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First of all, if you don't know, Dragon Age II is the sequel to 2009's Dragon Age: Origins, which in my opinion is one of the best WRPG's ever made. I really like the Thedas setting, and this is Bioware, if someone can whip up a good decent story with some great gameplay, it's them. Mentioning that however, a lot of changes have been made from the original game. For one thing, your locked at a default race, human, and there is no real Origin story to pick from. This was kind of disappointing for me. I played a City Elf in Origins, and it was fun as hell. I think this is because now the main character is fully voiced, not to mention the story wouldn't make sense if you were an elf, considering your entire family is human. In DA II, you pick your gender and class, Warrior, Mage or Rouge and pretty much start off from there. I picked a Rouge, same as I did in Origins. The Rouge offers a more fast paced fighting style that relies on fighting unaware enemies and crippling them for the rest of your party to inflict major damage, so keep that in mind. Not to say a Rouge can't be a head on attacker if you spec it the right way, but I played as the sneakier Rouge rather than the powerful one. The early part of the game takes part in the same timeframe as Dragon Age: Origins, but Act 1 starts off shortly after Origins ends. You can also import your Dragon Age: Origins save file like in Mass Effect 2, but there's no real bother to do so. Your a different character in a different area, so not many of your choices carry over. The only real significance your imported save file will have is at the very end of the game, because it's foreshadowed to have a lot of significance in Dragon Age III. Screenshot comparisons of Dragon Age: Origins and II respectively (PC Version shown) The companion select screen (Not all companions shown) The Arishok and a few other Qunari. The Arishok plays a large role in Dragon Age II So should you buy Dragon Age II? The answer is yes. If you liked Origins, then you should definitely pick this one up as well. It's not as good as Origins, but it is more than deserving of the Dragon Age name, and the events will probably be crucial for Dragon Age III.
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Buka i kontroverze oko Dragon Agea II tek su se slegle, a BioWare je već započeo planiranje rada na Dragon Ageu III, što je na svojemu Twitter profilu potvrdio i Alistar McNally sljedećom porukom: 'Tražim izvanredne dizajnere okoline i prostora kako bi mi se pridružili u BioWareu Edmonton, Kanada, za rad na Dragon Ageu III.' Nije ni čudo, s obzirom na opskurnost i skromnost grada u kojemu se odvijao Dragon Age II i okoline koja je sadržavala tek nekoliko prilično sličnih spilja. Koliko god ne želimo nastavak sličan Dragon Ageu II, postoji nada da je BioWare naučio lekciju te sada namjerava okupiti kvalitetniji tim ljudi kako im se sramota ne bi ponovila. A ovako smo mi doživjeli Dragon Age II: