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[Leafs43]

 Say what you will about DA2, but DA2 set the stage for such a huge conflict the likes of which could be amazing.


All Bioware has to do is abandon re-using maps, and really really focus on the factions that are going to war.

I'm talking templars, mages, quanari, Orlegion Empire, the Imperium, Alistar and Fereldan, Starkhaven, and Kirkwall.


Not to mention Flemeth, Morrigan and Morrigan's child, the darkspawn and how all that plays out.



I took my bruises from Bioware, but there is a seriously epic story here if they are willing to commit.

Modifié par Leafs43, 08 avril 2012 - 05:40 .

[Allan Schumacher]

I find 30-40 tends to be the sweet spot for myself, unless the game is particularly engaging for me.

I think a lot of that is a reflection of me getting older though. 12 years ago I loved the 60+ hour games and just wanted moar moar moar. Haha.

[Allan Schumacher]

To take something else away from this, would the longer sequences be more palatable if there had been a way to escape out of them?

I agree that the Deep Roads carried on longer than I would have liked.  I didn't mind The Fade as much due to the puzzle nature, but I know a lot of people that don't care for it.  As far as I know though, those are plot paths that you must finish before returning to the open world (been a while since I played others and I'm not a content tester

[Allan Schumacher]

Could be. It's been a loooong time since I last visited Orzammar it seems hahaha. It was definitely not convenient and if it required trudging through a lot of empty space then it's still a subpar solution in my book