I get in that same trap, because I still want to play as a Qunari and an Elft, but I don't know if I have enough blood in my veins for 3 consecutive playthroughs of this game. I'm still not halfway through the game yet.

It's not like DA2 added dodge rolls or counter attacks, it's still similar combat, just with faster, flashier animations and no tactical view. I don't understand how people can call it an action game.

Playing a mage gets you a lot of shit whenever you talk to anyone from the Chantry, it's pretty good.

Absolutely. The characters all look so good in this game, but the hair looks terrible pretty much everywhere. The facial hair is probably the worst. It's not your console either, it looks weird on PC too.
The armor in this game is pretty much amazing all around though, so it's not all bad.

It is certainly a different way to view the supernatural. From my knowledge of the lore in Dragon Age, the Maker is still very much a distant deity who does not seem to intervene directly, so it is entirely possible to acknowledge the observable supernatural elements in the world, and not believe in the Maker.

I liked the show in the beginning, but it just seemed to go too far towards cringe humor and awkward situations, rather than decent jokes. I might try it again……some day.

I fell off this show in the second season, but Hugh Laurie could probably get me to watch it again.

Kind of, everything just costs money in this, you don't hunt for specific ingredients like AC 3 or AC 4. That being said, the good stuff costs a lot of money, so you really have to grind a bit to afford it. You can get decent equipment unlocked just by doing main missions and the murder mysteries, so you really don't…

I have to imagine it was assembled in pieces, because it seems too large to ship altogether. I don't know for a fact, and I think neither of us care enough to actually google it.

Look out Itchy! He's Irish!!

I've been playing Rainbow Six Vegas 2 with my friends consistently for the last 8 years.

If you like well crafted environments and cool kill moves, you will definitely get quite a bit out of this game. I haven't played it on the consoles, but plenty of people are complaining about technical problems, so you are probably best off waiting for at least a few weeks if that worries you. It will probably go on…

Yeah, I'm pretty sure Rogue's protagonist is Irish, and Edward is Welsh.

I built a new computer a month ago, with a 970, and this game still gets jittery, even after I lowered some settings. Plenty of crashing too, although some of the patches have addressed that.

You joke about that, but you go to Paris in in the late 19th century in one of the time warps, and you see the Statue of Liberty. The lady in on your radio even tells you it should have been shipped to America by that point, but luckily, a dumb Animus error occurred so they can use this famous landmark.

They probably think that French accents will not be as well received, despite the entire game taking place in France. Assassin's Creed Rogue, which also just came out, has a ton of weird sounding Irish accents for Irish characters, but that's okay because everyone loves the Irish right?

I played through half the game with the British accents, before switching to French voices with subtitles. Oddly, the voice that I hated the most was the American lady who talks to you through the modern day bullshit parts. She has this stupid, "cool hacker" dialogue that I just started to hate. She introduces all the…

Well that pretty much covers everything.

Well the main new mechanic is co-op missions, and I just tried to join one, and it immediately crashed to desktop, soooooooooo don't buy this game.

Yeah, I built a PC 2 weeks ago, with a 970, and that can't even get a consistent framerate. I even turned some graphical settings down, but there are some bad technical issues with the game. Also a lot of crashes. The main consensus seems that it is very CPU heavy, thanks to the thousands of NPCs they pack into every…