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Gamer's Hell reports a tidbit about Dragon Age III: Inquisition they say appeared in the LinkedIn profile for EA Shanghai designer Tao Gu before the men in black arrived and erased the profile (they are probably coming to wipe your brain if you viewed it). According to the site, the now excised post had word that the RPG sequel is now expected in 2014 to take advantage of the next-generation consoles (the next next-generation, not the current one). Here's word: "Scope of the DAIII has been chaged [sic], which will target next gen platform and will be postpone to 2014."
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Re: Dragon Age 3 in 2014? |
Nov 29, 2012, 18:41 |
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Cutter wrote on Nov 29, 2012, 15:56: Honestly man, I thought it sucked. The one thing I actually liked about DA2 was the Qunari. Now they were interesting. I liked their philosophy and why they were there. There was nothing about DA1 I liked in fact I've pretty much forgotten it already. If Bioware could go back to making proper PC CRPGs designed with real RPG players in mind utilizing the Qunari now that would be something to see. Meanwhile we're all just waiting for Shadowrun Returns, Wasteland 2, and Project Eternity. I can't wait to stick those in EAs fucking craw and say 'See you fuckers, this is what REAL rpg fans want!' Then watch Ray and company cry in shame over the sellouts they've become. I don't think real (real? really?) RPG fans had a problem with Dragon Age, at least the first game. Shadowrun and Wasteland 2 aren't going to cause any headaches for EA, either, considering neither will make enough money to make a major publisher sweat...and if they do, they'll probably just buy the company that made the game anyway.
I also have the feeling that if these weren't Kickstart projects there'd be another run of, "I hope they don't fuck this up", or "Another Obsidian bug fest" instead of talking about Showing the Man How It's Done.
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