As for the Dialog and conversation wheel. and all those who claim otherwise have no freaking idea what they are talking about. you move and attack with the fluidity of an action game (and just like any RPG in real time MUST be like) and still have all the tactical depth and strategy of DA:O intact (pause and issue order, FF damage on any difficulty higher than normal, AI tactics assignment, cross-class combos. the combat system must be responsive and fluid not cluncky and laggy like in DA:O. it isn't turn-based nor is it hex based RPG. having "dice based" combat mechanics in a real time game is an atrocity. i don't understand how can someone in their right mind like the cumbersome laggy fest DA:O combat was. add that to a story about the rise of the main character from a refugee to a hero and all the political struggles and friction between the different factions in the city and you have a very interesting story.
but those still exist in DA2 and even better since many of them take effect after time skips and you have to deal with the consequences of your choices sooner than you think. sure DA:O has all those morally ambiguous tough decision to cover up for the cliche "save the world" story. it is nothing as simple as SAVE THE WORLD FROM EVIL plot in DA:O. removal of ability to choose from three races is compensated by a framed narrative (along with time skips) and a more rewarding story with a protagonist that actually has a personality and a voice. they simply are for the better to the overall experience. and while few changes might at first seem a downgrade. and while few changes might at first seem a downgrade After trying both DA:O and DA2 i can say for sure that DA2 improves a lot of things. After trying both DA:O and DA2 i can say for sure that DA2 improves a lot of things.
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