Fun game to pass the time without the stress other battle royales bring

You'll never be the original .i.

The game is still new to over comment on it. It deserves the opportunity to settle, grow and evolve. However the first impressions and the hours spent on it are something i can comment on. The game in general is good. Most hardcore MMORPG players might not like it cuz it's a bit dumbed down but its a good starting game for someone who's getting in to the genre or doesnt wanna/ doesnt have the time, to be as active as needs be in some other games ( mind you all MMORPG requiere you sacrifice your time, energy, life and the blood of the virgin ( might be yours, no judgment there ) ... Anyways, the game-play in its self is pretty cool and requires a bit of skill, but it needs a bit of work as well mostly due to the lag/packet loss/server glitches but the auto-lock, free aiming and such stuff as well. The classes are pretty cool and innovative and kinda unique. The open world and artwork are beautiful but a bit simple. The music/soundtrack/ambience sound are pretty nice. The crafting and gathering mechanism are really good and a big part of the game-play itself however that also brings the issue of the grind being most of what you can do in the game due to the low content that it has at the moment. The PvE, PvP and territory holding are a pretty good and redeeming quality however the factions tend to get crowded after a while and a single faction takes over a server relatively quickly. The community in my experience so far has been mostly good, welcoming and friendly with the occasional troll for some spice. The towns are really beautiful and the tax system is something really cool and innovative. The game has potential and im hoping it evolves in something great. I do recommend it but i highly recommend you have people who you can play it with cuz running it solo will lead to loosing interest for it after a while

The second rendition of the game brings us a slightly different style of game play and interaction. The slight improvement of graphics for it's time is decent enough and the rough settings fit the game's style as well as story. The game however lacks in diversity thus all of the areas feel copy-pasted and repetitive which can get annoying some times. The game mechanism is slightly different from the first game, and it has it's pros and cons when compared to it. I wouldn't go as far as to call it an improvement but it's not terrible either, just a bit dated. The game takes away some of the leveling features and replaces some of them with the new skill talent tree which works alright. The game can feel a bit dated in general when the technicalities are called in to question but it's not unplayable. Moving on from the technical aspect, the story is a whole other ordeal. It's rich, captivating, diverse and follows the ambient and event setting perfectly. It does feel rushed and scattered around at certain points but it's not that bad, even tho it can get repetitive due to the areas on which the quests reside. The ending does tie up the story really well and the DLC, well those that are story based, are actually a great story enrichment. The main character might be a bit limited in this version but the story dictates it so and it works. The party members and their quests are interesting, and the relationships you build with them are fun tho the bar system for friend/rival points does get annoying at times. The game does however offer a reduced game-play time from the first one and even tho the ending is tied up it feels a bit short. All that aside the franchise wouldn't be complete without this game. It follows up on the story of Dragon Age Origins well and the events really tie in to and enlighten the story of Dragon Age Inquisition.
The game is worth the buy and play through, especially if you want to play the whole DA franchise.
8.5/10