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[Xarentia]

I missed it in DA2, it was awesome to see your stats. It motivates to work hard to get all the achievements. It's awesome to share!
It gives you a much better picture about what needs to be done to get the next achievement.

 

I hope others feel the same way

[In Exile]

Do you mean the record log from DAO? I agree but I don't recall the feature in DA2.

[Xarentia]

Yes I mean the record log from DAO. You are right, it was already gone in DA2, that is why I said I already missed it in DA2

[In Exile]

Yes I mean the record log from DAO. You are right, it was already gone in DA2, that is why I said I already missed it in DA2

I misread your post. Sorry. I thought you meant you missed it from DA2.

[JadeDragon]

I would like this return in the future but for DAI it would only be good knowing how many red templars demons or vents were killed. There was not enough iconic or memorable enemies to fill the most powerful foe slain list. The only real boss fights are the main story bosses other then them the other named bosses don't stand out enough to take the most powerful foe slot. Envy/Alexius, Aspect of nightmare/Flo, samson/calpernia, and red lyrium dragon and cory would be on the list in that order thats it with maybe ishamel the only side boss who seems worthy to make it along with the 10 dragtons.

[berelinde]

Heroic Achievements worked because it was DAO. There were no cross-class combos, so each character's accomplishments were their own. DA2 introduced the concept of cross-class combos (which carried over into DAI), so yeah, a character might be rocking massive damage output, but it's only because the party mage is freezing enemies solid and making them vulnerable to shatter. Plus, the system totally ignored the value of buffs/debuffs.

 

TL;DR: It got complicated.