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[Nuematic]

Raises Hand I love this and the mass effect series I have an addiction to story based games that are based on decisions you make. You can be Jekyll or Hyde or either one at certain situations.

[Soul Cool]

Eh, I'm enjoying it.

[wintermonk]

Loved it! Played through three times already (one rogue, two warriors) and now I've just started a fourth play-through with a mage and am surprised at how much I like it! Normally, I don't really like playing mages in RPG's, because they always seem to be panzies. Not the case here.

There are flaws, here and there, but overall I think the game is very impressive. Some people are missing out I think--like people so hung up on diamonds that they can't appreciate emeralds.

I enjoyed the second play-through more than the first. That is a good sign, in my opinion, just like some movies I thought were only mediocre the first time, but I appreciated them more on repeat viewings. This game is better the second time (in my humble opinion).

[DarthBakura]

I love Dragon Age II. It has it's problems, but it's an exceptionally fun game. I'm currently replaying Dragon Age: Origins right now and it's pretty fun as well. It's got it's share of problems too, but luckily they aren't "malfunctions" or anything of that nature. That said, I could never finish it, so here's hoping that I don't lose interest this time around.

[Mick301981]

 I'm enjoying DA 2 very much. I got to the end of Act 2, before I realized that I fudged up the romances by not getting any of the 4 LI's up to +50 friendship or rivalry, so I reloaded an end of Act 1 save and started Act 2 all over again, heh:)  However the game up until that point was really fun.  The Act 2 twists involving Hawke's mom, and a certain companion, both genuinely shocked me:blink:  I also really enjoyed the brief Origins cameo that I experienced at the end of Act 2. Reloaded the scene like 3 times 

My only concern is avoiding the Isabella friendship bug when I finally get her up to +50 friendship.  

Won't be playing DA 2 again until the weekend or early next week though(working on multiple playthroughs of Arrival)

Maybe there will be a patch by then:).

[RussMajere]

I love DA2 and am sort of making it a point to voice that out on the General forums as well so that people wou would potentially buy the game wil not just see all the "hater" posts there.  If you like this game enough to recommend it to others, I suggest you voice it out there too... it's my little way of saying thanks to Bioware

[neppakyo]

Mick301981 wrote...

My only concern is avoiding the Isabella friendship bug when I finally get her up to +50 friendship.  

Won't be playing DA 2 again until the weekend or early next week though(working on multiple playthroughs of Arrival)

Maybe there will be a patch by then:).

Hahahahahahah >.< Sorry, too funny.

There are just way too many bugs, and game breaking bugs to fix across three platforms.. its gunna take a long time.

[Hatchetman77]

This game sucks.  Give me an old school RPG when I'm stealing peasant's wedding dresses and kidnapping grandmothers any day...



Seriously though, it wasen't bad.  It was just rushed.  I'm amazed by what they put into the game with the timeline they had.

[neppakyo]

haha, yeah that collegehumor vid is great.

[MegWithAMouth]

I'm absolutely loving this game. I've never played through a game so many times in such a short period of time. It has it's flaws, many of which will be fixed with the upcoming patch, I'm sure, but they haven't really bugged me much. As much as I loved DAO, I've gotten more enjoyment from DA2 already. I'm really glad I'm not the only one. It's refreshing to see some positivity around here!

[TheJist]

I enjoy it but when I start continuing my DA:O play through I just wish I had another game to continue into with the same atmosphere DA 2 just fails at that which is sad for me but then again all games seem to go away from the way I want them to these days I feel old at 18.

[88mphSlayer]

i literally finished planescape torment a week before playing DA2 and still enjoyed it, and i still have fun with it

[Matchy Pointy]

I like the game and is having fun.

[Mick301981]

neppakyo wrote...

Mick301981 wrote...

My only concern is avoiding the Isabella friendship bug when I finally get her up to +50 friendship.  

Won't be playing DA 2 again until the weekend or early next week though(working on multiple playthroughs of Arrival)

Maybe there will be a patch by then:).

Hahahahahahah >.< Sorry, too funny.

There are just way too many bugs, and game breaking bugs to fix across three platforms.. its gunna take a long time.

Probably

But as the saying goes

Virtue is a patience, no wait, that's totally wrong .

But seriously, there are apparently ways to avoid the Isabella bug, so I'll just have to make due 

Modifié par Mick301981, 31 mars 2011 - 09:19 .

[Zmajc]

Didn't like it and i wont replay it.

After finishing it i went back to replaying DA:O and BG2

Modifié par Zmajc, 31 mars 2011 - 09:24 .

[Visanideth]

It's not perfect. Some of the bugs are flabbergastingly bad (Sebastian/Isabela has to be fixed ASAP because not being able to use certain companions is unacceptable).

On the other hand, the focus of the game (narrative) is Bioware's highest performance yet.

It's smaller than Origins, but better; it feels more like a game and less like the parody of a game.

[nakrato]

I enjoyed it a lot, not as much as Origins I admit, but IMO it isn't as bad a game, as the haters would have it look like.

[Siibi]

That would be me, played the game 4 times so far and still having so much fun.

