Well, they had planned for another DLC and an expansion pack, but I have a hard time imagining it would have reached that high even with those.
Oh, was it three post-release DLCs plus the expansion? I'd thought the plan was two post-release DLCs (the ones we got, of course) plus the expansion. Huh.
I'm given to understand that the initial plan was three, then the third got wrapped up into the expansion, and then when Exalted March died, the third dlc idea died with it.
Ahh, that does sound familiar now.
Poor DA2.
My first playthrough of any DA game and almost all RPG is a cheated one with max level from the begining. I dislike discovery so the 1st pt is all cheated, I acquire all knowledge I need, test everything (that I can't find online, takes a couple of days before people post relevant data), builds, decisions, etc and then after knowing everything I need I start normal pt.
So my first DA2 pt was a level 50 one. Was funny, and not much different from the "normal" ones, except that epic items were useless, only scaled items were good at the time and the DLC scaling items were not available. Thing is level 50 in DA2 is like it would be in DAI, stats are useful but skills... well... you end up with almost everything, definetly more than you need, so I actually like not reaching 50. It we had more skill trees, specializations, perhaps it could be good...
But I think Bioware should rethink level/skill structure, we could have less skills but they should have levels and options (like in Trespasser or ME3)
Skills with levels is something that keeps the joy of levelling up without filling 300 skill slots, which is stupid anyway
I'd rather improve and choose features of, let's say, winter's grasp, than having 20 magics I will never use (because they wouldn't fit the slots anyway), this stupid 8 slots limitation is an opportunity to invest in skill leveling
I'd like to update this. I bought the GotY edition for the XBox One, and I am capped before even going to the party. It was so frustrating that I actually stopped playing because it felt like I wasn't accomplishing anything.
I'd like to update this. I bought the GotY edition for the XBox One, and I am capped before even going to the party. It was so frustrating that I actually stopped playing because it felt like I wasn't accomplishing anything.
Play with the Take It Slow and Even Ground trials turned on and you won't max out (or if you do, it likely will happen only when you're almost done). My last game I had both on, as well as a few others, and I finished Trespasser at lvl 27 but not at the max. Companions finished at 26. I did all DLC and killed all the dragons, standard completionist run. In my previous games before the trials were available, I would max out during JoH after finishing just the main game.
With even ground but, not take it slow, I max out before I even do the Oasis and Hissing Wastes, or any DLC. Have to use Take it Slow to avoid that, even then, i max out in Hissing Wastes, before ending the main game and, before DLC. I'm a "Kill them all" sort and comb every zone for anything hostile before leaving it, then again if I have to return for an inner circle quest so, not hard to max out that way.
With even ground but, not take it slow, I max out before I even do the Oasis and Hissing Wastes, or any DLC. Have to use Take it Slow to avoid that, even then, i max out in Hissing Wastes, before ending the main game and, before DLC. I'm a "Kill them all" sort and comb every zone for anything hostile before leaving it, then again if I have to return for an inner circle quest so, not hard to max out that way.
Avoid the exp perks.
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