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phoenix said:
In what way did it borrow from The Lord of the Rings and Robert Jordan's opus?
Having a fairly limited range of opponents?
That's like criticising something like Call of Duty for having human opponents/human opponents inside machines.
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I loved doa but the blight was much like wheel of time and they really looked like orcs from lord of the rings. I just got bored fighting the same enemies:(
 
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Let me get this straight. You use a laser or incredibly fine drill to hollow out paperclips before filling them with soya source?
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No, you open the paperclips lid and you pour in the soya sause through the built-in funnel that pops out, close it, and shake well.
 
Don't most rpgs in a fantasy setting have some opponents who resemble orcs to a greater or lesser degree?

I think I understand what you mean though:you would have liked to have seen more of the beasties that roam the surface
[and underground] of the world in which Dragon Age is set, wouldn't you?

I'd have to agree that the cut scene which shows a close-up shot of the darkspawn at Ostagar reminded me of the prologue in the
Fellowship of the ring - except that in DA, the archers don;t seem to have been nearly as effective.
 
You guys making me lus to watch Lord of the Ring again haha.

Still want to play DAO again but I don't know something is lacking. Maybe its the creeps who knows if, I would love to see some of the BG2 monsters in the sewers of DAO or something.
 
Wlad said:
Metro isn't out yet dude, got delayed to the 26th.
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Bleh:mad:
phoenix said:
Don't most rpgs in a fantasy setting have some opponents who resemble orcs to a greater or lesser degree?

I think I understand what you mean though:you would have liked to have seen more of the beasties that roam the surface
[and underground] of the world in which Dragon Age is set, wouldn't you?

I'd have to agree that the cut scene which shows a close-up shot of the darkspawn at Ostagar reminded me of the prologue in the
Fellowship of the ring - except that in DA, the archers don;t seem to have been nearly as effective.
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I don't mind if they resemble other fantasies but they can design all sorts of nasty baddies to kill. I loved pool of radiance runes of mythdranor . The further you got the stranger and more powerful creatures you faced. I never finished as it got so hard(was my first rpg so I was not that good yet) But it was great exploring a dead dwarven city
 
That was a hard core rpg bioware had nothing on that game:D I liked the one quest to get a new party member was to solve a riddle to free him from a rock. He had been there for 200 years:) There were allot of riddles and strange creatures you could chat to.
 
<sigh>

I missed out on Planetscape:Torment as well.
This was before I had a job.

Would that they rereleased some of these classics.
 
I would love to see a hd remake of pool of radiance. I missed out on Planescape:torment as well. Did you ever play revenant? That was a fun game. It was more a hack in slash but not like diablo. It had a sad story though and the music was so lovely I always had a tear in my eye each time the story progressed:(
 
Sadly I missed out on Revenant as well, though I did enjoy the demo. :(

Note to publishers: Please rerelease some of your old titles at rock-bottom prices so that I may make up for lost time.
 
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