Dragon Age 2

senad_986 · Feb 17, 2011

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NRQzl5u5oeQ&feature=player_embedded[/youtube]
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6BlDtbXW3o4&feature=watch_response[/youtube]

Esh · Feb 18, 2011

It's signed, sealed and delivered baby! The Dragon Age 2 Demo will be unleashed on Tuesday, February 22nd. BioWare is looking to get at least 1 million downloads, and if they do then they will unlock some secret shit 'n stuff. You can find out more on the demo site.

Encor3 · Feb 22, 2011

Demo dostupan za download

Direktno sa bioware stranice, ali ide uzasno sporo
http://dragonage.bioware.com/da2/demodownload/?download=true&language=en&cdn=L&server=na

Ili sa gamershell, ima vise mirrora, mnogo brze
http://www.gamershell.com/download_70000.shtml

Pelikan · Mar 3, 2011

Probao demo napokon. Combat dooosta brzi, grafika isto dosta bolja, cistija, s tim da se u demu ne moze postaviti na very high. Meni ono sto smeta je jako puno cutscenes, bukvalno poslije svake grupe monstera. I ovo biranje odgovora i ne igra neku ulogu, kao i u svim njihovim igrama.

Vedo · Mar 4, 2011

Demo je beton, ovo ce da bude igra i po, kao sto je bio i prvi dio. Vidim podrzava Dx11 & teselaciju & Ambient Occlusion (disablano u demu), ima ovo i graficki da vristi. Al sega mi, 4xAA i i de 50+ fpsa, 8xAA i 4 fpsa zakucano xD

zoi · Mar 4, 2011

dvaput reinstaliram igru,nabacujem zadnji DX9 i nece :/ ne znam do čega je :S prvi put instalirao DX9 što dođe uz demo,nije htjelo,reinstall,nabacim DX9 od bulletstorma,i opet neće...

vutra · Mar 6, 2011

Demo je meh u kontekstu DA igre.
Da se radi o naslovu koji nema veze sa DA, onda bi bilo ok.

Borba je tipični h'n's, skakanje na sve strane, neprijatelji eksplodiraju, 0.1% taktike/planiranja...
Interface je stepdown u odnosu na DA:O, "nemogućnost mijenjanja armora/odjeće ostalim članovima", spell combo izbačen.
I kao što pelikan reče, izbor ne utiče na priču već na sam "razvoj" glavnog lika.

EDIT:
http://www.gameinformer.com/b/features/ ... ge-ii.aspx

10 Things You Should Know About Dragon Age II

We are less than a week away from the release of Dragon Age II, and RPG fans are salivating at the thought of getting their hands on BioWare’s latest adventure. You’ll have to wait until the game’s March 8 release to play it for yourself, but having beaten the game, I can give you a heads-up on a few things you should know before you dive into the Dragon Age universe again.

1. Combat Feels Like An Action/RPG
Battles in Dragon Age II feel like they evolved more from the console version of Origins than the PC. Instead of a deliberate and tactical approach, fights take place in third person and focus more on fast-paced action. This is true even if you’re playing on PC, so don’t be surprised when you can’t find your zoomed-out isometric view. Yes, this is a significant change from the last game…but being different isn’t necessarily bad.

2. classes Are More Specialized
In Origins, warriors and rogues had different roles in combat but shared similar abilities. For instance, both classes could dual-wield and put points into archery-related talents. In Dragon Age II, the warrior loses these capabilities, focusing instead on tanking and dealing melee damage. Rogues are more about precision and support, though their position in relation to enemies is less important. Mages still nuke foes, but they aren’t quite as helpless when faced with direct combat.

3. Inventory Management Is Better
Your allies in Dragon Age II each have a set of armor that they wear all the time. This means that you can’t equip them with the helmets, boots, and gauntlets that you find in your quest. This may sound disappointing at first, but it results in you spending much less time in the menus sizing up and optimizing equipment. If you pick up a new suit of armor that isn’t an improvement for Hawke, you can just sell it; no need to look at all of your active and inactive party members to see if it’s better for them. Plus, you can still outfit your companions with rings, amulets, and belts, so the customization isn’t gone completely. Your inventory will be less cramped, especially since you get a storage chest early on and you aren’t carrying around crafting reagents all the time.

