+ The story ties up some loose ends and develops some open story lines. + It was great to see some of my favorite characters return in DA:I.
The world feels large and contains many hours of game-play. There are many zones with different backgrounds.
+ The team at EA (I can't really call them Bioware any longer) clearly tried to address the complaints leveled against DA2. The Positives + The landscapes look good. The world feels large The short version: Bioware has burned off all the goodwill it developed creating marvelous gaming experiences a decade ago. The short version: Bioware has burned off all the goodwill it developed creating marvelous gaming experiences a decade ago. Overall, DA:I, the successor of DA:O, instead of being a great RPG, is just another game.
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Just think about the grand ball (that was a potentially great quest, one of the best in the game) – a courtyard full of nobles and nobody notices you climb a wall. The artificial, plastic feel and look of the game. Paired with terrible controls in general, playing the game and advancing the relevant plot often feels like a chore. And they don’t give enough control over what’s going on. But go and fetch some blankets for refugees and find a lost bull. And made it inconsistent: you are the inquisitor, the saviour of Thedas. Disappointments: Plot! DA:O made sense, you were saving the world, but in a reasonable fashion. Dialogues – the choices seem pointless, irrelevant and the 3-4 word description often does not match what the Inquisitor actually says. The graphics aren’t great and the game is terribly optimised.
No auto-attack, auto-loot, auto-interact (walking up to every single thing instead of just clicking on it can be tiresome). So it’s difficult to list more clear advantages. The game, even as a generic RPS, is generally mediocre. Some dialogues, especially those companion-related in Skyhold. Here it goes: Pros: Locations, some are really, really gorgeous. I still remember the pleasant surprise DA:O was hence, it’s difficult for me to review DA:I in isolation, without the baggage of its predecessor. The biggest problem with the game is probably that my expectations were really, really high. After playing another 20 hours (to a total of 30) I still can’t enjoy the game as much as I would like and as much as I’d hoped to enjoy it before the release. I still remember the pleasant surprise DA:O was hence, it’s difficult for me to review DA:I in This is my second review of the game. Continued abuse of our services will cause your IP address to be blocked indefinitely.This is my second review of the game. Please fill out the CAPTCHA below and then click the button to indicate that you agree to these terms. If you wish to be unblocked, you must agree that you will take immediate steps to rectify this issue.
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