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[Cowboy_christo]

As to not quench my thirst for DAO im playing little by little trough various games(BG, me2, FFTA2), manga(Berserk) and a few telivision series(Supernaturel, breaking bad, fringe, spartacus) And after i this playtrough of DAO ill move on to DAA.

[Jonp382]

I'm the opposite. I was 40 hours in on my casteless dwarf(third character) and been enjoying it quite a bit. I was just getting ready to load up my game to pour in a good 2-3 hours yesterday but my PC died right before it. And this one is way too weak to run it satisfyingly. It can't even do SW:KotOR!

[Gill Kaiser]

NamiraWilhelm wrote...

spikey84 wrote...

the elder scrolls is calling me again

Here here! Not long completed morrowind again, perhaps oblivion deserves another run through

God yes, I have many fond memories of Morrowind, especially with the mod trifecta of Vampire Embrace/Hunger/Realism installed. Also, who can forget the Lilacor mod? That annoying sword took me from level 1 to godhood.

[LarryDavid]

Did DA: O ten times and DA: A three times. Now I'm going to start again playing enemy territory.

[booke63]

ModerateOsprey wrote...

Domyk wrote...

If you like DaO in terms of full on voice acting, story, etc. Try out The Witcher, awesome game.

I'll second that...started playing The Witcher a couple of days ago. Brilliant, truly brilliant. Get the retail Enhanced Edition. Has lots of goodies in the box.

My friend played the Witcher on my recommendation which really came from this forum.  People have complained that it's buggy, and maybe so, but otherwise, that game seems to get straight up simple praise.  No qualifications or explanations...just stuff like "great game" as if it speaks best for itself.  So I was intrigued.  My friend loved it.

So The Witcher is the next game on my list.  I have a few play throughs on DAO, and all the origin stories, and one play through of Awakenings with an Orlesian warden.  I do want to do a kind of definitive play through of DAO and Awakenings at some point, but with the real life outdoors calling and The Witcher, we'll see.

[JHorwath]

I haven't played the game in a bit but with the regular season for the NHL coming to a close I think I might play some Dragon Age this weekend. That is after I watch the home and home games of the Flyers and Rangers.

[wonko33]

booke63 wrote...

My friend played the Witcher on my recommendation which really came from this forum.  People have complained that it's buggy, and maybe so, but otherwise, that game seems to get straight up simple praise.  No qualifications or explanations...just stuff like "great game" as if it speaks best for itself.  So I was intrigued.  My friend loved it.

I played it maybe a bit more than a year ago (the enhanced edition) And I don't remember any bugs really, I'm sure there were some but it shows how much I loved the game that for the life of me I can't remember any problems

[Johnson45]

I've done 4 playthroughs of DA:O and now I feel like I've burned out, so I'll return to it in a couple of weeks.

[hexaligned]

Grace1957 wrote...

Frolk wrote...

I'm on my third playthrough and I'll probably take a break after I finish it. Civilization IV is calling to me once again.

My son got Civilization IV for my birthday.Is is good?I used to play Sim City and enjoyed it.

I know I SHOULD like it, Galactic civs is one of my all time favorite games, for some reason Civ 4 does nothing for me though.  It's odd because strategy games are my prefered genre, for some reason I lose all intrest in civ 4 about the time I pass the fuedal eras.

It's nothing like Sim City however.

Modifié par relhart, 09 avril 2010 - 03:44 .

[MrBoomba]

I just finished about 2 days ago of doing nothing, but DA:O trying to finish one of my Arcane Warrior mages I made specifically to fit it for Awakening, did it in about 3 days and I'm regretting it cause I feel like I need to make another few characters for the 2 other classes due to the 5 other fully played chracters were deleted when my PS3 Harddrive became corrupted and had to be wiped.

[Gecon]

Domyk wrote...

If you like DaO in terms of full on voice acting, story, etc. Try out The Witcher, awesome game.

If you like apples, try bananas ? No thank you.

[blacqout]

I thought that once i had unlocked all of the achievements i would be done with it... but nope. It's like a really great film than you can watch over and over again.



It'll probably be a while before i give it a full play through again, but i have a save from just before the Landsmeet that i have revisited a few times. The last hour and a half of Origins is just spectacular.

[I Valente I]

Unfortunately I only lasted 1 full playthrough and about 1/4 of the second one. I'm not sure what it is, I loved the game...but I can't bring myself to play it again, probably becaues its a pretty big undertaking, what with the first game lasting some 70 hours. I'm DAO'd out for now, I'll probably play it again in about a year.



