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Dragon Age 2 [Download]




    Dragon Age 2 [Download] Reviews


    Dragon Age 2 [Download] Reviews


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    52 of 58 people found the following review helpful
    3.0 out of 5 stars Dragon Age 2,...A below average game from a usually above average developer, March 16, 2011
    This review is from: Dragon Age 2 [Download] (Software Download)
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    Let me start by saying that I play both PC and Console games so don't have a bias in that regard. I purchased the PC version with the free collector's edition upgrade. This means that I received most if not all of the DLC available at launch for no extra charge. I chose to purchase the PC version over the PS3 or Xbox360 versions simply because there are no mods for console versions and I personally like mods. Unfortunately, Bioware has announced that they have no intention of releasing any Mod tools for DA:II although they did say they would consider updating the tools from DA:O to make them compatible. We shall see if that actually happens.

    The DLC really did not affect my ratings as the equipment was not enough of a factor in the game to matter, and I very rarely used the extra companion. If I had failed to preorder and actually purchased the game and the DLC separately, I would have given the overall game package 2 stars instead of 3. This is... Read more
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    49 of 60 people found the following review helpful
    3.0 out of 5 stars THE HEIR THAT LOST THE KINGDOM..., March 8, 2011
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    NeuroSplicer (Freeside, in geosynchronous orbit) - See all my reviews
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    This review is from: Dragon Age 2 [Download] (Software Download)
    The original Dragon Age was a true masterpiece that marked gaming history forever. It was an epic cRPG that not only absorbed you into a world of scheming nobles, romantic witches and invading darkspawn but it was also an exercise in morality choices and balancing the clashing personalities of your companions. Following in its success, everyone and their grandmother is waiting to play the sequel (for some reason, the grandmother usually opts for a handsome rogue character). However, the question is this: does the sequel prove worthy of the original?
    Well, like an embellished Varric's tale, it seems to be a mix of good-news and bad-news.

    LEVELING UP (FINALLY) MAKES SENSE
    In most cRPGs, leveling up involves adding points to strength, constitution, dexterity, intelligence etc - which, in turn, have an effect on health... Read more
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    13 of 14 people found the following review helpful
    3.0 out of 5 stars Ok, but not as good as the first one, March 14, 2011
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    This review is from: Dragon Age 2 [Download] (Software Download)
    First and foremost, I played the first Dragon Age on the PS3 and thought it was a great game. But 2 days before DA2 was released, my PS3 died (red light of death). And I am still not sure if I'm going to replace it or not.

    So I got the PC version of DA2. And I must admit that the keyboard / mouse combo is not my favorite and I enjoyed the PS3 gamepad controller better.

    I also don't have the graphics card to run DA2 in DirectX 11. But my quad core with 4 gb of ram (32 bit) ran the game just fine and very smooth. I had no problems with lockups or bugs.

    But, for me, this game lacked the integrated story of the first one and seemed to be just more menial shorter tasks of running errands for other people instead of an epic adventure like the first Dragon Age. It didn't seem to have the big build up to a grand finale like the first one had. It just seemed much more segmented without any cohesiveness to it. Personally, I think Bioware could have done a... Read more
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