At the end of the day, DA2 is an enjoyable game. It has its flaws, and I think they're more numerous than DAO. The lack of dialogue in side quests and minor characters was, in my respectful view, disappointing; so too, the lack of a thorough "origin" for hawke. The dialogue options felt more constrained, and Hawke's choices don't seem to affect much (or don't give that impression, at any rate). Otherwise a great game, with great companions, great dialogue (such as there is) and great storytelling. It's the lack of it in the sidequests (and other mood killers like recycling maps) which I find less than enjoyable.
As for Twilight: I think it perfectly captures the writing style of a 13 year old teenage girl. I think the romance is too slow. Is there a sponge effect? Do I think I can stand in for the main character? Plainly many people do think so; I personally don't have that experience.
And lastly, David Gaider isn't wholly (or even largely) responsible for the flaws in this game. I'm pretty sure Bioware isn't responsible for a 1.5 year time frame. They had what they were given.
Modifié par Zeevico, 05 avril 2011 - 11:33 .
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But since we don't know what she is, she could well be invulnerable. I was just making the argument that death need not be permanent in the fantasy genre, so bringing people back to life isn't always a horrendous 'retcon'. Depends on the reasoning.
