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It does sound like him but it’s not

Not all fronts. It's story and characters were far better than DAI.

Especially considering they only had 11 months to develop it, I would call it a triumph ngl

@@CC-of5xl like 2 characters were interesting, the story was just as bad as their map design.

@LeKekLord it really wasn't bad it just wasn't simple. It was about social and political tension and issues. Some people get bored by that but the way they handled build up was very well done. Especially with the Qunari. The Mage vs Templar conflict could have used a bit more time in the final act though.

@@CC-of5xl it was repetitive, with the same issue of dumb Meredith being mulled over with no choices on the way to actually fix the issue. Your choices didn't matter because bioware lobotomized Anders into an idiot and railroaded the game into explosive ending no matter what you do.

From concept to release was less than a year it's ridiculous

​@@wintertrooper7918 Quote from Schreier Book A game about the Inquisition and the large-scale political conflicts it solves across Thedas, where the PC was the Inquisitor, was originally the vision for ‘DA2′. Plans had to change when SW:TOR’s development kept stalling and slipping. Frustrated EA execs wanted a new product from BW to bolster quarterly sales targets, and decided that DA would have to fill the gap. BW agreed to deliver DA2 within 16 months. “Basically, DA2 exists to fill that hole. That was the inception. It was always intended to be a game made to fit in that” BW wanted to call it DA: Exodus, but EA’s marketing execs insisted on DA2, no matter what that name implied DAO’s scope (Origin stories, that amount of big areas, variables, reactivity) was just not doable in a year, even if everyone worked overtime. To solve this problem, BW shelved the Inquisition idea and made a risky call: DA2 would be set in one city over time, allowing locations to be recycled and months to be shaved off dev time. They also axed DAO features like customizing party members’ equipment. These were the best calls they were able to make on a tight line Many at BW are still proud of DA2. Those that worked on it grew closer from all being in it together In certain dark accounting corners of EA, despite fan response to DA2 and its lower sales compared to DAO, DA2 is considered a wild success By summer 2011 BW decided to cancel DA2′s expansion Exalted March in favor of a totally new game. They needed to get away from the stigma of DA2, reboot the franchise and show they could make triple-A quality good games.

I honestly find it impressive that they managed to release the game as it was on such a thin time crunch. Dragon Age 2 is no Origins, but for what we got? I'm impressed.

Friendly reminder that EA learned their lesson and gave BioWare all the time they needed to make Andromeda, Anthem, and Veilguard, all of which are worse than this.

@AvengerAtIlipa that's not true at all but hey nice try

Also gave me thought of Scratch from bg3, they both share the same voice actor I think

You are right, EA forced Bioware to release this game much earlier than it is supposed to

My best example to pick is Lydia from Skyrim lmfao. I bet anything the actress received 0 direction because of the way she delivers "I am sworn to carry your burdens". I would expect her to say it all knight-like, but she makes it sound like she HATES carrying your things, it's fkn hilarious! "I am swooooorn to carry your burdens..."

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Imagine minding your own business at home, when suddenly, a black horse bursts through your doors and scares the ever living shit out of you. You stare at it in fright while it drops mail near your feet and then neighs, before trotting out to move to the next house.

Now we know how guards are notified at such an alarming speed

@@destubae3271 Those guys are working for the Guards! OF COURSE!

This game is only playable on PCs sadly. The only other Trek games I played are Star Trek Online and Star Trek DS9 - Harbinger. Star Trek Online has some story missions with characters from each of the first three main shows, I enjoyed the Deep Space Nine missions because Aron Eisenberg (Nog) and Rene Auberjonois (Odo) as well as other actors from the show came back to voice their characters. Star Trek Online is available on consoles. The other game, Harbinger, was enjoyable because a lot of the main cast came back, it's a rough game though and it's only on PC.

@@GamesforPirates454 thanks for replying.

This is Star Trek: Deep Space Nine - The Fallen, and you're spot on with the voice, the guy playing O'Brien voiced multiple Nords!

Ha! That's funny. Glad to know my instinct is correct. I might check this game out!​@@GamesforPirates454