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I should start by saying I had a hard time finishing Dragon Age. I restarted the game once after beginning as a Dalish Elf Rogue and getting bored. And, even when I replayed as an Elf Wizard (at it's core, the game is made for wizards), I still found sections of the game tedious in parts, enough to cause me to stop playing a second time. Eventually I powered through the sections I didn't like (the Fade and the Dwarven caverns), and in the end, I feel I was well-rewarded.

At its core Dragon Age is D&D as a video game. It's no wonder they call it a spiritual successor to Baldur's Gate 2. They might have "shriekers" instead of of umber hulks and "genlocks" instead of orcs, but fundamentally, it was single-player D&D video game. To me, one of the questions Dragon Age raised is the feasibility