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[katokires]

 

If you do all the "side-quests" from Sonic to get the emeralds you have different boss and/or endings thus shaping the world.

 

 

 

Fifth, to use your Sonic example, when could you take control of Sonic and give him motivations, backstory, emotions, etc. via actions or dialog options? Side activities exist in every single genre. RPGs are special in that they link it to the story in a way others don't. Alternate endings are just the tip of the iceberg of what sidequests in RPGs can offer. Sonic's interactions with the setting also limit themselves to jumping on bad people and avoiding obstacles.

 

 

I was arguing if Inquisition is RPG or not and well I was saying that even in Sonic you have side quests with effect. Replying to explain how is it that Sonic differs from RPG this dude described Inquisition PERFECTLY!
Inqusition is a game where side quests have no connection at all to the main quest and you interaction with the setting limits you to jumping on bad people and avoiding obstacles! PERFECT! SONIQUISITION! If you get all "Chaos Emeralds" you open a secret door to fight a Pride Demon! *o*

[Saphiron123]

 

 

 

 

 

 

I was arguing if Inquisition is RPG or not and well I was saying that even in Sonic you have side quests with effect. Replying to explain how is it that Sonic differs from RPG this dude described Inquisition PERFECTLY!
Inqusition is a game where side quests have no connection at all to the main quest and you interaction with the setting limits you to jumping on bad people and avoiding obstacles! PERFECT! SONIQUISITION! If you get all "Chaos Emeralds" you open a secret door to fight a Pride Demon! *o*

 

Except in Sonic you affect the boss/ending, none of the side quests in inquisition affect the main story:P

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[Jeffry]

Lol, an interesting comparison

 

 

I was arguing if Inquisition is RPG or not

 

By using the basic RPG characteristics, it is. But DAI is stretching some of them to their limits. But since RPG is a really vague term, even GTA: SA (aka the n-word simulator (damn you profanity filter)) can be described as one, since it follows the exactly same characteristics

 

I would use the official EA description from their UK Origin page - action adventure RPG, that just says it all.

[Zobert]

They have better hair in Sonic the Hedgehog.

 

[DanteYoda]

Uhh what Sonic is a side scrolling circle gatherer isn't it?

 

Never saw any side quests in it...

 

[Jeffry]

Uhh what Sonic is a side scrolling circle gatherer isn't it?

 

Never saw any side quests in it...

 

Don't forget the Sonic game made by BW

[SpiritMuse]

There were plenty of side quests that didn't relate to the main story in DAO, too. Like feeding the prisoner at Ostagar, or finding Ruck in the Deep Roads, or getting planning permission for the chantry in Orzammar, or doing the lyrium deal at the Circle. This is not new to Inquisition.

[Abyss108]

What about the side quest to find out about Samson's armour? That affects a main boss fight near the end of the game.

 

And Bioware made a Sonic RPG... So arguing Inquisition is like Sonic doesn't really mean it isn't an RPG! 

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