If you think DA2 combats quality is very bad, then not sure you will be able play DAI because it has worse combats. That's unfortunate, but DA2 still has overall less repetitive combats than a ton of RPG. The most typical example is in town series of thieves combat, they can occur at very different time, or they can occur almost chained and with many similar aspects. It makes DA2 look weak on that aspect, but in reality, it's not that repetitive, it only has a few sequences that could turn bad if you did some choices in some orders. Hence combat diversity is totally unique for a RPG, except if you found some OP holes. What I can say is I saw video showing players managing it with DA2, et lest it seems possible.ĭAO is a rather unique beast, with almost every single combat with its own hand crafted tuning and design.
I can't suggest anything because I never played DAO like that. If you was playing DAO by controlling a lot all characters, then for sure and relative speed increase will be bothering. You just need adapt, the game is tuned for that. That's not a bad change, that's a very good fix of a DAO design flaw. Eventually summoning is classic in Fantasy, if it can help, imagine some summoners close by.Ĥ. Such ambushes are no way less surprising, it's just they have a much more realistic implementation, it's not changing tactical value. Replay Icewind Dale, and check all those ambushes with walls opening and enemies that popup right in your back and throw panic in the team. Jagged Alliance series is a high value tactical series using reinforcements, and there's many other examples.īreeze deeply and quote it's a cinematic/realism problem. Once you get such position, pause and take your time look all directions with that character, take your tactical conclusions.Ĭancel the idea that reinforcement is destroying tactical value. See it positively it's more challenging than a dumbing down push button to get a magic overview of the combat.
Instead of just clicking to get a larger top down view, you need analyze the terrain to identify a position a character could reach to get an overview of the combat and still be well positioned. If it's related to a lack of top down view, at least in some combats you need integrate yourself the solution through your combat management. I wonder what's those frustration points for OP.
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