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[wsandista]

bobobo878 wrote...

EternalAmbiguity wrote...

wsandista wrote...
If you enjoy DAO, be prepared to be disappointed with DA2

That's odd, because I loved both.

can't tell if trolling or serious...

trolling I hope

[Loc'n'lol]

wsandista wrote...

bobobo878 wrote...

EternalAmbiguity wrote...

wsandista wrote...
If you enjoy DAO, be prepared to be disappointed with DA2

That's odd, because I loved both.

can't tell if trolling or serious...

trolling I hope

No no, it's actually possible. Sorry to shatter your reality.

[AkiKishi]

bobobo878 wrote...

EternalAmbiguity wrote...

wsandista wrote...
If you enjoy DAO, be prepared to be disappointed with DA2

That's odd, because I loved both.

can't tell if trolling or serious...

There are always a couple.

[Shadow of Light Dragon]

Snkk2000 wrote...

Opthanks for the input! I changed my GameQ to ship Origons first. Anyone want to tell me what to expect, choices wise? Do I have to choose sides like in ME? I understand that DA is different in that the series doesn't follow one character, but are my choices still important from game to game?

I don't think you need to play DA:O first, it'll just help you understand some of the references and in jokes. Gameplay-wise they are quite different.

Some of your choices in DA:O will impact DA2, but only in minor ways. DA2 does a pretty good job in giving nods to how you completed certain arcs in DA:O, but as the games are set in entirely different countries you don't see very much. None of what you do in DA:O affects the main plot of DA2.

There is no Paragon/Renegade Good/Evil system. Mostly what you pick in DA:O is your starting race and class. Each Origin gets a different starting quest. For the City Elf Origin, gender matters. Other than that, it's all down to how you finish quests. Every quest has a 'side', and being a villain, hero or pragmatist is up to how you want to play it.