So, I'm about to buy Dragon Age Origins on PC. The catch is, I had it on Xbox 360 awhile ago, and It was ok, but not the best thing ever. So the question is, will I enjoy it much more on PC?
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So, I'm about to buy Dragon Age Origins on PC. The catch is, I had it on Xbox 360 awhile ago, and It was ok, but not the best thing ever. So the question is, will I enjoy it much more on PC?
Botodile
I don't think you will because it is the same game but if you hated a spefic part like the controls then thats a different story
ASRCSR
My younger brother said to me that the 360 version of the game had less "control" over your NPC counterparts than you could get via the PC due to limitations of CPU power on the 360 over what the PC can handle. In other words, you get more options and controllability over NPC members in your group on the PC, than you would on the 360 version. I'm not sure if this is true or not, but that's what he told me.
I don't know for certain since I don't have a 360 and can't confirm this info or not. Not to mention the better graphics (if you have a somewhat decent gaming PC) you get to play the game with.
I wouldn't recommend it. I keep restarting the game hoping to be drawn in, and I did like the rogue I started last.. but here I am again, it's been a week since I played and I still don't feel like it.
The PC version has better graphics, better controls, and the game is generally more difficult, but other than that it's the same stuff. I can only speak for myself, but I find that RPG combat is a secondary draw. The primary reason I play them is for the plot and character interaction. That's what draws me in. So if you got kinda bored of it on 360, I doubt you'll find it that much more amazing on PC.
Only the controls are better on the PC. If you didn't like the game just because of the controls, then you will be happy. If not then, well you wont be.
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