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[iggy4566]

I am not being my usual cynical self here but I want to know why I should I buy this game can people give me a list of reasons of what should get me excited for this game.   I legitimately want to hear  and lets us have a nice discussion here.    

[yullyuk]

look at all the footage for the game right now on youtube, if you cant find a reason to buy it then im stuck.

 

but if your a fan of dragon age then i would recommend buying it 

[iggy4566]

look at all the footage for the game right now on youtube, if you cant find a reason to buy it then im stuck.

 

but if your a fan of dragon age then i would recommend buying it 

I'am watching some gameplay and must say it looks very pretty.

[Shadowson]

Yea i would do that if i were you, check out some youtube videos of game play, character creator etc.

 

this game play video is one i found cemented the fact that i will  really enjoy this game.

 

 

this channel here uploads all of the twitch streams so you can check out those also if you want

 

https://www.youtube....er/ChandlerUSMC

 

personally i would tell you to buy it especially if you like dragon age. 

[OriginOfWaves]

well first off it might teach you proper grammar if you play it long enough.  

 

but honestly if after all this time, and all of the things BW devs did to show off the game (trailers, twitch streams, gameplay videos, interviews), you're still unsure about it, then this particular game isn't for you. i say wait for reviews and make your mind up then. i personally pre-ordered the hell out of it.

[EmperorKarino]

I am not being my usual cynical self here but I want to know why I should I buy this game can people give me a list of reasons of what should get me excited for this game.   I legitimately want to hear  and lets us have a nice discussion here.    

 

i suggest story, cause from what i've seen of gameplay, inquisition doesn't look very fun. unless you didn't like the combat system in origins and in 2, then you might like inquisition's gameplay. If your getting it for the gameplay you need to be a person who likes a challenge. if you like the story thus far of Dragonage i highly recommend getting inquisition.

[iggy4566]

well first off it might teach you proper grammar if you play it long enough.

 

but honestly if after all this time, and all of the things BW devs did to show off the game (trailers, twitch streams, gameplay videos, interviews), you're still unsure about it, then this particular game isn't for you. i say wait for reviews and make your mind up then. i personally pre-ordered the hell out of it.

English is not my first language so I have issues with the grammar  

[NightTrauma]

Here is why I'm excited for DAI:

 

• Bigger world than ever before in the DA series.
• Can choose other races again (and now Qunari!)
• Multiplayer. Had a blast with ME3MP.
• Pretty much every issue I had with DAO and DA2 has been resolved and they've added a bunch of rad new stuff.
• Companions can be customized again but still stay true to their "look."
• Crafting looks insane! Like the way this armor looks? Well! No more having less optimal stats for fashion. Use schematics to craft the armor you like with the stats you need.
• Spells and abilities can be used outside combat again. Welcome to trap city! 
• Greater emphasis on tactical playstyle and scouting ahead. Especially on higher difficulties.
• Enemies don't scale. Quite possible for you to get wrecked and need to level up and come back for sweet, sweet vengeance.
• Specializations have more meaning and impact this time around.
• We can re-spec right out of the gate in the base game. No need for a DLC to add it later. (your specialization stays though)
• More "realistic" romances and friendships. Getting rid of the friendship bar and attempting to make things more natural.
• WE CAN JUMP! This is a small thing for most people I imagine. But I love nothing more than to jump off really high places in games. 
• More dragon fights.
• Riding the bull
• Combat seems to be a nice blend of DAO and DA2 while bringing in some flashyness from Kingdoms of Amalur. (Dat chain pull anyone?)
• Seeing the "real" Varric. Not how he sees himself in his stories.
• Being friends with mages who are not abominations, maleficarum, etc.
• The War Table.
• Hopefully shoving my boot up some Orlesian asses. Maybe delivering a Stone Cold Stunner or two because WHY NOT?!
• DAT CASS
• A Grey Warden companion who isn't a newbie. All the companions seem rad, actually.

So, yeah. That was my quickfire train of thought. Hope it kind of made sense. 

[iggy4566]

Here is why I'm excited for DAI:

 

• Bigger world than ever before in the DA series.
• Can choose other races again (and now Qunari!)
• Multiplayer. Had a blast with ME3MP.
• Pretty much every issue I had with DAO and DA2 has been resolved and they've added a bunch of rad new stuff.
• Companions can be customized again but still stay true to their "look."
• Crafting looks insane! Like the way this armor looks? Well! No more having less optimal stats for fashion. Use schematics to craft the armor you like with the stats you need.
• Spells and abilities can be used outside combat again. Welcome to trap city! 
• Greater emphasis on tactical playstyle and scouting ahead. Especially on higher difficulties.
• Enemies don't scale. Quite possible for you to get wrecked and need to level up and come back for sweet, sweet vengeance.
• Specializations have more meaning and impact this time around.
• We can re-spec right out of the gate in the base game. No need for a DLC to add it later. (your specialization stays though)
• More "realistic" romances and friendships. Getting rid of the friendship bar and attempting to make things more natural.
• WE CAN JUMP! This is a small thing for most people I imagine. But I love nothing more than to jump off really high places in games. 
• More dragon fights.
• Riding the bull
• Combat seems to be a nice blend of DAO and DA2 while bringing in some flashyness from Kingdoms of Amalur. (Dat chain pull anyone?)
• Seeing the "real" Varric. Not how he sees himself in his stories.
• Being friends with mages who are not abominations, maleficarum, etc.
• The War Table.
• Hopefully shoving my boot up some Orlesian asses. Maybe delivering a Stone Cold Stunner or two because WHY NOT?!
• DAT CASS
• A Grey Warden companion who isn't a newbie. All the companions seem rad, actually.

So, yeah. That was my quickfire train of thought. Hope it kind of made sense. 

