Don't forget that they were releasing DLC for Dragon Age: Origins as late as September 2010, with a lot of other content for Origins also being released in 2010 (Awakening, Golems of Agmarrak, Leliana's Song, Darkspawn Chronicles, Return to Ostagar).CoL0sS said:I mostly keep my copy of Dragon Age II as a remainder not to pre-order any fucking game ever again. Game was rushed and in no way a sequel to Origins.
I also didn't like what I considered to be lack of story focus and poor narrative. Now, some people may look deeper, say the game has slow build-up which eventually explodes into this world-changing conflict, but to me it just felt that with 14-month development time, they couldn't expand on the existing world in way they wanted to, so they just created a new setting. Chapters felt disjointed, which wasn't helped by those random jumps in time and stuff getting resolved behind the scenes.
As I said before in this thread, I liked Dragon Age II. But I'm also very flexible and easy to please when it comes to RPGs. I can definitely see why many others hated it.
But I think Dragon Age 3 (I saw on Laidlaw's Twitter that the DA team has been meeting) is one of the most intriguing games that will come out for a while. I really am interested in seeing how they respond to all the criticism.