one is putting a focus on Solas. He was the only companion worth anything in Inquisition IMO
How dare you. Varric and Iron Bull were amazing.
Originally posted by Smasandian
It might be me but I hoping it's follows the same structure as the first DA game where its linear with a few hub world. I don't think I want open world because I'm getting tired of them.
Agreed. You can have big areas full of stuff to do without going the Ubisoft route.
Originally posted by SmasandianAgreed. The Dread Wolf is by far the most interesting character currently in this world.
It might be me but I hoping it's follows the same structure as the first DA game where its linear with a few hub world. I don't think I want open world because I'm getting tired of them.
Originally posted by BackFireThe story and lore of Dragon Age is unrivaled to me in gaming. Dragon Age Origins was one of the best experiences in fantasy of my entire life. Nothing I doubt will ever rival the Blight and the wonder that game evoked in me.
Witcher 3 is a masterpiece and the best open world RPG I have ever played.
I did beat Witcher 2 and do plan on getting around to it.