Posted November 5th, 2009 by Ethec
DragonAge: Origins is perhaps the most anticipated Fantasy RPG of the year, and with good reason. It's a BioWare game (need we say more?) and its production values are top notch, but how does its novel group-based gameplay stack up?
While our full-blown review is coming next week, join us for some initial impressions of DragonAge, thoughts on whether DDO Unlimited is going a step too far by putting levels and items on sale, patch previews, and much more in today's Loading... DragonAge: Origins First Impressions.
Posted Thursday, November 5, 2009 by B. de la Durantaye
I find this impressions bit particularly interesting since I picked it up on the PS3. When you say you're hitting pause a lot and delving into the tactics, not feeling it at all like an action RPG, I'm experiencing quite the opposite. Taking a cue from our earlier interview with Mark Darrah who said:
| For someone who’s looking for a little more action, you can play the game that way too, especially on the consoles where the controls are much tighter and much more... |
Posted Thursday, November 5, 2009 by Khalus
Should be able to post my first impression later tonight or tomorrow,{just got my copy} and I'd expect it to be nothing short of impressive!
Posted Thursday, November 5, 2009 by Aruvia
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Originally Posted by B. de la Durantaye
I find this impressions bit particularly interesting since I picked it up on the PS3. When you say you're hitting pause a lot and delving into the tactics, not feeling it at all like an action RPG, I'm experiencing quite the opposite. Taking a cue from our earlier interview with Mark Darrah who said: On the PS3 in casual mode, it really is an action RPG - which was what I was looking for. I hav... |
Posted Thursday, November 5, 2009 by Khalus
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Originally Posted by Aruvia
Curious, do you think this is a difference of which system you are playing on or more a difference in how you and Ethic are playing?
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Posted Thursday, November 5, 2009 by Aruvia
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as for the DDO thing, I do not in this one case feel it is necessarily out of place. I think D&D in general a different beas...