Dragon Age Inquisition

Going to hopefully do a re play of DAO before inquisition.

But I won't be pre ordering. That's for sure! Not taking the risk.
 
There are some people that just really hate themselves and for some reason or other just keep inflicting pain on themselves over and over again.

I just pre ordered this after pre ordering the travesty that was DA2.

I hate myself so much right now, even more so because I ordered the collectors edition.

I honestly deserve all the abuse I receive.
 
ICEx21 said:
There are some people that just really hate themselves and for some reason or other just keep inflicting pain on themselves over and over again.

I just pre ordered this after pre ordering the travesty that was DA2.

I hate myself so much right now, even more so because I ordered the collectors edition.

I honestly deserve all the abuse I receive.
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Price and where from? :P
 
Squark said:
That is ridiculous.

Why would you do that? There's no way it'll be worth it.
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Because for some reason I love punishing myself. Honestly I tried to hold out but the inner retard in me came out and clicked buy before the slightly less retarded part of me said "Think about it for 2 minutes", tbf I think the slightly less retarded part of me would have clicked buy anyway, ah well it's £60 and I blow that every few days on random crap anyway.
 
ICEx21 said:
Because for some reason I love punishing myself. Honestly I tried to hold out but the inner retard in me came out and clicked buy before the slightly less retarded part of me said "Think about it for 2 minutes", tbf I think the slightly less retarded part of me would have clicked buy anyway, ah well it's £60 and I blow that every few days on random crap anyway.
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That's a bit much for me. I'm in India atm and on origin, the deluxe edition is about 40 quid and the standard 35. Debating if it's worth pre-ordering at these prices or if it's cheaper elsewhere.
 
ICEx21 said:
Because for some reason I love punishing myself. Honestly I tried to hold out but the inner retard in me came out and clicked buy before the slightly less retarded part of me said "Think about it for 2 minutes", tbf I think the slightly less retarded part of me would have clicked buy anyway, ah well it's £60 and I blow that every few days on random crap anyway.
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Hi Five!:p:D

Stay strong ICE!:cool: I'm hoping that the 'to be announced' digital content and the soundtrack will help me justify the price to myself:o:D

Apparently there's a big announcement coming at the end of August, and the US Dragon Age site has updated with more class info!!:cool:

http://www.dragonage.com/#!/en_US/inquisitor
 
http://www.pcgamer.com/2014/08/25/dragon-age-inquisition-wont-use-bioware-points-for-dlc-purchases/

BioWare Points are essentially a PC version of the Microsoft Points that used to serve as the virtual currency on Xbox Live. If you want DLC for the PC version of Mass Effect or Dragon Age, you purchase BioWare Points and then use that to buy the content online. That won't be the case for Dragon Age: Inquisition, however, or for any other BioWare game in the future.

"Based on user feedback, beginning with Dragon Age: Inquisition, BioWare Points will no longer be supported as a means to purchase DLC," BioWare announced today. "This applies to PC or Mac only, as consoles will continue to support their respective methods of purchasing downloadable content."

So exactly how will you go about purchasing the inevitable DLC, you ask? "Instead of using BioWare Points, PC and Mac users can purchase future DLC directly through Origin, using currency," the announcement says. Games that currently support BioWare Points for DLC purchases—Dragon Age: Origins, Dragon Age 2, Mass Effect 2 and 3—will continue to do so.
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Thank *** for that. Another dead-end EAware idea gone!
 
Given how much I enjoyed mass effect 3 multiplayer and infact still do from time to time after totally hating it's inclusion I'm up for giving this a go.
 
Man, this just gets worse. You know they are appealing to the end of the barrel when they implement multiplayer into a single player experience.
 
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