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[randydanezack]

I really appreciate not only the game (it's a great game, absolutely amazing) but also the work that moderators and official bioware people do on this forum.
I'm tired of seeing people complaining over things like delays minor bugs, things not being balanced correctly etc. etc. I'm tired of people giving the Bioware official forum people (hence forth known as BOFPs) a hard time when really (i'm guessing) the BOFPs have absolutely nothing to do with delays, bugs etc. Those people should google constructive criticism.
People should recognize the hard work that BOFPs put in to keep the forums updated about happenings etc, bioware could employ less people, save money and therefore make a better bottom line (at least in the short run) by not employing these people. But instead bioware is investing in your loyalty. With this in mind do you really think that bioware is slapping you in the face or stealing your wallet everytime there is a "high" DLC price? 
When i read these forums many of the times i can't help but be reminded of a bunch of children always wanting something just a tiny bit better. "why is the price 7.50? I want it to be 6.50. i want i want i want". i would imagine if it was 6.50 other people or probably even the same people would say the same. Even some of the free items people are complaining about.
All i'm saying is that people should really recognize what a good product dragon age is. People should try to name another game in the past 8 or so years that has come any where near it's greatness. In my opinion people would be hard pressed to name more than 2, if that. Furthermore, dragon age has already recieved 2.5 patches (i don't really count that 1.1b thing as a full patch haha) and it has a great group of people keeping the community updated and dealing with people who are acting no better than 5 year olds. On top of all this an expansion is already announced and a date set.
I could ask no more from a company: great game, great support, continuous new content that i'm interested in.
Bioware, both programmers and BOFPs, keep up the great work! 

PS: just so you know although i don't post often i do read the forums frequently. Furthermore, for those of you who specifically complain about technical problems, i've had some too (this one where effects of my and npc abilities and attacks don't actually register with the game until many seconds afterwards during larger battles, any help would be appreciated haha, comp meets recommended specs). butn nonetheless these technical problems of the game are greatly dwarfed and overshadowed by the pure spectacle that is Dragon Age: Origins.

[Gabo]

We really appreciate good feedback and often use the constructive criticisism to improve future products. Its great to read how many of you love the game and it makes my day every time I read a comment from posters like Sloth of Doom (hilarious every time!).



I just wish more people would understand why some things have to happen in certain ways. I it boils my blood every time someone rates the value of a game by the time they spent to complete it once (like people ranting about the price of DLC). That argument basically means that bargain bin games are the best games you can get since they are pretty cheap per hour you can spend on them.

[Gabo]

Sloth Of Doom wrote...
Wait...I've ranted about the price of DLC before....  *waits for hate mail*

I don't remember if you in particular used the "this DLC should be priced at 59.087 cents an hour because the original game cost me X and it took me Y to beat it" but I do remember that most of your rants have been quite valid and are generally the type of feedback that we actually find useful, specially since you clearly know the game very well.

And one can never forget this kind of snappy reply to a post that makes no sense:

Someguy writes:   I was playing DA but I got bored because it has so many words and dialogue.

Sloth of Doom Writes: I was playing Modern Warfare but I didn't really enjoy it because of all the shooting.