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[KaiserShep]

I have no idea how or what about ME since I never played those games. But um, in terms of DAI, yeah, I thought it was pretty bad and still has me confused as hell after numerous play-throughs.

 

Isn't it obvious? Solas is Keyser Soze.

[Mark of the Dragon]

I personally think the ending was shallow and really bad. It made half the game mechanics seem useless (what was the point of gathering all that power and influence if we never use it). Quite frankly, the whole thing seemed rushed and put together at last minute. I also agree that the ending was worse then Mass Effect 3. It makes all the same mistakes but some people will never see it this way because people are not as connected to the Inquisitor as they were to Shepard.

 

At this point I am hoping for some post-content DLC that gives my Inquisitor a sense of conclusion or that Bioware surprises everyone and brings back the Inquisitor as the protagonist in the next game. I know they have the whole new protagonist each game thing but Bioware have said they would be open to using the same character more then once if they see that it is important for the story. Besides the whole Inquisition game felt like a giant prologue preparing people for what comes next.

[Fiery Phoenix]

I'm more bothered by the fact that the final mission was simply a fight against Cory. ME3 at least had a full-fledged final mission.

 

But even still, I don't think anything could match ME3's ending's randomness and stupidity.

[Steelcan]

Isn't it obvious? Solas is Keyser Soze.

[Br3admax]

The reason it sucks is so you'll buy the post-campaign dlc. You can't cash in on a story that's finished. 

[Steelcan]

The reason it sucks is so you'll buy the post-campaign dlc. You can't cash in on a story that's finished. 

I mean Awakening worked pretty well for being post game content, but if EA had charged for the EC heads would have been rolling

[ComedicSociopathy]

Yeah. My ending for the first playthrough felt mostly complete. Starchild... Go for the eyes, Boo! Go for the eyes!!! RAWRUSK!!!

 

Your welcome. 

 

[Br3admax]

 

I mean Awakening worked pretty well for being post game content, but if EA had charged for the EC heads would have been rolling

DA:O flat out tells you the story isn't over in the epilogue. DA:I is just even more not over than that. If I threw you into a desert, you'd want water a lot more than you would if I took you to a tropical paradise with a beachside hotel. 

[TheRaccoon]

Final battle: a bit rushed. Where did the other companions go when you fight Cory? I would say this is rather bad. A lackluster for sure.

Ending party: OK. I enjoy talking to the companions/advisors.

Slides: Good. I was pleasantly surprised at who became the Divine.

Post credit: Pretty interesting.

Overall: A more than OK ending, I guess. Obviously not as bad as that of ME3, but they could do better though.

[AresKeith]

Final battle: a bit rushed. Where did the other companions go when you fight Cory? I would say this is rather bad. A lackluster for sure.

 

Same place your other companions go in every Bioware game

[TheRaccoon]

Same place your other companions go in every Bioware game

 

The cross-universe tea party.

[q5tyhj]

Let's all hope someone mods a better ending like they did for ME3.

Trading an actual ending for silly amateurish garbage is most certainly not an upgrade. 

[Addai]

Final battle: a bit rushed. Where did the other companions go when you fight Cory?

They're on the ground, and you're on the pieces of the temple that Corypheus has lifted into the air.

[DarkKnightHolmes]

Cory is probably having a blast in the fade. Don't know why we sent him there but I'm sure he doesn't' mind.

[X Equestris]

Cory is probably having a blast in the fade. Don't know why we sent him there but I'm sure he doesn't' mind.

Considering he probably got turned inside out by the rift we opened up in him, I doubt he's having too much fun.

[Master Warder Z_]

I don't think Cory is going to be able to do much when we opened up a rift inside of him.

Except there are blighted materials in the fade, not to mention actual darkspawn.

[X Equestris]

Except there are blighted materials in the fade, not to mention actual darkspawn.

His ability to jump bodies was disrupted by the slaying of his dragon. Since I doubt even his body can survive being turned inside out, it follows that he is most likely truly dead.

[TheJediSaint]

Killing Cory's Dragon turned his godmode off, and the Inquisitor sent him into the Fade inside out. He's deader then disco.

[Master Warder Z_]

Killing Cory's Dragon turned his godmode off, and the Inquisitor sent him into the Fade inside out. He's deader then disco.

Unless if that dragon was buried under the prison or something, he revived prior to it's creation.

So it's a plot inconsistency.

[TheJediSaint]

Unless if that dragon was buried under the prison or something, he revived prior to it's creation.

So it's a plot inconsistency.

No it's not.  Corypheus created the Dragon in a similar way Sauron created the One Ring.  By investing some of himself into the Dragon.

 

By killing the Dragon, the magic that lets Cory jump bodies is disrupted and thus makes him vulnerable.

 

It's pretty clearly spelled out by Morrigan if you let her drink from the Well.

[Master Warder Z_]

No it's not. Corypheus created the Dragon in a similar way Sauron created the One Ring. By investing some of himself into the Dragon.

Sauron survived the destruction of the one ring.

And more to the point; how long will the ability be disrupted? How durable is his frame? And add in Darkspawn strength of constitution.

They don't die anywhere near as easy as a person.

Cory surviving seems more likely then his death just because you aren't inflicting anything that wasn't already done.

Pulling him through the Fade when there isn't any indication that strain is as immense as some conjecture would indicate.

Then you have the very means of his rejuvenation in the area his "corpse" would end up.