Covvenant wrote...
Maybe if you actually tried working through it yourself would be more fun and rewarding than coming back to the forums every 2 minutes asking for people to hold you hand and walk you through it.
The Maze is probably one of the most original bits if you don't feel this way and just want to breeze through stuff I suggest CoD: Modern Warfare.
I don't want to start an argument, but this post is unreasonable. Not liking the Fade section doesn't make someone stupid. I hated the Fade level because it consisted of boring physical puzzles and wandering around a blocky maze, I prefer role-playing puzzles that have something to do with the plot. Does the fact that I prefer role-playing puzzles make me not suited to a role-playing game?
I don't feel like the maze was particularly original and fun, that does not mean I want to 'breeze through stuff'. I happened to enjoy DA overall despite the maze, and enjoyed the role-playing decisions I had to make during other quests. Turning into a mouse and clicking on a shrine to get a +1 to willpower or strength is not my idea of an awesome RPG experience. Dealing with a complex situation, talking to interesting characters and choosing one course of action out of many options, is what I call RPGing.
Telling people to go and play shooters because they have one critique of the game, is unfair. Even though my preferred genre is RPGs, I do dabble in other genres once in a while, and played the first CoD. You know what? It was a very good game. Doesn't mean all the enjoyment I've gained playing RPGs over the years suddenly disintegrates (whether it fails the saving throw vs. death or not). CoD was actually a very challenging game, especially on harder diffculties.
Oh and CoD: MW2 is out now, so if one wishes to tease 'dumb shooter fans', telling them to play CoD: Modern Warfare
2 would be more appropriate.
To the OP: Just slog through the level to access the rest of the awesome DA experience, the last stages of the Fade section are briefer and more role-playing focused (after you get through the six or so huge mazes).