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[kansadoom]

Yes it is

[DrunkenMonkey]

When hell is full he dead rise

[Heimdall]

I have to say yes. I can build my character, choose his appearance, make choices in the dialogue and storyline and interact with a cast of companions and affect my character's relationship with them.

It lacks none of these, so I think to say it is not an RPG would be patently false.

[novaseeker]

It's more of a storyline action/adventure game with RPG elements. Nothing wrong with that, per se, but it isn't a traditional RPG. DA:O was closer to being a traditional RPG. This is more like Mass Effect, which I see as a storyline shooter with some RPG elements as well.

[Heimdall]

novaseeker wrote...

It's more of a storyline action/adventure game with RPG elements. Nothing wrong with that, per se, but it isn't a traditional RPG. DA:O was closer to being a traditional RPG. This is more like Mass Effect, which I see as a storyline shooter with some RPG elements as well.

I'd argue it retains far more "RPG elements" than even the first Mass Effect game.

[novaseeker]

Lord Aesir wrote...

novaseeker wrote...

It's more of a storyline action/adventure game with RPG elements. Nothing wrong with that, per se, but it isn't a traditional RPG. DA:O was closer to being a traditional RPG. This is more like Mass Effect, which I see as a storyline shooter with some RPG elements as well.

I'd argue it retains far more "RPG elements" than even the first Mass Effect game.

Probably, but the first ME itself was never really trying to be anything like a traditional RPG, whereas DA:O was.

[KalDurenik]

Its a action rpg. Where both the action part and the rpg part is bad.