Dragon Age 2: Electric Boogaloo - The Rageaholic

[@SUPERVANS56]

I can't believe how accurate your metaphor at the start was.

[@commanderdanielcousland9981]

Dragon Age Origins a game so good it's like losing your virginity. Dragon Age 2 a game that is so bad it's the Harvey Wynstien way of losing ur virginity.

[@MultiCommissar]

I look back at this game and remember When GamerGate began for me personally.

[@Veolynn13]

MultiCommissar You mean the Ethics-in-Game-Journalism part or the Questioning-the-SJW part?

[@MultiCommissar]

That and the SJW agenda being force fed into the industry.

[@Veolynn13]

MultiCommissar So the latter?

[@MultiCommissar]

Both. Journo reviews were praising it like it was the cure to cancer.

[@Veolynn13]

MultiCommissar duly noted.

[@roberts3423]

You missed the part where everything takes place in a single city, doing the same copy pasted areas over and over again untill you reach the end.

[@goofball1_134]

This was the worst part too. The deja vu of seeing the same place over and over actually started to give me a headache so I just bum rushed through the main storyline. Thank God I got this game only on a deep sale, also fuck you EA.

[@davidhenshaw1047]

Dumbing down diaolog and not being able to talk to party members and lack of armor change also like mass effect 2 and 3 ^^;

[@UltimateDeliciousPie]

BIoware "EA only gave a limited amount of time to make the game." Also Bioware "So we completely changed the combat system, inventory, dialogue and overhauled the engine." Rather than building upon what actually worked, instead they threw everything out. All because Mass Effect 2 was successful but not for the reasons they think, I like how people forget about EA's effective marketing that made ME2 success, but no, it was them removing your ability to crouch which sold millions of units.

[@UltimateDeliciousPie]

Mass Effect with swords. Given how the gameplay demo for Veilguard has come out, they literally made Mass Effect with swords, it even has the combat/ability wheel.

[@giorgialadashvili4771]

The way I see it, Veilguard might make DA2 look like a RPG masterpiece.

[@phantombigboss8429]

@@giorgialadashvili4771you either a troll or a fanboy for DA2. not a good look hyping a bad game to make the current one look bad. Yikes

[@sadscientisthououinkyouma1867]

@@phantombigboss8429 Turns out he was right, DA2 does look like a masterpiece in comparison, though that doesn't really say much.

[@phantombigboss8429]

@@sadscientisthououinkyouma1867 lol DA2 a masterpiece? are you on drugs?

[@phantombigboss8429]

@@sadscientisthououinkyouma1867 you said it doesn't say much you already flip floping for broken ass game more broken than Cyberjunk was at launch. what a clown go watch your animoo kiddo.

[@howdoilogin]

Dear god how have I not seen this video yet? I've played DA:O in its entirety and I have hated DA2 since its unholy conception, where were you Rageaholic? WHERE WERE YOU WHEN I WAS SUFFERING???

[@maxpropayne3853]

I watch this video every one in a while just to remind me why I hate Bioware so much. This game isn't even worthy of being called shit, it's below that.

[@fossilfern]

SuperMicklovin No doubt they had something to do with it but the majority of the blame is on Bioware.

[@Tasferin]

SuperMicklovin I have argued this, over and over and over. The Developer, especially one such as Bioware or Visceral, have more than enough ability to fucking bail from a situation than anyone merits them to. With something as egregious as this, or Dead Space 3, its not EA's fault. Its the Developer's. They looked at the game, then at the paycheck and went 'eh, we don't care about our community.'. Don't give me the bullshit of 'they will always pick cash', because they are a massively enjoyed game company. If EA had fired them for telling them to take their ideas and fuck themselves with it, there is a hundred other publishers that would have EASILY picked them up and let them build what they wanted. THEY went with the fucktard train, and it is their fault.

[@brataro167]

So I'm the only one that likes it?

[@Costar58]

Brad Yates Unfortunately, no.

[@Tasferin]

Snot Nose they are some of the best story tellers in the industry at the moment

[@TheLeadElite]

Little did we know it was only downhill from here.

[@chiip90]

No game should ever use the same dungeon map for supposedly different areas. unforgivable. also feathered hair and magic tattoos belong in Final Fantasy not a western rpg.

[@romanplays1]

for magic tattoo's. see borderlands.

[@aubristreams]

Bioware only had 9 months to make DA2.

