Temple of Dirthamen and cradle of sulevin i kilt them in less than 15 minutes I want Dungeons with rare items and maybe some Mystical secrets not just a couple of Runes I want to Explore for Hours like in Dragons Dogma or the Deep Roads from Dragon age origions.
Where are The Bloody Dungeons?
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#2
Posté 02 février 2015 - 09:40
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Yeah, the dungeons in this game are really sad....if you can even call what we have dungeons. Bitterblack isle hit my combat and exploration sweet spot, pity theres nothing of the like in DAI.
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Posté 03 février 2015 - 01:06
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There is the Din'an Hanin, and Chateau d'Onterre.
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Posté 03 février 2015 - 01:14
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The haunted Chateau is one of the few proper "dungeons" in the game. There are no deep caves, no mazes and you can solve most "riddles" by running straight through the map and hitting every switch.
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Posté 03 février 2015 - 02:22
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This is one of the best things about DAI.
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Posté 03 février 2015 - 02:52
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Oh god, just not something like Deep Roads in DAO, it was after the Fade the most boring part of the game (some thaigs were ok though). More of them wouldn't certainly hurt. Although I found out there was quite enough of them in the entire game, but usually the reward was completely useless and lackluster and they weren't challenging at all (except the puzzle in Exalted Plains).
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Posté 03 février 2015 - 07:42
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Not just dungeons, cities too. This game has more wilderness than far cry.
And man, the one lone side dungeon that looked like it was going to be interesting, the temple in "God of secrets", was just so, so unrewarding.
A despair demon with extra hit points and 7 annoyingly hidden magic sigils on the walls. Yay.
No dialogue, no cut scenes. By far the most disappointing thing in the game for me.
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Posté 03 février 2015 - 09:00
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I wouldn't mind larger scale dungeons IF there was camp spots with your party along the way and a chance for more party conversation / dialogue and what not to break up the tediousness of hours of dungeon crawling. Otherwise the dungeons in Origins got a bit old and boring other then some parts of them that actually had a bit of story to it.
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Posté 03 février 2015 - 11:46
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I want to Explore for Hours like in the Deep Roads from Dragon age origions.
Nice troll friend
Next you'll say the Circle tower fade section was the most fun you ever had 
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Posté 03 février 2015 - 11:57
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Not just dungeons, cities too. This game has more wilderness than far cry.
Well, they had to show off all this open-worldness, right?...
I actually liked Deep Roads in DAO. I wouldn't mind exploring some more. Maybe Ruck is still alive?
Edit: and no, I'm not trolling 
But I admit I always use "Skip the Fade" mod...
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Posté 03 février 2015 - 12:23
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Nice troll friend
To each their own. I personally like the deep roads and the circle tower and still do not understand all the rage.
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Posté 03 février 2015 - 12:31
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I tweeted before the game launched about how much I loved the Deep Roads in DAO - how big it was...and hoping we would see more of that in DAI.
If I recall, Mark Darrah himself then replied, saying it will be much bigger in DAI. I thought he was referring to the Deep Roads, or a similar dungeon structure.
But as it turned out, it was just another default reply about how big the game areas would be in general.
I am sorely disappointed that we didn't see much of the Deep Roads. Valammar seemed promising, but it was just a tease.
Also no towns and villages in this big-ass world? Pretty lame.
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Posté 03 février 2015 - 01:38
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To each their own. I personally like the deep roads and the circle tower and still do not understand all the rage.
Same. I actually still enjoy the Fade quite a bit because of the shapeshifting. And the nightmares of the different companions.
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Posté 03 février 2015 - 02:35
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I tweeted before the game launched about how much I loved the Deep Roads in DAO - how big it was...and hoping we would see more of that in DAI.
If I recall, Mark Darrah himself then replied, saying it will be much bigger in DAI. I thought he was referring to the Deep Roads, or a similar dungeon structure.
But as it turned out, it was just another default reply about how big the game areas would be in general.
I am sorely disappointed that we didn't see much of the Deep Roads. Valammar seemed promising, but it was just a tease.
Also no towns and villages in this big-ass world? Pretty lame.
The problem with going into the Deep Roads all the time is having a good reason to go down there in the first place. In DA:O, the only reason the Warden went down there was to run errands for Harrowmont or Bhelen, an extra trip to help Bhelen trick some dwarven noble into thinking that Harrowmont was cheating him, and the other to find that crazy Paragon, and then there's Shale's companion quest. In DA2, it was simply the expedition and then tracking the blighted Carta dwarves to Corypheus' prison. With that done, what else would there be for the Inquisitor? I get that people want to go exploring down there and face legions of darkspawn, but unless Corypheus has a lair down there (which doesn't make sense given his allies) what would we be doing?
