hmmm maybe i should wait for ultimate edition to be released first before i buy dragon age 2.

referring to dragon age 2 ultimate edition.
i dunno spent how many monies on dragon age DLC liao.
will there be an ultimate edition for mass effect 2 ?

anyone playing on laptops?

wondering hows the graphic quality on laptop ...

.... i still did buy much of the DLC... ulti sudah mao keluar...ish

The DLC must be play on origins only right? cant play on awakening?

Depends on the settings.

From the Quest for Glory days right through to BioWare's own Mass Effect, role-playing sequels have allowed you to import your old character into the new game. So, uh, how is this going to work for Dragon Age II?

Well, it'll work a little differently, what with you not taking control of the same player. Instead, the world around you will be different.

"We look at it as importing the world really", the game's lead designer Mike Laidlaw tells NowGamer. "I've always seen Dragon Age as a franchise as about more than any one character. It's about entire an entire span of history and the whole world that's affected by what happens."

"So that was our approach and I think the importing stays true to that in the sense that the decisions your Warden made and the person they were all affects Dragon Age II. You know, who's in charge of Ferelden, what happened with the Dwarves, who's running Orzammar? All of these things are reflected and accounted for in Dragon Age II."

Considering how DLC distribution is under strict EA regulation. Possibly not.

Dragon Age's Save Imports Are World-Changing
Source: http://kotaku.com/5657701/dragon-ages-save...-world+changing

If say I only have the vanilla DA:O and not DA:O Awakening savegame, it would be interesting to see the "default" choices being made for me in DA2. (My mage heroically sacrificed herself to slay the dragon, lol!)

Any chance of Alistair making a comeback in DA 2 ? He's too funny to be left out    .

BioWare is upgrading copies of Dragon Age II preordered before January 11 to the Signature Edition, packed with $20 worth of downloadable content, a soundtrack, and an in-game armory. It's like a preorder bonus, only...okay, it's a preorder bonus.

BioWare is calling it a free upgrade to a collector's edition, but let's call a spade a spade. Giving fans who preorder the game before a certain point extra content is a preorder bonus. That preorder bonus consists of a CD containing the game's soundtrack, a download code for an additional playable character and new missions, and an armory players can access in-game, stocked with various equipment.

It's a preorder bonus. Looking at it another way, it's a way of limiting the value of used copies, much like BioWare and EA did by including downloadable content with new copies of Dragon Age: Origins.

"Over the past 15 years, we've been privileged to have the support of a passionate community of fans, who continue to grow in number with every game we release," said Dr. Ray Muzyka, Senior Vice President of Electronic Arts and co-founder and Group General Manager of BioWare. "The BioWare Signature Edition of Dragon Age II is a chance for us to reward loyal fans who pre-order the game by providing them with additional high-quality content for free."

Or I guess you could call it a way to reward loyal fans.

The Dragon Age II Signature Edition will only be available for preorder through January 11. Existing preorders will receive a free upgrade.

Dragon Age II is slated for a March 8 release on PC, PlayStation 3, and Xbox 360.