u/Endaarr

Not sure why OP is getting downvoted, can someone explain?

I think what gets missed here is how being stressed a lot/not getting enough sleep can affect your appearance. 

Why not just go before? Or do you need to go every 2 hours? If so, might want to see a doctor...

How is that bad? Isn't it understandable that jango would hire a bounty hunter if he suspects she is being protected by jedi and doesn't want to deal with that himself? And using worfs could potentially give you more time to make a getaway.

Achso ich dachte es geht um da wo ich eingeschrieben war und bürgergeld bekommen habe. Jetzt würde ich es so machen das ich irgendwie einen Job bei Burger King oder so mache um aus dem Bürgergeld rauszukommen und darüber dann mein Studium finanziere.

Ja aber dann muss ich ja garantiert Strafe zahlen, 40.000 € oder sowas, ich hab ja nichtmal 4000...

Die haben mich sogar wo ich nur einen Monat zu spät meinen Mini-Job angemeldet hab schon angeklagt mit Anwalt und ich mustte 500€ bezahlen, da wird da bestimmt noch viel schlimmer

Naja über die Arbeitsagentur. Hab jetzt nicht das Geld für privat, schön wärs...

Und naja weiß nicht. Studium ist doch theoretisch Vollzeit oder? Ich hab halt eigentlich nur zwei Vorlesungen besucht weil mir das alles zu viel war...

Well, im no computer scientist at all, but it seems possible that since the ETH counterexample is just that, a singular example, it is just a rare case where it is intermediate, most are exponential, and P!=NP, no? As in, the intuition of everybody was right for the most part, and only a few examples break the rule.

They're not selling the mind. You are paying it a (fair?) wage. Admittedly while its still living at it's parent's, so kind of child labor, but eh lol

Edit wait no yeah the money goes to anthropic lol... but I mean they use that money to feed it more cpus so...

Meh, I have 30 in inquisition, last time I tried to enjoy it was 2023, in total I have tried it like 4 times I think. 

Yeah, thats a lot for me, I usually don’t replay games, and its more than that bc originally Origins wasnt on steam.

I really wanted to enjoy Inquisition, between loving Origins and some people liking it and the idea that maybe I just didn't get it at first and I just have to approach it differently. Skip all the unnecessary things, focus on the "good story and characters". Didn't work.

Also pretty telling that you resort to insults instead of rebucking any of my points. I mean good for you that you like it, and I have an idea why you do, but the question was what some people don’t like about inquisition. 

Though I can see how people who enjoy a more relaxed, non-commital, stressfree experience that focuses on beauty and just having a chill time with nominally high stakes but really pretty low steaks can enjoy Inquisition. I guess that's just not me.

I'll answer even though not the one asked:

Origins is one of the best games ever. I have 215 hours (in steam) in it even though you can get through in 50 hours. I've never even finished inquisition once, despite being deeply enfranchised to dragon age when it came out. I had spent hours agonizing over what choices I wanted to go with for my first inquisition playthrough...

But Inquisition is just so so different from Origins. It's supposed to play in the same universe... but the world of Origins feels grim, intense, real.
In Inquisition, it feels like Disney Star Wars. Bright, diverse, happy... uhhh there's bad guys over there! Let's stomp them. Yey! We did it! Presents for everybody! Don't I look stylish? So hawt :3

That's the atmosphere. Then there's the gameplay. The combat in theory is great... all these abilities, thousands of builds, so many ways to express yourself, I'm sure each one will be usefull and I will need to make good use of my full teams synergies to prevail on higher difficulties. What do you mean... just craft strong gear and I can solo by spamming one or two buttons <33 Rare unique? Nah, throw it away, we are running all over the map to farm shiny crafting material for an hour 🤭 Uhhh, number go big, such strategy, much wow. And oh while we're at it, lets also do all 9000 rifts and collectibles and whatever that are so totally amazeballs!

But, but... at least all the choices from the previous games really matter right, I mean they did this whole website where you can list each one you made in the games. Surely they won't just be checked off in a text somewhere or mentioned in a half sentence with absolutely zero impact, right? Right?

Luckily, it is just a singular game in an otherwise excellent game studio and did not mark a turning point in a different direction that led the studio down a path of ruin. (TBF you could already tell with ME3 and DA2, but Inquisition made it obvious.)

You liked Andromeda well enough... respect.

Lol I just read the steam reviews for veilguard... funny how people defend Inquisition and then bring all the same complaints I had for that on why they don't like veilguard.

I quote: "I loved Dragon Age. I waited since 2014 for this game, and honestly… what the actual hell was this?
The change in art direction? Sure, okay. I can accept trying something different. But the story? The writing? Those were the things needed to get right, and compared with the previous games? this was such a disappointment. It felt like so much of what I loved about Dragon Age had been thrown in the bin.
There’s the sheer amount of visual clutter. So many lights, effects and pop-ups competing for attention that, at times, it felt like a mobile game. The music was good, I’ll absolutely give it that. Unfortunately, that doesn't make a game worth while.
After waiting this long, I wanted to fall in love with Dragon Age again. Instead, I was left wondering how the hell we ended up here."

I can tell you how we ended up here. EA. It was clear as day going from Origins to Inquisition, and if you were surprised at all, I can't help but shake my head.

Here I am! Lol

Idk I guess if you liked it great for you, but I to this day have not been able to push myself to finish Inquisition,  despite trying many times, and DA:O being among my favorite games of all times. I see how people can like inquisition, there is some good story in there somewhere... or so I'm told, I never got to the later parts where apparently most of the good stuff is. And if you just want some relaxing combat with chill "im doing something" gameplay to turn your mind off to, great.

But yeah, for me the contrast of what Origin had been and what direction Inquisition and Bioware as a whole took... yeah. If you praise Inquisition with the background of Origins and then wonder why Andromeda and Bioware turned out how it did idk.

Yes... but if no value is added with the pain, why endure the pain. Unless you really are that much a masocist lol

I mean I guess I get the curiosity of wanting to know how it feels, I used to kind of enjoy feeling sick. But I think you can experience similar pain in normal live, and there the pain at least serves the purpose of making you avoid what caused them.

This... and also, the value of life is not to just exist, it is to exist and ensure the same form of existence will continue in the future (i.e. having kids or contributing to society or being an inspiration or sth like that). Suffering a few moments longer doesn't do that.

I think you guys look awesome lol

That suicide mission really is one of the highlights in all of gaming, at least for me. If you want to spice it up a little for your next playthrough, I can recommend the risky suicide mission mod. That way it's not guaranteed that everyone survives even when you do all the loyalty missions. Makes it functionally the same as when you played it as a dumb teenager that didn't read a guide.

Ah nice, I forgot that. Ty!

Dont you? Aren't there some dialogue checks in the final parts of the playthrough locked behind high paragon/renegade?

Username checks out lol

Yeah really depends how you play. If you just go after where the markers tell you to go, it can be "quick", but if you read and explore and then afterwards look up if you missed sth while also taking your time to learn all the classes so you can respec companions... it can be a bit longer lol

They are not a developer, but a publisher. They buy studios with succesfull franchises (like criterion with burnout), then "mysteriously" the games these studios make get worse and worse until they shut down. If you remember good games under their brand, it is because it was a new acquisition and it takes time for them to break the studio down. 

Bioware published Mass effect 2&3 under EA. Then followed Anthem... and now this.