Also, technically there are two villages in the game, though admittedly not the liveliest.
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Posté 03 février 2015 - 02:38
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Same. I actually still enjoy the Fade quite a bit because of the shapeshifting. And the nightmares of the different companions.
Yeah, those nightmares are funny and the Skip the fade mode lets you play them the shapeshifting itself was actually pretty fun as well, but all that tedious backtracking...
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Posté 03 février 2015 - 02:38
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To each their own. I personally like the deep roads and the circle tower and still do not understand all the rage.
Same.
I don't like dungeons.
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Posté 03 février 2015 - 02:41
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The problem with going into the Deep Roads all the time is having a good reason to go down there in the first place. In DA:O, the only reason the Warden went down there was to run errands for Harrowmont or Bhelen, an extra trip to help Bhelen trick some dwarven noble into thinking that Harrowmont was cheating him, and the other to find that crazy Paragon, and then there's Shale's companion quest. In DA2, it was simply the expedition and then tracking the blighted Carta dwarves to Corypheus' prison. With that done, what else would there be for the Inquisitor? I get that people want to go exploring down there and face legions of darkspawn, but unless Corypheus has a lair down there (which doesn't make sense given his allies) what would we be doing?
Also, technically there are two villages in the game, though admittedly not the liveliest.
Well, if a were my Warden, and if I were searching for a cure to the Calling, that's where I would go 
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Posté 03 février 2015 - 02:42
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The problem with going into the Deep Roads all the time is having a good reason to go down there in the first place. In DA:O, the only reason the Warden went down there was to run errands for Harrowmont or Bhelen, an extra trip to help Bhelen trick some dwarven noble into thinking that Harrowmont was cheating him, and the other to find that crazy Paragon, and then there's Shale's companion quest. In DA2, it was simply the expedition and then tracking the blighted Carta dwarves to Corypheus' prison. With that done, what else would there be for the Inquisitor? I get that people want to go exploring down there and face legions of darkspawn, but unless Corypheus has a lair down there (which doesn't make sense given his allies) what would we be doing?
Also, technically there are two villages in the game, though admittedly not the liveliest.
Well, I for one was kind of expecting a dwarven thaig or even a city, for example Kal-Sharok (fingers crossed for a possible and awesome DLC)
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Posté 03 février 2015 - 02:44
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Actually, the Circle Tower and the Deep Roads are my favourite parts of DAO.Nice troll friend
But I think the Deep Roads should have been longer and less densely populated. To provide a sense of scale, there should have been great long stretches of nothing. Like the trench run on Ilos (which I always did on foot).
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Posté 03 février 2015 - 02:44
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The problem with going into the Deep Roads all the time is having a good reason to go down there in the first place. In DA:O, the only reason the Warden went down there was to run errands for Harrowmont or Bhelen, an extra trip to help Bhelen trick some dwarven noble into thinking that Harrowmont was cheating him, and the other to find that crazy Paragon, and then there's Shale's companion quest. In DA2, it was simply the expedition and then tracking the blighted Carta dwarves to Corypheus' prison. With that done, what else would there be for the Inquisitor? I get that people want to go exploring down there and face legions of darkspawn, but unless Corypheus has a lair down there (which doesn't make sense given his allies) what would we be doing?
Also, technically there are two villages in the game, though admittedly not the liveliest.
Ummmm....all the wardens are hearing the Calling...plenty of opportunity for the Deep Roads, if you ask me!
Nah, I think the entire plot for DAI was very poorly written. so many wasted opportunities...
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Posté 03 février 2015 - 06:00
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To each their own. I personally like the deep roads and the circle tower and still do not understand all the rage.
Same here. At least the Deep Roads. When I played the game for the first time, that area rocked. Loved every minute.
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Posté 03 février 2015 - 07:03
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Ummmm....all the wardens are hearing the Calling...plenty of opportunity for the Deep Roads, if you ask me!
Nah, I think the entire plot for DAI was very poorly written. so many wasted opportunities...
The Wardens are hearing the Calling but there is no mass exodus to the Deep Roads. That would be a reason to go. The wardens are gathering in the Western Approach because that is where the venatori mage wishes to start building the demon army. . So there is no reason to do to the Deep Roads. Corypheus is not in the Deep Roads so no reason to go there.
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Posté 03 février 2015 - 08:04
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The Wardens are hearing the Calling but there is no mass exodus to the Deep Roads. That would be a reason to go. The wardens are gathering in the Western Approach because that is where the venatori mage wishes to start building the demon army. . So there is no reason to do to the Deep Roads. Corypheus is not in the Deep Roads so no reason to go there.
That is my point. The story telling falls short of the opportunity to have the Deep Roads.
(I'm starting to feel like I'm wasting my time here...)
