Inquisition Mother Fuckers

I checked out some video's and done some research and it seems that I'm just going to watch the gameplay of Origins online because it will take me far too long to finish it. Once i finish watching it, I'll head straight to Inquisition. But ya, it's my type of a game and once i finish it, i'll head straight to Far Cry 4.

I'm going to be picking this up once my new PC gets here, it'll be the first Bioware RPG I've played since KotOR and the original release of Neverwinter Nights. I dabbled with Mass Effect for a few hours and it wasn't my thing (as far as sci-fi and space goes I'll stick with my sims), but I've heard great things about inquisition. Still waiting on something I can consider a decent successor to the Baldur's Gate series; Bioware claims Dragon Age is the spiritual successor, but I'm not convinced of its worthiness yet.

The subtitle reminded me of this little gem:

Inquisitor

Not by any means an AAA title with amazing graphics, but the art is pleasing and the story, unique world and incredible number of ways you can approach scenarios and characters later on in the game definitely makes up for it. It's the pinnacle of the isometric RPG experience. So if you enjoy RPGs, especially if you're a fan of Baldur's Gate, Wasteland 2, Fallout and the like it's worth checking out. The deluxe edition even comes with a short novel inspired by the game.

psa: THIS GAME IS FUCKING GOOD.

It's massive, far beyond the other two.

Game is pretty legit

playing a female elf rogue so i can get my lesbian on

the one thing that annoys me is the fucking camera controls on PC. looting/using stairs is a fucking nightmare.

>not being a man so you can be gay with Bull

What are you, some kind of faggot?

Im not even sure if im halfway done yet, 40-50 hours in.

They said it takes 120 hours to fully see everything in the game. I'm only about 20 hours in, and really liking how open it is. I also like the battle system.

Honestly I feel like Inquisition has the same problem as Skyrim, there is a lot to do and it is nice having a variety of options, but I've done so many generic monster box fights and I really could not care less about the side quest story of the farmer who molested his farm animals or the arbitrary reward that comes out which I immediately sell. In short it's good that there is a lot to do so you get value out of the game but most of it seems redundant and repetitive, the latter excessively so by RPG standards. Doesn't help that most of the characters don't really seem that interesting to me, I'm having hard time convincing myself to really care about the story when everyone seemed willing to give their lives for you with no real personal attachment in the first hour of the game and even more so since the first few parts of the game seem to be "well we don't know what to do so just do something".

Most of the boss fights are unique with changing mechanics. The side quests arent meant to enthrall you. The main story is 10x better than skyrim thus far.

p.s. Gallow, the videos got you banned, you're on your 2nd strike.