Sacred Haven of Debauchery

Dragon Age isn't perfect either. There are many dialogue options, but often all or some of them lead to the same result, which becomes very noticeable when replaying the game. You want to play "differently," but you end up with the same outcome. But the first time, the player gets the illusion of a rich choice; they can answer almost as they would in real life, and they enjoy it, apparently. Also, it seemed to me that there are too many battles. Sometimes, I have to spend 1-2 days clearing out various caves at my pace (because I don't play very much). In my opinion, it was unnecessary to overload the game with so many enemies, because it gets boring, as I always defeated them with almost the same tactic, and it becomes incredibly repetitive. I won't write about bugs and not-so-great optimization. It didn't bother me too much, but still... By the way, overall, the game is very good.