Best Thing Dragon Age 4 Burning With Passion?

[pjedilord]

What is the best thing about Dragon Age 4 that people like the most and that
compels them to want to play again? it's got to be the music?
Do people intend to have tons of playthroughs like they did with trilogy ?
Do people have burning with passion for Dragon Age 4 in some way like trilogy ?

Do people think quest making and side quests are done better more advance than
trilogy ? Did people enjoy companions side quests? better than trilogy ?

[Letterit]

Combats and character building are the main reason to replay, both are high quality and a lot of choices.

Only 2 full plays with DAV, DA2 achieved it only with many years between each play, I don't remind well for DAI perhaps 2 full plays too but more was many years after. For DAO, I also failed chain 3 full plays, did only 2 full and 3rd nit finished, but more plays years after.

[Carynara]

The UI and the way the game guides you is absolutely fantastic imo. You are never at a loss about what to do next, where to go, you don't have to alt-tab all the time to google quests and solutions... I really like that. The entire interaction design, the way you manage your character and party etc. is just super smooth, really one of the best I've seen. (Same was true for the previous games as well). Graphics is terrific, too. I like the puzzles and the little challenges in the world.

That's about it. Combat kinda sucks, the story is super shallow and often cringy, so... all in all I think I'm going to finish it at some point but definitely not planning a second run.

[pjedilord]

Originally posted by Letterit:

Combats and character building are the main reason to replay, both are high quality and a lot of choices.

Only 2 full plays with DAV, DA2 achieved it only with many years between each play, I don't remind well for DAI perhaps 2 full plays too but more was many years after. For DAO, I also failed chain 3 full plays, did only 2 full and 3rd nit finished, but more plays years after.

Originally posted by Carynara:

The UI and the way the game guides you is absolutely fantastic imo. You are never at a loss about what to do next, where to go, you don't have to alt-tab all the time to google quests and solutions... I really like that. The entire interaction design, the way you manage your character and party etc. is just super smooth, really one of the best I've seen. (Same was true for the previous games as well). Graphics is terrific, too. I like the puzzles and the little challenges in the world.

That's about it. Combat kinda sucks, the story is super shallow and often cringy, so... all in all I think I'm going to finish it at some point but definitely not planning a second run.

Did enjoy side quests? Use mods? What class play ?

[Letterit]

Many quests are very good, the main story is great, many lore is top, there's 2 top level companions and quite original plus some that can be attaching.

But it's stuff that don't help that much replay value or for once, or years after. The game has choices and consequences, but not enough to add much sense to a replay.

So replay is really mainly about builds and combats, with a small option to try opposite choices than first play. Also, second play is a good opportunity to check deeper and find new stuff, eventually check more some guides or hints.

I didn't used any mod. I played warrior then mage, second has a better combat gameplay, some more depth, some more diversity, more options, more original for combats of this type. But warrior is pretty good anyway, and for both, it's really about trying multiple builds in a run, more or less I tried 3 builds for each class and play.

[pjedilord]

Originally posted by Letterit:

Many quests are very good, the main story is great, many lore is top, there's 2 top level companions and quite original plus some that can be attaching.

But it's stuff that don't help that much replay value or for once, or years after. The game has choices and consequences, but not enough to add much sense to a replay.

So replay is really mainly about builds and combats, with a small option to try opposite choices than first play. Also, second play is a good opportunity to check deeper and find new stuff, eventually check more some guides or hints.

I didn't used any mod. I played warrior then mage, second has a better combat gameplay, some more depth, some more diversity, more options, more original for combats of this type. But warrior is pretty good anyway, and for both, it's really about trying multiple builds in a run, more or less I tried 3 builds for each class and play.

Thanks interesting