Basic Combat, Advanced Combat, Expert Combat, etc.). You have your basic leveling system (you have your basic attributes that you assign points to (Strength, Dexterity, Constitution, etc.), you choose special skills the more you level up (skills like Combat, Herbalism, Trap-Making, etc., which all have four levels of specialty, ex. You have your basic inventory system (loot some stuff, wear the best stuff, give your spare stuff to everyone else, and sell everything else to merchants), except they actually have an encumbrance system (the heavier the stuff is you carry, the less you can carry, and you will be unable to pick up anything else if you reach your maximum encumbrance). Nothing else is really different about this game from other RPGs. "close range with one enemy" > "do certain attack", "close range with two or more enemies" > "do special ability".) This is a nice concept but it doesn't work very well with the mages since they want to waste all their mana thanks to these tactics, so you still have a little bit of babysitting with your teammates, but if you only have one mage in your party, there's really nothing bad about it, all you have to do is play as your mage during large battles. One good thing they have added to this game a 'tactics' feature which allows you to tell what your AI characters what to do when a certain situation appears (ex.
You don't get a real feeling of impact with your weapons and spells. Also, while you are controlling a character, you have to repeatedly keep clicking the normal attack button to attack, instead of a normal auto-attack.You also can't really tell whether or not your character is dealing any damage. What they've done wrong with this that even KotOR did right was that BioWare took away the ability to pause and queue up attacks. You control your squad of four and switch between them while doing this at the same time and you've got your basic combat. Instead of actually doing the moves yourself, you watch your character do the moves for you while the computer does a lot of math calculating the damage done (for people who have trouble understanding, think World of Warcraft). A on the 360) and combine special moves/powers with the other face buttons. You choose your basic weapon attack with the X (on the PS3. The gameplay in general is basically BAD! It takes it's basic combat system back from KotOR, except took two steps backwards back with it. This game is KotOR and Mass Effect gone wrong. This will basically act as my review for Dragon Age: Origins because I do not want to play this game anymore.
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