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[Home8Less]

Alright so in Origins we got the following plot line format: Origin Story Tutorial - Ostagar Lothering - branch out to 4 big area quests where you "help" and "unite" various ppl to your cause - and then Final Showdown

 

In DA2 we have a different kind of a story format that goes: Scripted Tutorial - Act I Deep Roads - Act 2 Qunari Invasion - Act 3 Templar-Mage Conflict

 

In both games there is overall and overarching setting/theme of a constant enemy and goal (the blight in Groins and the templar mage tension in 2). Origins, like a lot of other bioware games, resembled titles such ME3 and KOTOR while 2 followed a different, more scripted and linear story-heavy theme (i mean it was literally story-time with varric and cassandra). What will be get in Inquisition? There was all the hype about the "open-worldness" of the game and how big their areas were going to be, and packed with countless things to do on your own accord much like TES:Skyrim. So are we going to get the classic Origins, "gather support from all the disunited factions who are all in a crisis and then fight off evil in an epic standoff" or will it be the "linear story of a person where the decisions have already been made for you as you grind though the mean streets of Kirkwall" or just maybe perhaps it will be something new?

 

P.S. why did Bioware Mod2 close down the DAI Brothel topic?

[Dracon525]

lolololol "Groins"

[LaughingWolf]

I think the game is going the Origins style of story progression.

Also, referring to your "P.S."; I'm relatively new on the forums but I kinda just take it that the forum moderators tend to be party-poopers sometimes

[Wolfen09]

I think the game is going the Origins style of story progression.

Also, referring to your "P.S."; I'm relatively new on the forums but I kinda just take it that the forum moderators tend to be party-poopers sometimes

 

yep, partypoopers....  course a healthy dosage of cullen hate will get you closed down too.... bastards...

 

 

Im thinking its closer to origins style, but not old fashioned origins style...  I believe they said you need to have your inquisition at a certain size to advance the story.... like we need to have 3000 troops or something to go do a main mission.... making us do more sidequests and gather more resources for the inquisition.... this will make it feel like the sidequests are actually significant and not just something they threw in.

[sky_captain]

My impression is that we will unlock parts of the main quest line by building up the Inqusiton's power and influence by completing side quests and having agents complete objectives on the war map.