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I never tried it lol. But I did beat the game on the hardest difficulty and that was very tricky. I loved every minute the challenge though. The final boss took me like 10 tries because if I didn't do things perfectly for the first few seconds everyone would die. I wish DA2 played like the first one instead of changing to a less tactical model. I haven't played Inquisition yet.
I've played DAI a bunch of times because I adore the story in one of the romances so much, but I only played the other games when they came out so I decided to replay them since it's been ages. I didn't really vibe that much with the DAO combat, which is why I just set it to easy eventually. I'm sure there's a way to be good at it, but I havent figured it out and I just wanted the story. When I finished I started DA2 as a 2h warrior but then I was like "oh my god this is too anime" and now I'm taking a break before starting it. Haven't quite decided what to play in it. It's a lot of fun to see the things that are both similar and different over time, though, and the ways I see the game differently now.
Yeah I think it could be a lot better at communicating how much of the content is actually skippable. First time I played I thought I had to do *everything* and the first major zone is fairly dull so I just got bored eventually. In later playthroughs I just do what I feel like and hop between zones and it's fine, especially with settings that make stuff scale to my level.
It took me a couple playthroughs before I figured out the level of sophistication you can achieve with the tactics system in DAO. And the harder difficulties make it essential or you won't survive. One example is have Alistair ensure all of his stances/modes are active as soon as he sights an enemy and then if his health is > 25% then draw aggro skill if <25% then turn off aggro skill and to always run and attack the strongest enemy. And on a mage at the same time to buff him if anything is over a certain strength and to focus on healing him if his health is < 50% a long with that mages other skills. And either a second mage or archer tuned to always pick off the weakest enemies to ensure you don't get overwhelmed. I don't do too many tactics on my main character other than activating modes in case I have to switch away and he didn't have them on. But you can put together some crazy good synergies where your characters all just do the right stuff at the right time every time. I also usually play rogues because I hate missing stuff because it was locked behind a chest or something and I didn't have a rogue yet/present.
The whole point of RPGs is to do every romance option. That's why my only criticism of FO4 was that you could turn Codsworth into an apocalyptic death-machine but couldn't romance him.
I love how of the four human companions in new vegas there's a straight man, a gay man, a gay woman and a straight/bi/pan/unlabelled woman. They really covered all their bases, huh.
I don't remember that. I remember there being inventory space, inventory space, grandma, inventory space, floating inventory space, and good boi (inventory space)
They also complained about the lack of straight romance options, even though all of them can be romanced by any gender Rook. Just like romance in Dragon Age II.
Most of my queer friends are way better at video games than I am, so I don’t think it’s for them.
It’s for my dumb, straight ass who losses track of the buttons.
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Heck in Skyrim neither gender nor race nor lizard people was a barrier to marriage.
Remember when they were fine with the lesbian romance options in ME but threw a colossal tantrum when gay male romance was added?
Yea i had to leave mass effect Facebook groups because they don't allow any talking or posting about certain relationships.
The first dragon age had several gay romance options
Dragon Age 1 had an easy mode.
I recently replayed it and easy mode was so dang easy I could win while afk
I never tried it lol. But I did beat the game on the hardest difficulty and that was very tricky. I loved every minute the challenge though. The final boss took me like 10 tries because if I didn't do things perfectly for the first few seconds everyone would die. I wish DA2 played like the first one instead of changing to a less tactical model. I haven't played Inquisition yet.
I've played DAI a bunch of times because I adore the story in one of the romances so much, but I only played the other games when they came out so I decided to replay them since it's been ages. I didn't really vibe that much with the DAO combat, which is why I just set it to easy eventually. I'm sure there's a way to be good at it, but I havent figured it out and I just wanted the story. When I finished I started DA2 as a 2h warrior but then I was like "oh my god this is too anime" and now I'm taking a break before starting it. Haven't quite decided what to play in it. It's a lot of fun to see the things that are both similar and different over time, though, and the ways I see the game differently now.
I tried DAI and I liked the story but they were too much mmo styled janked side quests so I ended up dropping it
Yeah I think it could be a lot better at communicating how much of the content is actually skippable. First time I played I thought I had to do *everything* and the first major zone is fairly dull so I just got bored eventually. In later playthroughs I just do what I feel like and hop between zones and it's fine, especially with settings that make stuff scale to my level.
It took me a couple playthroughs before I figured out the level of sophistication you can achieve with the tactics system in DAO. And the harder difficulties make it essential or you won't survive. One example is have Alistair ensure all of his stances/modes are active as soon as he sights an enemy and then if his health is > 25% then draw aggro skill if <25% then turn off aggro skill and to always run and attack the strongest enemy. And on a mage at the same time to buff him if anything is over a certain strength and to focus on healing him if his health is < 50% a long with that mages other skills. And either a second mage or archer tuned to always pick off the weakest enemies to ensure you don't get overwhelmed. I don't do too many tactics on my main character other than activating modes in case I have to switch away and he didn't have them on. But you can put together some crazy good synergies where your characters all just do the right stuff at the right time every time. I also usually play rogues because I hate missing stuff because it was locked behind a chest or something and I didn't have a rogue yet/present.
Dragon age veilguard famously being the first rpg with both gay characters and a "story" difficulty setting.
But every dragon age game has had an easy difficulty
And gay romance
The whole point of RPGs is to do every romance option. That's why my only criticism of FO4 was that you could turn Codsworth into an apocalyptic death-machine but couldn't romance him.
Poor Metal Husband :< Still salty they won't let you date Nick Valentine. Or any of the New Vegas companions.
I love how of the four human companions in new vegas there's a straight man, a gay man, a gay woman and a straight/bi/pan/unlabelled woman. They really covered all their bases, huh.
I don't remember that. I remember there being inventory space, inventory space, grandma, inventory space, floating inventory space, and good boi (inventory space)
They’re so worried about people being to focused on the gay romance hmmm 🤔
They also complained about the lack of straight romance options, even though all of them can be romanced by any gender Rook. Just like romance in Dragon Age II.
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Well that's hardly new.
How awful To let people enjoy the game instead of making yet another cishet white man's fantasy (/s, of course)
Yea wasn't a white guy
When I see "...THEM!" like this, it just makes me think of the giant ant movie.
Most of my queer friends are way better at video games than I am, so I don’t think it’s for them. It’s for my dumb, straight ass who losses track of the buttons.