Jogo bom da porra
Одна из самых моих любимых игр, проходила несколько раз подряд. Каждый раз играя разные роли главных героев. Вариативность финалов и исходов позволяет вам играть в нее снова и снова.
Из минусов, плохая русская озвучка, но тут уже вопросы не к игроделам. Немного непривычный для меня система боя, но я привыкла и стала мастером.
Из минусов, плохая русская озвучка, но тут уже вопросы не к игроделам. Немного непривычный для меня система боя, но я привыкла и стала мастером.
I didn't play long enough to rate it, but what I did play, I loved
This review contains spoilers
WHAT I LIKE THE MOST ABOUT DRAGON AGE: ORIGINS
- The interaction with companions; their missions, conversations, the way they really feel like companions and not like burdens or shields.
- The lore in general. It is intriguing to know the motivations of the glooms, why there are dragons, what happened in the previous ruins, what is the origin of the races, what is beyond Ferelden.
- Build your character. From the personality that you give him in the dialogue options, such as class, race, specializations, skills, etc. It takes time to do your
"Definitive character," but in the end you feel it's worth it.
- The epic of the story. After all, how many times is one the hero destined to save the world?
- There are enough decisions that affect the story. As simple as killing or not killing someone, helping a certain group, turning one of your companions into a king or even taking the throne yourself; all this greatly influences immersion.
- The tactics. Although at first it may seem complicated, once you give yourself the time to understand them you will see how it rewards. Seeing how your group works perfectly is very satisfying.
- The initial stories. They are perfect, they add a lot to the role-playing section and gives it a lot of replay value.
The reason I like it so much lies in his charisma, his attention to detail, his setting and the deep way in which his world can connect with you.
If you like RPGs and fantasy then I highly recommend it. What if you've never played an RPG? Then you can watch a gameplay to see if it would be something you would like or not.
Dragon Age: Origins is an incredible video game, and once you finish it you want to lose your memory just to be able to enjoy this adventure again. Since knowing a story like that of Ferelden's Hero is something that rarely happens.
- The interaction with companions; their missions, conversations, the way they really feel like companions and not like burdens or shields.
- The lore in general. It is intriguing to know the motivations of the glooms, why there are dragons, what happened in the previous ruins, what is the origin of the races, what is beyond Ferelden.
- Build your character. From the personality that you give him in the dialogue options, such as class, race, specializations, skills, etc. It takes time to do your
"Definitive character," but in the end you feel it's worth it.
- The epic of the story. After all, how many times is one the hero destined to save the world?
- There are enough decisions that affect the story. As simple as killing or not killing someone, helping a certain group, turning one of your companions into a king or even taking the throne yourself; all this greatly influences immersion.
- The tactics. Although at first it may seem complicated, once you give yourself the time to understand them you will see how it rewards. Seeing how your group works perfectly is very satisfying.
- The initial stories. They are perfect, they add a lot to the role-playing section and gives it a lot of replay value.
The reason I like it so much lies in his charisma, his attention to detail, his setting and the deep way in which his world can connect with you.
If you like RPGs and fantasy then I highly recommend it. What if you've never played an RPG? Then you can watch a gameplay to see if it would be something you would like or not.
Dragon Age: Origins is an incredible video game, and once you finish it you want to lose your memory just to be able to enjoy this adventure again. Since knowing a story like that of Ferelden's Hero is something that rarely happens.
The start of the hyperfixation that's still going strong to this day.
While the combat is clunky and it's not pretty by any stretch of imagination, it's still one of my absolute favorite games of all time and will probably continue to be.
While the combat is clunky and it's not pretty by any stretch of imagination, it's still one of my absolute favorite games of all time and will probably continue to be.
Dragon Age: Origins is one of those classic RPGs that sticks with you. The story's epic, your companions are unforgettable, and the choices you make actually feel like they matter. The combat can get a bit clunky, and the graphics definitely show their age, but if you love a rich fantasy world, complex characters, and building up your own Grey Warden, this is absolutely a must-play.
GS 535/1750 (31%)
Such a good game, god, I love it
Hated the combat, everything else was good.