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Dragon Age Inquisition - Dragon Age: Inquisition will be released in the fall of 2014. The game is set to be released on PlayStation 3, PlayStation 4, Xbox 360, Xbox One, and PC. On April 22, 2014, BioWare released a trailer confirming an October 7, 2014 release date for Dragon Age: Inquisition.
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Dragon Age Inquisition - Dragon Age: Inquisition will be released in the fall of 2014. The game is set to be released on PlayStation 3, PlayStation 4, Xbox 360, Xbox One, and PC. On April 22, 2014, Bio Ware released a trailer confirming an October 7, 2014 release date for Dragon Age: Inquisition.
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Dragon Age Inqusition - Dragon Age: Inquisition will be released in the fall of 2014. The game is set to be released on PlayStation 3, PlayStation 4, Xbox 360, Xbox One, and PC. On April 22, 2014, BioWare released a trailer confirming an October 7, 2014 release date for Dragon Age: Inquisition.
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Dragon Age Inqusition - Dragon Age: Inquisition will be released in the fall of 2014. The game is set to be released on PlayStation 3, PlayStation 4, Xbox 360, Xbox One, and PC. On April 22, 2014, Bio Ware released a trailer confirming an October 7, 2014 release date for Dragon Age: Inquisition.
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Dragon
Age: Inquisition is a sequel to Dragon Age: Origins and Dragon Age II and is
developed by BioWare. It was first (informally) announced on Twitter, the
evening of May 19th, 2011, by BioWare Creative Lead Alistair McNally. It was
then formally confirmed as Dragon Age III: Inquisition on September 17th, 2012
in an open letter by Executive Producer Mark Darrah. It was revealed during
Electronic Arts' E3 2013 press conference that Dragon Age: Inquisition will be
released in the Autumn of 2014. As of November 18th, the game has been released
on PlayStation 3, PlayStation 4, Xbox 360, Xbox One, and PC in the United
States, and has released on all of the same systems on November 21st in Europe,
after being delayed from its initial release date of October 7th. On April 22nd, 2014, BioWare released a
trailer confirming an October 7th, 2014 release date for Dragon Age:
Inquisition. On July 22nd, 2014, the game release was delayed to November 18th
for North America and November 21st for Europe.
Development of Inquisition began prior to
the release of Dragon Age II, and it was originally conceived as a
multiplayer-only game, codenamed "Blackfoot" during development.
BioWare is planning on combining elements
of earlier installments in the series, Dragon Age: Origins and Dragon Age II, into
the creation of Dragon Age: Inquisition.
Combat is also expected to differ
somewhat from its predecessors and focus more on a player's ability to prepare,
position and form a cohesive team with their party members, requiring fewer
repetitive finger strikes but better thinking. The armor customization will
differ from both Dragon Age: Origins and Dragon Age II, in that each party
member will have interchangeable armor pieces that will customize the look
according to its specification and class.They will also refrain from reusing
environments, a common criticism of Dragon Age II. Cinematic designer Jon Perry
said that "one level in Dragon Age 3 is as big as all of the levels in Dragon
Age 2."
BioWare will use a brand new engine which
will use Frostbite 3 as a foundation.
The game will have creatures new to the
series. Regarding character creation, the advent of multiple playable races
will by necessity require different body and armor models for the protagonist.
This aspect, according to Mike Laidlaw, will furthermore take precedence over
any potential body shape choices or sliders in the Inquisition character
creator.Additionally, according to David Gaider, Inquisition will feature even
more race-specific content than was planned for the protagonist backgrounds
originally designed for the game.
Although touted as an "open
world" game at E3 2013 presentation, the developers quickly clarified that
Inquisition will not be open world in the same way as The Elder Scrolls V:
Skyrim, but instead simply feature larger locations (than presumably Origins and
Dragon Age II) with more exploration freedom. There are 10 large "open world"
locations in the game. Gameplay will continue post-story completion, as opposed
to retroactive DLC such as in Dragon Age II.
It is the first game in the series to feature
mounts. The dialogue wheel, first featured in Dragon Age II, returns. Like in
Dragon Age II, the wheel will display the type of emotion that matches your
dialogue choice.
As in both previous installments, the
player character can be one of three classes; warrior, rogue or mage. The
player will have the ability to choose one of 4 playable races - human, dwarf,
elf or qunari - and of either gender. Body sliders will not be available to
customize the player character's physique; rather, the engine will support
differing body shapes for each race.Two voice sets will also be available for
each gender: in the English version, one will have a British accent, and the other
an American one.
Like the Warden, the Warden-Commander,
and Hawke in previous titles, the Inquisitor will be able to recruit
companions. It has been revealed that there will be nine possible party members
in total. All companions can be customized via armor appearance and in-class
weapon style. Furthermore, in exploration they will assist the player by calling
out sights of interest.
According to Mike Laidlaw, as in Dragon
Age: Origins, the Inquisitor will be able to speak to companions as desired,
though not necessarily in every location.
According to Mike Laidlaw in an interview
with Eurogamer, companions will leave the party if approval ratings are too
low, similar to Dragon age: Origins, and it is possible to only have one
companion remaining in the end. It's also possible for the companion to betray
the Inquisitor depending on the choices made by the player.
Part of the gameplay of Inquisition
involves obtaining and maintaining power in various regions of the map. In
part, this is done through strongholds, which can be seized and upgraded to
accomplish various tasks, and which serve as a hub for promoting the interests
of the Inquisition.
Crafting returns in Inquisition, which
according to Cameron Lee, is the deepest BioWare has ever created. In addition
to crafting items from raw materials, players can create different parts of the
final product and then combine them (e.g. different sections of a staff may be
crafted before combining them). The materials used to create the item will
determine its appearance.
While playing, the GUI for Dragon Age:
Inquisition will include a radar which displays important points and foes. Mike
Laidlaw has stated it's better for battles. The game can be played using a
tactical camera view (where the party is controlled from overhead), or from the
third person.
Combat in Dragon Age: Inquisition will
have a greater focus on strategy than in Dragon Age II. Party health will not
regenerate automatically after an encounter as it did in Dragon Age II and
Dragon Age: Origins, and mage characters will not be able to repeatedly cast,
or "spam," healing spells. Similarly, the ability to carry healing
items will be limited, to instill a need to adequately prepare for combat and
exploration.
With regards to the PC edition of
Inquisition, Laidlaw revealed that the tactical quickbar will be locked at 8
slots, because "32 abilities (along with passives/upgrades) across the
party provides a broad spectrum of tactical options."
During fights, the environments will also
be able to be exploited and manipulated to a greater degree than in Dragon Age
II. This capacity goes both ways, however. For example, a mage character may
cast an "ice wall" spell to create cover on a battlefield or hem an
enemy into a corner—a similar idea to a mage casting a fire spell after using a
grease spell in Dragon Age: Origins—but the enemy may respond by melting the
ice wall, eliminating the player's advantage.
Eliminating other NPCs, including
wildlife, will also have an effect on gameplay in Inquisition. The player will
have the ability to forage or hunt an area into scarcity, which will allow
other species of plants and animals to proliferate instead. Furthermore,
clearing an area of intelligent enemies like bandits or dragons will impact the
locale greatly. Each dragon is unique from a gameplay standpoint.
