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What Dragon Age 5 NEEDS to Have! — Transcript

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  1. 0:01The release of Bel Gaad was not too long
  2. 0:03ago and a sequel won't likely be out for
  3. 0:05another four to five years, which is
  4. 0:07just my personal guesstimation. So,
  5. 0:10you're probably thinking this video is
  6. 0:11way too early. However, with no
  7. 0:14confirmation on DLC and reports on the
  8. 0:16dev team focusing on Mass Effect 5, I
  9. 0:19believe we should go ahead and start
  10. 0:20looking to the future. And although
  11. 0:22plenty of people are working on Mass
  12. 0:23Effect 5, I am willing to wager that
  13. 0:25there's also plenty of people thinking
  14. 0:27about what a sequel for Dragon Age
  15. 0:29should look like. Hello crows and
  16. 0:31non-crows alike, my name is Joe Mack,
  17. 0:32otherwise known as Support Crow, and
  18. 0:34here are my five must-haves for Dragon
  19. 0:38Age 5.
  20. 0:39Number one, better backstories.
  21. 0:41In Bel Gaad and in Origins, we get to
  22. 0:43choose our own faction or origin and
  23. 0:45both games do a very good job
  24. 0:48implementing the importance of that
  25. 0:49choice throughout the game.
  26. 0:51Some factions and choices better than
  27. 0:54others, but for the most part, they do a
  28. 0:56pretty decent job.
  29. 0:58I like Dragon Age 5 to expand further
  30. 1:01with this. Instead of giving us places
  31. 1:03where we're from, factions we joined,
  32. 1:05also give us conflicts to deal with. In
  33. 1:08every game you have a major quest line
  34. 1:10and your companions have their own
  35. 1:12personal quest line
  36. 1:14and that are unique to them and you help
  37. 1:16them get through all that. It's assumed,
  38. 1:18however, that your personal conflict for
  39. 1:20the main character is the major conflict
  40. 1:22of the game. I like our background
  41. 1:24choice to give us a conflict that is
  42. 1:26personal to us, something that we
  43. 1:28personally have to deal with. For
  44. 1:30example, perhaps we've been infected by
  45. 1:31the Blight and we either need to join
  46. 1:34the Wardens or accept our fate.
  47. 1:36Playing through the game with this
  48. 1:37crippling painful condition. Perhaps we
  49. 1:39can choose to be from a noble house that
  50. 1:41is in severe debt and we're being hunted
  51. 1:43by the debt collector. Or maybe we can
  52. 1:45be a former blood mage that's trying to
  53. 1:47turn over a new leaf, but we're
  54. 1:48constantly tempted to use this power to
  55. 1:51achieve our goals. Overall, I love the
  56. 1:54factions in Origins from Bel Gaad and
  57. 1:56the first game, but I want to see these
  58. 1:58backstories not only give me new avenues
  59. 2:00to progress through the game, but also
  60. 2:02challenge myself with the conflict
  61. 2:04unique to our character. Number two,
  62. 2:06import more choices. The amount of
  63. 2:08choices we were allowed to bring in from
  64. 2:10the past games was hauntingly depressing
  65. 2:13in Belguard. It did the trick and I
  66. 2:15appreciate what we got, but I'd love to
  67. 2:17see more than three choices being
  68. 2:19represented in the next game. However,
  69. 2:21while I do enjoy the keep and appreciate
  70. 2:23it for what it accomplished, I find
  71. 2:25myself enjoying the ability to make
  72. 2:27these different choices at the start of
  73. 2:28a new game rather than running to my
  74. 2:30laptop, uploading a world state, and
  75. 2:32then running back to my console. I can
  76. 2:34just make this world state and start
  77. 2:36playing. However, I do want more
  78. 2:38choices, but let's not overcomplicate
  79. 2:40it. Have us go down a list of choices
  80. 2:42like we did in Belguard, but give us an
  81. 2:43option to access the choices of lesser
  82. 2:46consequence. If a choice doesn't make a
  83. 2:48difference, then obviously don't add it
  84. 2:50to the list. Number three, better
  85. 2:52playgrounds. If you watched my five
  86. 2:54things I love about Belguard video, then
  87. 2:55you know I absolutely love the
  88. 2:57handcrafted linear levels in the game.
  89. 3:01While the explorable areas of game
  90. 3:04weren't my favorite, I did appreciate
  91. 3:06them for what they were. I refer to
  92. 3:08these areas as playgrounds because of
  93. 3:10their relatively smaller size and their
  94. 3:12multi-level structure. You explore by
  95. 3:15basically playing a game of slides and
  96. 3:17ladders while gathering collectibles,
  97. 3:19and solving puzzles, and defeating
  98. 3:21enemies. I'm not delusional enough to
  99. 3:23believe that Bioware is going to ditch
  100. 3:24open exploration altogether. So, I would
  101. 3:27like to see more interactivity with the
  102. 3:29world space. If I'm going to continue to
  103. 3:31return to the same space, then I like
  104. 3:34more things to do there than just gather
  105. 3:37collectibles, and solve puzzles, and
  106. 3:39fight responding enemies. Let's try
  107. 3:41drinking some loads of fortune under the
  108. 3:42table. Let's play a game of wicked
  109. 3:44grace. Let's grab some street food.
