Comments on: Dragon Age Origins: Quick Review http://burn360.net/reviews/dragon-age-origins-quick-review/ Reviews, Previews, Trailers, Guides, News, and more for the Xbox 360 Fri, 05 Mar 2010 20:22:16 -0600 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 By: Anon. http://burn360.net/reviews/dragon-age-origins-quick-review/comment-page-1/#comment-116 Anon. Sat, 07 Nov 2009 11:26:03 +0000 http://burn360.net/?p=1208#comment-116 Ok Thanks :) Ok Thanks :)

]]> By: Burn360 staff http://burn360.net/reviews/dragon-age-origins-quick-review/comment-page-1/#comment-95 Burn360 staff Fri, 06 Nov 2009 21:53:38 +0000 http://burn360.net/?p=1208#comment-95 There is no multplayer, No -COOP. There is no multplayer, No -COOP.

]]> By: Anon. http://burn360.net/reviews/dragon-age-origins-quick-review/comment-page-1/#comment-94 Anon. Fri, 06 Nov 2009 16:58:28 +0000 http://burn360.net/?p=1208#comment-94 Hey I'm sorry i didnt really read tha review i just scanned but is it online xbox live multiplayer & can you just run arouns say like once you've completed the game thanks =] Hey I’m sorry i didnt really read tha review i just scanned but is it online xbox live multiplayer & can you just run arouns say like once you’ve completed the game
thanks =]

]]> By: Burn360 staff http://burn360.net/reviews/dragon-age-origins-quick-review/comment-page-1/#comment-91 Burn360 staff Tue, 03 Nov 2009 04:20:02 +0000 http://burn360.net/?p=1208#comment-91 I played through all of the origins stories at the start of the game. I played through the entire main story with the Magi. I felt that the Magi was best for me because of his/her ability to cast spells from a range, freeze enemies, etc... The cool thing about Dragon Age is regardless of whether you choose a Mage, Dwarf, Elf, or Human, you can switch into and control another person in you party. There were alot of times where I switched into my human class party members when fighting certain enemies because it was more effective, and my character wasn't getting the job done. There is a great deal of customization in the way your CPU allies will fight for you, but to answer your question I did think the Mage was the most dominant class for battling in almost all cases. Question #2 It really depended on how big of the jump in attributes the items you were equipping were to your existing equipment. But, you can definitely see differences in battle. Most noticably when you upped your weapons. I played through all of the origins stories at the start of the game. I played through the entire main story with the Magi. I felt that the Magi was best for me because of his/her ability to cast spells from a range, freeze enemies, etc… The cool thing about Dragon Age is regardless of whether you choose a Mage, Dwarf, Elf, or Human, you can switch into and control another person in you party. There were alot of times where I switched into my human class party members when fighting certain enemies because it was more effective, and my character wasn’t getting the job done. There is a great deal of customization in the way your CPU allies will fight for you, but to answer your question I did think the Mage was the most dominant class for battling in almost all cases.
Question #2 It really depended on how big of the jump in attributes the items you were equipping were to your existing equipment. But, you can definitely see differences in battle. Most noticably when you upped your weapons.

]]> By: Guest http://burn360.net/reviews/dragon-age-origins-quick-review/comment-page-1/#comment-90 Guest Tue, 03 Nov 2009 04:09:43 +0000 http://burn360.net/?p=1208#comment-90 Thanks alot Admin, I really appreciate it man. Another question if you have time lol. How many classes have you tried so far? I have always chose a mage in these RPG settings because of there ability to take over in a battle. If you have played it already, does the mage seem to give that affect over the period that you played? Also how is the item system, does it seem like when you upgrade a weapon or armor that you really feel a difference in your damage / health / defense etc? Thanks alot Admin, I really appreciate it man.

Another question if you have time lol.

How many classes have you tried so far? I have always chose a mage in these RPG settings because of there ability to take over in a battle. If you have played it already, does the mage seem to give that affect over the period that you played?

Also how is the item system, does it seem like when you upgrade a weapon or armor that you really feel a difference in your damage / health / defense etc?

]]> By: Burn360 staff http://burn360.net/reviews/dragon-age-origins-quick-review/comment-page-1/#comment-89 Burn360 staff Tue, 03 Nov 2009 03:58:00 +0000 http://burn360.net/?p=1208#comment-89 Yeah, thats what it appeared to be.. Whether attacking by weapon or magic, you would have your fair share of misses. I'm not sure exactly how this % is calculated by the game, but I'm sure it has to do with your level and proficiency in the attack you are trying to perform. For the most part when I used the Magi I would cast spells from a distance and randomly miss independant of what spell I chose. With a warrior class like the human or dwarf you can be attacking at a very close range and still miss. With magic though it was quite obvious that of all the enemies I faced each ones had there strengths and weaknesses which may or may not have attributed to certain spell missing or not. Yeah, thats what it appeared to be.. Whether attacking by weapon or magic, you would have your fair share of misses. I’m not sure exactly how this % is calculated by the game, but I’m sure it has to do with your level and proficiency in the attack you are trying to perform. For the most part when I used the Magi I would cast spells from a distance and randomly miss independant of what spell I chose. With a warrior class like the human or dwarf you can be attacking at a very close range and still miss. With magic though it was quite obvious that of all the enemies I faced each ones had there strengths and weaknesses which may or may not have attributed to certain spell missing or not.

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