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you also influence it, mutant)

How dare you call a purebred Moon Wolf a mutant?! We're going to tear you to pieces for saying that! x(

Oh, I finally finished Dragon Age—blitzed through it, with almost no side quests. Great RPG, haven't seen anything like it in a long time :) The simple yet reasonably compact leveling system, some tactical elements, and of course the dialogues—all of this is what I liked most.
On the downside, I should mention the occasionally inappropriate fountains of blood, which even burst out of skeletons! The heroes sometimes seem like complete maniacs. Another minus, imho, is the map restriction. Meaning you can't wander freely, only within zones. Everything else was executed at a 5+.
I played as an Elves rogue. In the end, he didn't turn out to be a pure Dimension Door, since I had to make him a tank as well. Toward the end, of course, I strongly regretted that the hero was lost between two roles, and that having 2 tanks in the party would have been much better, since the other two members of the quartet were mages: a destroyer and a healer. The mages turned out great, especially the destroyer. I remember at the end during the duel with Loghain, the main character just couldn't beat him, and there were no potions left. Then I took Morrigan (the destroyer), put the villain in a spirit prison, and blasted him with lightning, ice, and life-drain, not even letting him get close.
Now I'm going to play through it again, this time as a different class and with a detailed study of the world :) Need to take down the pseudo-prophet and much more :)

I played as a rogue elf. In the end, he didn't exactly become a pure DD, since I had to make him a tank as well. Towards the end, of course, I really regretted that the hero was lost between two worlds.

Hm, I had a human rogue; by the second or third level, I already regretted not picking a warrior :smile36: (although animal summoning with the "tracker" specialization is actually a good thing).

I remember at the end in the duel with Logain, the main character just couldn't beat him; there were no potions.

The ГГ was actually able to kill him by the skin of his teeth using a summoned bear and a whole pack of potions.
Hm, question — did you kill him? :)

Another downside, imho, is the map binding. Meaning it's impossible to wander independently, only through zones.

It can also be noted that the "world" itself is poorly implemented there; nature isn't alive (specifically regarding trees and water) — just a set of maps; in Oblivion, for instance, things are handled much better.

And what about the videos! They are simply amazing...

I wouldn’t say so.

I remember that SpellForce had some cool cutscenes, I liked them.

I played the first part)

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I didn't like that the Elves only had female units.
The same goes for Warcraft, I don't like that there are no regular male warriors.

Arandor, take off your mask and stop pretending, we all know you're a pervert).

I don’t like playing as female characters.

Capcom creates amazing cutscenes in their games. Perhaps the best I've ever seen, especially due to the excellent facial expressions of the characters.

I don't like playing as female characters.

I like it, so what?

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However, not just any character. It depends on the character.

what and what?) I just said that I don't like it, and that's it. The same goes for Heroes, even if they have cool special abilities... although sometimes I still play it)))

Let's look at this from the perspective of utter male idiocy... A couple of years ago, I read an article about how guys fall for female characters – I was simply stunned...

Let's look at this from the perspective of utter male idiocy... A couple of years ago, I read an article about how guys fall for female characters - I was just blown away...

And how is it now? :eek:

In a game I know, each character has their own priority. That is, who I will play as depends only on the qualities of the character himself and whether I like him or not ^^
And if we take RPGs with their own character customization, then the first time I play through the game as a guy, and the second time (if I like the game, of course) as a girl. Although there are also nuances, you can tolerate a guy with an ugly face, but a girl... not really. :smile40:

in Heroes too

And that's just complete nonsense.

P.S. When a person says that they don't want to play as a female character just because they are a guy - that's stupid.

And how does that work? :eek:

They think they're not using their brains... Most people associate a female persona with a woman. And so, a man under the guise of a female character tricks naive people into giving him things or letting him borrow them, etc. In short, he scams them...