[@dastardlybastardthe2nd]

@@aubristreams "BioWare's Edmonton office began development of Dragon Age II during the production of Dragon Age: Origins - Awakening. Publisher Electronic Arts gave BioWare only 14 to 16 months to finish the game's development, forcing the team to crunch for an extended period" They had about as much time as Obsidian had for New Vegas. Then again Obsidian was flush with all those Fallout 3 assets. So I suppose that's not a fair comparison.

[@phantombigboss8429]

@@aubristreamsand it shows.

[@Nier73h]

Aged like fine wine.

[@b3rz3rk3r9]

I honestly find some execution of some admittedly good ideas baffling as to how badly they botched it. Having a large sprawling city to explore in an RPG is a great idea. Having it, plus some small surrounding area, be the ONLY PLACE you explore, and have areas that can be linked easily closed off by loading screens is how they botched it. Making your RPG game have different time periods for your characters is a good idea. Keeping characters in the same state of mind and being in the span of TEN YEARS, and not expanding the explorable world as time progresses is how you lobotomized it. Having a voice character with a name that characters call out is a little too Mass Effect for this Fantasy RPG, but it could work. Making your character be limited to only one of possibly four playable races, with one voice, one background, and simplifying everything he/she says to a dialog wheel that may not encapsulate what the player means is how you effectively surgically remove a world of possibility from the story. Making more recognizable characters for your companions is a good idea. Taking away the ability to speak to them in front of God and everyone, and taking away armor customization is a smug, immature insult back to the person who suggested it. Making the political tensions in the world that you can effect to a slight degree create your ultimate villain is a good idea. Having it be both sides that end up eating shit and VERY MUCH in the wrong by that world's standards is the kind of "Subjective morality" this game series really does not need. Improving combat for all classes is a great idea, when intended for fine-tuning. Turning a Third-person RPG with some RTS elements into a RPG/RTS/Hack-n-Slash mix while getting rid of the different weapon sets each character could have is the video game equivalent of Multiple Personality Disorder, where the final result is "Mash A (and the occasional power/potion) to win." Even the weapon of choice is strangely interesting as it's not exactly an Anime sword that doubles as a shield, axe, surf board, and cooking plate; but rather the rarely used Sword Staff. And yet it's used more like a greatsword instead of a weapon requiring brutal power and intense finesse. Lazy

[@Born_Yashish]

"It's worse because it's Bioware and they should know better". Ah, if only that naive soul would know back then what still lies ahead...

[@Strawn11]

Man, You literally disassemble every game and bring it to light, most honest reviewer I've watched... Keep dropping the hammer of truth!

[@ldisc66]

With your spectacular ability for story telling and creating characters that we either cherished or despised has brought great joy to the gaming masses. Your graphics weren't always the best and your game engines quite broken but it has never hindered our enjoyment of your games. We shall always have fond memories -- you will be greatly missed. Thank you BioWare for your contributions to the gaming industry. [BioWare (1995-2007)]

[@yosharian]

3 and a half years later, still as relevant as ever. Fuck Bioware.

[@ninaxwings]

Origins was dope then they fucked us with the party member armor in 2 then they overdid Inquisition still combat healing my way through that one

[@alucard624]

Agreed. As much as I like Inquisition compared to 2 Bioware really over compensated and tried to please everyone with a hybrid of Origins and 2. Honestly there's almost too much to do in Inquisition compared to 2 and Origins.

[@Tronathon242]

It only got worse from there.

[@sonofedis]

holy shit I just discovered my new favorite reviewer! subscribed!

[@orboakin8074]

watching old Razorfist vids as a new subscriber is some damn fun😂😂

[@sadscientisthououinkyouma1867]

Watching old Razorfist vids as a old subscriber is depressing. To think this abomination used to be the worst of Bioware...

[@orboakin8074]

@sadscientisthououinkyouma1867 oh man😞 I know what you mean. I am new to that franchise myself, but I still can't believe what it became, especially with Veilguard. To think it had the same director who made the first game.

[@benjaminwoodham6682]

My God. Hearing this old ass rant from Razorfist I'm catching some accurate predictions from him that he uses as jokes. "You wouldn't want Spiderman without Aunt May, Mary Jane, or J. Jonah Jameson." LOL.

[@ragingmoderate6791]

The thing that instantly pissed me off about this game when I bought it was the fact that unlike origins I had 0 choice as to who or what my character was. I remember playing through origins at least 6 times just to see how the game played out as each different species and class. I think I forced myself to play 2 a second time in the sad hope that something significant would change if I played as a different class.