4. Skills Are Gone
When you level up, you allocate ability points and talent points. You no longer get skill points, because skills as they existed in Origins are no longer present. Your character can still do many things that used to be skills, like crafting and lockpicking, but these have migrated to other parts of the game. For instance, the rogue’s ability to pick locks automatically increases for every 10 points in their Cunning ability (simple locks at 10, standard locks at 20, etc.).

5. Kirkwall Is The Main Setting
Don’t expect to travel to the four corners of the Free Marches like you did in Ferelden. Dragon Age II tells the story of Hawke’s rise to power in Kirkwall, and as such, almost all of the action takes place within the city. You’ll take a few trips to surrounding locations, but don’t be surprised when your adventures have you hopping between different parts of Kirkwall instead of different parts of the continent.

6. Not The Usual BioWare Story
BioWare’s plots generally follow a predictable arc. Players go through an introductory sequence, and then the world opens up to four larger areas with their own quests and storylines. When those areas are complete, the tale converges for the thrilling finale. I won’t spoil anything about specific events in Dragon Age II, but I will say that the narrative does not follow this structure at all.

7. Ally Relations Are Improved
If you did things your allies didn’t approve of in Origins, they didn’t like you. That wouldn’t be a big deal, except that cool companion missions weren’t available unless your approval was high with the appropriate character. In Dragon Age II, you can do these missions regardless of whether your ally loves or hates you. Instead of gating story content, the approval system now bestows passive bonuses. If a party member is your friend, you’ll get one kind of bonus. If that same character is a rival, you’ll get a different one. This way, you get reward whether you’re nice or mean, plus you still get to do all of the quests. Being neutral, however, still has no advantages.

8. Conversation Flows Better
The new dialogue system is very similar to the Mass Effect series’. This means that you don’t spend your time reading through a list of responses before selecting one. Instead, you choose a brief response from a wheel that gives you the gist of what Hawke will say next. These responses are also accompanied by an icon that lets you know if you’re being flirty, aggressive, snarky, etc. One benefit to this approach is that conversations are not start-and-stop affairs; they flow naturally and Hawke emerges as a more defined character instead of a voiceless cipher.

9. You’re A Long Way From Ferelden
The Free Marches are influenced by the events from the previous game, but don’t expect every little choice you made in Origins to change the world. You’ll hear some references in dialogue, and even see a couple cameos, but Dragon Age isn’t Mass Effect. You won’t be bombarded with reminders of your previous deeds. Hawke’s story stands apart from the Grey Warden’s, though it still clearly takes place in the same world. However, be aware that some minor story points in Origins and Awakening have been retconned, so even if you import your save, the events of the previous games aren’t necessarily set in stone.

10. It’s Shorter, But Not Short
I finished Dragon Age II, along with every sidequest, in approximately 40 hours. While that isn’t the 70 hours it took me to play through Origins, it’s still a large chunk of time, and I certainly didn’t feel cheated by the amount of content.
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Pelikan · Mar 6, 2011

Yep, combat je bas flashy, jednostavno spammas sta god imas od skillova. Ne moras brinuti ni o cemu, sto bi meni moglo dosaditi prilicno brzo.

zoi · Mar 6, 2011

1. Combat Feels Like An Action/RPG
Battles in Dragon Age II feel like they evolved more from the console version of Origins than the PC. Instead of a deliberate and tactical approach, fights take place in third person and focus more on fast-paced action. This is true even if you’re playing on PC, so don’t be surprised when you can’t find your zoomed-out isometric view. Yes, this is a significant change from the last game…but being different isn’t necessarily bad.
3. Inventory Management Is Better
Your allies in Dragon Age II each have a set of armor that they wear all the time. This means that you can’t equip them with the helmets, boots, and gauntlets that you find in your quest. This may sound disappointing at first, but it results in you spending much less time in the menus sizing up and optimizing equipment. If you pick up a new suit of armor that isn’t an improvement for Hawke, you can just sell it; no need to look at all of your active and inactive party members to see if it’s better for them. Plus, you can still outfit your companions with rings, amulets, and belts, so the customization isn’t gone completely. Your inventory will be less cramped, especially since you get a storage chest early on and you aren’t carrying around crafting reagents all the time.
7. Ally Relations Are Improved
If you did things your allies didn’t approve of in Origins, they didn’t like you. That wouldn’t be a big deal, except that cool companion missions weren’t available unless your approval was high with the appropriate character. In Dragon Age II, you can do these missions regardless of whether your ally loves or hates you. Instead of gating story content, the approval system now bestows passive bonuses. If a party member is your friend, you’ll get one kind of bonus. If that same character is a rival, you’ll get a different one. This way, you get reward whether you’re nice or mean, plus you still get to do all of the quests. Being neutral, however, still has no advantages.

