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[levyjl1988]

As a person with an OCD to complete this game, 100% it, get all the achievements, etc as well as enjoy it.

 

One of the most annoying things in game design that I found evident in Dragon Age 2 (and numerous other games) was the inability to revisit locations and pick up missed collectables. Nothing angers a gamer the most than enjoying the game naturally, later to discover you missed a collectable that contributes to some type of achievement or quest and you can't recover it because it's too late in the game to do so.... and you're already 40hours in. It gives gamers regret and frustration. 

 

For Dragon Age 2, there was this annoying achievement called: Supplier. 

You really had to have a guide handy throughout the adventure and in a way it took away from the core experience. It divided the attention from the main game to follow a checklist. It cheapens the value of the game when gamers have to rely on a guide to play a game. Dividing the focus is the worst thing you can do. You want the players to be engaged with the core game much like how Uncharted 2 nailed a lot of the game design concepts. In Uncharted 2 items were optional, they can be regotten if missed. If the player was unsure of what items they got, it was easy to distinguish from a list what was collected and what was not. Players are able to go back and get said items conveniently. 

 

Alan Wake had hideous collectables often destroying the pace of the game. 

http://www.stevebrom...ience-in-games/

 

 

[Shapeshifter777]

You can revisit locations again to pick up missed items and collectibles.

[Dubya75]

Of course! The devs are actually encouraging revisiting locations. The world is dynamic, so that means there will always be wildlife to fend off or dead swamp people to kill.

[aTigerslunch]

Once you finish a group of members from an area a new group of members take over.  They see an abandoned base and figure great to move in, then you clear them out as well.

[AlexiaRevan]

Once you finish a group of members from an area a new group of members take over.  They see an abandoned base and figure great to move in, then you clear them out as well.

That sound soooo much like Skyrim...wait..I think that was a mod XD

[aTigerslunch]

That sound soooo much like Skyrim...wait..I think that was a mod XD

Its possible it gets taken over at least twice .. not sure but also that wont get as much xp after so much of them... basically they become too weak for you.

[AlexiaRevan]

Thats ok . It add though alot of realism and make the place more alive . Thats worth all the xp you cant get in the end 

[SofaJockey]

Phew

 

As a person with an OCD to complete this game, 100% it, get all the achievements, etc as well as enjoy it.

 

One of the most annoying things in game design that I found evident in Dragon Age 2 (and numerous other games) was the inability to revisit locations and pick up missed collectables. Nothing angers a gamer the most than enjoying the game naturally, later to discover you missed a collectable that contributes to some type of achievement or quest and you can't recover it because it's too late in the game to do so.... and you're already 40hours in. It gives gamers regret and frustration. 

 

I really agree with this.

 

And for a moment my OCD tendencies kicked and I thought the thread title meant that you would want to go to DAO locations like Redcliffe and find items and collectibles still there that you did not pick up when playing DAO 

[Eveangaline]

I think they said that areas will respawn enemies after a while so I see no reason you can't go back.