But for now, the title fight is between Baldur’s Gate 2
and Dragon Age: Origins. Baldur’s Gate 2 (not the original, and if you
have to ask why, I despair) offered several things: henchmen quests,
great party mechanics, enormous gameplay (90 odd hours), great
levelling and accessible combat.
Dragon Age: Origins offers all of these, but with today’s standards.
Where I feel a little uneasy is in locating something unique, something
to hold up and say this is why you should play the game. In truth,
while the engine and graphics are all new, and that’s great, Dragon
Age: Origins succeeds by excelling in all the areas an RPG needs. It’s
fine tuned to oblivion, and I choose my words carefully.
The story is compelling, and lengthy. There’s plenty to do and lots
of side quests to distract you. The acting is all good, and not wooden
like I’ve seen some criticise. The humour is there, as in BG2 often in
the background – hear your henchman shout “Bad dog” to an attacking
werewolf, or “Time for Plan B” as they near death, and you can’t help
but crack a smile.
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