NighteBondo

Dragon age 1 is maybe the rpg i've enjoyed the most! (in top 10 with mass effect 1-3, Oblivion, Divinity 2, kotor 1-2 and fallout: new vegas). It has a lot of replay value. Every class and race has a unique story with unique events in the game, and you are likely to discover new things when you replay. If like rpgs and is a completist sort of gamer then this is 100% for you

Lacks big glowing lights and most people need nowadays but otherwise good. I'm only going to play in through once though:P not much replay value.

Best mmo i've ever played, but definitely didn't have the unholy grail known as the WoW factor. Sadly the pursuit of the grail resulted in the games death...

Crappy pvp. Anyone who says otherwise is one of them players who think fun pvp is pvp without competition and just want to run around wrecking the poor players who dont have meta builds and therefore stand no chance. You can find lots of videos online that show eso pvpers talk about how skilled they r while they run around killing every player they meet within a few seconds. They only way to play pvp in eso is to be maxed and have meta gear, else you are not going to see much else then your health bar dissapear. Also what counts for skilled gameplay in eso is called glitching in all other mmos, which would be fine if it was controlled, but its not because of horrible latency problems between server and client. All in all the only levels in eso pvp is noob and god, and everything that isn't god gets destroyed within a second or two.

Anything that isn't single player has become about having meta builds. So if you dont like making out exelsheets figuring out how to optimize your build, and want to do multiplayer content, this game is not for you.

Cancerous game that exist on making people addicted. Its kinda like a slotmachine you just pull that lever and either win or lose by random rng (that is of course only if you have the mandatory meta decks) and then sometimes you win and get blinking light that says you are a winner. The game is pay to win in the way that you either have to pay 400+ dollars ( or less if you only want one "hero" and are lucky enough to get the exact cards you need for its metadeck) or you pay with hundreds of hours of your time, just to get the cards you need to have a rng that gives you a 40%+ winrate. If you like playing games where the outcomes depend on 90% luck and 10% on maximising your chances to draw lucky, then go ahead and play this