8. Conversation Flows Better
The new dialogue system is very similar to the Mass Effect series’. This means that you don’t spend your time reading through a list of responses before selecting one. Instead, you choose a brief response from a wheel that gives you the gist of what Hawke will say next. These responses are also accompanied by an icon that lets you know if you’re being flirty, aggressive, snarky, etc. One benefit to this approach is that conversations are not start-and-stop affairs; they flow naturally and Hawke emerges as a more defined character instead of a voiceless cipher.
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Znači totalno zaglupljivanje igre,da bi postigla što veći uspjeh(finansijski).Ovo mi se ni u Mass Effectu nije sviđalo,i bilo mi je drago što Dragon Age nije išao tim stopama.Ne sumnjam da će ova igra dobiti visoke ocjene,kao i ME2,ali gore navedeno nije što sam ja očekivao :/ Odigraću,naravno,ali šteta što je igra otišla u ovom smjeru.

BoLa · Mar 6, 2011

DA 2 je smece. Kao sto rekoh na samom pocetku ovog threada zaglupljena igra totalno. Ne sumnjam da ce biti hit. Razvoj ovakve igre je prilicno jeftin za proizvodjaca + stara slava + "grafika" + overhyped reviews ce doprinjeti instant hitu.

Nazalost, danasnja industrija igara je kao i holivud. Daj sto vise istih igara koje su jeftine za stancanje, zacini malo sa grafikom i nahvali i to je to. Inovativnost, kompleksnost, igrovost, replayability, mogucnost prosirenja ... Sve davno zaboravljeno jer nisu isplativi za danasnje "hitove" ... Bojim se i da ce Skyrim slicnim stopama al vidjecemo.

jeretik · Mar 6, 2011

Ima, ima dobrih igara medju indie igrama sve vise. Samo sto indie igre nisu jos dostigle grafiku ovih mainstream igara.
Skyrim ni meni ne izgleda previse uzbudljivo. Ali, ne treba se previse brinuti, jer svaka industrija prolazi krugove razvoja gdje se u jednom momentu uvijek vraca "starim vrijednostima", a sve zarad osvjezavanja trzista i povecavanja profita.

senad_986 · Mar 6, 2011

Zato ljubitelji pravog RPG cekaju maj mjesec i izlazak novog Witchera!
Kako god, DA2 ce se igrati.

Vedo · Mar 8, 2011

Evo malo poredjenja Dx11 + high detalji VS Dx11 + Very High detalji + Ambient Occlusion + Motion Blur + DoF + teselacija

Stvarno su fino odradili ovu teselaciju, primjetna na podu i lijevom zidu, al zato zakla grafu, pogeldajte fpsove u gornjem cosku :|

Pelikan · Mar 8, 2011

Ma neigrivo na max postavkama, slideshow, a razlika gotovo pa nikakva, treba cetvere oci otvorit.

dmr · Mar 8, 2011

Polako, tek ce grafe koje izadju za 2 godine tjerati dx11 kako spada. Inace zasto bi i izlazile nove grafe

Pelikan · Mar 8, 2011

Dragon Age II High Resolution Textures Will Be a Separate Patch

http://www.gamebanshee.com/news/101846- ... patch.html

WTH?

Vedo · Mar 9, 2011

izasao Hi-res texture pack, velik je 1.08 GB. Evo poredjenja, razlika u texturama likova i nije ogromna, al je uocljiva na okolnim zidovima & podu:

artemis · Mar 9, 2011

iskreno, meni ovaj da2 poprilicno naporan, usrali ga poprilicno, idi tamo pricaj sa onim, pa izleti pokoji negativac, malo kliknes, pa neki filmic i tako u krug...

zoi · Mar 10, 2011

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rLns5PhA67Y&feature=uploademail[/youtube]

jeretik · Mar 10, 2011

Boze glupog trailera.

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