| VXIII said: Pros: -Beautiful landscapes and big world -High value, a lot of content -Some interesting characters and side stories -Good voice acting -Good lore / world Cons: -Below average graphics (technically) with some issues and noticeable bugs. -The lack of day-night cycle and dynamic weather systems. such features are important for games that aims to make the world as immersive as possible like Dragon Age. -Battle system that doesn't evolve, no need to adapt to different kinds of enemies, lack of need for planning. The best thing to do is always using the strongest ability available. + Magic barrier. -Big delay in taking or causing damage when a lot of things happens at once. -The lack of fluidity in animations and facial expressions, the character almost doesn't feel like humans at times. It is also affect the battle system; the enemies animations are not fluid enough which make some attacks unpredictable.. which make abilities like parrying and evading unusable at tames. - imprecise hit boxes, getting damage even when you are away from enemies. - Story telling. One example (You start in a middle of explosion and then... "I'll do what I can to save the world"..) I need to care about the world first then I'll care about saving it. - Fragmented story, accessible only through war table, which kills the sense of progress and having a true deep adventure. Good and somewhat rich experience overall, but the game leaves lot to be desired. Introducing a lot mechanics and features, but almost never pay attention to the details to perfect those features. Even the interface for weapons and armors could get very confusing for no reason, especially when buying / selling. About 7/ 10 for me :) |
I haven't noticed a lot of the issues you're talking about, what are you playing it on? Also I have to completely disagree on your opinion of the story. I think its really good and the war table/power makes it seem more real because you have to build up the inquisitions power before taking on this evil godlike entity.







