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[Judah Warrior]

Plus i luv how you never feel alone in this game makes for alot of replay value as much as i like the witcher 3 i felt alone all the time doing the side quest it feels rich to go back to this game!

[Big Magnet]

Unless you're hit by the banter bug. Then the game feels like a long, silent, awkward car trip in which the entire family had an argument 10 minutes before embarking 

 

But when it works, it is REALLY nice! The banters are great.

[vertigomez]

Plus i luv how you never feel alone in this game makes for alot of replay value as much as i like the witcher 3 i felt alone all the time doing the side quest it feels rich to go back to this game!

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[seira_san]

I agree with you! I'm currently replaying the game for the 4th time now! Planning to romance Iron Bull and trying out the Artificer Archer built

[ComedicSociopathy]

Bioware has always had great companions to make up for lackluster plots. 

 

The fact that the longest threads in these forums are character one's makes that quite clear. 

[Tidus]

The party banter makes the game come alive and while my favorite DA game remains DA:O I came to like DA:I far better then DA:2.

 

I like the way I'm in the driver's seat in making replies or asking questions. My current Dalish  inquisitor Jota (JO-tay) is nice but, can be sassy at times.

[NKnight7]

That's one reason why I like Bioware games so much, the characters really make the game.

[WobbleLikeAJelly]

DAI was the first Bioware game I'd ever played. You can imagine how pleasantly surprised I was at how involved and developed the characters were in comparison to my prior experiences. (Things like Skyrim, Legend of Zelda, Diablo III, The Sims... all good games, but nothing like Bioware in the way of characters and interaction.)

I never realized it before, but that attention to character development and their relationship with the player character was something I craved in an RPG. So happy to have found it!

[YourFunnyUncle]

It's all about personal preference of course, but I agree. The characters are what make me return to BioWare games again and again, and the lack of comparable interaction in other RPGs makes them feel empty by comparison.

[Neuro]

So true.  As someone echoed above, I really never knew there were games out there (like Bioware games) until I played Inquisition, which was my first BW game.  Skyrim, other RPGs, are great, but if you want great character development, psychological realism, awesome dialogue, and real emotion-- BIoware is where its at.  

 

I also think that while the actual story itself may lack, the philosophy and psychology behind Bioware's plots are excellent.  I was explaining to someone just today about the Mage/Templar & Liberty/Security dynamics of DA2 and DAI.  It has great parallels to a lot of political discussions in the present, and recent past.  

 

Cheers!

[GoldenGail3]

Yeah..... I like Cassandra and Sera a lot. I like DAI. And it took me awhile to like it, to be honest; It takes me awhile to like voiced progies but after my Cassandra Romancer Artemis Lavellan finished the game, I loved him for his personality, moody, fiercely independent, highly intelligent and moody.