There were multiple endings though? Obviously, not big, different ending mission and epilogue ones, but there were different ending cards depending on what you did throughout the game. If Bioware hadn't exaggerated about the endings before you played, would you have minded them so much?
Why does the inquisitor need to be sacrificed? The mark was said to be killing them while the breach was left open and the inquisitor has not touched it. After they stabilized it (making them the herald), the mark stopped being hurtful, supposedly.
There could be a number of reasons why Corypheus doesn't attack you at Skyhold. Firstly, he looks too busy doing other stuff. He probably just wanted to do his thing and ignore you if possible by going to the temple and opening the breach before you could stop him. Skyhold could also be hidden from him by magic. Skyhold is hinted at being...weird.
The ending mission was pretty lame, it's true. If you think of the battle as the epilogue and the battle at Mythal as the final mission, it's better.
Corypheus could be busy doing what? Attending to his defeated army? No. If anything, he'd be better off attacking Skyhold than sacrificing himself to open the breach again. An ultimate sacrifice ending should've been implemented because I do not want to see my Inquisitor again, not after they screwed up Hawke's appearance in DA:I. They won't ruin another protagonist for me. We did not have multiple endings, only multiple epilogue slides. Even the banquet is practically the same regardless of your decisions, so there were not multiple endings, that is a fact. The epilogue, by definition, is the post-ending or part of a story that follows the conclusion/ending.
Dear Vultrae,
Your threads sucks!
Thank you for listening
FreshRevenge
Dear FreshRevenge,
Your grammar sucks!
You do not use a plural subject with a singular verb.
Thank you for listening!
-Vultrae
It was pretty much a par for the course ending, with some slides and a cutscene. What could you have possibly been expecting otherwise? Its basically the same as the last two, but prettier.
I was expecting multiple endings as promised, not different pictures at the end. That is ridiculous. It isn't even close to the first to, even Dragon Age 2 had more endings than Inquisition. It was even up to par with the rest of the series.
"I love you, you suck"? 
Yes, the ending could have been more immersive and could have brought together many elements from the game, but it's a far cry from DA2 or ME3. Criticism is better received when it isn't littered with insults.
Your right, it is far from ME3. Far worse. At least in ME3 you got different colors, here we don't even get a different shade for our endings. It's all one ending, with the same colors.
"40 endings" was a misprint by some magazine. Mark Darrah clarified this...almost a year ago.
While I agree the final mission was underwhelming I don't agree that any of the points you bring up fit within the narrative. I'd rather tell them how the ending makes me feel and let them work it out then tell the professionals how to do their job.
Also, if you really love Bioware, dipense with the insulting language. We have enough of that. It wouldn't surprise me if Bioware passed this over as just another hate thread.
A convenient misprint that generated tons of publicity and hype for the game. "Misprint", more like "outright lie" or "publicity stunt".
Who said that was the ending? The inquisitor still has much to do. You missed the entire plot Flemeth and the Dreadwolf Solas are the beginning to something new. So I didn't see the game as ended. The inquisitor is merely catching her/his breathe for the next impending storm. Our Armies are still strong standing forever vigilant. I feel sorry for their Garrison life now, Garrison in the Military SUCKS haha back to 0500 PT.
This is the ending. "More content later" in DLC does not excuse a poor ending for the vanilla game. I've seen this excuse used far too many times for far too many games. "DLC" is not part of the main game and should never be considered as such. We weren't promised 40 endings in DLC, we were promised 40 endings in the main game.
Unless Bioware goes back on their new protagonist for every game approach the Inquisition and Inquisitor are done.
Which is highly unlikely. Most we'll get from the Inquisitor outside of DLC is a cameo that is equally disappointing to Hawke's appearance in Inquisition.
While I would have put it in a more eloquent way (and bit more tactful) the OP has a point. This is yet another case of more exaggerated claims and outright lies. Although, I am perfectly fine without an Ultimate Sacrifice ending. I've had enough of those for two generations of consoles thank you very much. It's a trope that is being used WAY too much recently.
Thank you! Someone who finally agrees with me (at least on some of my points).
Dear Bioware,
I will donate money for boxes of tissue so you can pass them out to all the people winging and moaning about not making the game just for them.
Thanks!
AutumnWitch
They should save that money to make a decent ending as part of a free patch, but I just might need those tissues after reading your ridiculous post.
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