This is EA we're talking about, even if it's a Bioware product. Sounds like what we'd expect.
It's $29.99 for a full year, which is what I'm going to be doing, since there's a few EA games included that would be worth the $29.99 for the year.
inb4 you finish your 6 hour trial by the 14th-15th and you have sad face for the next week!For me, you and Hitman, this is perfect because it allows us to play the game while we wait for the Inquisitor's Edition to arrive. I went with the free Saver shipping, so it'll take a couple of days beyond the 11/18 release date. I figure, 6 hours will get me about 3 days of play time due to my schedule, so that's enough to get me started and get a feel for things. Thus making the remaining days between the trial expiring and the game getting in my hands torturous.
I agree $30 for EA Access is a good deal now with PvZ, NfS and others, but I'm just gonna spring for the one-month access since there is so much to play outside of the Access program right now.
Negative for me, PS4.For me, you and Hitman, this is perfect because it allows us to play the game while we wait for the Inquisitor's Edition to arrive. I went with the free Saver shipping, so it'll take a couple of days beyond the 11/18 release date. I figure, 6 hours will get me about 3 days of play time due to my schedule, so that's enough to get me started and get a feel for things. Thus making the remaining days between the trial expiring and the game getting in my hands torturous.
I agree $30 for EA Access is a good deal now with PvZ, NfS and others, but I'm just gonna spring for the one-month access since there is so much to play outside of the Access program right now.
Shame on you.
Your move EA, your move.
Hahah nice. I am never a fan of direct melee in games like Dragon Age. Dark Souls or something more action oriented? Hell yes. Otherwise I much prefer to have more tactical characters.2H Warrior 4 lyfe. The more unrealistically huge the sword, the better.
Both previous games I ran a rogue character, don't see a reason to stop now. I have been trying to keep my exposure to a minimum on Inquisition, so haven't really read up on the subclasses. The Tempest seems to match how I played the previous two rogues, but I can see the Assassin working as well.
I will probably go with some sort of male human or elf mage...haven't decided which yet. I've played each class in the previous games and have had a lot of fun with the rogues, too, but always get underwhelmed by the warriors. The big, sweeping melee attacks are fun, but I feel like you get he best variety of abilities from the mage. Man, I remember how giddy I was when I first discovered "walking bomb."
Man, I hope so! I figured they would pop with the trial. Eh, won't be an issue. It's only 6 hours of a trial anyway.
The trial is linked just with your EA Access account, you do not have to have it preloaded... but I mean you should anyway ; P
Heck yeah, I'm up for that! I'm even more excited for the MP in Inquisition. I spent more time with ME3's MP than any other game, so the MP in inquisition might suck me in in a major way.4 man squad in AC:U?
I haven't found guides 'worth it' for the actual content since the internet haha. But seriously yeah I never buy strategy guides anymore. The only game books I ever buy are the artbooks.
The main game is taking 80+ hours for some journalists to finish. And they're also admitting they're not doing every single thing in the game. They've (Bioware GM) also said that some areas of the game are bigger than DA:O and DA2 combined. So it may not be full Skyrim, but it sounds like the biggest RPG Bioware has ever done. Your loins, gird them.
Good job, sir. I ended up getting SYWR to give me back $50 for the price drop on the XB1 I picked up, so it was like $220 out of pocket.My loins are girded, sir.
Not that sly! I even posted the gif!Ryuu, you sneaking bastard, picking up a XB1 on the sly.
