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I really liked Dragon Age: Origins, the second was a huge slap in the face for many due to the multiple changes (shall we call it the Mass Effecting?) but even ardent Dragon Age 2 fans would be hard pressed to consider it more or less perfect with its poor, ugly environments, repetitive dungeons and the like.
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In fact, like Uncharted 2 and Empire Strikes Back, Dragon Age II is the rare sequel that improves upon its already excellent predecessor. The dialogue options inspired by BioWare's work on Mass Effect allow you to roleplay the voiced character of Hawke however you want.
Not only does Dragon Age II play better, it looks absolutely gorgeous. Gone is the mess of pixels and aura bugs that were the graphics of Origins and in its place is a combination of environments that just sing
Bottom Line: A pinnacle of role-playing games with well-designed mechanics and excellent story-telling, Dragon Age II is what videogames are meant to be.
Recommendation: Buy it, steal it, beat up your little brother so you can play it.
I really liked Dragon Age: Origins, the second was a huge slap in the face for many due to the multiple changes (shall we call it the Mass Effecting?) but even ardent Dragon Age 2 fans would be hard pressed to consider it more or less perfect with its poor, ugly environments, repetitive dungeons and the like.