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[Crinoth]

I've been a big fan for long time and this must be the first time that i got into a bioware game and went 'meh not worth it, will play something else for now'.

If not for the annoying anti piracy code and 1 time use for the downloading of exrtas I would be getting my money back. Seems unfair that the only thing stopping me getting money back is a built in system that essentially prevents it from being possible.

Seems like a spit in the face for real PC RPG fans that have bought games. The games in the past that have actually allowed the company to get to the point of selling out to the console 'RPGers'.

It just seems poor that high textures were not shipped with the DVD, that upon entering and attempting to link to the servers it tried to access a non existant A drive that no other game has ever had issues with. Also when starting suffered crashes in the very first cut scene.

Changing graphics to what feel inferior and the change to the very starting hurlocs just doesn't make any sense considering they were meant to be the same ones from DA:O.

From a team based RPG it just seems to have become an action game that has taken a step backwards. Even the health bars above the enemies seem to be something taken from a simple hack and slash game all the way from the sega era.

Not impressed at all and very upset about how the compnay has decided to go. Feeling incredibly anxious now about the new ME and scared what else will be stripped from it to dumb it down.

And having already mentioned the A drive thing if that managed to pass testing undetected. It makes me very worried about the new SWTOR game better start some betas because the in house testing can't be up to scratch, if things like that can get through.

Just had to say something because this has made me really angry been looking forward to this game since I was playing DA:O and I played that a lot and this sad excuse for a follow up is just upsetting.

I think from a PC perspective they should have remembered "if its not broken don't fix it".