  110. 3:47Let's get into a bar fight. Let's
  111. 3:48interact with unique set pieces out in
  112. 3:51the world. I'm not expecting Red Dead or
  113. 3:54Skyrim level immersion here. However, if
  114. 3:58we're going to play a game about saving
  115. 4:00the world and if we're going to have
  116. 4:01these open areas to explore,
  117. 4:04then show us why this world is worth
  118. 4:06saving. Give us opportunities to live
  119. 4:09there. And the same goes for our base of
  120. 4:11operations. While I like the lighthouse,
  121. 4:13I
  122. 4:14wanted to do more things there. I wanted
  123. 4:16to feel like I was living there, not
  124. 4:18just housing my companions. And I see
  125. 4:21this sentiment kind of echo throughout
  126. 4:23all of social media when it comes to the
  127. 4:26fans. You know, people wants to kind of
  128. 4:29engage with the whole book. People want
  129. 4:31to have like the dinners with the
  130. 4:32companions. People want to engage in the
  131. 4:35conversations that they are having and
  132. 4:37not just be an eavesdropper. Number
  133. 4:40four, blood magic. Blood magic and blood
  134. 4:43mages have been an antagonistic force in
  135. 4:45every Dragon Age game. In Dragon Age
  136. 4:47Origins and the second game, you could
  137. 4:49actually be a blood mage and face the
  138. 4:51consequences of being such. Inquisition
  139. 4:53and Veil Guard don't offer the
  140. 4:55opportunity, but I like for it to make a
  141. 4:57return in Dragon Age 5. Either as a
  142. 5:00premise for the main character that is
  143. 5:02struggling to fight off the urge to use
  144. 5:04blood magic or as a returning
  145. 5:06specialization. Number five, last but
  146. 5:09not least,
  147. 5:10swimming. You know, it's been a running
  148. 5:12joke that our main protagonist
  149. 5:14throughout all of these games just has a
  150. 5:15very severe case of aquaphobia. BioWare,
  151. 5:19it is time.
  152. 5:20We've gone through four major releases.
  153. 5:22If I get another protagonist that drowns
  154. 5:25whenever they step into a kiddie pool's
  155. 5:26worth of water, I might jump off the
  156. 5:28tower of Ostagar. BioWare, look, hey,
  157. 5:31listen to my voice, okay? You can do it.
  158. 5:33If you were working with Unreal, I'd
  159. 5:34even try to help you out. But someone
  160. 5:37decided to use Frostbite instead, so
  161. 5:38you're on your own on this one, but you
  162. 5:39got this. I believe in you. Give us
  163. 5:41swimming. It doesn't have to be
  164. 5:43underwater swimming. It doesn't have to
  165. 5:44be performance swimming. Doggy paddling
  166. 5:47is enough. Just floating on your back is
  167. 5:50just fine. I know we can do backstrokes.
  168. 5:52It'll be It'll be okay. And those are my
  169. 5:54hopes and desires out of Dragon Age 5.
  170. 5:56I'm sure I'll have more as the years go
  171. 5:59by, but for now I'm satisfied with this.
  172. 6:03Since you watched the video this far,
  173. 6:04I'll give you one more and this is
  174. 6:05probably my most controversial one that
  175. 6:08I've kept to myself. I believe that
  176. 6:10Dragon Age 5 should be
  177. 6:13the last Dragon Age game. Don't hit that
  178. 6:15dislike button just yet. Let me explain
  179. 6:16first. Whether it's a true final story
  180. 6:19for this franchise or just a final game
  181. 6:21that represents Dragon Age as we know
  182. 6:22it,
  183. 6:23I think all the choices and consequences
  184. 6:26and threads that have built up over this
  185. 6:29time
  186. 6:30need to end with five. And I know I
  187. 6:33previously released a video that
  188. 6:35discussed a trilogy theory and if they
  189. 6:39want to go through with that
  190. 6:40and
  191. 6:42make something out of that, then sure,
  192. 6:43fine, I'm all for it. But if that's not
  193. 6:45the case and if Dragon Age 5 is just
  194. 6:48another game to add to the list, then I
  195. 6:50think it needs to be the last one. But
  196. 6:52maybe it doesn't have to be a total
  197. 6:54ending. Maybe the next set of games
  198. 6:55takes place
  199. 6:57far in the future
  200. 6:58in a Titan Age where Thedas is starting
  201. 7:00to embrace an industrial revolution.
  202. 7:02Maybe it takes place on an entirely
  203. 7:04different continent. Either way, the
  204. 7:05slate needs to be scraped clean and we
  205. 7:07deserve a game that's free from the
  206. 7:09burden of consequence. Be it put into a
  207. 7:12brand new age or a
  208. 7:14brand new IP altogether. I think fans of
  209. 7:18BioWare in general deserve a brand new
  210. 7:20beginning,
  211. 7:21especially considering how much we've
  212. 7:23lost along the way. Also, apparently,
  213. 7:27there has been a mysterious force
  214. 7:29weaving all the conflicts of the last
  215. 7:31four games together and will be making
  216. 7:33an appearance. This makes Dragon Age 5
  217. 7:35the perfect opportunity to bring this
  218. 7:37epic story to a close.
  219. 7:39I hope you enjoyed the video. Let me
  220. 7:41know what you'd like to see in Dragon
  221. 7:42Age 5 down in the comments. I'm working
  222. 7:44on a Dragon Age theory bit on what or
  223. 7:47who this mysterious force could be, but
  224. 7:49until then,
  225. 7:50be safe, be well, be kind.
  226. 7:53Bye-bye.

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