Rummaging through the undergrowth to find plants to make potions with, upgrading armour through clunky menu screens for minutes at a time – it's just a pain in the arse, and I would assume that it's even worse for someone who suffers from even a degree of obsessive compulsive disorder. I had created a new character, and was looking forward to tackling the story in a different way to what I had done previously, but I had greatly underestimated how much content there is to simply pick apart and play with – content that you only realise is such a time sink because of the fact that you've already done it once before.Īs a result, it's far more tedious than it was the first time around. So far, I'm enjoying BioWare's epic all over again, but after spending close to an hour searching bags for crafting materials and reading signs for small experience point boosts, my enthusiasm started to wane. Having already completed the game once, I was looking forward to slogging through the adventure again while making use of the knowledge that I had gained from my first run. Just a couple of days ago, I started a new playthrough of Dragon Age: Inquisition, in preparation for the first slice of DLC that's hitting PlayStation consoles in May.
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