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Dragon Age: Social Justice Crusade? Sounds about right.

So it's come down to he-said, she-said on the chemical weapons now. International politics are like playground spats.

Since EA and Bioware are basically one and the same, I tend to go with the incompetence explanation. They made a bad game, hopefully they learned from it.

Couldn't care less about GTA after playing the snooze fest that was GTA4. But it'll be fun to see all the reviewers incessantly fapping over it.

If everything is art, then nothing is art. I actually agree with Volourn on this. The quickest way through the semantics is to say everything can be art. But then you have good and bad art. That way you're knocking the distinction off a pedestal where it shouldn't be.

If we give weapons to the rebels, we give weapons to terrorists. Russia is right, this a giant cluster**** we can't afford to get caught up in.

These and other pressing questions are no doubt being discussed on the forums.

So I youtubed this critter and I have to say it looks like it belongs on Mars.

DA2 was crap Volourn, are kidding me? What the hell are your standards for a good game? I don't care who screwed up, a metric ton of opinions say DA2 was garbage. It was rushed out on a conveyor belt, manufactured by a team that didn't know how to put soul or character into a game.

That doesn't mean the relationship between Bioware and EA didn't change over time. Whatever the case, EA's track record speaks for itself. They gobbled up IP's and studios left and right.

It was a full blooded PC game with good characters and solid high fantasy atmosphere. That went a long ways with a lot of gamers despite the gameplay and levels being lackluster.

I love John Stewart. Man, he razed the administration and rightly so. We wait for more than 100 thousand people to die, but once they die from chemical weapons, WHOA THERE Assad! Stahp, STAHP.

Ok then I'll blame Bioware. The game seemed like it cut corners in every way. But whatevs. like I said, DA:I seems like an honest enough effort.

Then why didn't they make more time? Oh yeah, EA. Anyway my point was that aside from Baldur's Gate, they've never been good with area design. Mass Effect recycled. Mass Effect 2 and Origins were on the rails linear. At least they're trying n DA:I

With all the obsession for Origins files carrying over to DA:I, I thought you were making a subtle joke there.

LOL. This game does sound good. I hope they do deliver this time. It is kinda funny how they can joke about being lazy and yet get away with it repeatedly. They've been reusing levels since Mass Effect.

All I can think of is 'Murica.

I'd say that's a definite yes, knowing Bioware.

Now that I seen more combat it really looks like Kingdoms of Amalur more than anything. A little too crazy on the effects for me.

They will be within grabbing distance, sa'll that matters.

Preordered.

Wow. It's a DA game with...good graphics. I'm pretty impressed.

Don't worry, I think you're misguided and wrong half of the time.