I disliked a lot of the things about the game. Mostly the loading scenes and war table missions. (I think One took 7 hrs.)
However, the scenes where you judge the criminal were great. Loved the one where the man chucked a goat at my fortress and i was forced to judge a box with the persons remains.
good work bioware.
I think one of the War Table missions took about 16 hours! 
But yeah, I liked sitting in judgment. I made Florianne court jester with hideous shoes...what worse punishment is there for an Orlesian? 
im still waiting an option to see the "box with a broom" in some city/towm
The tyrdda bright axe war table mission takes 24 hours if you do not have any agents for Cullen Lel or Josie. I think the delicate negotiations one also takes the better part of a full day, even with agents for Josie to make it shorter. I always do those ones on a week night before I go to bed and have to go to work. That way when I come home from work and fire up the PS4 they are done, like magic!
I agree, they are definitely a favorite part of the game for me. I hope future dlcs add even more judgements.
Loved the judgments.
As to the wartable missions... if it weren't for the fact that you can just mess with the clock to complete them, I think I would have went insane.
What I don't like about the judgements is that the pajamas make my Inquisitor looks pot-bellied when he leans back in his throne.
Yes! Am I the only one who wonders was whoever designed the Inquisitor's casuals completely drunk??
What I don't like about the judgements is that the pajamas make my Inquisitor looks pot-bellied when he leans back in his throne.
Yes, and all slump-shouldered too.. looks terrible.... Females use same animations as the males... 
I sent Erimond to jail, but not without reassigning the Requisitions Officer to prison guard duty.
Enjoy the fun, motherfunker - There have been new developements!
What I don't like about the judgements is that the pajamas make my Inquisitor looks pot-bellied when he leans back in his throne.
I really enjoyed judgements. I think each zone should have had at least one judgement after you finish the quest tied to that area.
I also like the judgements but I would appreciate if the Inquisitor could address general petitions as well, like a king or queen does (as happens in Summoner 2 game).
The judgements are the best part of the game for me, to be honest.
My favorite was sentencing Erimond to Tranquility. It's the only punishment that actually upsets him.
If you do that you get a war table mission about miffed mages who are protesting making him tranquil. But he was a d-bag and deserved it. Also, the one time I did that I was playing as a mage.
If you do that you get a war table mission about miffed mages who are protesting making him tranquil. But he was a d-bag and deserved it. Also, the one time I did that I was playing as a mage.
When a spirit of empathy and compassion calls you an arsehole, you really deserve that insult.
The judgements were good for the most part, but some I didn't like. Like the mayor in Crestwood for instance. If I remember correctly, my options were to execute, exile or jail him. I thought this was so unfair. I think what he did, trapping the people underground to protect the healthy villagers was a good thing, I felt he did nothing wrong. I just wanted to let him go, but I didn't have that option, so I chose to exile him, at least he would be free, but it's still sad because he would never see his family and friends again (unless they went to visit him). And Florianne as well. i got the 3 way truce and decided not to kill her at the ball, then I come back to Skyhold and see I have to judge her. I have no idea why Orlais would send me Florianne, I wish I had had the option to send her back to them. What did Florianne do to me? Nothing. So what am I judging her for, I'm not even Orlesian, why should I care she tries to overthrow the empress? I made her do community service or something like that, at least she could do some good. And Ruth, I just wanted to send her back to the wardens :/ I told her to eff off and go to the deep roads if you want to die so bad.
I loved the judgements of Ser Ruth and the Mayor of Crestwood. Those were very well done imo.
And I'm also guilty of sentencing Erimond to tranquility whenever I'm playing a Mage Inquisitor. Shame that option isn't available to non-mage Inquisitors.
I think one of the War Table missions took about 16 hours!
Thing is she didn't really give a crap lol. Can't say I blame her. I like putting her to do commoner's work 
I just loved the fact that i could scream 
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