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[Xx Serissia xX]

It's still one of my favorite games.  

[dragonflight288]

One of my all time favorite games. 

 

Combat is kind of slow and clunky though. I prefer DA2's and Inquisition's combat. I prefer something more fast paced. 

 

Doesn't help that I have it on the xbox so no mods for me. 

[procutemeister]

Definitely one of my favourites. Even if the graphics/gameplay are dated, the story and characters are still so amazing and epic.

[fkirenicus]

Yes!

The last "real" RPG I know of. 
Sad they didn't properly fix it before it was abandoned. 

[Cerulione]

Yes, yes, and yes. Great story overall, good combat & tactical combat, heart wrenching choices, grey-area villains & good people. The line between Hero & Villain is very thin in this game...

[QweenBeen]

Yesssss. Just started playing it again and I thought the graphics would really detract for me but aaah the story, the world, I feel like I'm enjoying it for the first time again after 4 years. Think I'll still skip the fade though, but I'm chugging through ostagar now :-)

[Yulia]

I love the game! It may be old but it's still got great lore and I don't mind the slow combat to much. I love the character interaction and reading the codex's. It's also cool to paly the different origins in the game. I love the city elf and the human noble. Dalish story is ok, others I have not quite explored all the way through, I've started them all off though. Also love the tactics the game has. Much easier compared to DA:I

[Eyes_Only]

Just finished a play through of DAO+Awakening+Witch Hunt (with a male noble warrior who romanced Morrigan/followed her through the mirror) and rolled those decisions as my import save for DA2 and I gotta say I wasn't even in Kirkwall yet before I had already created another DAO character. A mage who betrayed Jowen in order to help Irving stick it to the Templars (despite the fact she agreed with Jowen and will become a blood mage herself)

 

I can't seem to stay away from DAO.

[Bakgrind]

Origins is one of those games that you can play from time to time  due to the richness of it's character and story writing. After 1400 hours of recorded play time I still find joy and excitement upon completion of the campaign.

[God is Tigger]

LOL, I just finished a campaign as an extremely unlikable CE.  By the time it was all over, the only people at the celebration were my father and Dog.

 

[Faeryia]

I am one of those unlucky enough to be effected by the no banter bug on top of all the other glitches and bugs that is ruining my experience of Dragon Age Inquisition. I've given up playing DA I and started yet another playthrough of Origins, and oh my god... This is a joy to play. I never tire of it.

[Zoey Saints]

Even thou DAI is very enjoyable, DAO is the real deal for me Inon Zur's music is better for my taste, and the gameplay is more immerse for me and i still enjoy the main quests on origins, it somehow felt longer than the ones in DAI 

[MisterJB]

[Aliandrey]

Origins only hiccup was Awakenings which was still a good story, but poorly executed.

 

Is there anything I should know about Awakening? I've played it many times and enjoyed it thoroughly, my only problem was Oghren being too obtrusive. Yeah, his constant comments about Sigrun were not really entertaining. But I loved the campaign. The characters, the skills, the story, the Architect conflict, the city/fort decision, the Nathaniel Howe hanging decision.

 

I'd just like to hear your opinion. Why do you think Awakening was poorly executed?

 

I may be wrong though. I play it mostly for Sigrun.

[mousestalker]

It's a little too buggy. The Silverite mine bug has bitten me in every playthrough, even with the fix. Romances and approval either do not carry through from Origins or were badly implented.

I actually like Awakening. I just wish there had been better quality control.

[Bondari the Reloader]

I really liked Awakening, but that Silverite Mine bug is a killer. I was fortunate enough to miss it on my first playthrough, but it hit on my second and I never finished it. My city elf wanted her mom's boots back, dang it!

 

Story wise, it works better on its own than as a sequel to Origins because of what mousestalker mentioned. I remember being very confused as to why Alistair wasn't present when he was still a Warden (and in a romance with my Warden, no less). I might try it with an Orlesian Warden next time I go through it.

 

As to the original question, I do still love this game. I just finished another playthrough, and I still enjoy it immensely. The Baldur's Gate series will always be my benchmark, and Origins is the game that's come closest to matching BG for me.

[Todrazok]

Origins drew me right in from the moment I started playing it, and it will likely remain as one of my favorite games for a very long time

[AutumnWitch]

DAO is still so special. It hits that special spot in your psyche that makes it seem real almost. Over 20 play throughs and I  like it more each time. This is the game I judge all others by. 

[QweenBeen]

You know there's something to be said for linearity too. Been playing DAO and DA2 and it's so very structured, where you can only go in one direction, but the story is then so rich and cinematic. Ran around DAI for a few minutes and it's so daunting in comparison. It's really too bad RPGs are going more open world at the sacrifice of storytelling. Here's hoping ME4 doesn't do the same...

Case in point, that bigger is NOT always better

[Andrew Lucas]

I still love this, the companions are spot on and forever will be. Though, the missions are pretty hard to get through due to the enormous corridors with a super active respawn. It has a slightly better story than Inquisition's, but it's not the best anymore. A must own for every RPG lover who wants an unforgettable story to experience.