I've been playing Bioware games almost exclusively for the past 5 months so maybe I just need to take a break from those. Or maybe rpg's in general.

[wonko33]

Honestly if I had a mod where I can kill all the enemies in one shot, I would replay the whole thing with my 3 last character just to see the story with those origins. I am so tired of the combat I cannot put myself through a fourth playthrough.

( I know there is the "runscript killallhostiles" command but I've read that it can break the game when some npcs need to talk to you after being vanquished)

[wonko33]

Gecon wrote...

Domyk wrote...

If you like DaO in terms of full on voice acting, story, etc. Try out The Witcher, awesome game.

If you like apples, try bananas ? No thank you.

 I would say if you like fruit try bananas but ... basically analogies always fail.

[ModerateOsprey]

wonko33 wrote...

booke63 wrote...

My friend played the Witcher on my recommendation which really came from this forum.  People have complained that it's buggy, and maybe so, but otherwise, that game seems to get straight up simple praise.  No qualifications or explanations...just stuff like "great game" as if it speaks best for itself.  So I was intrigued.  My friend loved it.

I played it maybe a bit more than a year ago (the enhanced edition) And I don't remember any bugs really, I'm sure there were some but it shows how much I loved the game that for the life of me I can't remember any problems

There is a few bugs, but nowt game breaking, and it isn't as polished as DA. Combat takes some getting used as real time. There are also some pretty heavy duplication of NPC models. None of this would stop me form saying that it is still brilliant. With The Witcher 2 announced, looks like some good RPG times ahead 

[ModerateOsprey]

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Modifié par ModerateOsprey, 10 avril 2010 - 01:22 .

[Gill Kaiser]

I Valente I wrote...

Unfortunately I only lasted 1 full playthrough and about 1/4 of the second one. I'm not sure what it is, I loved the game...but I can't bring myself to play it again, probably becaues its a pretty big undertaking, what with the first game lasting some 70 hours. I'm DAO'd out for now, I'll probably play it again in about a year.

I've been playing Bioware games almost exclusively for the past 5 months so maybe I just need to take a break from those. Or maybe rpg's in general.

I find that if I'm feeling the way you describe about a long RPG, waiting for a few months for a bunch of excellent mods to be released can really make the game feel fresh again. When DAO first came out I played it twice in a row, but I got burnt out on it after the second playthrough.

I waited a few months and in that time a whole bunch of player-created armours, weapons, preset faces, complexions, hairstyles, makeup options and skin/eye colours had been released, along with Dragon Age Redesigned, which really made the game feel new again. I subsequently played through it twice more.

Pretty much the same thing happened for BG2, Oblivion and Fallout 3, and especially Morrowind.

Modifié par Gill Kaiser, 09 avril 2010 - 09:07 .

[Haexpane]

1 playthrough each for DAO and DAO A



I'm on #2 in KOTOR 1

just finished #2 in Jade Empire

on # 1 in Mass Effect

have yet to start Mass Effect 2

#1 BG DA2

[uclahls]

Doing my fifth and sixth play throughs, still enjoying the game a lot. Mixing my teams to max out the funny dialogue and create different playing challenges. Love all the origin stories, doing the human and dwarf noble ones now, which were great. Haven't tried Awakenings yet but will, then probably ME 1 and 2. Can always take a break with Warhammer: Online or my game of five years now, World of Warcraft. But have found DA:O to be super by and large.

[MarkyBoy147]

yeah same here. i started another playthrough but just couldnt bring myself to do it. may have to find some quests in the real world till we get a new game.

[bzombo]

i've moved on to awakening for now. on my first runthrough in awakening. i completed 3 runs through origins and have a fourth that i started mostly to see the april fool's gags. after i finsh up awakening i may do it a few more times and then maybe go back to oblivion, which is on hold until i'm done with awakening. if i can ever get my jade empire copy i'll try that, but so far it's been tough.

[wonko33]

I'm back,



got the Ultimate edition on Steam (it was cheaper than getting awakenings and all the DLC i missed) And I am back to playing to get in shape for DA2. Any of you guys came back to the game in preparation of DA2?

[heilel]

I've actually yet to complete the game and I bought it when it first came out.

Not because it isn't a good game, it's just the in-game quest giver who then prompts you to buy more DLC annoyed me so much I refused to play it for about 18 months.

However more recently I have just looked past that and have really enjoyed playing the rest of the game.

Currently playing a Mage and about halfway through the game and really enjoying it..

When I complete it, I might get DA:A, but the stability issues I've read about do worry me, so I dunno.