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[ozymandiusz]

It takes only a few hours, no more. The rest is doing side quests which are not revelant to main story. It is not like i hate side quests but 10 hours or less for campaign? I read that you need like 20-30 hours to beat the game but still, that 20~ hours are not pure true campaign. You need to spend like 15 hours to do irrelevant quests in order to gain power points or levels.

 

When i open a map i see a lot of quests but 98% of them don't affect main story. I mean yes, it's good we have something but not that way.

Kinda lame that this game has weak and short story.  

 

 

[Aravasia]

I wouldn't say the story is 'weak', but it is short, yes. I've spent over a hundred hours so far in the game and I feel as though only 10 hours or so has been spent completing the story content. It is a bit expected, since they have added the exploration, but I had hoped that the amount of content between story/exploring would be closer to equal. I think some of the problem is that side quests do not really feel as though they are a part of the story, but rather as tasks that include fetching and combat. 

[JUn1t]

I felt like the main story could have been a bit longer but I got the impression that this is just the beginning of a much more extensive story. The Inquisition is at the height of its power, the Chantry is being remade and Solas/Falon'din still walks the world and is presumably more powerful than ever after consuming Mythal/Flemeth. Considering Falon'din orchestrated the events of Inquisition and banished the elven gods I doubt he will simply slip back into the shadows. I suspect there will expansions/sequels based on his future actions. I don't see how the story could end with a god walking Thedas. Especially one who has caused as much harm as Falon'din.

[Xeyska]

I felt like the main story could have been a bit longer but I got the impression that this is just the beginning of a much more extensive story. The Inquisition is at the height of its power, the Chantry is being remade and Solas/Falon'din still walks the world and is presumably more powerful than ever after consuming Mythal/Flemeth. Considering Falon'din orchestrated the events of Inquisition and banished the elven gods I doubt he will simply slip back into the shadows. I suspect there will expansions/sequels based on his future actions. I don't see how the story could end with a god walking Thedas. Especially one who has caused as much harm as Falon'din.

 

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