So I just finished my canon gameplay of DA2 and I already miss my red haired Hawke
Funny because the first two times I finished DA2 I wasn't that attached to my PC, seems now I got it just right, also DAI helped me appreciate DA2 a lot more. When DA2 was released I only had DAO to compare to and it wasn't fair
Anyone feel the same?
I loved my snarky ginger-haired 'take nothing seriously' Kit Hawke. It took approximately 10 playthroughs to find my 'canon' but she's it. I still had other favorites though. My first, unspoiled playthrough had 'forever alone' Isabeau Hawke--in which I lost half my crew and ended up having Nathaniel and Zevran fighting Meredith at the end with me. The first time I rivalmanced Fenris was on my pacifistic diplomatic mage, Lily Hawke. The first time I fully rivaled Anders (and gained new appreciation for his poignant--and doomed--struggle to maintain his humanity) was on my aggressive mage, William Hawke.
I enjoyed all three games on their own merits, and found each game offered new opportunities to explore aspects of the writing.
However, once I installed Inquisition, I haven't been back to either two of the earlier games. Mostly because I have limited room on my PC and they were too large to keep on my hard drive. I'd go back to DA2, though not Origins, mostly because I hate the warden's silent mannikin stare and mute responses.
However, once I installed Inquisition, I haven't been back to either two of the earlier games. Mostly because I have limited room on my PC and they were too large to keep on my hard drive. I'd go back to DA2, though not Origins, mostly because I hate the warden's silent mannikin stare and mute responses.
I can actually revisit DA2 every once in a while, because a lot of the dialogue and quests amuse/entertain me enough to earn a revisit, but I do have trouble going back to DA:O. I guess this is due to me being more used to voiced protagonists than otherwise, since my first BioWare game was actually the Mass Effect series, but the effect the silent, perma-stare of the Warden has makes it considerably difficult.
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