I think the devs (Mike Laidlaw?) actually said there was a summary of your decisions when you import your worldstate at the beginning of the game. But I don't remember where I saw/heard/read that, sorry :S
Would be nice, although I assume it will only be for major story decisions as there are way too many choices in the keep.
EARLY ACCESS FOR EVERYONE!
That German video. The first 20seconds. The Orlesian (I assume Val Royeaux) soundtrack. I can't... help... it's so good.
YES. THANK YOU. I was beginning to think I was the only one who was impressed by the Orlesian Capital's architecture and its music. I think I'm gonna love Orlais... or love hating it... 
Also, I can't wait to hear the entirety of that track. Seems to fit Orlais so well.
EARLY ACCESS FOR EVERYONE!
SO glad that I got an Xbox one. I'm trying to just limit myself to the character creation, but curiosity will *probably* get the best of me. Glad everyone in the world can get it the same day!! 
YES. THANK YOU. I was beginning to think I was the only one who was impressed by the Orlesian Capital's architecture and its music. I think I'm gonna love Orlais... or love hating it...
Imagine dancing in the Orlesian ball to this music.
Man. I have a PS4 but not an X1. Lucky you people. 
David Hulegaard @HulegaardBooks
So, this quietly happened last week... http://www.biowarestore.com/catalogsearch/result/?q=cullen … #Cullenites
BY THE WAY, the 60 minute video has spoilers BUT ALSO, Harding got her scar back, it's intensity is just set to 'low'. Also... imagine, if you will, Harding in Hightown. I think Varric's onto something.
Imagine dancing in the Orlesian ball to this music.
I really hope it's going to be the case. We already know
Games.on.net preview, don't think this has been posted yet:
http://games.on.net/...ition-hands-on/
They had a preview in Melbourne!
[single patriotic tear]
Dragon Age: Inquisition on EA Access
Have you heard about EA Access? It's a new service available exclusively to Xbox One with all kinds of cool perks. For $4.99 per month, you get access to The Vault, where you can download and play the best of EA's games to your heart's content.
EA Access members can also download upcoming EA games before their release date to try for a limited time. If you enjoy the game, buy it from the Xbox One Marketplace on release day (with a 10% discount, exclusive to members) and keep playing. Your progress will carry over into the full game!
We're excited to announce the details for Dragon Age: Inquisition's trial through EA Access. Beginning November 13, EA Access members can download a trial of the game and experience up to six hours of play. Want to create your Inquisitor and start your journey? Want to try your hand at multiplayer mode? The choice is entirely up to you!
For more information about EA Access, click here.
DISCUSSION THREAD: http://forum.bioware...ss-the-details/
Derek Hollan @Derek_Hollan
Keeper, Keeper, Archer, Leg.
There was a *tiny* error with the poster contest... If you sent any entries that were bounced back, please resend to biowarecontests@ea.com!
I get to play the Early Access portion of DAI 5 hours before America. SWEET REVENGE
We sat down with the first 5 hours of @dragonage: Inquisition, here's our 5 favorite moments: http://bit.ly/13A9W9G
Dragon Age: Inquisition isn’t just a massive RPG – it’s the biggest one BioWare has ever made. We’re talking about dozens of hours of gameplay containing tons of quests, a slew of complex characters to befriend, and an epic fantasy story that puts you in the shoes of the Inquisitor, the only hope Thedas has of salvation. The folks over at BioWare were kind enough to invite us over so we could dig into the first five hours of Dragon Age: Inquisition's incredible-looking PC version – and considering its size, we barely scratched the surface.
With that in mind, here are 5 awesome things we did during our time in Dragon Age: Inquisition.
Sent out a scouting party to unlock a new area. Inquisition is packed with giant, sprawling zones begging to be explored. But first, you’ll have to unlock them via the War Table, a map-like interface through which you’ll discover new areas and embark on epic adventures. After forming the Inquisition, we needed some allies if we were to make any noticeable impact on the world and its ongoing events. One of the organization’s most trusted advisers – returning character Leliana – suggested we send a scouting party to The Hinterlands of Fereldan, where we might find support. We took her advice, unlocked the zone, and set off.
Saved some refugees from templars and mages. Upon reaching The Hinterlands, we were alerted by Leliana’s scouts that a nearby settlement was caught in the crossfire of templars and mages, whose insatiable hatred for one another left a frightening wake of destruction. We swept in, picking off small pockets of enemies at a time, until eventually we took the area back from its unwelcomed occupants. Better yet, we were able to recruit a few thankful refugees into the Inquisition’s ranks, bolstering its strength.
Laid waste to woodland creatures (for resources, not for sport). Because we’d liberated the settlement, we were presented with numerous quests to take up. Some refugees wanted payback for the damage caused by the templars and mages; but more importantly, others needed supplies to simply survive. So we went hunting for meat... by which we mean we traveled into the nearby forest and used our mage’s flame spells to set woodland creatures on fire, simultaneously killing and cooking them. You know. For the refugees.
Killed a massive demon and closed a Fade rift. Part of liberating Thedas from chaos involves fighting demons and closing the Fade rifts from which they emerge. And some of those demons are, shall we say, huge. At one point, we encountered a towering monster with an ungodly amount of HP. His powerful ground slams and lightning-infused melee attacks were downright terrifying, draining our party’s health meters extremely fast. There was only one way to take it out: by disrupting the rift with the Inquisitor’s unique powers to stun the creature, then bursting it down with our party’s abilities while it was incapacitated. With lots of perseverance (and lots more potion chugging), we destroyed the demon and sealed its rift.
Sent agents of the Inquisition on high-priority missions. After exploring The Hinterlands for a few hours, we headed back to the Inquisition's base of operations to gear up and prepare for the quests ahead. There, we were presented with an excellent opportunity: to send the Inquisition’s most trusted advisers on missions around Thedas in hopes of gaining new allies and the peoples’ trust. These passive missions occur in the background while you’re doing your thing. A mission’s success and outcome depends entirely on whom you send, and successfully completing these outings not only rewards you with gold and loot, but also additional power and influence.
Encountered a dragon (which immediately destroyed our party). We spent the final minutes of our session checking out new areas of The Hinterlands we hadn’t yet seen, simply because that one, single region is so vast. There are hidden caves packed with loot just waiting to be discovered. There are dozens of camps and landmarks to claim. And, of course, there are dragons. Fun fact: if you hear a loud noise off in the distance and think to yourself, “hmm, that sounds kind of like a fireball”, then it’s extremely likely that you’ve unknowingly wandered into the territory of an aggressive dragon. (Also, that sound is 100% a fireball.) Even if you’re equal in level to the creature, only the most stalwart Inquisitors will survive to tell of the encounter.
Excited to embark on your own epic RPG adventure? Dragon Age: Inquisition is only two weeks away. In the meantime, why not take a look at the system specs and some gorgeous screenshots of the PC version of the game? And don't forget to pre-order so you can pre-load the game and be ready to play the second it launches.
See you in Thedas, Inquisitor!
At least it sounds like people won't be able to spoil much after 6 hours of playing, since advancing the main story requires a fair amount of exploration and questing to build up enough Inquisition power.
Bridge DA: 2 and Dragon Age Inquisition with the sweet modernity of a text adventure http://trib.al/znf9DSC |
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Great Solas pic!
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