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I was excited for mml3, so it kinda sucks.

I would buy pirate it (if it was sold).

Weren't we supposed to be able to import our characters and weren't our decisions supposed to have more consequence then simply being mentioned in conversation? What happened to the strategy (I use this rather loosely here) aspect of combat from the first one? The combat in this game is fast and I while I agree that certainly has helped some gripes I had with the original, it feels too fast in some places. Who has time for strategy (and who needs it?) when cannon fodder spontaneously appears from all directions and dies in two to three hits? The graphics have certainly improved from the first, but at the cost of reusing the same areas over and over and over again. I mean, in some places they don't even try to hide it, it's literally the same table with the same papers/skull/etc. lying on it as the last hidden room/hovel/house. There is some aspect of enjoyment in this game I just can't, in good conscious, appreciate it because these things, while not game breaking, clearly show that the developer either didn't care enough or were rushed to cash in on Dragon Age: Origins. Also, what's with this idea that every game has to be "mainstreamed" (whatever the hell that means)?

Oh and it's the douchebags on Bioware's forums telling the developers that these complaints are from hardcore (fanboy) gamers, who will never be happy, that cause these problems. I mean, there are people saying that the removal of party members armor was good because they didn't want to deal with managing the rest of their team. That only one main city was better, because it was easier to keep track of what merchants had what.

I can't wait for Dragon Age 3, it should take place in only one area, preferably the final battle between the darkspawn (I don't want to read or make decisions) and I'll have just been given the most powerful armor in the game, but won't need it because mashing the A button is all it takes to win (I don't have time for strategy, I just want to kill stuff and win so I can get back to Call of Duty: 2011).

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Exactly what bothers me now, I look forward to the day when I am numb to it (or everyone grows out of it, though I fear I'll be dead long before such heaven on earth).

It's funny, all these people saying they want someone that can hold a conversation... yet I haven't met a single person that could do that for me. Ugh I'll stop there, nobody wants to read that.

pathwriter, on 21 March 2011 - 05:32 PM, said:

I'm probably just remembering the times it happens more than the times it doesn't, but I honestly don't even try to study in the library. I have never had a pleasant experience studying there, though that's not solely due to the aforementioned.