This allowed me to whip through enemies in real time, dual wielding daggers and having a lovely time of it. The first time I played Dragon Age: Origins, I played on Xbox 360, and with it being one of my first video games, I played on the Casual difficulty setting. (Polygon has a great summary of all the goodies here if, like me, you couldn’t make it to PAX!)īut there was another announcement at the panel I wasn’t expecting, and it’s made me even more ridiculously excited for Inquisition: the return of Origins’ tactical combat view.
Enemies that don’t auto-level with you. Keeps that you can occupy and designate as specialized strongholds. Vast landscapes to explore without as many loading screens.
An all-out war between Templars and mages. Now I know that the third game will have things like:
Hearing all the details of the upcoming Dragon Age: Inquisition from yesterday’s PAX panel has made me way more excited than I already was. As some of you know, I’m a huge Dragon Age fan, and I am (impatiently) awaiting the third installment in the series.
