More information is bound to be shared in the future as we draw closer to the game's release and we'll be here to report on it.On top of that, the game has changed shape more than once.
The BioWare blog post ended by stating, "from features like the Detailed Stats page that cater to RPG enthusiasts to hand-crafted locations you’ll come to explore and more, design is a topic we could talk about endlessly." It's good to see that the designers are so invested in their creations and hopefully bodes well for the final product. Since Dragon Age is known for its unique progression systems and skill trees it's satisfying to hear that the people at BioWare are working so hard to make something amazing. It's always interesting to get insights into how a particular game is coming along. Designs change and iteration continues until we find the right balance between the designer's vision and the player experience."ĭeveloping video games is a long process that takes a lot of creative thinking, trial, error, and refinement to perfect. "It's at this point that we can truly start to evaluate how it feels and how it reads to a player. Wicentowich goes on to state that the tweaking process doesn't stop once a functioning feature is put into the game. But the process is far from over at this point. After that long process, it's up to the Technical UX Designers to "help bridge the gap between the UX designers, programmers, and artists as UI (user interface)," as Technical Designer Kelsey Wicentowich explains.
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