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12 Nov 2009, 11:03 pm

ToadOfSteel wrote:
KenM wrote:
Bioware started with great computer RPGs like Baldars Gate 1 and 2, Neverwinter Nights 1 and 2. IMO these are some of the best RPGS of all time. Just because its fantasy does not make it bad.


I'm not saying they were bad (far from it), I'm just saying that I couldn't get into those... as much as I wanted to, they just didn't thrill me. The only games in the fantasy genre that kept my interest for any long period of time (longer than a few hours anyway) were Oblivion, its predecessor Morrowind (and I pretty much abandoned the TES series when Fallout 3 came out), WoW, and the LOTR:BFME series.

So for me, Dragon Age is just something getting in the way of Mass Effect 2...


I am terrible with abbreviations. Lord of the Rings what? As for Dragon Age, I just got it, and it's like playing Mass Effect and KOTOR (Knights of the Old Republic). The dialogue and plot options remind me of Mass Effect. And the fighting is almost exactly like KOTOR. When I first heard someone say KOTOR, I thought that was a word or something, but learned it was abbreviated of course. So Lord of the Rings:BFME is what? And PC, 360, PS3? What system is it on?



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13 Nov 2009, 3:02 am

Aspiewriter, LoTR:BFME is Lord of The Rings: Battle for Middle Earth. They're a series of real time strategy games on the PC.



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15 Nov 2009, 2:31 am

I'm playing it right now, slaying stuff in the Sloth Demons dream realm to save the Mage Tower.
Very nice RPG.



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23 Nov 2009, 10:03 am

generally an all round awesome game apart from the the leveling/skill system which i thought was pretty lame.



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23 Nov 2009, 3:04 pm

I think the levelling/skill system is great. So many RPGs think they have to do levelling up differently, like Oblivion and Final Fantasy X, but honestly I find it really misses the mark when developers think this way. Nobody really cares how you level, or whether there's some fancy new never done before system for levelling. They're not making the process of levelling more fun, just tedious. All they need to do is make you able to select how your character going to specialise, maybe add something to their stats and give an extra skill here and there.

Give me simple XP points, reasonable grinds to next experience levels, and meaningful choices at level up and I'm happy.



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26 Nov 2009, 6:07 pm

My brother recently bought Dragon Age: Origins, and while he seems to like it, I think there is too much blood :pale: Shure, it does have one heck of an awesome storyline, but my mom is threating to take away the game.


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