so it's a no-go for Fire TV?

To be fair, Unity fixed the issue with the Assassin's godlike combat skills by getting rid of combos and beefing up the enemies. It's back to the get in, kill the target, then slip out method of play (or run like hell because you will get slaughtered if you fight more than two guys)

MMOs usually have more than a week's worth of content (for the casual player) to play through.

No. You're options are limited based on sex and race. Some aren't even interested regardless of who you are

does that just work on the knight enchanter, or does it work on any party member with a barrier cast by the Mage? If it's the latter, than Viveanne is going to get a lot more use.

But, the dodges and rolls are skills with cool downs and stamina/mana costs, unlike an action RPG. So it's not really the same.

I LOVED the second game's story. HATED almost everything else. :)

Go to the Dragon Age Keep. You can play a video, narrated by Varric, that explains the story.

I've read a lot a of reviews today, and I had already played the EA Access trial, but this review has REALLY made me anxious to start playing. Great write up!

I wish it did!

have you guys reached out to Ubisoft yet for a comment?

when it's not locked, that means it's usually capped, so the highest it'll hit is 30fps.

yeah, they confirmed that. Also the player count is at 30 instead of 16.

IGN confirmed 1080p @30fps for both, but neither are a locked 30.

There's no achievement for that ending. Just heartache. :..(

There are three factions in the game. Also, each faction has at least three or more variants as well (OD having the most), and they're all different per faction. So the factions are distinct in how they attack and move around the world, not re-skinned copies of each other like a lot of games would do.

The swearing doesn't bother me, but just like Brutal Legend I turned on the censorship bleeps because it's funny.

I thought Destiny already did that.

Actually, the biggest difference is that Square is not asking PS4 players to pay for something now that they can't use for at least a year.

well, he didn't decapitate Düsh, so he'll likely come back. :)