Everyone here is talking about bugs, glitches, a lot of things that didn't go the right way, and that includes myself.
But i have to say, bioware listened, they gained my confidence in some way, the game was probably rushed under EA's demand to release it on holiday season, and in 2014 to win goty, it was an executive decision, and you need to understand both sides.
So it came out with a lot bugs, PC controls that are far from what we expect, and everything all the people (including myself) are talking about. I know this business is getting to a point that everything comes out sort of broken, but DAI is a gem in technical terms compared to almost anything ubisoft did this year.
But the developers really do deserve praise, they put a lot of hard work into this game, just imagine all the lore that was written, songs composed, scenarios designed, things a lot of people take for granted. It will be trully GOTY worthy after a few patches in, when this game doesn't have any more game breaking bugs.
We asked for more regions, they added a infinity of regions, each one with it's own story that felt natural to the game lore (you really don't need to do fetch quests, i didn't do many, the ones i did, was because i found there was a reason to).
We asked for tactical controls, they gave us the option, it's far from perfect, when you compare to origins it's not great, but they are still working on it, bottom-line is they did something at least.
We asked for more races, not only they put the original 3 in the game, they added the Qun.
We asked for armor for our party again, not only did they do that, they added crafting for them as well.
And the list goes on.
My point is, they are listening to us, and to that, i say thank you, not every company hears their fans demands.
My other point is, Dragon age inquisition is an amazing game, most of us are just frustrated that it could have been even better, and i think i speak for a lot of us here, we will never stop asking, because we love the game and the series, we want to see nothing short of perfection, but at least for me, after DA2, i could not expect DAI to be this great game, you won back some of my trust.
I am writing this because if i was a developer and came into this forum, i'd probably be depressed, thinking it sucked even after all my effort, so wanted to say thank you developers of bioware, you are going (sort of) the right way again.
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