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Title: Dragon Age: Origins Post by: Mordsspass on Fri 11.12.2009 07:17:41 I got this game a few days ago, and I can recommend it to anyone who likes RPGs.
The story has a lot of twists, which you can influence heavily, there are hundreds of quests (to finish the game, you need at least like 50 hours) and the fighting system is very demanding. Most magazines/websites rate it with 90% or more. Here's a trailer (wtf Marilyn Manson?) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NKeEsG6mmHg (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NKeEsG6mmHg) Title: Re: Dragon Age: Origins Post by: aka_sova on Fri 11.12.2009 09:02:55 A lot of my friends recommended it to me, and i'm about to
Title: Re: Dragon Age: Origins Post by: PainSavour on Fri 11.12.2009 19:33:11 The only new game I've bought in a long while. A must for rpg gamers. Took me 73 hours of gameplay to get trough. I should actually go continue my lesbian elf mage playtrough. msn011.gif -->
Title: Re: Dragon Age: Origins Post by: m4rt1ni on Mon 14.12.2009 18:02:36 ^^ 44 gameplay hours so far and I bet it's gonna take many more to do all the sidequests + the main storyline. I'm playing on Hard difficulty so some of the fights are a bit more challenging but I'm absolutely luvin it. Finally some newgen RPG that makes you to think a bit before you throw yourself into a battle.
Some of my achievements so far... http://social.bioware.com/playerprofile.php?game=dragonage1_pc&nid=2277563800&lang_id=1&persona_id=217012580 (http://social.bioware.com/playerprofile.php?game=dragonage1_pc&nid=2277563800&lang_id=1&persona_id=217012580) Title: Re: Dragon Age: Origins Post by: Bloody.Bender on Mon 14.12.2009 18:14:41 Dunno if thats good xxxlaugh.gif But is it worth to buy it, even if you are used to play egoshooters? I played Gothic and morrowind a few times and kinda liked both. Title: Re: Dragon Age: Origins Post by: Mordsspass on Mon 14.12.2009 18:30:59 But is it worth to buy it, even if you are used to play egoshooters? I played Gothic and morrowind a few times and kinda liked both. It is probably as good as these games or maybe even better, but unlike Gothic and Morrowind, it is a party role play game, that means you don't controll one person from ego perspective, but a whole group of 4 individuals. This way, the fights are very demanding tactically because you have to controll 4 characters at the same time, but I think the game experience is not as "intense" as it is when you play an RPG with ego perspective. This is a "typical" fight in Dragon Age: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SOGDQHFbj_E (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SOGDQHFbj_E) Title: Re: Dragon Age: Origins Post by: PainSavour on Tue 15.12.2009 00:29:56 yeah, it's not as fast paced. You have think more about group tactics. Overall it's more complex and sophisticated and requires more micromanaging than games like oblivion or mass effect. I'm not saying it's a hardcore rpg though, I think that time passed when they started making these things with consoles in mind. ::)
Oh and that youtube vid certainly doesn't depict the way I fight my battles. msn008.gif my characters: http://social.bioware.com/playerprofile.php?sku=dragonage1_pc&nid=2297613296 (http://social.bioware.com/playerprofile.php?sku=dragonage1_pc&nid=2297613296) Title: Re: Dragon Age: Origins Post by: m4rt1ni on Tue 15.12.2009 01:01:35 Oh and that youtube vid certainly doesn't depict the way I fight my battles. msn008.gif my characters: Yeah, same here, looks like the vid is from the console version where they don't have the (bird eye) tactical view. How it could be played without it is a mystery for me. Happy to be a PC gamer ;) Title: Re: Dragon Age: Origins Post by: Warzywko on Sun 03.01.2010 18:19:32 Music from tralier - Are you motherfuckers ready For the new shit ? ;D
excellent presentation of the game :))) I dont't like games of this type :F |