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[pijankengur]

Well I just posted this in General Discussion, not sure why it got deleted so I figured I'd post here instead...

Is the game linear or is it sandbox style?

I've heard its linear, but.. 60-80hours of linear gameplay?

How is that even possible

[mrmoneda]

pijankengur wrote...

I've heard its linear, but.. 60-80hours of linear gameplay?

How is that even possible

'Cause it's made by BioWare. It's kind of their "thing."

[Anton de Staen]

*Chuckles*

[KingMob]

Since its not unlocked for me, I dont really know; but Im guessing its like Baldur's Gate 2. The story itself was linear, but you could walk around and do it anytime you wanted. Chapter 2 is a good example.

[Prom001]

Well the first two bigger Areas(Origin & Ostagar) are linear.

Then the World opens up to you.



as for 60 to 80 hours, well thats why they needed 5 years of work for it.

[SonvarTheMighty]

linear. You can head into areas and explore but it's not just one big area you are entirely free to explore.

[Houkka]

I'm guessing it's somewhat as linear as Baldur's Gate 2, if not a bit more. I spent over a 100 hours on BG II.



Final Fantasies are pretty **** linear, and I tend to spend 50+ hours on 6, 7, 8 and 9 whenever I play them. And that's without beating all the superbosses (except in 6).



So yes, it is possible.

[Edaer]

It's linear in the way that you have a story line to follow, there is side quests that you can do as you like if you dont want to push on the story line.

[Leo]

Linear, 60-80 hrs of linear gameplay is possible since Dragon Age is very likely to be story heavy.

[mrmoneda]

pijankengur wrote...

I've heard its linear, but.. 60-80hours of linear gameplay?

How is that even possible

It's made by BioWare. That's kind of their "thing."

[SonvarTheMighty]

Linear

[Sir Ulrich Von Lichenstien]

Linear to some extent but there is a middle bit where get to choose what order you do some of the main quests in and also there are sidequests you can totally avoid or do