One of the narrative elements I'm really intrigued by is the story-within-a-story layering that could be really cool if pulled off correctly. Good storytelling will never get old, so if the writers can craft a tale that's worth telling (or, rather, worth hearing), I'll be the first to hop on board. BioWare's approach with Dragon Age 2 is no less valid. On one hand, something's very liberating about being able to go wherever or do whatever you want in a wide-open RPG like Dragon Age: Origins, as some people get much more invested when they're basically creating the story on the fly. Will Tuttle: You jest, but I actually did really enjoy Sonic Chronicles! As for Dragon Age 2's new focus on storytelling, I'm of two minds. I much prefer role-playing games like Final Fantasy, where I am being told the story for these specific characters, rather than creating my own guy. You can pick his class, but that's it it seems a bit more Japanese in that regard, which I admittedly like. One of the big differences with Dragon Age 2 is that it's a much narrower story - rather than picking from several races and playing through the origin stories you referred to, you're in the shoes of a single character. Ryan Scott: Yeah, I know you're more of a Sonic Chronicles guy, so it's all good.
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