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[Back_For_You_My_Love]

    So I've found a new article(....new to me at least), and the article itself is a good read; however most of what is there is already known. What I DIDN'T know and was quite happy to see was the game's story taking 40-50 hours to complete (without skipping scenes) and over 100 hours if we opt to do all of the side quests (which I will for sure). It may take me a few months to finish the games since free time is a rare luxury for my wife and me (she's more excited for DA:I than I am in fact....and that's saying something lol), but I am immensely pleased at such news and look forward to visiting the world of Dragon Age again. Anyone else glad to hear we'll have such a meaty game? Anyone preferring more of a shorter experience that doesn't take so long? Sound off and good day to you all!

 

    Almost forgot lol Here is the link!  http://blogs.wsj.com...ge-inquisition/

[AlleluiaElizabeth]

Thanks for that article. 

 

100 hours. Man, I'll be in my woman cave till Christmas at this rate.

[The Antagonist]

Long games bore me tbh. they usually become drawn out and tedious in the middle

[Hydromatic]

Long games bore me tbh. they usually become drawn out and tedious in the middle

 

Sounds like you're saying that as if it's a fact.

 

What you just said is an opinion. Not everyone thinks like you do

 

 

Just saying.

[Back_For_You_My_Love]

Thanks for that article. 

 

100 hours. Man, I'll be in my woman cave till Christmas at this rate.

 LOL well, the good news is when you come out of the cave it will be Christmas! 

[DragonKingReborn]

I know, very much excited about that information.

 

I love longer games, the ability to really feel like I'm developing something adds a great to deal to the gameplay experience.

 

Quality content is always paramount, of course, but everything I've seen thus far suggests to me that poor quality won't be an issue I'll have to contend with in DA:I.

[Hydromatic]

As if i didn't already think i would dissapear when this game came out.

 

 

I doubt i'll ever go outside again.

[Back_For_You_My_Love]

Long games bore me tbh. they usually become drawn out and tedious in the middle

Awww, give it a chance; you may really enjoy it being long. 

[Back_For_You_My_Love]

I know, very much excited about that information.

 

I love longer games, the ability to really feel like I'm developing something adds a great to deal to the gameplay experience.

 

Quality content is always paramount, of course, but everything I've seen thus far suggests to me that poor quality won't be an issue I'll have to contend with in DA:I.

In total agreement with you! 

[Back_For_You_My_Love]

As if i didn't already think i would dissapear when this game came out.

 

 

I doubt i'll ever go outside again.

   

[Hydromatic]

Actually that entire article in general makes me more excited for DA: I, not just the 100+ hours thing.

[Killdren88]

Welp..guess I'm gonna fail my fall classes...

[ebevan91]

As if i didn't already think i would dissapear when this game came out.

 

 

I doubt i'll ever go outside again.

 

The only time I'll ever see the light of day is when I go to work and school.

[DrBlingzle]

And that's without DLC as well...

 

Farewell life, it was nice knowing you.

[AresKeith]

Goood Gooooood

[Beerfish]

It will depend on how good BioWare is at maintaining some player urgency without making it impossible to explore everything.  I found with the open sand box games like skyrim and morrowind I'd play them for hours and hours, enjoying all the exploring and sidequest and then stop at hour 125 or whatever and have no clue at all what the main quest line was.

[Maria Caliban]

100 hours means 60 hours. Not bad.

[Back_For_You_My_Love]

Actually that entire article in general makes me more excited for DA: I, not just the 100+ hours thing.

 Haha, same here; the game being 100 hours just brought at all home for me lol Really excited for this game! 

[CrabbyCrackers]

the longer the better i say. if i enjoy a game i dont want it to end.

[jedicam10]

If pre-DLC gives me 100+ hours I'll be one happy customer. Most of my DAO playthroughs were about 40-60 ours on average, not including awakening. So if that's the case, then between the long and multiple playthroughs, I should be busy until the first batch of DLC is announced.

[Back_For_You_My_Love]

100 hours means 60 hours. Not bad.

Do you mean sixty hours for you, or sixty hours period? 

[Mes]

Whoooooooooo boy....  Whoo whee whoo whee whooooooooo...

 

*is incapable of forming coherent thoughts* 

[Tajerio]

100 hours means 60 hours. Not bad.

 

I find these numbers never mean very much out of personal context.  I have to compare my playtime of past games with the developer's estimate for those games, then extrapolate from there.  From the sound of this looks like DA:I for me will be an 70-80 hour proposition the first time round.

[Giant ambush beetle]

Man, this game sure as hell will negatively affect my weight lifting / exercise schedule...but in the most pleasant way.

[Maria Caliban]

Do you mean sixty hours for you, or sixty hours period?

I am sure someone else will get 120 hours out of it.