Damn. That's a huge disadvantage. These are the times wherein it sucks to have a laptop as the only PC source. I'll have to check youtube again if I can enjoy the game with only over-the-shoulder view.BlueInkAlchemist said:I'm glad that the cosmos was aligned properly so the space radiation allowed Yahtzee to review Dragon Age. He hit a variety of points about the game for better or worse and I have to say I don't disagree with him on any particular one. It's pretty interchangeable with other BioWare games but that said, BioWare's a highly decent developer and I, too, am still enjoying the story despite being 20+ hours into the game.
The ability to get the overhead view coupled with the indomitable keyboard/mouse interface makes me very, very glad I shelled out the extra cash for the PC version.Ixal said:In the PC version you can zoom out, move the camera freely while giving orders to your companions.Mirroga said:What are the differences between the consoles and the PC version?
In the console versions you are locked into a "over the shoulder" perspective and can only switch characters. That makes it hard to keep the overview over the battlefield, place area effect spells/weapons and do flanking moves.
Oh, wait, the PC version is actually $10 cheaper in the US.
Suckers.
Good luck with that. Takes about 40 hours to play through (if you are fast but don't skip all conversations)Rock said:This one's a renter.
I guess so... replay value? Games are so expensive these days I'm not willing to jump on "classic fantasy rpg" right out of the gate no matter how addicting it might be.Ixal said:Good luck with that. Takes about 40 hours to play through (if you are fast but don't skip all conversations)Rock said:This one's a renter.
i know what your talking about wuth the whole tradtional fanstasy and how it can get bland after awhile i mean they could of put in drows as a playable race if they were going for dark fanstasyHallow said:YAAAY! I was really wondering about this game, my friends all liked it.
I have to say, I share the same disenchantment and dislike with Yahtzee over the issue of the same "elf, human, dwarf, Tolkien" bullshit. That actually is what made me not want to buy the game, because it looked like the definition of traditional fantasy, of which I'm bored out of my mind from. But I'm guessing, from Yahtzee and my friends, that they do it so well that it's still engrossing and enjoyable as if it was something brand new.
(I'm still gonna rent it first though)
It is just really hard to find something specific in that codex. It is used a lot more, but there is just a fuckton of stuff.DeathWyrmNexus said:Sadly enough, they actually use the codex more in Dragon Age since you have to learn some of your quest info in there. I rather liked it. *hides before shunned*TheAmazingTGIF said:If Mass Effect hated you for not spending several hours in the Codex, then Dragon Age will kill your family and desecrate their corpses if you don't.
THOUGH IN MY DEFENSE I DID NOT READ ALL OF THEM!!! *flees*
Game is awesome, on my second playthrough and have about four more planned out. And I still manage to have sex in real life. XD
Well, several different origin stories and each of the main quests has at least 2 different outcomes (sometimes up to 4) which influence the endgame and which ending you get. Also you are limited to 3 NPCs in the party and the interaction between them is great which makes trying out different parties interesting.Rock said:I guess so... replay value? Games are so expensive these days I'm not willing to jump on "classic fantasy rpg" right out of the gate no matter how addicting it might be.Ixal said:Good luck with that. Takes about 40 hours to play through (if you are fast but don't skip all conversations)Rock said:This one's a renter.
I have the PC version and the requirements aren't bad. Pretty much the same as NWN2, but with the requirement for 20GB of HD space (!)Mirroga said:Damn. That's a huge disadvantage. These are the times wherein it sucks to have a laptop as the only PC source. I'll have to check youtube again if I can enjoy the game with only over-the-shoulder view.BlueInkAlchemist said:I'm glad that the cosmos was aligned properly so the space radiation allowed Yahtzee to review Dragon Age. He hit a variety of points about the game for better or worse and I have to say I don't disagree with him on any particular one. It's pretty interchangeable with other BioWare games but that said, BioWare's a highly decent developer and I, too, am still enjoying the story despite being 20+ hours into the game.
The ability to get the overhead view coupled with the indomitable keyboard/mouse interface makes me very, very glad I shelled out the extra cash for the PC version.Ixal said:In the PC version you can zoom out, move the camera freely while giving orders to your companions.Mirroga said:What are the differences between the consoles and the PC version?
In the console versions you are locked into a "over the shoulder" perspective and can only switch characters. That makes it hard to keep the overview over the battlefield, place area effect spells/weapons and do flanking moves.
Oh, wait, the PC version is actually $10 cheaper in the US.
Suckers.