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Dargaron wrote: ↑Thu Nov 05, 2020 9:13 pm Anyway, it'll be interesting to see who SF Debris ends up befriending this time around. IMO, the companions in DAI are a lot easier to work with than the ones in Origins or DA:II. For example, you can disagree with Cassandra or Solas or Bull, and as long as you aren't a jerk about it, they won't hold it against you, while companions like Morrigan or Andurs will resolutely disapprove if you aren't "on their side." Solas can even gain approval if you challenge him gently.

Dargaron wrote: ↑Thu Nov 05, 2020 9:13 pm That's basically the opposite of how I tend to play games like Mass Effect or DAI. The first playthrough is the "canonical" one, where I go in blind and don't concern myself too much with doing literally everything on the map (after all, there's usually something you're supposed to be doing, and running off to kill some unrelated mercs is kind of out of character when the threat of The Collectors is hanging over everyone's heads).

Beelzquill wrote: ↑Fri Nov 06, 2020 6:18 am Anybody also feel the war table operations were just way too long. I swear I like parts of that mechanic because you have to pick an Advisor's method of dealing with it but they should have only taken an hour at longest. I swear there was one that took over 1400 hours later in the game and I just couldn't believe it.

I also felt the mounts were pointless and didn't add anything to the story except a used slot on tactics menu or whatever the thing is when you click for potions. I mean the only time I ever used the mounts other than the race thing when you get them is for that stupid halla quest because on foot it kept getting away from me.

How cool would it be able to ride a griffin in mounted combat against an ogre? Or even better a group of griffins against a flying High Dragon to not have that plot hole of the dragon not just flying away everytime? It's probably near impossible to program but I can dream.

Beelzquill wrote: ↑Fri Nov 06, 2020 6:18 am Anybody also feel the war table operations were just way too long. I swear I like parts of that mechanic because you have to pick an Advisor's method of dealing with it but they should have only taken an hour at longest. I swear there was one that took over 1400 hours later in the game and I just couldn't believe it.

RobbyB1982 wrote: ↑Fri Nov 06, 2020 4:30 am I very rarely play games twice, especially lengthy open world RPGs... who has the time anymore? Its either do everything the first time or not at all.