Neither, though between the two I prefer the witcher, mainly just because I like the books. Dragon Age is ok, but it's pretty generic for the most part. My personal opinion is for the Baldur's Gate, the complete saga. Probably still the best CRPG series ever made to date, and the added bonus of running perfectly on virtually any computer since 1998. Defientely worth your money more then any other title released in the last couple years if you don't already have it.
Avoid Neverwinter Nights 2 like the plague, it's an embarressment to the name, and like all obsidion games, a piece of crap. Even with the most up to date patches, all the current x-packs and a comp that kills the recommeded requirements it still looks and runs like crap and has (in the OC at least, MoB is pretty good I admit) a story line written for a 12 year old. That said, Dragon Age isn't much better. The story is decent, but unless you've already got it, I'd actually recommend picking up Baldur's Gate the complete saga, it's like 30 bucks or so now and is a MUCH higher quality experience then any of this garbage thats come out lately.
"And remember, the adventure doesn't have to end just because you've finished the Throne of Bhaal, Neverwinter Nights will allow you to export your characters to continue your epic adventures" - Loading screen from BG2 Throne of Bhaal. Not the first time Bioware/Black isle has promised to allow you to use a character from a previous game. That aside, they really need to concentrate on working more content for this game before they bother with a sequel, it's way too short for it's price, and that 1 week 1/2 price drop before christmas doesn't cut it, heck I had to pay the original 50 bucks, and it's just not worth that much...and since it's computer software, no refunds, so they better get cracking. New races, more classes, new origins, alot more side quests, FOR FREE, screw that payment garbage, I could buy 150-250 hours worth of play in other game titles for what all the currently avaiable DLC costs, and they only add a grand total of maybe 3-4 hours to the game experience.
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