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[DarthRhys]

Which is the better game? Cast your votes!

 

Dragon Age Origins           70 votes

 

Dragon Age Inquisition      21 votes

 

Dragon Age II                    6 votes     

[DanteYoda]

Dragon Age Origins is better

[AWTEW]

Origins.

[Sweawm]

Dragon Age II. I'm serious. 

[Googleness]

origins

[Mirth]

Origins - by a mile. Ill never forget that gaming experience.
DA:I - will be one of those "yeah I played that game. It was "ok" but the original dragon age was better..."

[lynroy]

This is for science, right?

[luism]

Origins

[Quaddis]

Yeah...this is gonna end well...

[Isaidlunch]

Another vote for Dragon Age II (lol)

[The Mad King]

Inquisition. 

[Nykara]

Inquisition

But only just, all three have their places.

[Sailfindragon]

I love both Origins and Inquisition for very different reasons. But, I think I will have to go with Inquisition. :-)

[Elista]

I love both Origins and Inquisition for very different reasons. But, I think I will have to go with Inquisition. :-)

Same here.

[Biotic]

I'm going with Origins. If DAI had less filler, more quests tied to the main story, more cutscenes, and cinematic dialogue, I'd have gone with DAI.

[Bob Walker]

I like both, but if I am forced to choose I would say Origins.

[Darkly Tranquil]

Origins

Inquisition is a Michael Bay movie in game form.

[Fingolfin1222]

Origins>DA 2> Inquisition. 

Inquisition's combat sucks and I hate the filler quests. 

[ThreeF]

Nope, can't pick, they all have their pros and cons.

 

Story: DAO - average fantasy stuff, DA2 - all well and ok, if you forget that there was act3, DAI - all over the place with some interesting moments. Essentially they are all prologues, can  we have main story now, please?

 

Combat: do not care, as long  as it doesn't heavily relies on reflexes I'll adapt.

 

Characters and the way they are handled: DAO - average for the most part, DA2 - for the most part nope, DAI - for the most part a step up into the right direction.

[Antergaton]

Still Origins, still far too many choices in the game, it's more direct and seems filled with less faff.

[landmine]

Origins

[Helios969]

DAI if for no other reason than a fully voiced protagonist.  I do like the focused narrative of DAO, but at this point it is graphically dull, has boring and slow-paced combat, and the lack of VA makes it difficult to replay.  In 2009 it was the greatest game I ever played, but it's 2015 and games have taken on a level of graphic realism I would have never imagined back then.  To me it's like saying computers were built so much better in 2009 than they are now.  I loved my 2009 computer, but my 2014 model annihilates it.

[King Cousland]

Origins.

[Innsmouth Dweller]

better how?

 

DA:I has better exploration, NPCs remember what my PC said few convos before, game looks way better, there's crafting (it's a start). it's packed with lore, and finaly a romance option i actually enjoyed /yay

 

DA:O: superior combat experience, PC i could customize (not only visuals but the voice, play the role of Warden as i see fit), multiple choices (even if insignificant), side-quests with more dialogue options than 'ok, i'll do that', mage didn't have 'default' staff and could wear plates, dark humour of 'stupid evil' Warden. i never had a 'please shut up for a sec, I want to say something' moment regarding a NPC

 

DA2: brilliant story line - for the first time PC is a commoner with no special powers/mission. Hawke reacts to events, he/she isn't the cause. there is no ultimate evil, there are just people

 

overall? Origins. i like RPGs more than sandboxes/movies.