There is nothing more frustrating...

As a completionist, there is nothing more frustrating than trying to finish a game when you want to play another.

I am trying so hard to get Dragon Age : Inquisition finished so that I can get back to Skyrim.

I know! I know! I should be playing all the other Dragon Ages; Dragons Dogma; all the Fallouts; ESO; and so many more, but I miss you Skyrim. Oh Talos how I miss you!

Come on DA:I finish already! Dern it! I still have 2 1/3rd DLC's to finish. Dern it!

Wait till you see how long it takes for proper use of right clicking comes back -- every time you want to turn you will be drawing your weapon

Dragon Age Origins does the best job of immersion - esp if you play a mage - much more than DA-I (in my opinion).

I wasn't impressed by Inquisition, mate. I dropped it like a rotten fruit.

Sinickal said:

I wasn't impressed by Inquisition, mate. I dropped it like a rotten fruit.

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Don't get me wrong, I do love the game, but it doesn't hold a candle to Skyrim.

It's just SOOOOO long! And that's saying something when compared to a relatively endless Skyrim, Oblivion or ESO!

It's just so dern repetitive.

Yeah, I only got to the Skyhold part. After that, I always lose interest in the story. Then I just play to level up, and then it becomes tiresome, so I stop playing... and then I restart. Rinse and repeat.

For me, the game is only good for the mechanics. Story was boring.

I'd like to challenge that, considering I was raised around early 1900's movies with absolutely boring story lines. No idea how dad likes em. That and the wooden acting. It sometimes makes Ryan Renalds look like an acting genius!

I wonder how long I'd last with Inquisition's story.

Anyway, yeah I've had that happen a few times. Skyrim, and then Medieval 2, and then Fable series. Mostly to unlock achievements or get muh role play fix... y'know.

I just can't seem to get back into other games. I have ME2 sitting there unfinished. DArigins I am stuck down with the damned dwarves, and Fable...meh. Was going to give Halo a go.
I even lost interest in Fallout: NV. *sigh* Maybe I should force myself to give at least one of them a go again.

I have too many role playing games in my library and get distracted easily. I just started a wood elf over the weekend and I'm determined to get through as much of Skyrim as I can with her this time. I like to try and finish the main story campaign at least, otherwise I have to restart over again the next time I come back. I'm suppose to be finishing off the Bloodborne DLC right now, but I'm in a massive role playing mood and so ended up on Skyrim. We choose to play games for fun so I suppose it doesn't matter if we allow ourselves to get distracted away from a game as long as we're enjoying ourselves. It's not an obligation to get to the end if we're no longer into it. Another option is to leave the side quests to get through it quicker. I definitely don't like to have too many games on the go at once though as it's then impossible to fully engage with any of them.

Dragon Age Inquisition, IMo, does a great job of building up that epic feeling we all want in am RPG. And then, drops it like a stone. Seriously, that ending, where your choices throughout the game matter less than Iron Bull's choice of lovers was not a good one, to say the very least. But it's becoming a trend with Bioware. Fist they screwed up ME. Now this. Sheesh.

I know how that feels and have been playing Witcher 2 half way into it and with elves in it who are persecuted by the templars in it, and find out the dragon is an women when choosing the elf side which surprised me. It is something which can make me hard to wait for a new game if I still have a game unfinished and usually, try and complete them when I have the time. I do have some games on the Steam site like Penumbra series half way through but not finished as some need walkthroughs as there are certain things you need to do to complete a level.

I wasn't a fan of Inquisition. I dropped it without feeling bad about finishing it, but I do know exactly how you feel. It always sucks to drop a game, especially if you are close to finishing it.