Honestly? The romance scenes were fine in Origins(and if you didn't like vanilla, there were some good mods) Because you were able to establish an emotional connection with the other characters through numerous conversations. They DIDN'T work in Dragon Age 2 because A) All your interactions...
I prefer to be female characters, but most of the games I've played put me in the role of a male character. I don't find it weird, but then the characters are always fully fleshed out with their own lives thought and goals. It always strikes me as weird the people say a female character can't...
Video game designers don't necessarily have to have a deep dark secret agenda to accidently indoctrinate and propagate harmful messages. Like it or not the media we consume does have a profound ability to shape our perceptions. Nobody is going to take whatever games away from people because they...
Richly detailed world, dynamic and well-written characters, witty dialogue(mostly from Tyrion, though the others have their moments), there is T&A as well and the main characters die alot. That last one is a mild point of contention between myself and the series personally.
Well, There are the Dragon Age novels, The Mistborn Series by Brandon Sanderson(If you haven't read that series why are you sitting her reading this post? Go read it!) and the Chronicles of Amber if you are feeling vintage-y.
Not being able to keep people alive/ rescue them. Especially bugged me in skyrim, I'd happen upon some house and discover the inhabitants butchered and wonder "is there someway I could have gotten there in time?" It's silly I know.
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