BioWare is going to fans of the Dragon Age series to ask for feedback to determine how the third part of the series ought to look like. The creators of read only forums, but also during gamebeurzen looking for fans.
From a forum post from Mark Darrah, producer of Dragon Age II, it appears that developer BioWare release a new version of the rpg making. Darrah to let you know that fans no new downloadable content have to expect for it a year ago appeared the second volume of the series. “We send to the attention of the entire team to the next phase of the future of Dragon Age,” says Darrah.
After the lukewarm reception of the second part in the series wants BioWare fans an opportunity to make clear what they are from the third part expect. Darrah and his team will not only forums about the series to keep an eye on, but also media such as Facebook and Twitter, and also are present on gamebeurzen as PAX East, that in april in Boston takes place. The team of Darrah is also looking for improvements. “In the past year we have taken a good look at games from BioWare-safe, and we have also looked at the new possibilities that the industry today provides,” says the producer. He will, however, still not let go of what plans BioWare has with the new Dragon Age.
Publisher Electronic Arts, the parent company of BioWare, has officially still not a sequel to Dragon Age II was announced. BioWare has, however, been through a variety of media made it clear that the Dragon Age III works. So the studio may already be familiar looking for new employees for the team working on Dragon Age III. Also via Twitter, the studio, the existence of a third part to hint.
Images of the last part of Dragon Age