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[ace7492]

Thank you for making Dragon age inquisition a great game.

 

 

My first post on this forum is to simply say I really like DAI. I got it for Christmas and I have had a lot of fun. My last game before this one was Assassins Creed Unity and I have to say that Dragon Age was a much better experience. I am delighted that it was a lot of what I was hoping for in the game. I don't think everything was perfect, but overall, I really liked this game.

 

 

I can imagine there are some who may disagree, but I just felt like saying thanks for a great game. It's always a good experience for me to see any game taking steps to move forward. Like I said earlier, I know it's not perfect, but I didn't have a lot of interest after playing DA2, but after seeing the changes implemented into DAI I was very happy with the fun factor.

 

 

[C0uncil0rTev0s]

Yeah you've registered here just to say how much you like this buggy mess. One that somehow happens to be the last installment ine Dragon Age franchise.
 Likely story.

 

Anyway, thanks for participating and remember: your feedback is always welcome.

[spoli]

I like the game and Ive been having much fun playing it. That said, DAO remains the standard that all DA games will be judged by and so far none of them measure up overall. Maybe the first one was a giant overachievement. Or maybe consoles are ruining gaming.

[Andraste_Reborn]

My first post on this forum is to simply say I really like DAI.

 

Welcome to the forums! Try to ignore that strange whining sound you may hear from time to time when someone says something nice about the game.

[Lilithor]

Thank you for making Dragon age inquisition a great game.

 It's always a good experience for me to see any game taking steps to move forward.

1. You like the game ok.

2. Move forward?

First things first, move forward to which direction?
Also move forward as what?
In which features?

You are entitled to state such as an opinion but then your opinion is hollow. If you do not specify what do you consider "moving forward" it just means nothing.

Should I suppose you like the story better? The companions? The combat? The exploration? Everything?

Even if it was everything then why? How?

I appreciate feedback but not when it says so little you can't even agree or disagree. If it is just about a late thanksgiving then, ok, but I can't see how can a thread provide a discussion with so little information about your opinion. (Unless we discuss the lack of information of your opinion)

[C0uncil0rTev0s]

1. You like the game ok.

2. Move forward?

First things first, move forward to which direction?
Also move forward as what?
In which features?

You are entitled to state such as an opinion but then your opinion is hollow. If you do not specify what do you consider "moving forward" it just means nothing.

Should I suppose you like the story better? The companions? The combat? The exploration? Everything?

Even if it was everything then why? How?

I appreciate feedback but not when it says so little you can't even agree or disagree. If it is just about a late thanksgiving then, ok, but I can't see how can a thread provide a discussion with so little information about your opinion. (Unless we discuss the lack of information of your opinion)

Husssh, fangirls are lurking around and pressing sassy 'report' buttons. You. Like. The. Game.
You. Like. The. Game. (1984)

[Lilithor]

Husssh, fangirls are lurking around and pressing sassy 'report' buttons. You. Like. The. Game.
You. Like. The. Game. (1984)

I absolutely love 1984

EA/Bioware fortunately lacks the proper tools for conditioning. They can still use positive reinforcement which seems very dangerous since DAI was such a huge success. I mean, somehow, for some people, somewhere.

[DirkJake]

I share your sentiment, OP. I do enjoy DAI, and it is an improvement from DAO and DA2.

 

Welcome to the forum!

[Winged Silver]

I enjoyed the game as well, though there are a few things I hope to see improved/expanded upon in the next release

 

Some of the above posters make a good point; what did you enjoy about the game? I think every detail is good to share, since it gives any devs that might be reading this a good idea of what was liked (and should therefore be kept) and what could be improved (in future titles). 

 

I personally enjoyed the characters introduced in this installment, and I liked the direction they were going in for armor creation. I hope to see improvement in their side quests and Skyhold/Any other future HQ (as in, give the player more to do there that feels purposeful ^.^), but overall, I've enjoyed the experience.

 

(and welcome!)

[ace7492]

First off, thank you for so many nice welcomes.

 

Well, I was hoping not to be too wordy in my first post, so that is why I didn't get into too much detail. I suppose I enjoyed the exploration that was tied into each area. Finding fast travel stations and hunting down shards, closing rifts in each area, I was always enjoying the experience of having lots to do. I think that is one way that they have moved the series forward, just by the size and scope of the game. Also, the level designers, in my opinion, did a fantastic job. On my first playthrough I could not wait to get to a new area and discover more things.

 

I have played all the games in the series and I think that DA:O is a fantastic game, but for all of its greatness, it was not an open world, If it had been I believe that game would be near perfection. Dragon age 2, had some issues, (for me). Repetitive areas and level design among several others. But I still played it and mostly enjoyed it. I do like the series as a whole, and I'm not trying to say Inquisition is the greatest game ever. But I think it did a lot right. There is always room for improvement for any game.

 

I am in no way an authority on what other people like, I just wanted to express how much fun I had playing this game. I hope that makes my opinion seem, "less hollow."

[Lilithor]

Well now that you explained what you meant...
I disagree, I would disagree anyway since I hate the game. But I'm almost sure because I do not enjoy "the journey" (or perhaps I should call it "the walk of boring shame") and Inquisition was made for people who enjoy it.
Also DAI is not open world, it is the same as DAO but bigger. I liked exploring in DAO, but I wouldn't exactly call it exploration, I explored the whole maps because there was content that made me do it, interesting content and in Inquisition everything just feels disconnected...

But as I said, you like the game, ok. Be happy, you are on the winning side.

[Namea]

I love the game too, despite some small flaws. It's not my favourite Bioware title or even my favourite Dragon Age game but it's good. Ignore the bitches that just desire to complain. Apparently that's all one particular user here does...all whilst assuming an arrogance they don't deserve just because they've played older Bioware titles.

 

Which is kind of a funny thing because many of us, myself included, have played every Bioware title to date, and still like the game. 

 

Again, it's good that you enjoyed it! I hope you keep on doing so.