[@EmoEmu]

This was awesome. Why havn't I see this channel till now? Fixed with a sub.

[@Finthrandir1]

brilliant review, you summed it up perfectly

[@SerithValComnion]

i started playing it, got to the point where it skips passed your time as a merc and then met the elf girl and just said fuck it, and sold it

[@toma.4808]

Once again bioware intruces us to a great game with the possibility of an amazing trilogy and yet again- they manage to fuck it up and in a BIG way. Mass effect, star wars kotor, dragon age are just a few names of casualties bioware botched

[@CigEconomy]

It was the timing of it all. Dragon Age and Mass Effect were both developed right before EA had taken control of Bioware and KOTOR was obviously well before that. Bioware has an EA problem, not a sequel problem. Unfortunately this is old news. The Bioware of old is dead and we're never getting it back. It's very sad. The days of "beloved" game developers doesn't exist anymore. The days when we actually admired devs like Bungie, Bioware, and Valve who were made up of regular dudes whose first concern was making great games. All those dudes were either pushed out or converted into the woke corporate religion. I miss when gaming was actually edgy and envelope pushing.

[@JPG.01]

I'm so happy I pirated this game when I did. So at least I don't have the buyers remorse I have from Mass Effect 2.

[@JPG.01]

Joe A. Verage I'm not proud of it, I'm just happy I did not give anybody money for a piece of shit product.

[@JPG.01]

Joe A. Verage Sorry for starting this. And yes you are completely right. But I also think that piracy has it's place. It's the only way consumers can regulate the market on their own. That and maybe refunds but we all know how that ended on Steam... I know that doesn't make it legal and I'm not trying to occupy any moral high ground here.

[@constantin5509]

+Joe A. Verage Stealing from EA, the corporate king company of the video game industry who are the most notorious sack of shits for trying to steal as much money from their consumers with all the worthless dlcs and bullshit season passes, is definately something to be proud of. On a side note, get off your moral highground of how we shouldn't be proud of "stealing". It happens, deal with it. It doesn't hurt anyone other than companies like EA that deserve it. Kindly take your condescension and shove it up your ass.

[@lavitzbass6666]

dragon age 2 was the first game iv ever refunded , only terminator Salvation has that honor

[@Inquisitor_Lelouch]

I was cursed to get this game twice. Once by purchasing it for cheap from a friend, and the other time as a Christmas gift from my sister. I absolutely hate it.

[@delta2372]

Abit late here, but, I am glad I did not play the dragon age sequels and have stuck with just origins. Now I'll admit mass effect 2 and 3 are guilty pleasures for me, we all have those things we enjoy despite knowing it's a piece of crap. I cannot from what I have seen from 2 and inquisition do the same with the DA sequels.

[@Vermiliontea]

A PERFECT review! Absolutely faultless and right on the nail 100%.

[@masseffectbozon]

never played it and never will

[@jdawgbiggums7683]

***** They sure fucking have. After Origins it seems that they've completely forgotten what making an RPG entails. Mass Effect 2, 3 SWTOR, DA 2, DA: I

[@jdawgbiggums7683]

Just today I commented on DA: I, so I pretty summed up its problems.

[@lorddiethorn]

Good news you don’t have to

[@maggot9454]

Your videos are brilliant. I watched both Dragon Age videos and every word you said was dead on. You've earned a subscription. And ON TOP OF THAT, you love Black Metal. Jesus Christ, dude...Where have you been all my YouTubing life.

[@mayrhunesblackrock8117]

Information that I needed before I bought this utter bag of Monkey Shite. It's not your fault Razorfist, I was late to the party. I'm here now, keep 'em coming.

[@Ammo1174]

That food/turd metaphor describes this game perfectly. And I want to stress the word PERFECTLY here. DA:O had a level of immersion that I have never experienced in a game before. I felt like I was in the game. That character was me, he didn't even have spoken dialogue which made it feel more like my choice. DA2 was NOTHING like DA:O. I have never been more disappointed in a sequel in my life.

[@jdawgbiggums7683]

I really hope Inquisition can save this once wonderful IP, but the fact that the combat system looks similar to DA 2 I'm probably wrong.

[@ShiningWolf88]

It's much improved from the system in DA2, but you still have to hold down the trigger to continuously fight. As such it's much less tactical. In Origins I enjoyed being able to tell my character to do something then switch to another and set them up.

[@janpol466]

Bruh, you've seen nothing yet.

