
Really, i don't understand why would you want another game with the same protagonist
You don't like the romances?
If the DA:4 uses the Inquisitor we aren't going to have more romances
Or fight with an invalid, that is going to be very awkward.

Really, i don't understand why would you want another game with the same protagonist
You don't like the romances?
If the DA:4 uses the Inquisitor we aren't going to have more romances
Or fight with an invalid, that is going to be very awkward.
That pic...

Most wouldn't care because Lavellan.
In b4 the lock.
Attitudes like this jerk's are precisely the reason why I hate most depictions and handling of people with disabilities in video games and storytelling.
-sniple dead-
I would be okay with the Inquisitor getting a dwarven-made chainsaw arm.
That pic...
My reaction exactly.
In all seriousness though, crippling the Inquisitor was going to be the plan from the beginning. Sealing the breach only slowed down its affect on the Inquisitor's body. I'd rather they move on to a new protagonist with the Inquisitor returning with a Varric-given Lyrium-fueled Dwarven-crafted-more-hyphenated spear arm or something.
If the DA:4 uses the Inquisitor we aren't going to have more romances
While I personally do not want to see the Inquisitor return in DA4, your claim above simply has no merit.

Also, while as I said, I do not want to see Inky make a return, if Inky does come back for DA4 as the protagonist, I think Bioware could do it justice. They do, after all, know how to tell a pretty good story. So yeah, they could pull it off. I just look forward to someone new, that's all.
Really? Missing an arm makes someone an invalid? I have one thing to say to this kind of ablesist garbage.

So it would seem, yes.

This troll isn't even trying. Artichoke could teach him something.
Fresh cast pls
This troll isn't even trying. Artichoke could teach him something.
I am not trolling, i just don't know how make clear to the people would be terrible an invalid as character
"Ohhh ohhh you racist!"
Of course, oh wait.. where is my fat inquisitor?
I am not trolling, i just don't know how make clear to the people would be terrible an invalid as character
"Ohhh ohhh you racist!"
Of course, oh wait.. where is my fat inquisitor?
meh. I'm giving them a -1/10 for unconvincing denial. The best ones always maintain that delicate threshold of Poe.
Running around barefoot all the time is not something I would want to have my character be forced to do, especially with all the rubbish adventurers must regularly wade through. I do hope there are more aesthetically pleasing prosthetic options available to the Inquisitor should they make a cameo appearance in the next game than that horrid crossbow thingy that would not be suitable for a mage anyway.
Of course, oh wait.. where is my fat inquisitor?
If a writer from Bioware is reading this drivel, here's a suggestion: include a ridiculously overpowered morbidly obese dual wielding rogue in your next game.
Oh, and make her a romance option while you're at it.
Running away, eh? You elven bastard! Come back here and take what's coming to you! I'LL BITE YOUR LEGS OFF!
Its just a flesh wound
If a writer from Bioware is reading this drivel, here's a suggestion: include a ridiculously overpowered morbidly obese dual wielding rogue in your next game.
Oh, and make her a romance option while you're at it.
Better be fat than invalid.
In all seriousness though, crippling the Inquisitor was going to be the plan from the beginning. Sealing the breach only slowed down its affect on the Inquisitor's body. I'd rather they move on to a new protagonist with the Inquisitor returning with a Varric-given Lyrium-fueled Dwarven-crafted-more-hyphenated spear arm or something.
I was kinda figuring that the Inquisitor will basically be the Captain Anderson of DA4. Basically:
Inquisitor: "YOU THERE!!! ASSIST ME IN SAVING THE WORLD!!!"
New Protagonist: "OKAY!!!!"
I: "Uh, okay, you . . . what did you do? That's not what I meant."
NP: "Oh."
I: "But . . . uh . . . good initiative there. And I see the world is not yet exploded. So that's something. Did I tell you about that time I did that one thing?"
NP: "Yes."
I: "Oh."
NP: "Look, you're very famous and all but I really need to get on with the world-saving."
I: "Well, don't do anything I wouldn't do."
NP: "You were used as a pawn by an ancient elven god who tried to destroy the world."
I: "Well, yes. But with style."
Which would be fun.
Those who want the Inquisitor back, yet are strictly against the Warden's return, are just hypocrites.