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[mayaslash]

1. First and above all else, the constant copy/paste of dungeons. Considering that the whole story takes place in a single town to copy/paste environments like that is just plain laziness.

2. That I can't have a dialogue with my party members whenever I damn please about random things the way I could in DA:O.

3. That they have custom meshes and I can't slap armor on them - or have them run around naked with an erect penis mod. I had so much fun with that one in DA:O

4. The somewhat disjointed plot. Admittedly, DA2 was aiming at low fantasy rather than high fantasy and didn't have an overarching plot and villain, but I felt that the extreme amount of random quests in Act 1, the almost completely linear Act 2 and the too short Act 3 really were out of synch.

5. The fact that enemies keep leaping down from the roof just when you think the battle is over. One might think that's all bloodmages/thugs/abominations/templars/whatever do all day and night - prance around rooftops.

Edited by mayaslash, 28 April 2011 - 08:36 PM.

[VicGeorge2011]

Given that I'm playing this game as a female dual-wielding rogue named Raven Hawke, it does feel like an interactive episode of Xena: Warrior Princess meeting Mortal Kombat on speed. The only thing missing from my character's weapon set is Xena's chakram.

[Mercbird]

The hideous rogue armour >looks at Isabella, looks at padded pj's< No really? Serious? It gets better right?
And it just never does.

[gift2]

lack of choices that actually effected anything, liked or wasn't bothered by anything else.