[@jamesshiflett1618]

I personally think that it should be law that, if you make a sequel to something, "Electric Boogaloo" should be attached to it. Star Wars: The Empire Strikes Back... Electric Boogaloo. Rambo: First Blood Part 2... Electric Boogaloo. The Terminator: Judgement Day... Electric Boogaloo.

[@jonea16]

The 5th blight ended when we killed The Mother in the expansion, Awakening. That plot line is done. Skip that one? It took four centuries for the fifth blight to arise so the next one's probably a good ways off. Here, just a few of my favorite choices in DA2. Did you guilt trip Anders, convincing him to stand with the Templars? Did you agree with Merril's attempt to salvage the Elf's past and slaughter her clan? Did you betray Isabella or did you face the Arishok 1v1 while having his respect?

[@VilleMetsola]

I loved DA:O and I made the mistake of pre-ordering DA2. I honestly couldn't play it for even an hour because I just couldn't stand any of it. I haven't even played DA:I because I guess I kind of lost my confidence in Bioware.

[@MagicalMaster]

I'm so glad I buy things second hand.

[@noofonehoo]

You hit the nail on the head with the "DON'T REMOVE STUFF IN THE SEQUEL" point that Bioware never seems to fucking get. Part of the reason I hate ME2 so much is that ME1 needed more features in addition to polish, and yet the series regresses with each subsequent game while the cacophony of corrupt reviewers and shitty, uncritical fan-boys grows ever more disorienting. I hope you really did love DA: Origins because it was the last good game Bioware will ever make. DA2 was the herald of shit.

[@LarS1963]

Sunglasses, hair, silly t-shirt and F-word aside: This is the BEST and MOST accurate review of this travesty of a game I have come across so far, and NO THANKS to the bloody jerks who calls themselves professional game-reviewers! Dragon Age 2 sucks!

[@Blackemperess]

One more issue irritates the ever-loving hell out of me; the grey wardens stroll in on a war that is ripping the city apart. They basically shrug their shoulders, point to the script and say,"Sorry dudes, we cant do anything, says so in the script." and fucks off. What happened to 'protect and serve the people' that Wynne went to great lengths to drill into our Warden's skull at every opportunity? The safety of innocents takes precedence over 'dont get involved in political BS' rule.

[@wheelman298]

got Dragon Age Origins today and ive been playing it for the past 6 hrs and just wow this is awesome

[@asumjessen2013]

DRAGON AGE BOOGALOO! the ultimate show, with hawke, Fenris and TURBO!

[@michaelburns1189]

I saw this after watching your review of Inquisition. It's hard to argue that DA2 was inferior with it's complete lack of environments and bizarre plot twists. My only suggestion is to play the game on Nightmare, which is only beatable through strategizing and making use of the cross combos between the unique abilities of your different party characters. I thought the rogue build in this game was really fun because if you spec Marion just right, the abilities in her class trees amplify each other and she becomes massively DPS heavy. I did really like most of the companion characters of this game so I cut it some slack. I did play it three times and managed to enjoy it more each time around, but now I'm done. The two expansions were better than the actual game itself. Bioware definitely took heed of the criticism, even if they don't admit it to the media. With Inquisition they were like "You want bigger environments? Well here's your f'ing bigger environments.".

[@QuikDrawMcRaw]

My exact opinion..... although I'm kinda surprised you didn't mention what they did to Anders' character from Awakening. Great review

[@Jomisari77]

You threw the controller at the TV when you saw Flemeth's new look? I threw mine when I saw what they did to the darkspawn. They looked like Skeletor's slightly well-fed army.

[@lorddiethorn]

And the morons that liked the new look they would be killed for being zombies

[@wales4evr64]

Couldn't agree with you more, i remember when i first started playing every time i got more and more pissed at what they turned it into, i did multiple playthroughs of gragon age playing as each race in the different backgrounds and changing almost every decision i made each time just to experience it all but with dragon 2 i was done after one. I won't be getting the next dragon age despite what they say that it'll be more in touch with the original.

[@Sign213]

glad to see your videos are up again razorfist Greets

[@voidking9597]

but... Varric and the Arishok.

[@rycullen441]

Thanks razor for saveing my money once again.

