Dragon Age Origins review
T he hardest part about this game isn't what one would normally expect. It isn't the tough boss fights that sap up your mental energy and resources. It isn't the sudden ambushes that randomly happen when you're looking for leaves. It isn't the strenuous thinking to devise smart, precise strategies in order to effectively combat enemies and use the combat system to its fullest. It's making decisions. This is my review of Dragon Age Origins. I've devoted a massive number of hours to this game, and each hour has been an hour well spent.This will be divided into a few sections: gameplay, graphics, and plot. Gameplay Most RPGs nowadays adopt a fast-paced playstyle that puts you directly into the thick of battle, e.g Witcher 3, Skyrim, and Kingdom Come Deliverance. DAO however, does not do that. Instead, you're a strategist, not a combatant. You won't be pushing your reflexes to their limits by spamming quick movements. You'll have to think your mo