Darkpriest

@Gorgon, Are you from a Scandinavian country?

Hmm the other test would be: 66% Conservative Party on domestic policy, social, and environmental issues 62% Republicans on economic, social, and environmental issues. 62% Libertarians on economic, immigration, and healthcare issues. 59% Democrats on domestic policy and immigration issues. 57% Constitution Party on social and environmental issues. 43% Green Party on domestic policy and healthcare issues. 6% Socialist no major issues Well I knew I am not a socialists and that each side has some merit on various problems, I guess there is just no party called "Common Sense". The problem is always with the extremists of either political view or simply some various retards spoutng some stupid BS.

Well you have the "emperor" title in the name... we all knew it's coming

you just want to create a world wide happy family where there is no poverty and you have the ability to say and do whatever?

You are a: Conservative Anti-Government Non-Interventionist Humanist Traditionalist Collectivism score: -67% Authoritarianism score: -33% Internationalism score: -17% Tribalism score: -67% Liberalism score: -17% well this is interesting....

i liked NWN for one reason alone, the MP side and ability to build persistent worlds... the MP side of that game is easily 10/10. ez to build, mod friendly and ability to facilitate even 1000 areas. the OG SP was ind of meh, but i'd put it mostly on lack of memorable NPCs and just the henchmen, which was quie a big let down from the pevious games. I rate BG fairly high, due to good execution, and introduction to the whole story, also the ability to pick the order of exploration was really cool. I hated just the kobolds in the bridge maze... also all traveling companions fully optional and with own flavors and background which would come up during the play on some occasions. for KOTOR i liked the idea that you play a memory wiped person and some of the companions, still KOTOR2 > KOTOR, but on its own as a Bio game I would put it there in the top 5 1) BG2 2) NWN (MP) 3) DA:O (including DA:A) - (mainly because of really cool idea of various origins and that it actually sometimes presneted itself during the game) 4) BG 5) KOTOR 6) ME 7) ME2 8. NWN (SP) 9) ME3 10) DA2 In the above set up I suspect based on what I've seen so far in some videos and read in articles and forums I would put DA:I between ME and ME2 or above ME (depending how I would feel about the free roaming part, the main pain in ME game was the poor content for Mako on planet explorations, shame they ditched that instead of improving it though). Can't really compare the features of the games, because I'd have to actually play the game for this to make really meaningful. I'd like to hear though from the people who rate it higher than some of the past good games from Bio based on featrues comparison. I might even get convinced to buy it then if it's reasonable enough.

I'm only 30 hours in 1. Baldur's Gate 2 2. Dragon Age Origins 3. Dragon Age Inquisition 4. Knights of The Old Republic 5. Mass Effect 6. Baldur's Gate 7. Mass Effect 2 8. Neverwinter Nights 9. Mass Effect 3 10. Dragon Age 2 putting it above KOTOR, ME and BG is quite a big thing IMO, what elements are respectiely better in this game compared to the others? Could you share a more thorough explanation? I can believe that it's above places 7-10 though.

From what I read in the msg and in this thread, you are way too easily tipped off. I may occassionally disagree with Volo on certain points, because he is trollish and he perfectly knows it, but reaing between the lines you can find some insight and this time it's correct.

This can be arranged. Though I'm not sure why we need him to do what we're already doing. I mean.... Nothing to see here. Nothing at all. terminator themed game confirmed, right? RIIIIIIGHT???!!!

Lingerie models > regular models...

I played it for some time, but the only thing that it was fun was multiplayer, which after a long time of really poor balance just made me leave the game... It was my first and probably last MMO ever, and only because I was really pleased by the multiplayer combat during the beta tests... but unfortunately things like end levels and certain templates were not available at the time of the open beta, and those things were actually major **** ups in the balance part.

the same as Diablo is an RPG. i is just a sugenre called action RPG or aRPG for short. They did market it that way though, so I have no problems with that part. The problem is, that you have very low number of good classic RPGs where you have no impact on the combat aside of general skill usage and strategy, like for example wasteland 2 with TBC or PoE with RTwP, but those games are playable basically only on PCs and huge titles cannot limit themselves to one platform only. The problem with Bioware games is that they can't go full action mode, because they need to somehow put in romancable companions and allow control over their actions in combat. They put themselves in that spot however. They should have just leave the controlable party in the past when they decided to move to action combat. In ME that kind of weird combat worked, becuse the comat distances were generally larger and there was that modern shooter cover mechanic and passive full heal whenever not hit. Close combats with melee weapons are another breed though and if you want good action combat you need to take from games like Dark Souls (hard) or paradoxaly Skyrim (fairly easy).

