I thought the combat was a massive downgrade. Turned into spamming auto-attack endlessly at the endless stream of nonthreatening mooks.Stubee said:Dragon Age 2 is still a great game. Its characters are second to none and the combat is much better than in the original. It just suffered from lack of environments and an odd story structure.
Cant argue with the chest!!
This pretty much. Steam and Origin differ in many ways regarding privacy, and the owners' statements combined with the actions. The whole mudslinging around BF3 and CoD, the Origin privacy policies, EA overall managed to drive itself into the ground in the eyes of a large chunk of both Industry and Customers by now.bobtail123 said:
This too.Bigsmith said:
I really want to say this to.. but I knew going in it was gonna be a piece of crap.Monxerot said:
Y'know, i thought this too. My main complaint was that the environments were amazing, but stuck to that theme for an ungodly amount of time. See, if there was one thing dante's inferno got right, (I actually liked it, but that's not the topic here) it was pacing. You stuck around in every circle just long enough for you to start wanting to see the next one, but not too long as to make it boring. Alice made me want to zoom to the next locale Not long after arriving in the one I was in. Honest to god, I was so sick of that Japanese section fir the majority of that section. It went on and on.Fiz_The_Toaster said:
I loved the Japanese section at first, but then after a while I got very tired of it. It was neat, but I wanted to move on. I agree though, Alice did not know how to pace itself, and I think that's what Dante did right, I didn't feel like I had to be there against my will.Doclector said:
Agreed. I enjoyed the game I really did. But they didn't explain much of the plot points. And the twist of the game at the end wasn't all that much of a twist. Even though in the trailers this certain character seemed like a good guy. I really wish he was. I mean the Environment? Wonderful, breath taking. But teasing us with boss battles that get fixed on their own not so much. Better weapons than the original? Yes definantly plus I love me the Hobby Horse. More puzzle solving than action? Not so much, it was nice to see you try and balance action with story and puzzles but over all it felt lacking and rushed in the end. Various enemies? Very good but they were a little too repeatitive a little more variety other than "This one flies" "This one you have to Phantom Ganon with." "This one is a mini-boss battle" isn't so worth it. And lastly tons of collectibles? Interesting but, the Asylum scene didn't seem needed or even all that required in the game and the game felt shorter than it should. Not to mention the dialogue of "There is no centaurs in Oxford" and never going into details as to what she was talking about. Lastly, Alice. She had wit, cunning, and a sharp tongue. Prone to melt downs from time to time. But in this one it's like she got a character reformation. Almost as if she's scared but fond of the nostalgia of Wonderland at the same time.Bigsmith said:
Too easy man. Especially since all anyone* wanted was Duke3D but with prettier graphics and got a crappy Halo knock-off.Monxerot said:
