Is Dragon Age: Origins Ultimate Edition worth it

[Gunaar]

I attempted the demo for 2 on Xbox and wasn't a huge admirer, but at this cost with all the DLC it must be great. Can the community give their decision and summaries it into a short verdict or paragraph? I know that is a great 50 or so hours in there and that is if I just depart for the main pursuit. But anyone have any more idea about this? Please let me know if anyone gets anything more about this.

[ApplePowerPC]

I generally don't have the endurance to play such lengthy games, but I purchased the ultimate edition before 7 months, and I couldn't end playing until I had played through it. I have been waiting for this to set off a genuine deal for a long time. It's a must-purchase for me at this price. DA1 and DA2 are truly dissimilar games. I truly enjoyed one. Modded tattoos for my character, used up dozens and dozens of hours in it. After that the DA2 demo I couldn't conclude.

[MacIntel]

I know that, it's simply that even in that page it just illustrates Dragon Age II. Even if I think I figured it out at present. The other thing that's supposed to be in that sheet is Dragon Age Ultimate Edition. That's maybe region limited for me, as it doesn't survive in my steam hoard. Steam as well added the discounts late for Dragon Age: Origins and Dragon Age: Origins development for me, which is why I was puzzled. But every of those are 12 USD.

[Common]

Dragon age Origins unaccompanied devoid of any DLC or the Expansion is worth 50$. The game is nice though you should obtain it as cheap as probable if you can obviously, 20$ is at a standstill a straight deal for game and growth but if you can let somebody gifts it to you for cheaper that’s even superior. Remember though purchasing Origin and Awaking alone won’t dig up you all of the other DLC, but if you purchase the ultimate edition you get all of the DLC for gratis.

[desilva]

You are at liberty to your own opinion, obviously, but I am contradictory with this (relating to Dragon Age: Origins). It's my faith that you can spend 100+ hours in this game (as a minimum 40 to 50 in single playthrough), mainly with the Ultimate Edition. The main plot-line has plenty of content, with the side-quests putting in many more hours of gameplay. After that you can return and make dissimilar characters or utilize dissimilar tactics, and so on.

[RyanInt]

I have a tough time going back and replaying a variety of games for example Mass Effect. Even with the different ways you could precisely do things or play your character, it felt very insipid later than the first time, as if there wasn't sufficient dissimilarities to have to do the complete thing over just to notice minor changes. The truth that the story is all the time quite much the exact similar despite what you do is as well a huge turn off, as there's no anticipation or surprises while it does this.