I don't know the last time I saw an MMO that had a low limit on the number of abilities. They tend, at least currently, to give you a ton of bars and let you go to town. Sometimes I think people just like to throw random words at things to be an insult. I thought you were above that. For shame. For shame. TES:O anyone?

so in other words you don't provide any point on the good sides and yet try to bait me into some flame war by the trollish claim that DA3 is better than all the games I listed (why limit yourself, just say that DA3 is the best game ever made!)... yea right... keep trying though bro... keep trying... you'll need to try harder though.

I did not realize that the topic of the thread is "Dragon Age: Inquisition gamer review", my bad... oh wait... I hardly get butthurt over anything, and a computer game is one of the last things to get me there. Bring on some examples of good things, then we can talk. I told you what I do not like about the game based on videos and opinions which I've seen. I don't deny that it has good things too, I even said that it's probably a good game on the console, for the PC however I do not see why would I waste money, when there are a lot of better choices for this platform. I also say that it's subpar to my expectations of a Dragon Age game. I am not forcing you to hate the game, am I? So go ahead, keep writing, I might even find it entertaining.

I forgot how trollish you can be, oh well, keep barking bro.

@Volroun, you are arking at the wrong tree. 1) I did not see any praise in regards to the quests, so I just share my point of view. If there is, I'd like to get a link to some, other than Bioware forum. 2) I don't even have a facebook account, because my past experience of working as in financial forensic made me to delete all the accounts of this nature, so don't assume things you don't know. I guess things like XCOM, EU4, Heroes games, deungeon crawlers or on line games like DotA 2, CS:Go or Arma 3 are beyond the scope of your perception? @Hurlshot, No things happen without a reason, same like in physics, every action has a reaction. Apparently Bioware worked good enough on turning their opinion to what it is. I actually enjoy playing games, even now having fun with M:SoM(ordor) but the game has to do the thing it claims to be and do it on high quality. I will probably try the DA:I, but only if it will hit some -75% or free status like EA has done occasionally with their other games on Origin (for example I got Battlefield 3 for free, but so far I did not even play it -.-). That way I will not regret wasting money on **** product, which the recent past experiences with Bioware made me think what the game is. If somehow the game will prove otherwise, then they will win back some points, but from what I've seen in gameplay videos, it only reinforces my bad opinion of their current product, both on combat and writing side.

Well to address Hurlshot: I am not going to spen my money on something that I deem as **** based on some videos I've seen, and past bad experiences with ME2, DA2, and ME3, where I gave the benefit of doubt and it was respectively: "meh, decent shooter that does not really move the main plot forward, and wtf is that coming back from death ****?" and eventually is discarded almost fully in ME3, "what a crap of anime style game with reused areas, **** last act and retarded dialog and every single character hitting on you, and with Anderss becoming a parody of himself from DA:A", "yet even more of a shooter, but ****ed up all the plot elements and weight from your choices in the previous games, with a completely **** ending that resorted to odd space magic" How after such a track record I can trust them to deliver, when gameplay shows, no brainer combat, where yor only goal is to out DPS the encounter, plus you get information that it's a subpar Skyrim like world, with SWTOR quest types and not a single praise about the sotry line or some memorable quests, where you would be awestruck, while dialogs stay on teenage level humor, and world around you is subpar in terms of reactivity to what you've seen in Skyrim and TW3 demo videos. I do not deny, that it might be fun on its own to some people if you look for a console game, but as a PC gamer that requires something more from the games than just poor jokes, sily romances and buttonmashing mindless combat with grind elements, I do not find it worth my time and money just to get pissed and regret both resources spent on it.

Nope. We could just grow humans. That is; after we upload our brains into uber robots to achieve immortality and conquer the universe! so wait a minute, you want to tell me, that the Matrix robots are actually ascended into machine form humans and they breed regular ones for power sources?

Now imagine one that does all of the above! Women would be obsolete! Long live the patriarchy! yeah. well unless you would be immortal, I see that survival of humankind could be in jeopardy Sure the future survival of the species might be at risk but for those of us with robot wives life would be a lot less complicated! No PMS = no problem?

Now imagine one that does all of the above! Women would be obsolete! Long live the patriarchy! yeah. well unless you would be immortal, I see that survival of humankind could be in jeopardy

Will we be able to f--k them? if you would read the article you would see that there are already very realistic sex dolls, so I assume that the answer would be yes and that would be one cold b...

well we all know it's just a matter of time when the tech will create self aware machine. most likely it will include protein based neuro sysem hybrid with silicon based wiring. the question is not if, but rather when. and how we will react to this.

Please don't, chances are most of us will end up as romance options. As long as it will be accomapnied by the Twitch's chat famous "raise your donger" I can live with it. BTW. if talking about cool DA cinematics, anyone remembers this one? even weapon sizes were not that bad, and it actually also gave away some personalities of NPC companions then came the Hawke anime style oversized weapons, mute one man army and here the DA:I "cinematic" http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wqvIISBA3I4 it seems that even in that department they are getting worse...

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