@MegaX- I dunno, at this point in my life I just can't go back to silent protagonists. It just kills me every time an npc talks to my character, while all it does is stare into the distance and/or randomly make weird facial expressions. Unless they can cleverly write around it, I hope they stick to the current formula.

@Dudersaper @Yamakoichi What I hated more, was the fact I had to get off the horse to fight attackers. Mounts where useless in that game.

@Yamakoichi @Pro-Aktivity @Cashmoney007 Lets face it, as much as I like the save import functionality it has almost zero effect on DA2. The same can sadly be said for the TW2 save import.

Both games have gear and crafting. Hell, you might not see entire chunks of TW2 depending on the decisions you make

@Yamakoichi @Pro-Aktivity @Cashmoney007 Actually kill the son and he helps you escape the prison and make an appearance near the end.

Perform a similar act in DA2 and the character would at most thank you and have no further impact on the story or gameplay.

@Yamakoichi @Cashmoney007 If we're talking decision making and consequences, than TW2 easily blows DA2 out of the water. If anything one of biggest complains for DA2 was how linear the story was.

I'm curious how large these environments will truly be. As I recall, even Old Republic offered mostly small maps surrounded by mountains. That said, I come to BioWare for story and characters. If I want expansive worlds, I can always count on Bethesda.

I agree the marketing side was unnecessary, but Sasha Grey was unexpectedly good as Viola. Also I barely paid any attention to the marketing, so I played the games with no knowledge of their existence.

@Vidpci Yup. I can confirm, you're a jerk.

I'm sure I'm gonna have some fun playing this game. But with each Bioware game, the way hair looks on their characters really pulls me out of the game sometimes. I know it's nit-picky, but when you see the stuff modders post on the Bioware forums, it really makes me wish they would hire some of those guys.

@Warful @Pro-Aktivity A budget includes money, people, time-spent, etc..