[ SECRET POST #3027 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3027 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

I liked Anders' storyline - going back to playing DA:A, you can see how the seeds of what he'll become are there, and the Justice thing was pretty cool too.

Just like all of DA2, I felt like it was rushed. I think it would've been cool to actually see the act of Anders and Justice combining in Act 1, but still have his cheery fun personality. Then Act 2 he could become more somber - while simultaneously, the mage/templar tensions could be getting higher in Kirkwall - and finally by Act 3 he could've been the Anders of the extant DA2. I think the opportunity for character progression would have been really awesome and they missed the boat on that.

Then again, I felt like Kirkwall was really underdeveloped, and had potential, but was ultimately just too rushed.