If the demand is there, I may create a Dragon Age category. I can always merge it back into the RPG one if it dies off after a few months.

Finally downloaded and installed this. Lucky for me it cost $0.00!

Oh, you must have that trialling software thingy i have.

Can I just say that I would strongly suggest spending money on this game? Because if this one fails money-wise, you're not likely to be seeing any big-budget PC-minded RPG's like this in a looooong time. Will be all Mass Effect, which was a great game, but built with consoles in mind. None of that in DA, it's straight-up classic PCRPG.

And it's so very, very good. You really have no reason to spend money on this (now or later).


(disregard all this in the off chance that you actually got a free legal copy )

I never assumed otherwise...

I started the game. Was expecting Oblivion/Fallout type graphics but Im pleased with the slightly lower quality(not that its low or crappy). The game plays like KOTOR which I like. Feels very solid and polished. Started a rogue for a change and totally hate him. Gonna start over with a warrior type.

rogue
  /roʊg/ [rohg] noun, verb, rogued, ro⋅guing, adjective
–noun
1. a dishonest, knavish person; scoundrel.

rouge
  /ruʒ/ [roozh] verb, rouged, roug⋅ing.
–noun
1. any of various red cosmetics for coloring the cheeks or lips.

Rouge != rogue.

Well its nice to see the social network site working as intended, after accepting oxs friend request i had 0 friends. I managed to lose Pev as well.

Both of which I do not like. Did you edit my post cause I read rogue? Blame it on a typo.

haha, yea, I edited your post. You had originally type rouge. I always lol when people do that in MMOs. Something about these people wearing makeup makes me smile.

Anyway, don't take me seriously.

re: social networking sites, it's all crap anyway.

http://www.gamespot.com/features/6239466/index.html

Comparison between different platforms. You know the results so waste your time with it only if you want to satisfy your console hate

I've learned that probably the most important thing in this game is setting up a good tactics system.

Yes, and disabling it on your main character when he/she is a mage.

I've found that the dialog you can have with you group when ever you want to to be pretty impressive when they have a topic to talk about.

Indeed. I also like how your party members may (and will) engage in conversation while out in the open, without any "dialog cinematics'.

What's your party look like anyway 11B?

Re: the combat tactics...if you tweak them really well for very specific purposes they can be extremely useful. They're also incredibly detailed. But in certain high-risk fights on hard I switch them off...don't want party members to blow stamina/mana on 'unnecessary' skills then.