Dragon Age 2 Best Romance
So Bioware games always give you a choice of races and classes, but some choices are always more equal than others for reasons of gameplay or story.In Knights of the Old Republic, the best romance option was Bastilla and the best ending was Darkside, so a Male protagonist who chose the darkside was the best character choice.I strongly disagree. The Lightside ending is both canonical and far more narratively interesting. Redemption is a powerful theme.quote=ferratus;5494952In Mass Effect, John Sheppard is all about leading a squad and commanding a military vessel, so taking Soldier is class that best fits the theme of the game rather than worrying about the psychic biotic stuff that isn't really supported in the story./qupteAll of the classes were supported in the story. The Male Urban Youth Sole Survivor Soldier is the canonical version of Shepherd, but all of the classes are supported in the story and dialog of both games. So without too many spoilers, which class suits the ambiance of Dragon Age 2 best?
Will the game take me to battlefields, urban squalor and intrigue, or will I be doing magical things? Who is the best character to romance? Could anyone who is part-way (or has finished) the game, tell me which option gives the best story experience?Any. The only effect your gender has is whether or not you can engage in a romance with the character in the Exiled Prince DLC (Only female Hawke's need apply), some banter, and how the Seeker's opinion develops over the story. The other four romance options are all available for both sexes.Class wise, there's no real difference narratively, although the Mage has more skin in the game because it's about the conflict between the Templars and the Circle. The Mage is probably the easiest class to play, and the Warrior is the hardest and most technical.Your dialog choices and relationships with your companions matter more for the story then your class or gender. Well, that and your choices in DA:O and it's DLC featuring the Warden if you choose to import a save.
Dragon Age Ii Romance Options
Feb 18, 2015 I'm just wondering which romance you all think is the best as far as Dragon Age 2 goes, mostly in terms of story. Which romance do you think meshes the best with the story or adds substance? I heard that Anders' romance was good, but particularly tragic because of. Dragon Age: Inquisition has the best and worst romance that the medium of games has ever produced. And if you have more than a passing interest to DA:I then you probably already know where I'm going with this. This is basically a thousand word-long break up letter, and I do not apologise.
Different choices there cause different quests, plots, and banter choices. In Dragon Age I think the biggest thing is looking at the NPCs and seeing what they can (and can't) do for you.In DA:O, fighter was a poor choice because there were a boatload of decent NPC fighters but only two mediocre rogues and two decent mages (and a good party generally had at least two mages). As mages are powerful, they are the 'better' choice, although the background isn't as interesting and being a rogue was nice for the lockpicking and so you didn't have to carry an NPC rogue.DAII has fixed this problem by giving you an extra mage if you don't play one. The lack of overhead camera means that aiming spells is fairly difficult, and powers have been revised to the advantage of the fighter and rogue. I haevn't identified what I think a clear best choice yet.
Could anyone who is part-way (or has finished) the game, tell me which option gives the best story experience?I just made it through the Deep Roads as a rogue, and I get the sense that all the classes are fun and viable.However, I felt cheated at the end of the Deep Roads when a critical character was killed off. Apparently if I hadn't brought them on the expedition, they would have been taken out of the story anyhow. I've heard that if I had brought Anders the death would have been averted, but the character would still be taken out of the story. I felt that relationship was driving my character and to have it so abruptly ended made me lose interest in the game for now. In Dragon Age I think the biggest thing is looking at the NPCs and seeing what they can (and can't) do for you.By that metric, the best class to play hands-down is a S&S Warrior, unless you don't use a tank. Hawke is better equipped for it than Aveline due to the companion armors.The worst is probably Archer Rogue; Sebastian and Varric both get pretty good specialty trees. Spirit Healer might be a close second; IMO Spirit Healer isn't worth not attacking, and Anders basically gets the tree anyway.
Thanks everybody. As far as I can tell, you're saying that the plot involves stuff that the mage would be interested in, the ambiance of Kirkwall suits the rogue best, and the warrior gets the best loot and party synergy. I think that has pushed me towards the rogue and the mage, though I'm still left wondering which to choose. I like Bethany in the demo better than the Hawke brother, so I'm leaning towards rogue because otherwise she'll die.For romance options, I found Isabella in the previews to be too ludicrously sluttish for my interest (I was Leilani rather than Morrigan guy in DO:A). I like a little bit of foreplay in my RPG romances. Merrill the elf though seems to be rather boring.
Dragon Age 2 Pc
Maybe I'll just forget about romance for this game.