s01e01 — A Woman Unseen

@id177043804: Yes. When I used to play on my computer, I also thought so. Now, on the contrary, I have fallen into nostalgia. I decided to go through all the parts before the fourth. And you know what I'll say? The game is still good. Yes, there are a lot of problems. But against the background of the fact that the game is still coming out, it's a good one. I regret that I quickly rejected it at the time and did not give it a chance.

+ On the console, the gameplay is slightly different, which is why the animations do not look as flawed as if they were playing on a computer. If anything, I don't want to breed a holivar about platforms. I just wrote off my thoughts in case you're interested)

@id177043804: Nikita, you don't have a heart

@id177043804: Well, it depends on what you're looking for. in terms of locations or some cool developments, maybe. but in terms of how the characters and their relationships are written, imho da2 is the best of all the parts.

in the Inquisition, the plot is mediocre, most of the characters are "well, normal", graphonium is pizdets for the era (look at the facial expressions of the characters, greasy skin, excess shine of armor, etc.), all love lines except a couple are written like shit. but you pour shit on the second part, which, of course, is far from ideal, but which was also fucked up in one year)

@tappster: I would go further and say that each of the parts has its own strengths and weaknesses. But all three parts are 10.

I want to clarify, did you go through the DLC inquisition? It's just that you're being too harsh about the plot...

I passed 2 at the start and by the way animation is one of the only things that I liked. It seems to me that nostalgia is playing in you, I'm the same, but I remember the game in more detail and no, it's bad, but I strongly disagree about what's coming out worse now, there are a lot of coolest RPGs after which DA2 looks terrible, for example Divinity: Original Sin, Pathfinder series or even Baldur's Gate 3 which will be released completely in August.

@id177043804: taste. I don't really like measurement. I beat out platinum in both diviniti. Yeah, it's true. But da and me are much closer to the soul

@NickLyrick: Yes, of course, I went through all the dlts in all the games. I kind of didn't even speak very sharply about the plot — I said it was "mediocre". I spoke sharply about graphonium and love lines))

in any case, this is, of course, a taste, but to single out the second one separately as the main "shit" of the series is somehow unfair

@id177043804: yes, what nostalgia, I rewrote the game two years ago x) for me, it is important how the characters are written — in this regard, the second one is very high, much higher than the third. Divinity and Baldur are still very different in terms of world building and gameplay, and I don't want to compare them with yes, because I think that one series is better than the other. Well, like, how to compare an ass with a finger, you know. all that unites them is magic and the rpg genre.

I'm not saying that there are no negative sides to da2, because it's far from the best game in the series (let's agree that "the beginning" is the best, at least? :)) but I can just sit down and say "I remember the Inquisition and no it's bad"

@Teyvilldost: Oh, I looked at the voice acting, but I should really look at the original!

@Teyvilldost: Phew, I was really upset.