XM-417 wrote...
Having being away from it for just over two years i started a fresh game today. Playing as a human noble.
...so YOU'RE the one!
Wow... Dragon Age Origins is still a great game
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horacethegrey
, févr. 15 2013 10:12
#126
Posté 14 mars 2013 - 12:20
Fast Jimmy
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...so YOU'RE the one!
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#127
Posté 14 mars 2013 - 12:31
Eralrik
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I'm actually on my 17th play through of DA:O I simply love the game it's still facinating an keeps drawing me back, my 2 favorite background story's is the Dalish <getting to see Merrill as a non emotional npc in DA:O to the Merrill in DA:2> Whenever I play a male Hawke, Merrill is his love interest an she is still one of my favorite npc's.
I really enjoy DA:O but I still enjoy DA2 an I can come to accept the generic fact that the area's don't change much as it is a city and not to many city's that I know of change that extensivly over time.
I really hope they take the very best of both games and place them in DA:I an not use the generic Inventory of DA2, everything felt immersive then open the inventory an I felt so totaly pulled away from the game.
Also I kinda would like a demo of DA:I later down the road that actually doesn't have any actual quests from the main game to show off the combat an the story telling.
I really enjoy DA:O but I still enjoy DA2 an I can come to accept the generic fact that the area's don't change much as it is a city and not to many city's that I know of change that extensivly over time.
I really hope they take the very best of both games and place them in DA:I an not use the generic Inventory of DA2, everything felt immersive then open the inventory an I felt so totaly pulled away from the game.
Also I kinda would like a demo of DA:I later down the road that actually doesn't have any actual quests from the main game to show off the combat an the story telling.
#128
Posté 14 mars 2013 - 01:03
Tigress M
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I have to agree. DA:O is a fantastic game. It was the first game I actually played more than once (and am still playing after 2+ years).
I have also replayed DA2 but not to the degree I've done so with DA:O and with much less enthusiasm.
I think the different Origins make DA:O much more re-playable and I'm hoping that even though we won't have Origins in DA:I, I'm sure, we'll be allowed to make more choices that significantly change the outcome of the game, thereby increasing it's re-playability.
I have also replayed DA2 but not to the degree I've done so with DA:O and with much less enthusiasm.
I think the different Origins make DA:O much more re-playable and I'm hoping that even though we won't have Origins in DA:I, I'm sure, we'll be allowed to make more choices that significantly change the outcome of the game, thereby increasing it's re-playability.
