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[jncicesp]

Never ever would make a thread on forums cause they scare me but I couldn't find anything mentioning this at all.

 

Most of the time when Dragons are mentioned they're described as endgame content, Which always bothers me.

Obviously they're things in the world that can be done after the game is over...duh.

But after the game is over the game is over and I'm not to sure about Dragon Age Inquisition but thinking about the first two Dragon Age games and all 3 Mass Effects' the world/setting is Kinda dead and boring(only exists for DLC?). and weird if the main character can die at the end of the game.

 

I don't really want to walk around a ghost world with silent companions killing things just for a challenge and a rewards that i can use in the end gamed ghost world.

 

Could just try to do everything during the game and not care what you left unfinished in a playthrough.

 

Is endgame content Just to extend how much you play the game? is it a challenge you can do when you're at the apparent peak of your skill? does it really matter one bit that its just a big tough challenge and should just be taken as part of the non-endgame game?

I really don't know...

at best I hear tellings that you can attempt anything during the non-endgame game but they're still made to be a goal to work up towards.

Not to sure if its just a level goal or skill goal. 

[Allan Schumacher]

I never really took "endgame content" to mean "content that is done after you complete the game.  But rather, content that is designed for higher level players.  Stuff that is done when the player is leveled up and with quality equipment.