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[JonathonPR]

I much prefer Origins style combat to DA2. If I want over the top combat I will play Dynasty Warriors or Exalted. If there is a story I want the game mechanics to be more of a simulation of the in world rules of physics and anatomy. I also feel that DA2 had a lot of the inverse ninja rule. Killing lots of opponent is only rewarding if they are a challenge. It is better to extend combat by increasing the combat difficulty of individual opponents than increasing the number of opponents in waves. This can mean slowing down the base combat speed and increasing the range of abilities available to opponents. If players keep reusing the same combos have opponents learn to dodge, block, or counter attack.

[AresKeith]

EntropicAngel wrote...

AresKeith wrote...

Hopefully the gameplay is tactical like DAO, because DA2 just felt like button-mash hack n' slack

You didn't have to play it that way. You could play tactical if you wanted. Sure, it meant pausing every two seconds, but it was possible.

And I found it enjoyable.

What makes you think I wasn't playing that way

The gameplay still felt like button mashing over tactics

[Sylvius the Mad]

Maria Caliban wrote...

I'm going to guess it's more responsive as well.

I don't even know what that would mean.  I used to think I did, but then DA2 was sold as being more responsive, and then I found it signficantly less so.

So I'm not sure what this so-called responsiveness is with regard to DA combat.

[Secretlyapotato]

I hope you can at least still beat people to death with your staff if you're a mage. If qunari became playable that's what I'd want him to do.

[Eterna]

I liked them more than Origins. Simply put, the animations in Origins felt very clunky and slow to the point it felt at times I was watching the battle unfold in slow motion.

I would prefer a middle ground between the flashy and exciting animations of DA2 and the more realistic animations of Origins.

[Sylvius the Mad]

Eterna5 wrote...

I liked them more than Origins. Simply put, the animations in Origins felt very clunky and slow to the point it felt at times I was watching the battle unfold in slow motion.

If DA2 had had a slow motion option, I would have turned it on for all combat.