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[Kuro_Fenikkusu]

First off this isn't one of those whining threads about how things are different from origins.  I've come to grips with the fact that this is not Origins 2.  It's Dragon Age 2.  That being said while I've come to like most of the changes (although Origins is still better IMO) I played Nightmare difficulty in Origins and at first it thoroughly trounced me, as I expected, but after a time my tactics improved to the point where nightmare was easy.  Dragon Age 2 I'm starting on nightmare and I've been playing for about 18 hours total, and I'm noticing something a bit frustrating and disappointing.  It seems that instead of improving the AI, tactics and just the enemies themselves Bioware decided the best way to make it harder was to supplmenet lackluster foes with sheer numbers.  In Origins, I'd die and go "Oh! I should've done that! Or why didn't I think to do this?"  In Dragon Age 2 its just overwhelming waves of enemies and after many hours of this it gets frustrating.  I'm wondering if it's just me?  I'd prefer to fight a few good challenging enemies rather than a ton of crappy ones who defeat me simply because they outlast me.

[Luke Barrett]

I suggest the secret boss fight if you're looking for something a bit more challenging on Nightmare. Corypheus is more of a mechanical fight than a difficulty fight.

[Luke Barrett]

There are a few threads in spoiler sections about it.