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[Ranokoa]

Okay I know its not bethsoft game, but the reason its titled as thus is for this:
Well my sister played it a lot more than I and has gotten maybe 3 hours in. Anyways, neither she nor I know these things:

1: Is it eventually freeform? Choose to do a quest or not, whatever, like FO3, TES III (and IV)?
2: Can you buy houses, horses, other features like that
3: If so, are there safe storage facilities and or chests for personal use.
4: Do you ever get to go to a town that you don't immediantly get in conflict with and be able to just peruse the market place?
5: Other related questions comparing DAO to FO3 and or TESIV

Thanks

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PS: All other newbies to the game that have similar questions comparitive to Bethsoft or other games, please feel free to ask! Having em all in one place is a good thing, plus I'll actually update this post with the answers and new questions by you or me. One stop shop of OMG PLEASE SAY YES TO THEM ALL

[thrillex]

1. you have to do all the main quests, but you don't have to do optional ones
2. no horse, or house. the modders will come up with something eventually
3. no, but theres a mod for a chest in your campsite i think
4. yea, everyone actually.

[Bridgepiece]

2. Im currently working on a custom mod that adds a player home as well as a few quests (maybe..) Not sure if/when it will be released

[jwvanderbeck]

Bioware RPGs are more story driven, linear games versus the Bethesda less story open ended style.

[TGBlank]

You'll reach a point where the brunt of the main quests can be completed in whatever order you prefer. Once you reach this point, all but one place can be visited and left without being greeted by combat, and 3 of them won't even force you to a cutscene.

To avoid near future hairpulling, don't go to redcliffe first. Do some sidequests, dlcs, another area, just don't go to redcliffe as a weakish lvl 7.