voici les impressions d'un joueur qui a vu la démo.
"Graphics - Having played DAO on the console first and having seen the screenshots, the graphics are better. Flemeth's hair and train portion of her armor fluttered in the breeze. Lighting and textures are improved.
Combat - Is nearly identical to what is in DAO already. So what's new? When attacking darkspawn you can cut them down. The commands are performed instantaneously, very responsive. FX for Talents.
Conversation Wheel - What was shown in the demo were examples of a personality option. There were only two examples. One gave 3 options the other only 2.
The young female mage that has been mentioned is Bethany. Cassandra I think is Orlesian, sounded like it. Hawke and Bethany both have British VOs. She sounds like a meeker Mhairi, and he sounded similar to Cailan. The narrator in the beginning is a young male voice (no accent).
My impressions, I still hate the hurlock design and their armor. The stylized design made the game look slightly cartoony during the Verric/Cassandra cutscene. FX for Talents are over the top and look ridiculous. Awesome, but too much. If felt like I was playing Dragon Age: Soul Calibur. I'm still on the fence with the conversation wheel.
Edited to add: The highly overblown combat moves maybe part of Varric's embellished narrative.
I can't wait for the new DAO DLC!!! Very difficult, i was dead twice within mins of the game."
Franck, d'après un interview, il y aura encore bcp de DLC!!
je cite:
"What DLC is going to be available for Dragon Age II and will there be user-generated content for it like their was in Dragon Age: Origins?
That's two questions! I think I'm always safe in the blanket DLC answer which is: 'there will be lots'! (Laughs). It's been great for us with Dragon Age. I think the kind of game it is really lends itself to DLC and the passions of people who play it lends itself to the opportunity to creating stuff. The Tool set's been great – that's actually one of the most fun things for us to do, to give fans the opportunity to be creative.
We haven't talked about it too much in Dragon Age II so I can't really reveal anymore than that, but once again, there'll be lots of DLC (laughs). From our perspective, that's been the great heart to the Dragon Age experience."