I agree sir, but by saying this you also contridict yourself, those fetch quests are done to improve the inquisition.. which is the Inquisitors job? right?
Actually no, because in the case of the Witcher, his real job is not what the games were about, which is what makes playing Gerault interesting and different from most Player Characters. The monster hunting was generally a way to earn money. The Witchers' way is to remain neutral and just do their own thing and it's a way you can play the first game. The second makes you pick sides.
Anyway, it depends on how they do these quests; what those fetched things are, how they supposedly help the Inquisition, and if you ever utilize them in a way that makes sense. I haven't played Inquisition, so I can't say. In the example I gave from Origins of finding the darkspawn blood, those vials of blood went into the Joining ritual, so you had direct use of the item you fetched.
If all the fetch quests in Inquisition do is give you a points in a nebulous "power" stat, that's no better than ME3's War Assets, which was just a number that had no meaning. There was no logic to the value one or another item had and it didn't matter if you had a balance of assets or a glut of scientists and soldiers, but no ships. All that mattered was that magic number. That was contrived nonsense.
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