Monday, March 9, 2015

From Commander to Inquisitor

Going into the game, I was very excited.  I love Bioware games and RPG’s in general.  I tried to avoid looking at others opinions because I knew that they would include a lot of negativity.  I did not care if other people liked it or not, I was the one playing it.  I played alone and tried to avoid going online for the game. 
                Playing the game fulfilled my expectations.  I did not even notice the passing of time.  The experience gave me that pleasure and escape because it involved more thought and more adventure than another experience might have.  I had to make choices that could affect my game and potentially ruin my inquisition.  When I had to stop playing, I did not want to.  I was having fun and did not want to go back to studying and writing papers, I wanted to continue to close rifts and fight the red Templars and dark spawn.
                I think that the purpose of entertainment in popular culture is to keep us from realizing when our lives get boring.  I was stressed and growing more and more so by the day but was given a way to pretend that I did not have those problems, if only for a little bit.  

1 comment:

  1. Love the game, amazing advancement on the dialog system that isn't simply "good" or "bad". Only problem I have is that the game drags on a little long and is too fetch quest-y if you don't constantly continue with the main quest. I look forward to more DA games, although let's face it Mass Effect is Bioware's best series.

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