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"Go to Youtube and look up Storm of the Century for Origins. Except for the fire tornadoes. Those were pretty awesome. I didn't like ME's brand of Sci-Fi and I found DA:O to be astoundingly boring.
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But for the sake of full disclousre, I've only played the first 3 hours of the first ME of Xbox and all of DA:O on the PS3. The morale choices usually boil down to "play the game twice to see all the content!" and the romances are award, slightly embarrassing to participate in, and ultimately meaningless short of a few stat points here and there. said: " My biggest 2 problems with BioWare games are the so-called "morale choices" and the extraneous romances. "You know, I actually think Origins was a fairly simplistic system, even in the most arcane aspects of it. I did, and loved them both but I waste far too much of my life playing video games. Most aren't willing to invest the time it takes to learn them. The same can be said for Dragon Age, it's overly complicated and complex and that only appeals to a certain type of gamer.
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When my brother in law was going through the KotOR in game tutorial at the beginning, my eyes were glazing over. I personally enjoy I think it's probably because they are overly complicated in the beginning. My point is they seem to be the more cinematic experiences of current gaming- similar to FMV only generally good. They're solid experiences and from what I can tell becoming the modern day FMV games only not FMV but still heavily relying on story (granted they're much better told stories as well). Anyway, nothing keeps me from playing Bioware games. I find this most common in WoW players- although wow being the biggest MMO and me being unable to quantify this, that is really moot I suppose. I'm guessing these "hardcore MMO players" aren't much into lore and therefore not much into traditional RPGs. All MMOs have that problem, but you can skip it instead of dealing with it. Also, reasons you listed for them not playing is kind of funny. Dont get me wrong, they play other games from time to time, but for the most part they're playing their MMO of choice. I know because I used to do this to save money. Hardcore MMORPG players don't buy that many other games. That being said, asking "hardcore" MMO RPG players (as you put it) is a good reason they don't play DA2.
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I want to wait until I upgrade my PC for that one. I like all Bioware games so far (even the old ones before KOtOR) I have no problem with Dragon Age 2, I just haven't bought it yet. It's not like Vanquish or Homefront are out there selling 5 million copies. If they start chasing higher sales -by say, making a straight FPS or TPS- they could just as easily be less successful as more successful. If they can consistently sell 'only' 2 million copies they don't really have a lot to worry about though - that ought to be a perfectly healthy and profitable return for them. Assassin's Creed and Fable I understand - still not quite sure how Fallout managed the crazy sales it did. Seems like to break 4-5 million or higher, you really need to be selling to the guys and girls that only pick up maybe two or three games a year, which means very accessible games with broad appeal and tons of marketing. They already have the audience that uses game forums, it's the (much bigger) mainstream/casual audience they haven't really managed to break into. So yeah, don't expect a whole lot of insight from this thread. Said: " I'm pretty sure that while the general public isn't into BioWare games, there is a huge crossover between the people who do like their games, and the people who visit Giant Bomb.