Zoeller's response: For what it's worth, 'EA' has nothing to do with this (apart from being the parent company of BioWare). Once again, Electronic Arts pushes the limit for how to bilk you for more money.Īnd Mr. Dragon Age, as sold, is slightly crippled by design. The solution to this problem will cost you seven dollars above and beyond the money you paid when you bought the game. The bottom line is this: the lack of inventory space is a problem given the way the game was designed. But rather than fixing the game by giving everyone a storage locker, they opted to use the problem as a way to make more money. Bioware claims this was created after early reviews complained about the lack of inventory space. It adds a new party camp that includes storage so you can free up backpack slots when you're adventuring.

It's called Warden's Keep and it'll cost you seven dollars to download. What's worse, I've had to sift through loot guessing what's worth what, because the prices aren't listed until you visit a merchant.īut then there's the third step. I have literally left money on the floor. Loot has been abandoned for lack of a place to carry it. In every longer storyline mission, I've left behind items that I wanted to sell. Do you dare sell off those Juggernaut plate mail boots? Or do you hold out hoping to get the hat and breastplate? Then there are the sets of armor that give you a bonus, but you'll only find them one piece at a time. But what about when or if you recruit another mage into your party? And you'll want to keep all those consumables, right? Surely the salves that protect against electricity damage or cold damage will come in handy at some point. You might find a really nice pair of gloves for a mage, but your one mage already has nice gloves. So a lot of this stuff you'll sell, but not nearly enough of it.

First, Tom's complaint: Sixty slots fill up quickly. After Fidgit's Tom Chick voiced his concerns over having to spend $7 on the Warden's Keep DLC in order to increase the inventory space available to our characters in Dragon Age: Origins, BioWare's Georg Zoeller made a few comments in an attempt to dispel the notion that it was just about 'bilking' us for more money.

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