@Diablo-B @Buck_Swaggler I heard that trailer was made using the game engine.

@bobbo888 @frylock1987 True that. The entire series was a delight, sure the ME3 ending wasn't great, but it wasn't so bad that that you up and go sue the company for it.

Now that I think about it, I wouldn't mind doing a perfect replay of all three... again!

When DAO first got released, and when I first finished playing it, I got into the habit of visiting the Bioware forums almost everyday until DA2's release. That should tell you how much I loved Origins.

But once Bioware grew horns and decided to treat the fans like children who don't know anything and made a game which was a mockery of the standard Bioware-made RPGs, and then DEFENDED it, I just said screw it.

Now, I'm only neutral about the series. I'll probably wait a while after DA3 hits the stores to see what people think about it, and then decide on buying it.

@gamingnerd121 Definitely, the one thing that actually got to me was Leliana's reply to how she survived(if the player chose to kill her in the first game).

I facepalmed and stayed like that for 5 mins after seeing that.

@beast70 @TurretSyndrome Oh don't even get me started on party members. Throughout the gameplay of DA2, I felt like a shrink, probably could've even qualified as one after having survived all the emo, down to earth personalities.

Hope Gaider got off his high horse and actually put his bald head to work this time. He was being so arrogant pre and post DA2.

As far as giving a prominent role to Morrigan a second time in the franchise, seems fair enough. She IS after all the face of the series.

Bioware probably decided it's time we get to see the end of all the unsolved mysteries and unanswered questions that got piled up since the first game. I still remember how Flemeth kept dodging each and every question of mine with sarcastic old lady laughter and riddles in both games.

Assuming that this is going to be done as we go through the game, rather than one omnipotent NPC showing up at a end and revealing all the secrets, then it's all good.

One thing I will say to Bioware though, wrap it up, I mean it. I don't want to see another character of mine "mysteriously" disappearing at the end of the game, I see that happening, I'm through with this series.

Without human testing this is about as far as technology will go regarding immersion.

@josephl64 Anything like that will have to come under human testing. For such technology to be invented, developed and most importantly, tested, you need human test subjects. Maybe we might've already had the technology by now, if not for that one rule.

@smyerholtz What do you think Microsoft is doing regarding outside US business? Late releases, fewer online facilities, some of the good combo deals are US only.

The reason Sony keeps a few things to Japan only is the same reason why Microsoft keeps some things to US only.

As a gamer, there's no need for you to "support" anything, just buy the console which provides the better services for you in the long run.

@Pilgrim117 Don is the hero we gamers need, but not the one we deserve... or something like that.