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[samb]

Same here.  Why does dragon age always throw away its protaganists?  I want to see my Inquisitor have her own sequel.  A real sequel, not DLC.  With a cliffhanger ending like that it would be wrong to just end it.

[Elyunha]

No hate guys, no offence if it's to be taken from what I write. These are just MY opinions and respect all y'all opinions as well!

 

I'd love a sequel/Expansion/some DLC, as long as they come with choice/consequence content that's actually visible in-game.

 

I wanted to make an Evil SOB Inquisitor, but the best I could get was a minorly douchy guy who still did everything the advisers told him to do, only with a bit more of an disapproving attitude. The Inquisitor wasn't the leader, he/she was just the puppet for the advisers. Sure, he/she made the choices but He/she had to decide between the major choices from options that were given to him/her, by the advisers.

 

I wan't a game where the protagonist is in power and that the player can truly feel that it is so. I wan't a broader variety of choice options for EVERYTHING that is option possible. Like in Origins, there even the smallest choices mattered aaaaaall the way from the beginning of the game, to the end. I want to see the varying endings, not just read them in the epilogue. I want to feel my character mattered to the people. Right now I truly don't. Not like I did in Origins every single time I played it, again and again and still continue to. The relationships there were also way deeper than they are here. You don't get to know the people around you the same way as you did in Origins. There you slowly learned to know more about them, here the relationships feel rather shallow.

 

Even my characters in Skyrim get more love from their spouses, and all they says is "Welcome home love" every time I enter the house, plus other little relationshippy things when I come and go(not saying Cullen has to cook me a meal, or Cassandra share the profit from our store, but I hope you get the point. xD).