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Who found dragon age 2 easier to replay then DAO


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#51
Gleym

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Certainly not me, given that I quit my second playthrough of DA2 out of sheer disgust for it.

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I finished DAO and Awakening 2 times as a mage. Started several times playing as other class but couldn't finish. After Ostagar it was all the same. The Deep Roads and the Fade - ugh, I don't even want to think about going there again. The story was rather typical for a classic RPG, there were only slight hints at promised "dark fantasy".

I replayed DA2 several times. I like what they did with personalities and how they can change outcomes of some quests (I only wish there were more personality-dependant quests!), I like new combat, especially for mages. And I like that Hawke isn't some kind of super-hero who manages to save everyone and everything, from kittens to kingdoms: the DA2 has a much more realistic approach then DAO.

So, yes, I enjoy replaying DA2, but DAO - not at all.

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I did DAO 2 and DA2 twice, i would say they have the same replay value

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I found it too much of a struggle to replay DA2. I played it once, couldn't believe it, tried it a second time and bugs wouldn't let me finish it. At that point I just gave up and uninstalled it from my hard drive. Trying to replay DA2 was more of a struggle than any sense of enjoyment.

With DAO I've played and finished it at least 6 times and I'm starting another playthrough as a female City Elf this time.

edit - forgot a word

Modifié par Slayer299, 29 mai 2011 - 05:48 .


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DA2 is an easier thing to face the replay on because you don't have those long grindy dungeons that are a huge beat down after awhile.

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I've played DAO 5 or 6 times to the end, Awakening 3 or 4. DAO because I wanted to se what differences there are in the game for each origin. While it is not much after Ostagar, it is quite different for each when you go 'home'.

DA2 I finished it twice. I started a 3rd playthrough, can't get into it. I'm done with it for a while.

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It's strange but I do agree DA2 is more replayable. Don't get me wrong, DAO is a better game, but I could only play through twice without mods, then another two times more with massive amounts of mods.

As for DA2, I 've already played through 4 times, and I intend to play through one more time if the toolset gets released so sweet mods can be made.

Why this is so? I have no idea. ME2 is far better than DA2, but I can't bring myself to play it more than twice.

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Riknas

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I found DA2 FAR easier to replay, considering the combat is actually fun now.

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I replayed Origins 3 times.

I uninstalled Dragon Age 2 in disgust after I finished it.

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Xilizhra

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Infinitely so. Origins' torturous combat and less likable companions makes me want to never go back.

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we'll see how I feel. I've been playing DA2 and FFXIII for so long. I haven't touched DA:O since I got DA2, so I'm going to find out if I can still replay DA:O.

I think I'll be able to.

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Saint Joel wrote...

Who found dragon age 2 easier to replay then DAO?

I did.

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Replaying DAO after Ostagar was a pain in the *$$. I quitted two characters because of that and only forced me into a complete second playthrough to have more import variability for DA2.

Playing DA2 a second time after a while is still fun and I'm planning a third playthrough. Something I only did with the KotOR franchise.

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I beat DAO a good 6-7 times.

DA2 I still have yet to beat more than once.

I'm close to completing a second playthrough, but I just can't continue on for now. Its just not the same.

So no. I find DAO MUCH easier to play over and over again.

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When I beat DAO for a second time, I happily jumped in for a third time through.
When I beat DA2 for a second time, I uninstalled the game and threw it out the window.

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Icinix wrote...
DA2 felt like a one run arcade game. I enjoyed it immensely the first time...but its memories soon fade; and were PC gamers given the ease of game trade like console gamers...I would seriously consider trading it in.


Dont, its at less than half value for trade in right now.  I just checked today.  Selection was poor or I would have probably traded it in.

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Icinix

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SuicidialBaby wrote...

Icinix wrote...
DA2 felt like a one run arcade game. I enjoyed it immensely the first time...but its memories soon fade; and were PC gamers given the ease of game trade like console gamers...I would seriously consider trading it in.


Dont, its at less than half value for trade in right now.  I just checked today.  Selection was poor or I would have probably traded it in.


:lol: - Yeah . Fair call.

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In theory DA2 is more fluid and draws the player in faster than in Origins.

But the sad story is that the game is inferior on so many other levels that it just isn't worth the effort. I knew I could barely stand it halfway on my second playthrough and I have no plans of going back . The lack of choices with impact doesn't really help either. This is just how I felt ofc.

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Gurris wrote...

In theory DA2 is more fluid and draws the player in faster than in Origins.

But the sad story is that the game is inferior on so many other levels that it just isn't worth the effort. I knew I could barely stand it halfway on my second playthrough and I have no plans of going back . The lack of choices with impact doesn't really help either. This is just how I felt ofc.


Yeah this, and to add to it - Burns out he player faster.

DAO is like a big tasty wholemeal sandwhich with lettuce, tomoato, cucumber, swiss cheese and fresh off the bone ham. Filling and nutrious.

DA2 is like a cheeseburger from that greasy take away on the corner. Its so delicious, but you're still hungry later on and have a massive craving for a real sandwhich.

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Icinix wrote...

Gurris wrote...

In theory DA2 is more fluid and draws the player in faster than in Origins.

But the sad story is that the game is inferior on so many other levels that it just isn't worth the effort. I knew I could barely stand it halfway on my second playthrough and I have no plans of going back . The lack of choices with impact doesn't really help either. This is just how I felt ofc.


Yeah this, and to add to it - Burns out he player faster.

DAO is like a big tasty wholemeal sandwhich with lettuce, tomoato, cucumber, swiss cheese and fresh off the bone ham. Filling and nutrious.

DA2 is like a cheeseburger from that greasy take away on the corner. Its so delicious, but you're still hungry later on and have a massive craving for a real sandwhich.


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blegh Swiss Cheese.... I can't stand Swiss Cheese.... I prefer Sharp Cheddar. Add some Spicy Brown Mustard and Wasabi on that sandwich and it's amazing. Oh and Lebanon Bologna.

And don't forget that the greasy burger from the take-out joint leaves a very bad taste in your mouth because it makes your breath smell disgusting.

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I´m still early in my second DA2 playthrough and don´t know if I´ll finish it. Combat gets boring with wave after wave and this time I know story isn´t going to get any better save for a few moments. Replaying Origins was like re-reading a good book, and will probably play it a few times more.

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Objectively? I'm currently halfway through my third DA2 playthrough but only completed one in DAO/DAOA.

It felt like, beyond the "Origins" character introduction chapter and the choices you made in the final act, the bulk of the DAO campaign remained the same for all characters beyond a few minor details.

DA2's story actually felt like it evolved differently for each character throughout all 3 acts. Some characters left or even died depending on my choices. I played a male warrior, a female rogue and a female wizard and found some side stories to evolve differently for all three characters.

There are many things I preferred in DAO over DA2, but I felt my choice of character had more influence in the story development in DA2.

#73
AngelicMachinery

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they're both pretty hard to replay, DAO has the Deep Roads and the Fade. DA2 has... minimal story and reused locales.

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MagmaSaiyan

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i think it will be equal for both origins and DAII going completely through 6 to 7 times(maybe more in the future), at least from my profile

Modifié par MagmaSaiyan, 30 mai 2011 - 10:08 .


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I can't replay it, because I can't finish it, because of ... just a lot of issues and the fact it's not fun.