Really OT here, but when you guys played DA:O, did any of you start to burn out near the end? I'm only on my first playthrough (56 hours and counting so far), and right now I'm trudging through the Deep Trenches towards Branka. When I first started a few months ago, I found that I blasted through the first bit of the game fairly quickly, but lately I've been having to take prolonged breaks from it or else I end up drowsing off in my chair.
It's nothing against the game itself, because I'm dying to see the rest of the storyline and I adore it overall. (I really want to hurry up and get back to Denerim and the Landsmeet and the Alienage) I think it might be the gameplay? I adore tactical games, and I ended up increasing the difficulty up to hard (not nightmare this time round), but since I have all my tactics in place and I'm near level cap, I'm just grinding and the macro is getting kind of tedious. Do any of you have any tips? I'm playing a human rogue, if that helps at all.
I'm dying to get to DA:II (not just to see Cullen, but to be able to experience and play through what I've been hearing about for so long), but I refuse to skip over DA:O when I'm so close to finishing. And I know that importing isn't really a problem here because of the Keep, but I dunno. :S I'm an absolute completionist. I have to finish things for myself, it's not enough to just watch the rest on youtube. I have 9 separate completionist playthroughts of ME1, and the shortest I've been able to do absolutely everything in that game is 15 hours, but I don't think I'll be able to do something like that for DA:O. Plus I'm awfully attached to my Cousland Warden, so I don't think I'd be able to make another one in any case, and the least I can do for her is see the rest of her story through.
EDIT: and since this is top post and it's super OT, have a Cullen:
