Doppleganger Dungeon Age

BioWare aiming for greater scale, less linearity in Dragon Age 3 ...

Again in the overarching story. 

Secondly, the story will likely carry on the second game's mages versus Templar theme, though this long-standing conflict won't necessarily be the main plot. 

BioWare is also planning to reinstate companion customization to some extent, though unique armors are likely here to stay, in order to give the companions a greater visual identity. 

In terms of scale, Dragon Age III The combat was better, a 2 Handed Sword which did something (AoE attacks), smoother combat, no retarded running...Improvements without end, and the story line was linear at least up front about it. Origin stories? Haha, do not make me laugh if you call less linear. You choose your class and race, played 20 minutes in a single area to get used to the way it handled, then you got started with the story line. Get rid of Hawke? Are you kidding? They can not do that! It is totally amazing. But I think it might be a misunderstanding in the article because in the same PAX dev-chat they also said: 'Hawke's story isn't done' and what this most likely refers to is the line 'If you want to see the warden and Hawke together it will most likely be in a game that doesn't let you control either one'. I didn't think 2 was that bad. It had its flaws sure, and it was missing a few good aspects of the original, but overall there were a lot of improvements. Could use some more excitement, but I enjoyed the voice acting, graphics and other things. I heard a rumor that Bioware was considering taking away the full voiced main character in order for others to choose the race, but I honestly think I'd prefer to keep a voiced character. Dragon Age II was a horrible let down. I have replayed the game 3 times already and I still find myself crawling back to DA:O. DA2 just didn't have the feeling of the original world of DA:O instead it just tell us a story of a human and his rise to power.