Hey everyone, I'm sort of new here. I tend to read the forum on and off and decided to make an account to take part in the discussion.
Introductions aside, I've been thinking about how the actual side quests of Inquisition aren't all that relevant to the context of the game. As in, the Inquisition has two clear cut goals during the game, the first is to close the Breach and the second, to stop Corypheus but the side quests don't offer much to really aid either goal and also aren't particularly engaging.
So I was thinking about how much more different the game would have been, had the War Table missions been properly fleshed out to become side quests. Granted, not all of those were relevant either, but they would have made for more interesting things to do apart from the main story.
Of course there are flaws with this idea, like how there are a lot of locations involved which aren't part of the game itself, among other things, but I just can't shake off this feeling that some of these missions would have been a great deal of fun to actually play, like the one involving the Venatori agent among the Five Belles of Hunter Fell, unmasking Those Across The Sea, all the origin related ones that open up (which IMO would have helped make the Inquisitor feel like they actually existed before the Conclave explosion happened) or earning one's specialisation rather than the trainer telling you how much hard work/training is involved only for you to just make a weapon/whatever at the requisition table.
Sorry if it's been discussed before, it's just something I needed to get off my chest. Feel free to disagree.
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