The storage chest in general has evolved over time since its notable appearance in Diablo, sometimes even allowing us to share items between different saves. Not only because we both have the same name, but because a storage chest in a game with tons of items is such a must have that I can’t imagine a company like BioWare not thinking that it would be important. While I fully believe Zoeller, I also have to agree with Tom. Warden’s Keep provided a permanent and central location for a storage chest to reside. A storage chest was implemented at one point, but players were losing their items due to the camp area constantly changing, admits Zoeller, and there wasn’t enough time to fix this problem. Said Zeoller, “I categorically reject that any features or game systems in this game were designed or removed to ‘bilk users for more money.'” According to Zeoller, the player’s inventory limit was never questioned during any phase of the game’s development, and was added by the DLC team as a “cool feature for your own keep” EA had nothing to do with the contents of the Warden’s Keep DLC. Chick’s article attracted a response from Georg Zoeller, the Lead Systems Designer at BioWare. To include it only in something that players must pay additional money for, rather than a free patch, is seen by some as a way for EA to “bilk” its customers of more money.
The main complaint, as Tom Chick explained at, is that there’s a lot of stuff in Dragon Age, so a storage chest is pretty important and useful. This expansion adds a player keep, new items, abilities, and a pretty important sounding quest that details the history of the game’s Grey Wardens, but controversially also adds a storage chest that can’t be gotten through any other means. Was the day one Dragon Age: Origins DLC designed to steal your money? Not in the least, according to a BioWare designer.ĭragon Age: Origins has finally been released to the public and is also really, really good, but a slight controversy still exists over the day one release of the $7 Warden’s Keep DLC expansion.
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