In a recent interview with Wired, BioWare's CEO Dr. Ray Muzyka promised that the company has been listening to its fans and "learning from its strengths and weaknesses of" Dragon Age II. In addition, it seems as though the company will be taking cues from the incredibly popular The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim.
The team really wants to bring the best of both worlds to Dragon Age III, the gameplay that fans enjoyed from the first game with the innovations that fans enjoyed in the second game. In addition, they are also listening to complaints such as those from fans who wanted to equip their party members properly in DA2. Dragon Age III may also leave the single-city idea behind and go back to exploring a variety of areas.
More from the brief interview can be found at Wired.
“[The next Dragon Age] is gonna have the best of features from the prior Dragon Age games, but it’s also gonna have a lot of things I think players are gonna find compelling from some of the games that are out now that are doing really well with more of an open world feel,” Muzyka said.
“We’re checking [Skyrim] out aggressively. We like it. We’re big admirers of [Bethesda] and the product,” he said. “We think we can do some wonderful things.”
“We’re checking [Skyrim] out aggressively. We like it. We’re big admirers of [Bethesda] and the product,” he said. “We think we can do some wonderful things.”
The team really wants to bring the best of both worlds to Dragon Age III, the gameplay that fans enjoyed from the first game with the innovations that fans enjoyed in the second game. In addition, they are also listening to complaints such as those from fans who wanted to equip their party members properly in DA2. Dragon Age III may also leave the single-city idea behind and go back to exploring a variety of areas.
More from the brief interview can be found at Wired.
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