Mm, okay. Well, have you ever played a Bioware game before (e.g., Mass Effect)? If so, you have some sense of how they structure their stories and characters, although there a number of differences (Sci-fi vs. fantasy setting, linearity, shooter vs. swords & scorcery, developed by a different team).
There is really no one I know who makes games like Bioware does, so it's hard to find a good comparison outside of other Bioware games. I suppose you could point to Skyrim, because of the similarity of settings and dragons ... but there are a lot of differences between this and Skyrim: it's a third-person game, not a first-person one, so instead of looking out of the character's eyes, you're looking at them, feeling once removed; it's party-based rather than solo, so it's a squad-based game, very different than the solo wanderer experience in Bethesda games; and although the world is big, it is not a continuous world like in Skyrim but instead cut up into smaller sections. There is a lot more politics and dialog and character interaction going on here than in Skyrim, too.
I don't know, I can't really think of a good comparison, outside of other Bioware games... Squad-based JRPGs, except in a Western style and medieval setting?