MP ? in Dragon age? yea I don't know if that is a good idea.

[NightTrauma]

MP ? in Dragon age? yea I don't know if that is a good idea.

Well, luckily for you it is an entirely optional mode that has no impact on your single player experience. (Unlike ME3)

 

Meanwhile, I'll be having a blast dungeon crawling with my friends. 

[Tielis]

Well, luckily for you it is an entirely optional mode that has no impact on your single player experience. (Unlike ME3)

 

Meanwhile, I'll be having a blast dungeon crawling with my friends. 

 

Actually, it does, indirectly.  Because of multiplayer there is no more autoattack except in tactical mode.  You have to press or hold a button instead.

[Almostfaceman]

Why give you a list, when there's really only one reason you need. Play just for the chance to maybe see this cute little guy again...

 

[NightTrauma]

Actually, it does, indirectly.  Because of multiplayer there is no more autoattack except in tactical mode.  You have to press or hold a button instead.

Source that MP was the reason for that? DA2 didn't have auto-attack either. It was patched in later. I don't see how MP effects auto-attack. World of Warcraft is a massively multiplayer game, and it has auto-attack. 

 

But yeah, of course MP and SP influence each other indirectly. What I meant was if you don't like MP or think DA shouldn't have it there is literally nothing forcing you to play it. No galactic readiness or whatever. 

[Robbie529]

Here is why I'm excited for DAI:

 

• Bigger world than ever before in the DA series.
• Can choose other races again (and now Qunari!)
• Multiplayer. Had a blast with ME3MP.
• Pretty much every issue I had with DAO and DA2 has been resolved and they've added a bunch of rad new stuff.
• Companions can be customized again but still stay true to their "look."
• Crafting looks insane! Like the way this armor looks? Well! No more having less optimal stats for fashion. Use schematics to craft the armor you like with the stats you need.
• Spells and abilities can be used outside combat again. Welcome to trap city!  
• Greater emphasis on tactical playstyle and scouting ahead. Especially on higher difficulties.
• Enemies don't scale. Quite possible for you to get wrecked and need to level up and come back for sweet, sweet vengeance.
• Specializations have more meaning and impact this time around.
• We can re-spec right out of the gate in the base game. No need for a DLC to add it later. (your specialization stays though)
• More "realistic" romances and friendships. Getting rid of the friendship bar and attempting to make things more natural.
• WE CAN JUMP! This is a small thing for most people I imagine. But I love nothing more than to jump off really high places in games.  
• More dragon fights.
• Riding the bull
• Combat seems to be a nice blend of DAO and DA2 while bringing in some flashyness from Kingdoms of Amalur. (Dat chain pull anyone?)
• Seeing the "real" Varric. Not how he sees himself in his stories.
• Being friends with mages who are not abominations, maleficarum, etc.
• The War Table.
• Hopefully shoving my boot up some Orlesian asses. Maybe delivering a Stone Cold Stunner or two because WHY NOT?!
• DAT CASS
• A Grey Warden companion who isn't a newbie. All the companions seem rad, actually.

So, yeah. That was my quickfire train of thought. Hope it kind of made sense.  

Sooooooooo very much what he said!!!!!!!

 

Well, luckily for you it is an entirely optional mode that has no impact on your single player experience. (Unlike ME3)

 

Meanwhile, I'll be having a blast dungeon crawling with my friends.  

 

I totally agree; if DA:I MP is structured as ME3 MP was; it will totally rock again. And Bioware does not produce garbage.

 

[Tielis]

Source that MP was the reason for that? DA2 didn't have auto-attack either. It was patched in later. I don't see how MP effects auto-attack. World of Warcraft is a massively multiplayer game, and it has auto-attack. 

 

But yeah, of course MP and SP influence each other indirectly. What I meant was if you don't like MP or think DA shouldn't have it there is literally nothing forcing you to play it. No galactic readiness or whatever. 

 

No, I have no source for it, but I can think of no better reason why they'd make such a drastic change.

 

And as far as I can remember, DA2 always had autoattack on PC.

[iggy4566]

Why give you a list, when there's really only one reason you need. Play just for the chance to maybe see this cute little guy again...

 

Is Sandal in this game?

[themikefest]

AWR(Alix Wilton Regan) is one of the females voicing(British voice) the femquisitor.

[aeoncs]

No, I have no source for it, but I can think of no better reason why they'd make such a drastic change.

 

Drastic change? Really? You have to hold down a button.

[Shadowson]

Is Sandal in this game?

 

Nobody, bar the dev team, knows at this point.

[NightTrauma]

No, I have no source for it, but I can think of no better reason why they'd make such a drastic change.

 

And as far as I can remember, DA2 always had autoattack on PC.

Auto-attack was patched in 3 days after launch on PC. One month for Console.

 

Also, I still don't see how this supposed "drastic" change has anything to do with MP. Plenty of games with MP have auto-attack.

[Tielis]

Drastic change? Really? You have to hold down a button.

 

Drastic for the disabled, of which I am one.  Also drastic for those with arthritis, carpal tunnel syndrome, repetitive motion injuries, etc.

[Gill Kaiser]

Drastic change? Really? You have to hold down a button.

 

You didn't have to before. That's a 100% change.

[iggy4566]

AWR(Alix Wilton Regan) is one of the females voicing(British voice) the femquisitor.

Is she Famous? 

[vertigomez]

'Cause it's rad.

[sylvanaerie]

AWR(Alix Wilton Regan) is one of the females voicing(British voice) the femquisitor.

 

Okay, just looked her up.  She's Mhairi from Awakenings, and Mascha from DA2 (the kidnapped templar's sister).  I LOVE her voice!  Totally going with a British accent because 1) it's so sexy!  and 2) I LOVE her voice!!