how much choice/consequence will be in this game?

[heime2003]

its one of my favorite thing of video gaming

[canallabellaca]

Hard to say without spoilers but i've seem a pretty important decision in act 1 already. For what i've heard from reviewers consequences are well done

[𝕁𝕒𝕔𝕜𝕝𝕖]

if you pick a white straight male youll instantly die and have your savefile corrupted upon spawn.

[heime2003]

Originally posted by larhtas:

Originally posted by canallabellaca:

Hard to say without spoilers but i've seem a pretty important decision in act 1 already. For what i've heard from reviewers consequences are well done

That's the most accurate answer you'll get OP

consequences is more than different dialogues?

[Five]

Originally posted by R-Boni:

♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ zero....

I just saw Taash's content they posted here. It's exactly what I fear. You can just nod, support and be nice. All the dialogue choices are the same ♥♥♥♥.

I can't tell you how much frustrated I feel. I lost a friend. Dragon Age is dead.

Heavy spoilers so people be warned but I'm replying to you cause we were talking about this in a different thread! (I forget which)

Apparently every single one of your companions can die in the final mission just like ME2 depending on your choices. Which I imagine means whether you did their loyalty mission or not. Though hopefully it also means how you resolved that mission? It'd be alot better than just a binary 'did you do the quest' checkmark.

[Fichek]

Originally posted by canallabellaca:

Hard to say without spoilers but i've seem a pretty important decision in act 1 already. For what i've heard from reviewers consequences are well done

From the reviews I've read (even the positive ones) there are practically 0 important decisions until you reach the game finale.

[SOFAGUS]

none, lol. Skillup ranted good about it

[JerBeware]

The only decisions that matter are at the end. There's no meaningful choices prior. It's just window dressing for most of the game.

[Naver]

From what we know so far: Choices have consequences, but no complexity. No moral dilemmas, or questionable choices. Everyone is nice, and nobody has concerning opinions that could offend.

[Deroldsen]

Originally posted by Naver:

From what we know so far: Choices have consequences, but no complexity. No moral dilemmas, or questionable choices. Everyone is nice, and nobody has concerning opinions that could offend.

Referencing a simple choice is not consequence.