I will usually get to Skyhold then get bored. Granted, I have played Inquisition a few times. I choose Inquisition first since the events of DA2 lead directly into Inquisition. Both games have been on my to do list for years. It was a toss up between Origins and Inquisition as to what to start next. Just finished the second playthrough of DA2. I just wish there was more variety to the environments and that the city changed more in between acts. I kind of enjoy the low-stakes personal story that's about a dude and his family's life in Kirkwall spread out over a number of years. I also find the visual design much more appealing than bland, drab Origins. I like how it takes your previous responses into account when determining his personality. They all of Mass Effect 2-like loyalty missions to play through. The cast of characters are all entertaining. Pick up quest in city, port to dungeon, kill mobs, return to NPC for reward, repeat I also find the combat a lot of fun. Something about the relative simplicity of DA2 keeps me playing. I have finished the prologue about 50 times, but I never get very far after that. I have always wanted to play through Origins. Weirdly, DA2 is the only DA I have ever managed to finish.
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It also took me a day and a half to figure out how to redeem all the DLC for DA2. I already own the games on my Origin account, so I think the launchers get confused. It has to do with the games needing to launch Origin before they can be played. I re-purchased the entire DA franchise on Steam for like $15 a couple weeks ago due to the sale Not sure I advise anyone actually buy EA games on Steam as I've had all sorts of problems with the games just randomly deciding not to recognize that they are installed.
I know it’s not good but it’s on sale for like $2 on steam so might buy it
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