[@xsteveconwayx]

Good God was this game a letdown compared to Origins which I absolutely fucking loved. It's like they looked at the end-of-the-world threat of the Darkspawn and the Game of Thrones politics in the first game, got rid of the end of the world shit and was like, "Those feudal politics. Give me that times 10." They crazy thing is, DA2 would be a decent enough game on its own, but because it was the sequel to Origins, it felt like a big wet fart. I've bought Origins 3 different times and played it at least 5 times, 3 of which were before DA2 even came out. I bought DA2 the day it released and it took me about 5 years to get around to finishing the damn thing just once.

[@1sam234]

The airplane said "Buy Dragon Age 2", not 3. Thought I'd bring this up, even though I think others already did. Not that it detracts from the review, it's a damn entertaining and informative one. :)

[@UnderTheSkin13]

Don't feel so bad, Fist. Here, play some Baldur's gate. That should make you feel better.

[@Werezilla]

2:01 How did I not notice this!

[@existentialbread4746]

1. SO LONG AS they can deal with that opinion being challenged, and gracefully accept it. 2. No, but I'd say it is at least a decent (albiet imperfect) measure of the general reaction to the game. Which is: That this game mostly failed, and therefore deserves harsh criticism.

[@DecemberMan]

I remember you loving Origins. I loved Origins. Everybody loved it. And then this. What the fuck happened? I guess EA happened. This is depressing.

[@skolvold]

I blame EA.

[@sandroilpelato7153]

I hate professional game critica

[@Axeface]

So... FUCKING.... TRUE. First time I saw that they chose a name for my character, and that is was....... HAWKE. My reaction was.... WHAT..... THE...... FUCK...... Am I 12?

[@Dreez76]

Dragon Age-II is another example how consoles destroys good games...

[@LukeSparrow221]

It really isn't. That's a ludacrous thing to say.

[@chrisclark5304]

it's got nothing to do with consoles and everything to do with the developers

[@IchCharacter]

That argument can only be used when it comes to gameplay or graphics. The companions were shit, the story was shit, the world-building they did was complete shit. This added NOTHING of value to the franchise, it was just a bad rehash of the Broken Circle quest from the first game, only not nearly as dramatic or interesting. You actually cared for some of the mages and templars there, especially if you had the mages background, and both sides were at least somewhat justified and had principles. In DAII? Nah, all mages you meet are blood mages or turn into abominations (or both), all templars are dickheads and either side is completely unrelateable. That's not something even PC Master Race (TM) could have fixed.

[@DarkenedArc]

EA...was what happened.

[@wales4evr64]

You defeat the purpose of humans being considered intelligent so we can't all have what we want.

[@anthonyjordanmoviesandmore2470]

I got this game a few years back when it was free on Games with Gold I played for maybe an hour and a half haven't touched it since

[@thewilliamgregg]

Those games will be good because they are trying to make the best rpg games they can instead of making a game everyone will like.

[@hhill505]

Just got back from Olive Garden. The braised beef tortellini was great.

[@maxgreenluvr96]

Game was okay at first, but got really lame after the first 4 hours or so.

[@InquisidorUy]

+Corrina Rittenhouse less,to the first 2 hours are soooo lame i just uninstall of my pc. And put the DRAGON AGE ORIGINS

[@Outlaw8908]

Was in a pain pill haze after completing it.

[@DeadYorick]

The ability to send your party members to different areas in a pinch wasn't even added with Dragon Age 2. It was something they had in the PC version of Dragon Age Origins and added in 2 to buff up the console port

[@ShiningWolf88]

Yeah honestly had DAO on the console had the tactical mode it would have been better. That shit was hard a hell when you had to multitask with Flemeth.

[@MizarShadow]

A perfect description of DA2. I played through the entire game, not caring a whit about any of it, compared to 3 full playthroughs and more in DA:O. I only hope that Bioware is getting the message, loud and clear.

[@Wexter0083]

*clap* *clap* Oh my how dare I use the wrong words thank you for correcting my grammar. Would you like a gold star or a pat on the back.

[@jonea16]

I agree with a lot of your points but I still loved this game. Didn't hate it, didn't even like it, LOVED IT.

[@FullmetalHeart20]

Glad to see everyone's getting all hot and bothered about a game. Nice priorities.

[@davedisaster12]

welcome back chief

[@voiceofreason4677]

Even though I do enjoy the game and I don't mind any of the things being removed (with the exception of talking to your characters and character interaction) and enjoyed the combat system, your grievances are at least legit and by the way you define it, yes... it would be a bad game. But I can still enjoy the bad game.

[@b3rz3rk3r9]

To me, this is more of a "meh" that only angers me over the fact that the things it has are good ideas botched more than Bel Air Plastic Surgery, and only because they streamlined things to where the wings were taken off.

