I dunno. I still need to get it myself. Pre Owned of course. What i've seen of it looks good though.

Yeah it did. I hated that stupid staff twirling.

It a good game. 2 handed sucks which is a shame.
And the replay is.. meh.
I shouldn't be to bored to replay a game.
mounts are a fucking joke.
and the table is a wasted oppertunity.
1st look at it i went. " shit thats a lot of quests best game ever. Is there a Rts element like in Suikoden?"?
nope your fuking army is a joke.

I like it, to be honest. As much people complained about it, it found a special place in my heart. I'm just disgusted with the hairstyles... which is the main reason why I never finished a female inquisitor playthrough before. I should feel ashamed to be this much shallow. Dorian FTW!

It's on par with DAO for me, what makes DAI is it's main quests, lore, companions, advisers and the fact we play a proactive PC (this was a massive complaint for DA2 as Hawke was too reactive)

DAI issues tho are it's side quests, hair, climax not being up to par and companion AI issues(which forces pure micromanaging)

Overall it's a very enjoyable game, that does have some nasty flaws.

It's good. Unfortunately, they made it huge and in so doing diluted what little story there was to begin with. I don't need every RPG to feature a humongous open world; I already get that from Bethesda's titles. When I play a BioWare RPG I'm more interested in the characters, their stories, and the overarching plot.

Still, it's not all bad. The different areas you can go to are beautiful and diverse (and I'm not even playing with Ultra settings), provided they're above-surface that is, unlike what we got in DA2. However, it didn't help that side quests have that MMO-ish feel, with your search for shards and the need to close portals the only real drive for exploring most of the map. At least in TW3 side quests feel special with their own little cutscenes what helps give more life to the characters (e.g.: the old woman looking for her pan). I feel like BioWare's choice to cut down on the number of cutscenes may have done more harm than good.

Also, Skyhold's wasted. They had all the pieces to create an incredible last stand in your castle where your repairs and additions could've slightly altered the outcome of the battle but what we got to play wasn't even close. In fact, I still can't grasp what went down at the end of the game or how, it seemed so incredibly rushed.

Origins was better in my book. I like to call Inquisition an Action Adventure game with a character creator. You can't do anything evil or bad in Inquisition, a lot of the side quests don't feel important and caused me to wonder "Why am I doing this?", the Boss reminded me of a cartoon villain in that

Origins was the best game of the lot. That said, Inquisition is quite fun and is a vast improvement over DA 2, but it is not on Origins level, in my opinion.

It is dumbed down, alright. So much its a parody. The combat requires zero thinking. All you have to do is cast Barrier (a level 1 spell) an then button mash. That's it. Sure you have some tactical options and other abilities, but they aren't needed. Its all just an illusion.

You are fucked if you don't bring a rogue too, because of locked doors you need to get through etc. The game forces you to have at least 1 of each class, or you get stuck. Brilliant design.