DAI as it was intended?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f8xJMWRI-cA - Digiexpo 2013 Dragon Age: Inquisition Gameplay I know that I could skip some big presentation, when developers decided to change the course of the game a...
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So, any community manager would tell about what happened to the game and why it was cut-short that way or post a link where that was explained?
Probably because it either wasn't working correctly, so a decision had to be made, or it wasn't actually fun. Like most cuts from games.
What, have you watched the video? How it was not fun or not working?
I know what you mean. I'm on my second play through and bored to tears and so aggravated I could smash my Xbox.
I can push the button to search, then spend way to many valuable minutes trying to track down what it might be just to find it's either useless or something I have way too many of.
[May be spoilers]
As for the game...I'm a huge Dragon Age fan. Origins was the best. Right now, I'm working on my second playthrough. Too many hang ups in rocks etc, horse getting stuck, you think you've found a good short cut just to be shut off by some tree or force-pushed back, then you have to go miles around to get to the destination. The LB button just quits functioning randomly. I can go to talk with someone and it just freezes there and they're just staring at each other...
I've only romanced Cullen, but there could be more to it than just a kiss at the same place on the balcony [or w/e it is] every time.
I'm not impressed with the game after such anticipation, I am so let down. Happy for those who love it, but I'm old school and will stick with Origins if I want to play something that's interesting and less aggravating ...and less time consuming-like waiting for war room plans to go through.
Ugh I'm over so it. I'm a warden and will remain a warden. Origins rules. It was the best hands down. I usually buy DLC, but I'm skipping on this one if they have any. My life is aggravating enough, I don't need more. Games are supposed to be an escape, not aggravation.
