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Dragon Age: Inquisition is a beast of a game. When we first took an extended hands-off look at Bioware’s upcoming action RPG at E3 this year, I was given the impression that its scope could far surpass the previous titles in the series, and that it could provide for a single-player experience heretofore unavailable on previous-gen systems. Having now played several hours of the game, I can say that it does a little bit of both.
Read more of Som Pourfarzaneh's Dragon Age: Inquisition - An Action-RPG for a New Generation.
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i want to buy it but i cannot from GMG.. guess i will not get this game.. weird
and for anyone asking - i live in Israel and bought many games from them...
Just my 2 cents...
On top of that I have to buy Super smash on my Wii U. This month is expensive....
Monster Hunter since '04!
Currently playing: MHW & MHGU
I had to build an entirely new machine to be able to play it. An expensive month indeed.
Now I can continue the final countdown. Just a little over two weeks to go!
My SWTOR referral link for those wanting to give the game a try. (Newbies get a welcome package while returning players get a few account upgrades to help with their preferred status.)
https://www.ashesofcreation.com/ref/Callaron/
what kidn of gpu do you need for ultra?
This looks interesting and will buy a digital copy from EA origins (yeah I know but its not on steam).
It is coming across as a hybrid between single player RPG and some MMO concepts (crafting, research, etc) which I think would be nice.
All the independent systems sound great, but the devil is in how well they execute together to deliver the complete package. Concerned about challenge thinking it will be too easy. I like traditional progression of being punished until I learn how to become stronger to overcome.
I'll see if this can take me away from EQ1 at the moment.
buy it on g2a and save at least 20-30 bucks
i support bioware, but ea - NEVER
In War - Victory.
In Peace - Vigilance.
In Death - Sacrifice.
It looks pretty dang good so far.
Combat is looking pretty challenging from the amount of times the devs got their asses handed to them on their own twitch streams (usually they were playing on normal / hard), although they didn't make uber smart decisions.
I like the reduced focus on potions and healing and actually like the idea of temporary boosts through barriers and guard for warriors.
Boss fights seem to be complex as well, which is sorely lacking in many recent RPG's.
Can't wait to play on Nightmare + Friendly fire and get my ass handed to me while working out some nifty strategies.
It's nothing like the Witcher combat, can we please stop that argument now?
I played both DA2 and TW2 FYI.
DA:I is also meant to strike a balance between DA2 and DA:O.
Feel free to use my referral link for SW:TOR if you want to test out the game. You'll get some special unlocks!
DA:2 was out before Witcher 2... While the first Witcher game's combat was "okay" it wasn't that great and there is no way DA:2 was based on it lol
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If i grasped this correct, the author played the game on a PC with an Xbox controller..
WHY?
What the hell is wrong with the mouse / keyboard combo ?
Probably nothing? Maybe he didn't have an Xbone to test with but wanted the Xbone experience for controlling things? Maybe he just like the controller?
I find myself confused when dragon age inquisition is described as an action RPG, either they changed the game completely or its another case of marketing redefining genres.
I really hope its marketing because I want DA:I to be more like the tactical DA:O and not more of the pseudo-actiony crap that was DA2.
It appears it gives you both options. You can be tactical by pausing the battles, or you can be less tactical without planning so much. I think thats a good thing :-).
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Just wish I had enough companion options to put together a full Dwarf party...
Otherwise I'm anticipating this game highly... I'm only concerned with the high probability of DLC.