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[Dieb]

It took me 3/4 of my playthrough to even enter the Forbidden Oasis, cause something told me it's some sort of an end game area. Hence I didn't even figure out what the damn Shards are there for at all - Only now am I sorta inclined to go and max out all my resistances.

 

I don't really care for the bottles, but I did smile a little when I found Duncan's, Bethany's, Riordan's & Grigoirs's (for some reason I actually remembered the latter is the Anderfels Warden, Alistair mentioned could drink the most)

[Melca36]

Yeah I prefer real quests. I would definitely sacrifice world size on a bloody alter to create a smaller world, but one more richly inhabited with more for me to interact with and characters that existed beyond giving me a pointless task.

 

Dragon Age 2 did it pretty well. I liked a lot of the quests there.

 

Huh did I just suggest I like some aspects of DA2 more than DA:I

 

Yes.

 

Yes I did. 

 

 

I will agree finding the murdering Kelder was a real quest in DA2 but the fetchquests sucked.   I will always believe it goes down to laziness and a person's unwillingness to learn the game when it comes to Inquisition.   I'm filming a playthrough that explores how to cut back the time and still get a close to completionist playthrough.   When I am done...its going to be on youtube.

[Melca36]

Sadly true I wish it had been like previous BW games (excluding ME3 but at least I liked the combat in ME3) which were for me.

 

I wish there had been a toolset like Skyrim had, just imagining all the awesome and long quests players could create to help fill all that space, it would have been awesome

 

PS, but seriously how do you get that power merchant guy?

 

 

Its easy getting him...Choose Leliana for the Power for a Price War Table Mssion