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5 days, 12 hours, 54 minutes.
I can almost taste it.

The wait is driving me insane
5 days, 12 hours, 54 minutes.
I can almost taste it.
That's not an odd question at all!
There are some bosses that shield up and jump to an unreachable ledge or whatever while summoning minions. Not every boss does this, but there are some that do. Dragons also tend to shield up A LOT and they WILL summon small wyrms to assist them.
Varric and Cassandra should be golden.
for anyone asking which console to buy it on, remember Bioware and microsoft have some stupid deal about having content on it's consoles first but its 900P/30f where as sony has 1080P/30f or get it on pc with 4k/60fps, i'm getting it on ps4 since its all i got and sure the delay of content sucks but eh what can you do. Only a week left.
Casual = Full real-time gameplay
Normal = Mixture of the two, real-time can still be used a lot
Hard = Tactical view >>> real-time
Nightmare = Tactical view is a must
Each companion has 1 specialization (Iron Bull is a Reaver, Solas is a Rift Mage, etc.)
Varric and Cassandra should be golden.
So that means that the main character has them all while companions are bound to one, right?
I love you Jeff but do you even like videogames anymore?
Ok thanks! Are all specializations also available for members in your party or only for the main character?
I love you Jeff but do you even like videogames anymore?
Yeah that's my issue right now. I have a handful of friends getting it on PS4 but I do have a PC that can easily play it on 1080p60... Decisions....
Ugh! At least I'm prepared for it now. Thanks!That's not an odd question at all!
There are some bosses that shield up and jump to an unreachable ledge or whatever while summoning minions. Not every boss does this, but there are some that do. Dragons also tend to shield up A LOT and they WILL summon small wyrms to assist them.
Yeah that's my issue right now. I have a handful of friends getting it on PS4 but I do have a PC that can easily play it on 1080p60... Decisions....
Yeah that's my issue right now. I have a handful of friends getting it on PS4 but I do have a PC that can easily play it on 1080p60... Decisions....
Ugh! At least I'm prepared for it now. Thanks!
Can't be worse than DA2 anyway.Just finished that one now. What a stain on the series it is...
Yeah that's my issue right now. I have a handful of friends getting it on PS4 but I do have a PC that can easily play it on 1080p60... Decisions....
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This is 100% me since Monday.
I don't have anything personal against Jeff but I really just can't take his opinions seriously anymore. Just sounds so jaded about everything lol.I love you Jeff but do you even like videogames anymore?
Is there any gameplay of the knight enchanter where you can see the summoned fade weapons or whatever in action?
Don't care about resolution I care about the performance and if the multiplayer is worth it or not.
My PC should have no issue but I won't ever touch the multiplayer on the PC version. We still have controller support confirmed on the PC correct?
Now it's down to Xbox (Friends will have it to play online), PS4 (no friends to play with might as well get the PC version).
Need a digital foundry performance analysis.
I don't have anything personal against Jeff but I really just can't take his opinions seriously anymore. Just sounds so jaded about everything lol.
This game series has one glaring issue:
Too many interesting characters and you can only bring like 3 with you. I'd love to have Iron Bull come with me as well. But I'm not replacing Varrick. Or Cassandra. Or Whatever mage I bring with me (probably freddie mercury for debuffs).
Unless the game forces you to switch party members at points (like during a personal quest or at a point in the story) I don't ever see myself switching this dynamic. Varrick and Casanda for the Morrigan/Alistair banter, and Freddie Mercury to remind me that he has to break free.
With 9 companions and 3 classes, it feels like 3 playthroughs is basically a given (at least, that's my plan). That way, I can make an Inquisitor of each class, and see each companion's story from start to finish as soon as they're available by focusing on 3 exclusively with each playthrough.
The only question in my mind now is exactly how to group them up, and what, if any, major world state changes to engineer between games.
This game series has one glaring issue:
Too many interesting characters and you can only bring like 3 with you. I'd love to have Iron Bull come with me as well. But I'm not replacing Varrick. Or Cassandra. Or Whatever mage I bring with me (probably freddie mercury for debuffs).
Unless the game forces you to switch party members at points (like during a personal quest or at a point in the story) I don't ever see myself switching this dynamic. Varrick and Casanda for the Morrigan/Alistair banter, and Freddie Mercury to remind me that he has to break free.
And the story, like most good stories, is more about smaller threads and character interactions than it is about some big epic twisting narrative.
Yeah that's my plan. Works well with three Hawkes and Wardens I have in mind too.With 9 companions and 3 classes, it feels like 3 playthroughs is basically a given (at least, that's my plan). That way, I can make an Inquisitor of each class, and see each companion's story from start to finish as soon as they're available by focusing on 3 exclusively with each playthrough.
The only question in my mind now is exactly how to group them up, and what, if any, major world state changes to engineer between games.
Yeah, that's my biggest problem with GB lately. I still enjoy the podcast but when it comes to actual reviews I don't really look at their stuff anymore.
With 9 companions and 3 classes, it feels like 3 playthroughs is basically a given (at least, that's my plan). That way, I can make an Inquisitor of each class, and see each companion's story from start to finish as soon as they're available by focusing on 3 exclusively with each playthrough.
The only question in my mind now is exactly how to group them up, and what, if any, major world state changes to engineer between games.
Awww, this is my biggest problem with Bioware - they can craft excellent characters and mini-stories, but their over-arching stories are almost always awful. It's why I hate Dragon Age: Origins
"Here's an amazing introduction to the Darkspawn threat at Ostagar, but now that we've set it all up you're actually going to spend the next 60+ hours playing agony aunt to Ferelden and all of their completely coincidentally fatal issues that they are all completely incapable of solving themselves (despite the fact that you and a mere three companions can succeed where armies cannot), such as undead hordes, werewolf curses, blood mage control of the Mage Tower, and a Dwarven civil war. You'll be doing everything except fighting Darkspawn, until we remind you about that storyline at the end of the game."
Seriously, very annoying when you appreciate good stories in RPGs. The real threat wasn't the Darkspawn at all. If it wasn't for the Warden then by the time the Darkspawn finally stopped chilling out in Lothering they would have found Ferelden already desolated by an undead army, blood mage abominations, and angsty werewolves. Very hard to take video game stories seriously when they rely on cheap ways of padding like this.
So how early do you getDorian and Blackwall? Is Blackwall a DPS Warrior or a tank?
You can take companions in any direction you want inside a class. You can even give Varric daggers (though why the eff would you do that...).
So how early do you getDorian and Blackwall? Is Blackwall a DPS Warrior or a tank?
As someone playing on PS4 I'll give this advice:
You don't know how long your friends will play the MP on PS4.
You know the PC version will always be 1080p/60fps.
I noticed that in the class selection screen at the begining of the game they've split up classes by weapon specialization.
What does that mean exactly? If I pick rogue with bow, I can't use dagger at all??
Is sixty fps really worth much for an rpg? Sure it's nice to have but pretty damn far down on the list of things that matter.