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[Ria Kon]

My God... this was epic. I have never experienced so complex, deep and spontaneous charachter development of my own character. Maybe with Shepard, but that took 3 games, so it wasn't so concentrated. To initiate you - my Inquisitor was an elf. He had a good heart and was very sarcastic, it even felt like he was phlegmatic. When Corypheus hit he was ready to fight hard but still with that sarcastic tone. However, through the event of Trespasser, he were "slowly" loosing his nerves until got pissed and screwed everything. Politics, nations, Solas, even his own organization or his future with Dorian. In the end of the main game the Inquisitor was a hero. Now, he became that "marked" wreck that disappeared from Thedas and maybe... just maybe, will rise angain like a ghost veteran to save the world once more.

Just one thing - we need and expect those feelings from the original ending. So stop with that better-ending-experience DLC (payed or free) trend, please.

And for Gosh sake roll the slide shows slowly! Not sure if I would catch that even if I were native English speaker.

[Rappeldrache]

Just one thing - we need and expect those feelings from the original ending. So stop with that better-ending-experience DLC (payed or free) trend, please.

 

Sorry, NOT agree with this - if I understand everything right. Sorry, my english is not the best.

 

I'm a Happy-Ending Fan. I alway say: If I want to see something sad, I look the news, I don't need to "live" a game to be sad and broken after it. And Bioware always tells to their customers :"We give you some choices, as mutch as possible, in our games."   

So: Why not giving the people choices to have a Happy End, too. If you don't like Haypp Ending: All right, you don't have to take this choice.

 

I feel always sorry if there is no possibility to become an as-shole or to die in a game (at the end). I would NEVEREVER choose sutch an option, BUT: I know a lot of player loves them. I grant it to them.

 

I think: We need and expect that different players have different needs. So please stop to force other people to join "your ending-diretion". We should ALL together ask Bioware to give us different choices (especially at the end) to make ALL OF US happy. Not just the Happy-end-Fans and the Dying-Fans and the Become-mad&Evil-Fans and so on ....

 

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[Ria Kon]

I meant we expect deep and epic feelings (at the end especially). Wether it's from a happy ending or bad ending (also prefer there to be both). I don't know how you felt at the end of Inquisition, but I was kinda empty of emotions. Not saying it was bad, but BioWare can do better (look how much the Extended Cut changed impression of the ME3 ending).

 

It was just an example how it escalated for my character. And sorry for my ENG too, I'm Czech