| ps3-sales! said: |
Get Dragon Age Inquisition. Not only will it have a lot to do but it will also have a lot of great gameplay elements. If you've ever played Baldur's Gate, Icewind Dale, Dragon Age Origins, etc, you control a group of party members strategically. You can pause the gameplay and then choose the actions for the party, then fast forward the gameplay as what you chose plays out. You can also not bother pausing the game and play as one of the characters yourself in a Kingdom's of Amalur/ Diablo style of gameplay.
The single player is going to be large, but the game features a co op completely separate from the single player. You have your choice of one of 12 different classes, or you can create one of each, then you and three friends can play through 20-30 minute quests, leveling your characters up to what you want that class to play like, gaining loot, then going through more and more quests.
The graphics are okay, not anything spectacular since it's also on last gen consoles, but from everything we've seen, it's shaping up to what could possibly be the best western RPG ever imo.
I'm interested in Witcher 3 also though. The thing I like about these games, something I don't like about Elder Scrolls, is that these games actually have gameplay. Hopefully the day comes where people stop buying into each new Elder Scrolls because of the better graphics and take notice of games that are actually pushing the genre instead.
Aside from exploration and a large portion of Oblivion's dialogue. The Elder Scrolls games are garbage.
