havn´t played Inquisition yet. I wonder how the ending was like?
I am aware this is a spoiler thread, could you still keep the answer with rather less spoiler? Mainly i have the following questions:
- Are there different endings?
- Is there a boss endfight? Is that mandatory?
- how did the ending(s) left you feeling?
Whats the best/worst thing of the ending?
- Are there different endings?
Epilogue slides that talks about some of your choices made and their result during the course of the game.
- Is there a boss endfight? Is that mandatory?
Yes and yes.
- how did the ending(s) left you feeling?
It was okay, I enjoyed the epoligue slides. No special cutscenes other than one sequel bait/cliff hanger that happens in every ending.
I recommend getting Tresspasser though, it takes place after the ending. It also touches a little on the cliff hanger/sequel bait and sets up the story for the next game.
... Why do you want to know what the ending is like if you don't actually want to know what the ending is like? 
Anyway, it depends. There's the ending to the main game, and there's the ending to the Trespasser DLC - it's an epilogue that takes place after the end of the main game. Trespasser is the best piece of content Bioware has ever produced! 
Okay thanks guys. Now i have an impression of what th ending is like, without major spoiler.
I am kind of cautious, after the ME3 ending, so i wanted to know what to exspect if i buy the game.
havn´t played Inquisition yet. I wonder how the ending was like?
I am aware this is a spoiler thread, could you still keep the answer with rather less spoiler? Mainly i have the following questions:
- Are there different endings?
- Is there a boss endfight? Is that mandatory?
- how did the ending(s) left you feeling?
Whats the best/worst thing of the ending?
-Yes, though mainly through slides
-Yes, but the fight's not hard if you are level appropriate. Which is not difficult to achieve
-Pretty satisfied. There's a sense of accomplishment with a hook for the next game
The best and worst thing is the same thing, the endings are safe. Compared to ME3's "artistic" ending. There's not much to complain about, but it doesn't try to take any chances.
The Trespasser DLC has it's own ending, with its own slides, it's own boss fight, and an endings that's a bit more...daring. But one I still liked.
There is only one ending but there are different epilogue slides
Yes there is a mandatory boss fight
The vanilla ending was happy, conclusive, and generic (the Trespasser DLC undoes all of this)
I will admit to some mixed feelings about the ending of Trespasser. I loved the moments with all of the characters in Trespasser, but the story in the DLC became a bit strange, to tell you the truth. A surprise at the end and a non negotiable development to the Inquisitor that is unavoidable. The last 2 areas felt rushed, and by the time you get to the actual ending it feels like a little bit of a letdown, especially with the Inquisitor being changed forever. And this was done so fast I'm not sure who did the actual, er, cut if you will.
The story went from this major outcome to the council scene in order to decide the fate of the Inquisition and it all felt much too fast. Otherwise Trespasser ties up everything else pretty well.
Okay thanks guys. Now i have an impression of what th ending is like, without major spoiler.
I am kind of cautious, after the ME3 ending, so i wanted to know what to exspect if i buy the game.
Yeah, it's nothing like the ME3 endings. The main game's ending is alright, albeit nothing groundbreaking save for the post-credits scene. Some people found it overly saccharine, however.
Said scene bleeds into the Trespasser DLC, which is post-epilogue and contains the ''true'' ending to Inquisition, a much better one if you ask me since it's bittersweet and gives the player a glimpse of things to come.
I'm thinking the story in Trespasser got strange enough (and rushed) that I wonder if maybe it would make more sense if it was one of Solas' mind bending dream sequence things - like the time earlier in the game when you think you've returned to Haven after it's destroyed. Back then, while talking with Solas at Haven suddenly the Inq. woke back up in their own bed. Later Solas said he/she had very strong dreaming ability. I'm hoping that's what could explain why the story in Trespasser is so off compared to the rest of the main story. It would be very interesting if in a future game the Inq. wakes up with Trespasser having been a dream from Solas that gives them some future insight about things to come but certain permanent developments still haven't happened yet - that the Inq. might still be able to fight.
I think that would be one way they might fix the weird cliffhanger ending we got out of Trespasser.
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