Quote from: Pip on July 12, 2015, 08:18:37 PM

A poll is fine, I only wish there was more community events going on(not counting game nights, I mean other types.)

What sort of events do you mean, then?

Like, the Anarchy threads or something like them, maybe a contest, just something other than "game night"(which are fun! Don't think that I don't like them, just wanna see more variety.)

The puncakes are real.

Nope.

I just think you should learn about corruption in the government.

i don't really like dogs

i mean, i love the two dogs that i have, but i hate everyone else's

You definitely have not met my Chinese Sharpei then.

Gameplay sucks.
Story isn't good post-Act 1.
Padded to the brim with crappy MMO quests to make it longer.

The world building was better than Origins.
The characters were decent. The companion banter was pretty good.

6/10 at best
Origins is still the best DA game.

Origins was the best, but those dragon fights doe, epic battles to the end.

WARNING! MAJOR SPOILERS AHEAD.

So I asked what people think of it quite while back, so now i'll be giving my full review.

I haven't seen all of what Inquisition offers, but I have 60-70 hours packed into the game before I beat it, so I have experienced a lot. Now let's begin.

Graphics: Wanted to get this one out of the way first.
On my Xbox One, it looks absolutely amazing, maybe not as great as some games on X1, but beautiful nonetheless. I did not get why everything had to be so shiny though, I got used to it later on so it didn't bother me too much though.

Story: This'll be a big one.
So the game opens up on the main menu with the Conclave, a meeting meant to bring the Rebel Mages and Templars to an agreement, ending the war. However when you start a new game you see the Conclave blown to bits, which is where this begins.
So you start off in the Fade, after you create your character you are running away from demon spiders, then a mysterious green lady holds out her hand to save you, once you grab her hand you get teleported out of a Fade Rift with a glowing mark on your hand.

So you play as the "Herald of Andraste" or "The Inquisitor" throughout the whole game. Fighting against the forces of Corypheous. The whole story is kinda....average, nothing too unique or special happens that keeps you on the edge of your seat, sure some things are quite interesting. I really want to learn more about Flemeth and Solace after this game. The Characters are....good and bad, they are all unique to eachother, but you have really seen all of the characters in a game, book or movie before. Each of the stories between them have something interesting, but again, we've seen them all before. I only liked Blackwall and Iron Bull's companion quest out of them all.
Another thing I didn't like, Corypheous is supposed to be this all powerful being, who has the power of an Archdemon and armies of demons and Venatori behind him, but you spend half the game just kicking his ass, he literally becomes desperate by the end of the game, doing absolutely anything to beat you, which he loses at as well.
Then there is the ending, uuuuuuuugh the ending. All this buildup and this?! If you were hoping for a huge battle, his forces against yours, you'll be dissapointed to see that barely any of your choices throughout the game affect the ending. I wanted to see the Bull's Chargers going straight into the fray killing demons, I wanted to see the Templars and Grey Wardens fight side by said against abominations. I got none of that. While the slideshow ending with Morrigan Narration did make it a little better, I was very dissapointed to see how, again, you just kick Corypheous' ass with barely any risk.

Gameplay: So gameplay wise, this game is good and bad, battles can be interesting and fun, but the strategy that went into previous games isn't here. One glance at the tactics screen shows that, and that one mode in battle was basically useless, I used it twice in my whole playthrough, TWICE.
That doesn't mean the battles are bad, they are a lot of fun and there is still some strategy put into it. I also highly suggest trying Knight Enchanter if you're a mage, the battles as a Knight Enchanter are great, and you are basically unstoppable.
One thing I need to mention is how the game starts you off though, in previous games you started with two or three people to control, wasn't too difficult to get used to, then later one you get four once you get used to the tactics and roles you can make the characters play. In Inquisition, you get about 15 minutes of 2 man team action before you are thrusted in with 4 people in your group. Then you get to the Hinterlands about 30 mins later, and you are completely overehelmed by this HUGE map, the devs have actually said The Hinterlands is bigger than all of DA:O I believe. That is an intimidating thing to know, now you have to figure out where to go and what to do, before you know it you are lost and just trying to figure out where you are. The MMO style really didn't work with the game IMO.
However, almost all dungeons I have found don't need to load into, instead just loaded in with the whole map. A huge plus IMO.
Just another gripe is how most conversations you have are not in cutscenes, however I give it a pass since this game is huge and all story/companion quests have cutscenes.

Overall, I give this game a 7/10, even with it's issues it's a really fun game, with so much to do and great battles to fight(Dragons anyone?)
This is definitely a game to play if it goes for sale, but make sure you have the time to play this huge game.

I don't, but hai there.

I'm CIAss...

I would but my mic fucking broke.

Yeah we saw that yesterday lol.

Kingsman?

Only ever owned two labs and later a great dane.
Labrador is definitely one of the best breeds out there.

Had a friend with a Shiba Inu. It was pretty adorable and smart. Decent smaller dog. Tho that howl they do would get annoying.

I was thinking of adopting a Lab a while back, they are really cool dogs. But I can't handle hyper dogs.

Jak and Daxter (Playstation 2) - well known but not as much as Ratchet/Sly, for some reason...

Spider-man 64 (Nintendo 64/Playstation One) - possibly the best Spider-man game ever.

Star Wars: The Force Unleashed (Playstation 3/Xbox 360 version) - quite good, fit in with previous continuity fairly well, lots of costumes and content.

Extreme G (Nintendo 64) - Extremely charming racer, back in the day. IIRC, it even has a combat mode, where you can battle friends in split-screen.

Digimon Rumble Arena 2 (Playstation 2/Gamecube/Xbox) - I remember keeping my Playstation 2 on for days at a time because I didn't have a memory card. Awesome "Smash Brothers" feel with a Digimon skin to it.

I regret the day I cracked my Rumble Arena disk.

Quote from: Pip on July 10, 2015, 08:05:44 PM

Quote from: Dr Torso sep6agon veteran on July 10, 2015, 07:56:57 PM

is that h2 anniversary wow pretty wizard

It's so pretty~

yeah man i need an xboner now

Dissapointing you don't already have one

Try number two!

yall niggas don't even know how difficult it was to get everyone to cooperate for that photo

It was all(not) worth it in the end.