[MoogleNut]

I'm loving it.
I like the changes, the more personal story - there's only so many times I can save the world before it gets boring - the new combat, the characters.
Even with the bugs and obviouly rushed elements, there's just something about it that keeps drawing me in.
I also love Origins just as much (altthough Ihave to be honest I'm one of those who dread certain parts - Orzamar and The Deep Roads more so than the Fade which I've developed a stange love/Hate relationship with). The Same way That I love Mass Effect and Mass Effect 2 equally, even though I play ME2 more.

Once the bugs are patched and the DLC starts rolling in I can only see me enjoying it more, and can't wait for the third addition to the Dragon Age universe - I wanna know what my favourite Orlesian is up to!

The only reason I'm not playing much now is because I'm at my sisters'  for a few weeks and have to wait till the kids are in bed/at school. Most annoying^^

Modifié par MoogleNut, 31 mars 2011 - 01:05 .

[AngryFrozenWater]

Even though I love the game I will not turn blind eye to its bugs, inconsistencies, dum... erm... streamlining, and some irrational design decisions (like copy and paste levels).

Modifié par AngryFrozenWater, 31 mars 2011 - 02:07 .

[ginzaen]

am_victory wrote...

Just glancing at the first page, it would seem like the answer is "nobody".  Conversely, you can chalk the complaints up to:
1) Some people aren't happy unless they're nit-picking / ****ing.
2) People who enjoy the game are playing it (as I would be if I weren't stuck at work )

Seriously, though - what the heck?  There are some things that bug me, but overall I've really enjoyed it (I'm on my second playthrough now).   So raise your hand if you're having fun

Yea i really enjoyed the game not perfect  but completed it 3 times now - there are a few areas i'd of liked more choices but others i ejoyed the story/characters.

[MCPOWill]

I love it. It is certainly not perfect, once a pacth comes out fixing some of the bugs I'll pick it up again. Excellent characters I must say, Anders is probably one of the most complex video game characters to date. I just wish more people realized it :/

[borelocin]

I hated it so much I am on my 3rd playthrough

Modifié par borelocin, 31 mars 2011 - 02:04 .

[am_victory]

RussMajere wrote...

I love DA2 and am sort of making it a point to voice that out on the General forums as well so that people wou would potentially buy the game wil not just see all the "hater" posts there.  If you like this game enough to recommend it to others, I suggest you voice it out there too... it's my little way of saying thanks to Bioware

Totally agree.  I also wrote a review on Amazon...

Dragon Age 2 seems to polarize people a lot. People are either
disappointed with it and so give it 1-star or they love it to death.
I'm in the second camp. The story is compelling, the characters have
excellent voice-acting, and I'm honestly just having a blast with it.
I'm on my second play-through right now, and have plans for a third - no
boredom in sight. To address some of the faults others have pointed
out:



* Recycled areas - this is the most irritating thing in the whole
game for me. I actually wouldn't mind if the mini-map didn't show
non-functional areas of a cave or whatever, but it does, so you're left
wondering if you've explored everything or not.

* Can't control companion armor - I actually like this aspect. It
lets me play the game instead of having to micromanage the equipment of 7
people in addition to Hawke (the main character).

* The "junk" category of inventory - ie. things you can't use so
must sell - Apparently the gripe is that they should just have armor
drop that's for your class since you can't use armor on any other
characters. Doesn't bother me, at all.

* Combat - I enjoy the combat. The "wave" formula gets a bit tedious, but overall I still like it.

* Side quests - you find some gizmo and automatically get a quest
that says Joe Bloe lost said gizmo, please take it back to him. You do,
and you get paid. I don't have a problem with this. Why must
everything have an in-depth dialogue / story to go with it? Sure, it
takes a bit of Suspension of Disbelief to go with the idea that you just
magically know ol' Joe lost his favorite beer mug, but honestly. It's a
SIDE QUEST. I'm not losing sleep over a side quest. (Quests are
categorized in DA2 - Main Plot, Secondary, Companion and Side quests -
side quests are at the bottom of the hierarchy).

* Kirkwall, the city - again, I like it. The architecture and history are great.

* Bugs - Personally, I only encountered one. There's a secondary
quest in Act 3 which is broken. Irritating, but not game-breaking.



A lot of people are RAGING because they say this game is not as good
as Origins. I think it's a matter of taste. For Origins I did one
full playthrough, and then did a partial playthrough with each of the
other origin stories. Once I got a character to Lothering, though, I'd
lose interest. I also played Awakenings (once). I purchased the Witch
Hunt DLC but just couldn't muster up the enthusiasm to play it. DA2, on
the other hand - as I said, I've completed one playthrough, I'm at Act
II with my second playthrough, and I have plans to do a third
playthrough and possibly a fourth. Based on that, I think DA2 is the
better game - I'm certainly enjoying it more.



Edited to add: I don't think this game is a perfect 100%, but I
also don't think it's as low as 80% (4 stars). I'd rate it a 9/10.
Sadly, Amazon doesn't let us use half-stars, so five stars it is.

It's been voted helpful 1 out of 11 times...  They're pretty rabid over there.  I was also disappointed to see the sheer number of people who said something along the lines of "This game is a 7/10, but compared to Origins I hate it, so I'm giving it 1 star."   I suppose they think THAT's helpful?  <_<

Anywho... I'm 1/3 into my second playthrough.  STILL loving it