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[Coyote X Starrk]

Did anyone ever catch themselves taking a deep breath after some decisions or feel themselves freeze up when encountering others? You know what I mean. The times where you are confronted with questions and choices that you KNOW will have a lasting impact 

 

I just reached a point on my Rogue, which is my main playthrough at the moment, where I had to take a break after doing 2 big story missions. I won't post spoilers so no worries there, but I will say its the missions I am talking about are the ones that had heavy implications in Orlais and the other involved the wardens. Those of you far enough will know what I mean. The decisions were enough that I felt burnt out on that character. I felt as if that was enough to do in one sitting and loaded my Mage in order to blow off some steam. 

 

I felt the weight of those decisions. The game did an excellent job of making me hesitate and making me thoroughly think through what it is that I am doing. I love that the answers to such questions did not come easily. I found myself worrying about little details and how the character I created would react in such situations.

 

I care about the people that surround me and I care about how my decisions affect them. In my opinion such a thing is one of the best things you can experience in an RPG. 

 

 

 

So did anyone else find themselves hesitating or stressed out when confronted with obvious turning points in the story? 

[SadisticChunkyDwarf]

I don't stress so much. I actually just hover over all the choices to see what they are, then go with my first instinct and do not look back, consequences be damned. This doesn't mean that I don't feel the weight of my choices on my character. I just believe making the decision quickly with the information available at the time when weighed from my own point of view is what my characters role is as leader of the inquisition, and what other members of my party are expecting me to do. I don't tend to dwell on one decision or another, as there is always another to make.

[RUDAL]

big and meaningful decisions having me to stop and think about the consequences? sure, but not in Dragon Age games.

last time I had that feeling in BioWare game was in Mass Effect 2 or in The Witcher 2 game where I knew that making some choices can end up badly for me in the future.

here? not at all