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Originally Posted by Medium Brumski
Yeah, I bought it on a whim, cause it was Best RPG of whatever Year, if I would have done some research I would have known it wasn't for me. I think some of these games should have an extra description, like "story-driven RPG" so I know to skip it. I'm just simply more interested in game-play, tactics and ability development when it comes to RPG's, of any type, possibly a reason why I love Masters of Magic.
Edit: In reference to Dragon Age
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I actually agree with your point. On a pure game playing level, Mass Effect 2 did better and other RPG's were far more pleasing than Dragon Age.
But.
Dragon Age uses the medium of a fantasy based RPG to put the player into a 360° world of moral choices, where every action has important consequences, every chracter has a role in the Big Picture, and none of them is completely pleasant or negative....
And it makes you do choices that are really hard to swallow.
It's a unique psychological expertience,m and shouls be jusged as that.,