[@JLW0077]

Razorfist: "Don't allow it to enter your thoughts." Me: "Okay." :) Dragon Age 2: *psst* "let me in." Me: "No." DA2: "Damn, that's the 23,250th person tonight... let's try that guy over there...."

[@Wexter0083]

Yes the modern WPRG (post Ultima 7) is in my opinion began in 2003 with the release of KOTOR. Which introduced many new concepts and expanded on the old. Bioware pre EA was one of the founding fathers (with Bethesda) where key to games we would receive today. Jade Empire and Mass Effect 1 are two huge influences which made games like Fallout 3, Kingdoms of Amular and Borderlands possible in this modern era.

[@Volper1]

….im like 13 years late to this but i actually really liked this game.

[@Outlaw8908]

Jesus... I need to bleach my memory warehouse again.

[@thewilliamgregg]

There is no excuse for Bioware to not make a great rpg.They've done it in the past many times.It's like they have amnesia and forget so they throw sh*t at the wall hoping it sticks.

[@rangeskillious]

I remember his show. It was fucking amazing and more informative than the shit school pours down kids throat now.

[@TonyTalk_Archives]

Thought you had shut down, can you give us any idea what you plan to review next?

[@greenbay705]

what new concepts did kotor introduce ? dont get me wrong I love kotor (kotor 2 specifically) but honestly what did or has any bioware game done that any JRPG or WRPG hasnt been doing since the early nineties at least.

[@joebradford7308]

Where were you when I origsnally got this pile! 🤣 I swear I kept it about a week! A week too long if you ask me... But I have kids so, I wanted them to see for themselves wtf was wrong with this game. Soon as they plugged it in. It was gone! 🤣

[@TheRealJawnz]

So...... I should just keep playing DA:O? I like that sentiment.

[@reidthiss]

yup that about sums it up for Dage 2. i find my self even going back to KOTOR and Dage origins

[@rminitials]

@xRazorFistx Your come-back's are just on a whole new level. I wouldn't be able to keep up with you in a debate. There, I fucking said it. >_>

[@KGBx988]

@OrdoMallius That's just the version I choose to accept. Laziness just sounds too bad.

[@killzaday]

This is probably the worst game of all time, certainly the worst game i've ever played.

[@lorddiethorn]

Venraef it’s bad ok so many things wrong with that

[@greenbay705]

amen, couldn't agree more Mr.Fist

[@Mindlabytinth]

5 people are... Wait. 5 people's opinion differs from mine. I think I can live with that. You rock. God fucking speed to you.

[@EliotMoose]

@xRazorFistx Well this just answered my question to the re uploading of these videos left on the previous Mass Effect 2 review. Glad to have you back, but not glad to hear this review because ive been really looking forward to this game, now it doesnt seem like i will....shit.

[@hitoyurri]

I love DRAGON AGE 2. It was the first dragon age game I ever played and it was good enough for me to want to play origins. After playing Origins I came to understand what got people mad about Dragon Age 2. D.A.2 won't ever be as good as D.A.O because the warden took care of the major threat. Thus leaving no real opponent for Hawke to fight. D.A.2 does show that there will definitely be a Huge 4- way battle between Mages, Chantery, Qunari,and Darkspawn then a 5th thing(corrupted maker).

[@Necrozian]

baldurs gate is probably my favorite rpg of all time i remember playing that game for hours the story was good my allies were interesting then dragon age origins came out and i was very happy with it the story was good and the allies kicked ass BRAVO bioware then came dragon age 2 the story wasnt good my allies werent interesting and the protagonist was shit SHAME ON YOU BIOWARE!

[@CrazyDave408]

Mass Effect was going to be a trilogy from the beginning. Everyone knew that.

[@jonea16]

I didn't say it was. We were dealing with the blights remnants though. It wasn't until The Mother died that they retreated underground. And yes, the wardens always await their return and defeat them again. Like the last five times. "In peace, vigilance. In war, victory. In death, sacrifice." My point about the choices went over your head. They don't affect the overall narrative, just the people, their beliefs mostly. And we get to see our actions develop these characters over an entire decade.

[@FuzzyChubbyPurpleUnicorn]

Only reason I played was to have my choices carry over to 3. And they didnt

[@Remixdj3]

08:40 I remember that from somewhere. I think it was a comic/animation. What was the name again?

[@wales4evr64]

Agreed, history does repeat itself it seems as Devs and producers are making the same mistakes.