1)Give you context for decisions you'll make in the Dragon Age Keep, which will go into your Inquisition game. 2)Give YOU context, overall. Even if you don't like the game, you'll at least get what's happening when the Fade breaches in DAI's prologue (though I'd also suggest Dragon Age: Origins-Awakening expansion for that). Dragon Age. There are four difficulty settings for Dragon Age: Origins: Casual, Normal, Hard, and Nightmare. Difficulty settings alter a variety of aspects including enemy AI, enemy resistances, and friendly fire, but does not increase the amount of XP gained. The game is tuned to be played at the Hard Full Order from the Dragon Age Timeline by DIrishB. Leliana's Song. A Tale of Orzammar (Free DLC from PCGamer. Link under "notes" on this page.) DA: Origins (Includes Stone Prisoner, Return to Ostagar, Warden's Keep) DA: Awakening. Golems of Amgarrak. Witch Hunt. No flags from Golems of Amgarrak are imported into DA2. The Dragon Age series isn't as directly connected game to game via the same Player Character like Shepard in Mass Effect but in terms of events going on in the larger world and characters popping up, there is a fair amount of continuity and your choices do import from game to game, even if they're not always as big of consequences to them as The first 2 are independent stories. There is no importing with them. You start, play through, end. The latter 2 are part of the Warden's / Dragon Age: Origins stories. You can import your Warden from Origins or Awakening (and in Witch Hunt's case, you can import from Golems as well) to play through the story or start a new character in them sTXr1. Dragon Age II: Isabella-Short Story. Dragon Age II: Merrill-Short Story. Dragon Age II: Fenris-Short Story. Dragon Age II. Dragon Age: Redemption. Dragon Age: The Silent Grove. Dragon Age: Those Who Speak. Dragon Age: Until We Sleep. Dragon Age: The Masked Empire. Hi @EA_David . My DA:O is a physical standard copy from 12 years ago more or less. One that came with 2 CD-Roms and the Stone Prisoner DLC. I remember transferring that copy with the serial number to Origin. When focusing on the main objectives, Dragon Age: Origins - Awakening is about 13 Hours in length. If you're a gamer that strives to see all aspects of the game, you are likely to spend around 21½ Hours to obtain 100% completion. Platforms: PC, PlayStation 3, Xbox 360, Xbox One. Genre: It's a pretty massive game. Especially with all the DLC. Most of it is quality content aswell imo (core game at least, haven't played all the DLC), unlike all the copy-pasted environments they did in DA II. I don't remember how long my last playthrough was, but right now i've played 26 hours and game stats says i've completed 36 % of the game. On average, these take around one hour to beat, with Tale of Orzammar being shorter and Leliana's Song being double the length. On a whole, every DLC combined adds a total of 10 hours to your experience. If Origins' completionist length of 120 hours wasn't enough, then the DLCs will certainly keep you satiated.

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