Zitat von TalAkkonchi

aber bomben is langweilig, denn es impliziert die tatsache die selbe attacke (mit reichweite) immer und immer wieder zur drücken

der langweiligste part am ganzen trinity meiner meinung nach

einfach großen cooldown auf aoe-attacken dann müssen sie keine systeme einbauen, bei denen hundert gegner in einer sekunde sterben

man muss einfach aufpassen ob man JETZT die granate schießt oder lieber noch ein paar sekunden wartet

ansonsten wirds routine und damit langweilig

Zitat von Sarnave

Ich behaupte mal, das ich relativ schnell schreibe. Und dennoch habe ich Zeit, Rechtschreibfehler oder Fehler beim Setzen von Zeichen und dazu noch Groß-, Kleinschreibung zu beachten.
Wenn ich doch einen Fehler habe, versuche ich ihn meistens so schnell wie möglich auszumerzen. Habe da einen "Rechtschreibtick".

PS.: @ Fegefeuer: Wieder fällt mir auf, das die PC-Spiele-Welt von Männern dominiert wird.

Zitat von Satyrus

..und es wurde ja erklärt, dass praktisch jede Klasse auf Heiler oder Tank geskillt werden kann.

Zitat von RobChestney

Hey guys,

This is a great thread and it's nice to see so many of the discussions that take place within BioWare echoed among the fans. I'm actually in the booth now helping play through these demos (as the Jedi Knight--woot!), and this thread grabbed my attention. A lot of good points have been made already here to clarify what the multiplayer demo implies and what the takeway is, but I think it's worth a few more comments:

- For the purpose of this multiplayer demo, we wanted to keep the 'team combat dynamic' simple and easy to understand. Furthermore, the Consular acts as the healer and as the 'camera' for the demo, so she isn't necessarily playing exactly as she would in a normal playthrough. We wanted her to stay back from the action to provide a wide-angle view of the entire scene. Thus, where she might have run into to strike a few blows for righteousness in a regular group battle, she has to minimize that to keep the view right.

- One of the other things to keep in mind is that these are level 8-10 level characters, and none of them have begun to train as "advanced classes". New strategies for team combat develop as characters get new skills, get higher level powers, and select specializations. Keep in mind also, that the demo is designed so that people who may not be MMO veterans can understand it also.

- There also seems to be some confusion about the primary classes being locked into primary roles. The Sith Warrior has two advanced classes; the Juggernaut and the Marauder. One is a better track for a 'tank', the other is more of a damage-dealer. The paradigm of advanced classes is designed to provide branching options so that all primary classes have at least two options for the types of role they will play in groups. Beyond that even, there are further specialization/customization options that will give characters additional variety in the types of roles they can play.

To sum up, don't assume too much from one example of four-player team combat that we're showing at E3. We hope you like the team dynamic we're showing to folks here, but we don't want you guys to read too much into it. At a later date, we'll definitely try to show you some different strategies and team dynamics so you can get a better idea of the breadth of the experience of team combat in TOR.

Eventually, we look forward to you guys getting your hands on the game to find out for yourselves!

Thanks!!

Zitat von pandamuh

Wie bitte??? Also entweder ist mein englisch schlecht oder deins....