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I don't want to sound to gruff, but I can not even get myself to finish DAI ( I will eventually I am sure ), I mean the game is worth it to play, I don't mind that I payed full price, and now people buy it, and get DLC's and all, for less than what I payed, though I do think that is sucky.

 

It is worth playing, if you can finish it but size, and graphics are just not enough. Don't take this totally wrong, DAI is okay, and has many fun parts.

 

  But DAI is like really, really boring, and I don't like any of the Companion's. I lose interest in the story, have to much to keep up with that does not amount to anything, and sell stuff just to find out I need it shortly there after. It's just truly boring, it has moment's, but not enough quality, and the characters are really Butt ugly for the most part, I don't even want to start on the clothing or armor choices ( Yuck_O ).

 

  I spent hour's, and hour's restarting the game again, and again just to get my character looking good enough I would not get sick of her by the end of the game, and she still looks terrible.

 

God I hope if they make ME4 they make it more like ME1, and ME2 ( Reduce the graphics and give me quality RPG tasks to do that have something to do with the out come ), I don't need giant maps to wander in with little or no content that has any value. 

[Gkonone]

 

I'd rather have fewer squadmates than a ton of people I never take along on missions. 
 
Seriously, that's the problem with a large group of combat-party members. Many of them never get used. Even in ME 3 where you end up with six, it's still "nope, can't use, nope, don't need, nope, redundant..." and you end up with the same two on half the missions.
 
Except where someone gets forced on you for minimally rellevant story reasons.

Even if you don't end up using them much, the fact they're there adds a lot to the immersion for me. And in ME2 I mostly used a couple but just meeting the others from time to time added to the whole crew building theme. As long as they have interesting stories, the more the merrier really.