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[dantares83]

im quite stressed. i want a completionist playthrough yet i also want to know the ending fast!

 

ooooh... Andraste's bum...mer

[AshesEleven]

This is a good problem to have  

[Zatche]

You can keep playing and complete everything after the end.

[Al Foley]

You can keep playing and complete everything after the end.

Beat me to it...

 

this is really what I plan on doing when/if I get the game.  Nothing in life is guranteed after all...but I was thinking of just kind of bull rushing the game with one/ both of my first two Inquisitors and then just play the side quests after the main campaign untill/ if the DLCs start coming out and if I can even get those...and then do the DLCs and then start on some of my other Inquisitors eventually.  

[dantares83]

but the timeline would be messed up? i must complete all the dlcs/side quests before the end. so i actually restarted DA2 and ME3 because they released DLCs after I have complete the game and although u can play it, it does not feel right.

[LS2GTO2006]

I agree once I "finish" the game (main story), I can't pull myself to keep playing or wandering around the open world.  Not sure what it is but I actually like when games "end" and don't allow you to finish quests up.  I think a lot of times it makes for a tighter story and ending.

[Al Foley]

I agree once I "finish" the game (main story), I can't pull myself to keep playing or wandering around the open world.  Not sure what it is but I actually like when games "end" and don't allow you to finish quests up.  I think a lot of times it makes for a tighter story and ending.

Granted this is usually me and I may not be able to soldier on after DA I the main quest finishes...but there we go.