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[Dukemon]

I want some more abilities for the inquisitor to make him more unique. He is like other warriors, rogues and mages in the party, actually. It would be enough, if the Inquisitor get the special abilities from the multiplayer and some more, please. ^^

The story ends always with "and he lives and leads the inquisition" therefore you can make the inquisitor more powerful, directly. 

 

And the wonderland setting from DAI is disgusting. back in DAO it was called dragons are endangered species. With one high dragon I can live, that make it's fun but 10 dragons are absurd. and then the Giants. They dont fit in the dark and dirty european idea of Dragon Age (Origins/Awakening). This is candy for US Americans they don't know that Big foot, or something else,  not exist. And it is destroying the environment of Dragon Age. 

 

And finally give DAI more Weather effects like you have show us in the alpha version. If the enemy is in water and I use a electricity damage it should make triple damage. Or that I can freeze water to make the enemy impossible to move.

 

 

(yes, I know. My English is difficult to understand. sorry)

[Kantr]

The point of the naming of the Dragon Age is that Dragons which people thought were extinct are returning.

[turuzzusapatuttu]

I want some more abilities for the inquisitor to make him more unique. He is like other warriors, rogues and mages in the party, actually. It would be enough, if the Inquisitor get the special abilities from the multiplayer and some more, please. ^^

The story ends always with "and he lives and leads the inquisition" therefore you can make the inquisitor more powerful, directly. 

 

And the wonderland setting from DAI is disgusting. back in DAO it was called dragons are endangered species. With one high dragon I can live, that make it's fun but 10 dragons are absurd. and then the Giants. They dont fit in the dark and dirty european idea of Dragon Age (Origins/Awakening). This is candy for US Americans they don't know that Big foot, or something else,  not exist. And it is destroying the environment of Dragon Age. 

 

And finally give DAI more Weather effects like you have show us in the alpha version. If the enemy is in water and I use a electricity damage it should make triple damage. Or that I can freeze water to make the enemy impossible to move.

 

 

(yes, I know. My English is difficult to understand. sorry)

 US Americans believe that Big Foot exists?

[Dukemon]

 US Americans believe that Big Foot exists?

I mean not all.

But I see no other reason why Bioware suddenly put Giants into Dragon Age Setting. Giants have nothing to do with dark european settings. 

[jds1bio]

You don't need a pool of water to freeze an enemy, though.

 

And the giants are American candy?  I've been around quite a while, but that's a new one on me.

[Grieving Natashina]

I mean not all.

But I see no other reason why Bioware suddenly put Giants into Dragon Age Setting. Giants have nothing to do with dark european settings. 

I think a a couple of sources that might disagree with you:

 

http://lotr.wikia.com/wiki/Giants

http://en.wikipedia....Norse_mythology

 

And you don't get much more of a series of mostly very dark European stories than Norse mythos.  The devs decided to incorporate another species from very old myth.  As intelligent as some of the giants in Norse mythos were, there were a lot of mindless brutes as well.  The Frost and Fire Giants used them for shock troops.  What we run into in the game is a version of those shock troops.  So it's in place.

 

Americans believe in Big Foot?  That's a new one.  There are cryptozoologists all over the world.  There is some in the US, but we don't have the monopoly on that sort of nuttiness. Cryptozoologists come from all walks of life and region, including many from areas like the UK and Australia.  Most Americans don't believe in that sort of thing anymore, just like most Germans don't believe in the myths about a sect of dark elves. 

[Dukemon]

good, but Dragon Age use the Central Europe (+the UK and Irland) medieval setting, not the Scandinavian medieval. 

 

@giants and us america: in US Series (Mystic Knights) I see it more often than in europe series. only my perspective.

 

@Dragon Age Inquisition: one more suggestions is, that it would be nice if we get more controll about OUR Inquisitor, not only in combats but also in his personality. I want could choose the fear from my Inquisitor.That should have weight in the course, in the fade with deamon of fade.

[Kantr]

Saying all americans belive in big foot is like saying everyone in Great Britain belives in the loch ness monster

[drummerchick]

Do an image search for the Giant's Causeway.

It's a gorgeous coastline made up of basalt columns (and looks exactly like the beach section of Storm Coast), and it's located in Antrim, Ireland. There is a "corresponding" section of basalt columns in Scotland, which is why it was named "Giant's Causeway."  The legend itself is pretty cute, and worth the 3 minute read, but basically... giants. 

[PoisonSmog]

I think I understand what the OP is trying to convey in their opinion.

 

I do agree it is a bit jarring for all these dragons to come out of nowhere like they do. And if they are so rare, should we really be hunting them to what seems to be extinction? But honestly it's probably  just a way to appeal to the more casual gamers in the world.

 

And the weather effects seem like a cool idea, one that could probably work in future games, but not for this one since they were focused on both this gen and last gen consoles. That definitely hindered what they were able to do.

 

Not quite sure about what you mean about special abilities for the Inquisitor though; our Inquisitor is like everyone else despite the fade mark, I mean we do get that special fade rift power though don't we? Doesn't that make us different from other characters?

[Dukemon]

I think I understand what the OP is trying to convey in their opinion.

 

I do agree it is a bit jarring for all these dragons to come out of nowhere like they do. And if they are so rare, should we really be hunting them to what seems to be extinction? But honestly it's probably  just a way to appeal to the more casual gamers in the world.

 

And the weather effects seem like a cool idea, one that could probably work in future games, but not for this one since they were focused on both this gen and last gen consoles. That definitely hindered what they were able to do.

 

Not quite sure about what you mean about special abilities for the Inquisitor though; our Inquisitor is like everyone else despite the fade mark, I mean we do get that special fade rift power though don't we? Doesn't that make us different from other characters?

yes. that I mean.

 

@abilities: the Inquisitor mage has the same schools of mage like Vivienne, Solas and Dorian. plus minus the specialisation. We invite teachers that they teach the Inquisitor the same schools that we already have (Knight Enchanter/Riftmage/Necromancer and so on). We know from DAO, DAA und DA2 it gives so many different spells, the Inquisitor has his own life (free mage or circle mage like Amell and Malcolm). Give the inquisitor mage some extra schools with this spells heal, support, nature and ghost damage, the others, Vivienne, Solas and Dorian, do not have.

that refer to warrior and rouge class, too. (warrior with archery abilitie and the rouge can handle long swords with daggers)