I have to say it: this is my favorite BioWare game since KOTOR. That's the last time I really felt the hugeness of the game world and felt like I had nearly unlimited agency as a player.

The console version is glitchy too so don't get too happy.

As an American I find this both accurate and hilarious.

You have just put forth the most logical criticism of ME3's ending that I've heard yet. It's that vague feeling of "Man this is cool and all, but was there some fucking content that was cut? Shouldn't this feel, I dunno, BIGGER?"

If I may: Fuck. Yes.

I pay for a subscription just like everyone else. Was the wait to get on irritating? Yeah. Did it break my world and cause me to behave like a child? Certainly not. I simply occupied myself with other things until I could log in. It's not like we're dealing with a Sim City 4 situation after all.

The problem a lot of people make with DAII is that it isn't built around a traditional narrative arc; it's a series of mostly unconnected things that happen to the same character. For that reason there really isn't an overarching plot and it's more about the interpersonal relationships Hawke builds. I think…

It really should've been called "Dragon Age: Kirkwall" or "Dragon Age: Hawke" to really differentiate it; it comes across as more of a side-story than a main entry in the series.

People don't want to talk about this, but Origins recycled a LOT of environments as well; not as many as DAII of course, but a lot nonetheless.

Why was Widowmaker smiling? Isn't she supposed to be "emotionless"?

Why do I get the feeling that most of these people are white dudes between 25 and 35 who wear fedoras and complain a lot about being in the "friendzone"

Almost has to be The Iron Bull, wouldn't you think?

I thought the trailers looked pretty dope, but now I'm definitely picking this one up. Thanks!

Fun Fact: The last job I had before I moved from South Florida had several PCs that were still running Windows ME.

Or Mace Windu for obvious reasons...

Rock Band. ;)

Frankly I wish that Goofy didn't even exist, but that's just me...

I also loved being able to (and I still can't do it every time) drive the warthog THROUGH that space and actually take on the hunters in a way you weren't supposed to be able to. There's a few areas in the game where you can squeeze a vehicle into non-vehicle levels and it's glorious.

Who wouldn't?!?!