My opinions on DA: Inquisition so far.
What I like:
* three playable races and a fourth playable race, the Qunari
* exploration is back - a good thing
* armor which looks different on different companions
* visuals/graphics look good/great even? (they still maintan somewhat of a cartoony look
which I like
).
*Destructible environments - I've always wanted to pull that rope, shoot that landing or make that chandelier fall down on top of the (npc) enemies - in the game
*Choices and consequnces we've seen so far
*Sense of urgency - no longer can we dabble for two days in the Brecilian Forest and then go back to our Keep or
What has me (a bit) worried:
* Keeps - especially maintaining and updating and micromanaging these (mainly because I'm not a big of this, especially since I'm not that good at playing RTS games...)
* Agents that the Inquisitor will be using to get info etc. This reminds me a bit much of Assasin's Creed; Brotherhood or AC: Revelation. (you send agents out into the world etc. etc.)
What I don't like (so far):
* The no health regen info we've been hearing about. I actually liked it when the game, DA:Origins, had health etc. regenerate after combat. I don't like spending too much time going back and forth to camp etc. to get my injuries healed every time.
What I'm unsure about, part I.
* I'm not sure how I feel about the combat, though. Reminds me of the fast paced DA2 combat (which I liked)
* The tactical camera - will be fixed? In both senses of the word...beacuse in DA: O, the tactical overview camera does not work at all. The camera is not pulled far enough back/up? in combat situations. And the camera does not respond well to input from the mouse.
*Visual/graphics? or should I say the art design? To me, it seems like this game could end up looking somewhat like, if not similar, to Skyrim/Oblivion or even The Witcher 2 or The Witcher: Wild Hunt.
I'm not sure either about what the ability to seek cover (the necessity) to cover in a sandstorm or even during heavy rain will do for the game. Or how this ability will even work.
What I'm unsure about, part two:
* Are there factions in the game, will we be forced to choose one faction over the other, e.g. to side with one faction.
* Who are are responsible for the tear in the Veil?
* Companions etc. etc.
All these are story questions, though, so we're/I will not get these answered before Bioware decides to give us some answers to all our inquiring questions.
ps: the red, purple and golden choices you must deal with (if the leaked info indeed is true, which I strongly doubt); doesn't echo some choices en another game that has 3 attached to it?)
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