Comments on: Dragon Age: 10 Hardest Choices in Inquisition

By: Rian

Rian — Fri, 29 May 2015 23:18:42 +0000

As far as I was aware, it doesn’t actually let you have no one drink from the Well? I tried to do that with my first Inquisitor(because like. fuck Morrigan and her human arrogance, but also there’s no way I want to be bound to Mythal forever) and it made me choose between Morrigan and the Inquisitor anyway. So.

By: Kanna

Kanna — Thu, 25 Dec 2014 18:02:18 +0000

I was torn between mages and templars but a punch in Solas’ face convinced me.

By: Ashraf Rosli

Ashraf Rosli — Sat, 13 Dec 2014 22:35:30 +0000

I just wondering why wouldn’t Bioware give us the third, fourth or fifth choice. I mean, come on, the reason why Dragon Age Origins is my favorite is that it not given me only two choice, but has given me more than that (example of such situation are how to deal with connor, do we kill connor or do we use Isolde blood to enter the fade, it gives us the third option, go to circle tower, another example can be seen on how to deal with the archdemon, who to struck the blow to it, and we receive another option so that no one need to die due to ritual with Morrigan, and another example is when we need to decide what happen with dalish vs werewolf conflict, do we kill the wolf for the dalish? do we kill the dalish for werewolf revenge, how about go for the third option, go convince zathrian and saved both werewolf and dalish)

I really, really miss the third option

By: zibiana

zibiana — Sat, 13 Dec 2014 20:57:40 +0000

You can punch Solas in the face? I want to do that. My first play through was with a female elf romancing Solas; poor inquisitor! Going with Cullen in the second play through.

By: Aerith

Aerith — Sat, 13 Dec 2014 15:58:10 +0000

Vivienne can become Divine.

By: Kyle Lueke

Kyle Lueke — Thu, 11 Dec 2014 06:13:45 +0000

It was tough for me making almost every decision in DA:I because I was wondering what the effects of my cause would be.

It was a bit disappointing that I was unable to get both the mages and templars to ally with the inquisition. Because I know it’s never impossible to have them both as allies in the realm of infinite possibilites. I played through both scenarios and found that I liked the templars more than the mages, but I would’ve liked to help both sides. Heck you have 8 companions at that point the game, why not use them more tactfully. That was another challenge for me, the party members I selected and how rough most of them were, it was like sheez o weez Vivienne and Cassandra need a better sense of humor. They all hard their moments.

And oh my gosh Solas, what a jerk in the end of the game! Would’ve been nice if the Herald was granted foresight. I, however, valued Solas’ wisdom, but I wonder what his words and course of action was to the spirit of wisdom for his companion quest. It seems he may manipulated the spirit of wisdom for his own gain? Did you notice how he would always guide you to specific locations in Thedas?

Romance in DA:I was nice, though my first playthrough was rather lonely lol. I just wanted to finish the game asap. Cassandra was my choice, though she was tough to crack but very enjoyable to talk to after a while. I prefer a more balanced choice for my inquisitor, which the Thedas universe seems to lack, just as I think you may have wrote in your post.

The choice of the next White Divine. Made my head spin with intrigue and wonder as to why the Chantry is incapable of choosing the next White Divine without your choice. There again, the issue of balance in the DA:I. Leliana and Cassandra, really that’s it. I think Dorian or some companion stated that it shouldn’t matter if the Divine is male or female. Heck is that hard for it to be that way. As always, Bioware and it’s progressive push for more equality, which is good. Ah so much drama that relates to our world in these games.

Playing as a human gave you some benefits to the nobles of Thedas, but a lack of choice for the background of your inquisitor sucked. I felt forced as 3 of the classes were the same backgrounds, but only the mage stood out. Really? Just wish there was more diversity. But why not have an inquisitor that is a human and an elf, a mix. And the same goes for classes as well, kind of like Skyrim.

By the way, your play through seems very fun. Hope you continue to enjoy the DA universe and all it’s pleasures and secrets. I just saw your website the other day and am enamored by it. Have fun and game on in the virtual realm of pixels and imagination :)

By: girlplaysgame

girlplaysgame — Sun, 07 Dec 2014 19:51:39 +0000

In reply to Logan Snider. Ha! Yes, I agree - Bull definitely got the short end of the Bioware forced drama stick :)

By: Logan Snider

Logan Snider — Sat, 06 Dec 2014 22:01:00 +0000

Sacrifice the Chargers?
1) Its a battleship, bombard the stupid beach and kill the mages before they sink you.
2) Split up, 2-3 people can storm the beach and kill the mages while the rest of your party holds your hill.
3) The other hill the Chargers are on is literally three hundred yards away from an Inquisition Camp, SEND MORE TROOPS!!
4) The battleship is pretty close to shore, so beach the accursed vessel with a giant frigging bomb in the middle of the mages!! They won’t shoot you then will they!!

It just seems like Iron Bull was the victim of writers rather than an elaborate military scenario. He had some options here to handle the situation…

By: Chris

Chris — Fri, 05 Dec 2014 00:21:10 +0000

If Loghain is a warden at this point he can show up instead of Stroud. I haven’t done this myself (yet, still haven’t finished my first plauthrough) so I can’t say how it changes. I would say it’s an easy choice but then this – is – Bioware and Loghain probably makes a good argument or something…