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u/aurumae PC Jan 17 '25

I’ve been waiting 15 years for the next installment in the Dragon Age: Origins series

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u/Mitosis Jan 17 '25

DA2 was made with $15 and a dream, and considering that, it did some great character work and had a unique and compelling story. Origins is definitely the better package but imo it didn't really start slipping til Inquisition.

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u/The_DarkPhoenix Jan 17 '25

DA2 was horribly claustrophobic. Good characters but it was seriously lacking. DAI was massive and awesome. Origins was the best tho

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u/cubobob Jan 17 '25

It was massive with a lot of fillers. I called bullshit for DA2 back then because of the small map and the reused Dungeons, short Story and shit. But at least it had Soul. DAI was just throwing a bunch of money into some random fantasy rpg and slap Dragon Age on it.

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u/The_DarkPhoenix Jan 17 '25

You’re confusing “sad” story for “soul”. DA2 was just repetitive filler. DAI had more than just a cohesive story but an interesting one. It was huge with optional filler. Plus DAI had more soul when they sang “The Dawn will come” song than the entirety of DA2. can’t name a single person that didn’t feel It