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MediaStinger: ""After upsetting fans with Dragon Age II and Mass Effect 3, BioWare is back trying to redeem themselves with yet another controversial third installment to one of their most beloved franchises. Whether its new gameplay mechanics that cater to the masses, social agendas, glitches, or controversial endings, theres almost always something for someone to find fault with due to just how massive and ambitious their recent games have become. But for the most part, BioWare has found a way to keep using their successful RPG formula in Dragon Age: Inquisition to craft yet another grand adventure that dwarfs other games in the same genre."

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Gamers may have noticed that the various NPC companions at their disposal in Dragon Age: Inquisition will occasionally make random comments on objects and events in the world. They will occasionally even hold a conversation with other members of the current party. This banter is intended to be one of the many ways for players to learn about the world around them as well as provide additional insight into the personalities behind the various companions that make up the Inquisition. Bioware has also since recognized that an issue does indeed exist. Dragon Age: Inquisition executive producer Mark Darrah reassured players by confirming that the team is currently taking a look at the issue. This is good news to many gamers who are concerned with missing out on details that might help build -depth characterization for their companions. Considering that player can choose to adventure with three party members at any time, users are likely missing many conversations from Dragon Age...

Added: 28.11.2014 15:15 | 1 views | 0 comments


Quote: "While not the pinnacle of RPG goodness, the Dragon Age series has certainly had its fair share of admirers. After a controversial sequel, BioWare finally gets its chance to redeem itself in the eyes of many, and cement itself in the hearts of everyone else. Does Dragon Age: Inquisition push all the right buttons, or is it not playing its role quite so effectively?"

Added: 28.11.2014 5:14 | 9 views | 0 comments


Vince from Awesome Games writes: 'If you havent already noticed, Canada gets games. Its the third largest producer of video games in the world after the U.S. and Japan, and is by far the strongest performer per capita. Studios flourish across the country from the bustling bricked headquarters of Ubisoft in Montreal to the quiet creative retreat of Hinterland Studios on Vancouver Island. In between, on Canadas vast prairies, BioWare are still killing it in Edmonton and a thriving indie gaming community has been steadily growing in Winnipeg.'

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As many gamers already know, BioWare's latest entry into the Dragon Age franchise, Dragon Age: Inquisition, was recently released to critical acclaim. However, many players of the semi-open-world role-playing game have noticed something a bit odd during their forays into Ferelden or Orlais. It seems as though an obscure bug within Dragon Age: Inquisition's code is causing party companions to remain silent, rather than engaging in the beloved banter many gamers have come to expect from BioWare games. According to various discussions on both Dragon Age: Inquisition's and EA's forums, BioWare is having quite a difficult time trying to find the aforementioned unknown glitch in the game's code, however that isn't keeping the development team from doing their best to discover its source. In order to help expedite the process of finding the bug causing party members to remain silent, Allan Schumacher, a quality assurance analyst at BioWare, is asking gamers who have played Dragon...

Added: 28.11.2014 2:11 | 5 views | 0 comments


As many gamers already know, BioWare's latest entry into the Dragon Age franchise, Dragon Age: Inquisition, was recently released to critical acclaim. However, many players of the semi-open-world role-playing game have noticed something a bit odd during their forays into Ferelden or Orlais. It seems as though an obscure bug within Dragon Age: Inquisition's code is causing party companions to remain silent, rather than engaging in the beloved banter many gamers have come to expect from BioWare games. According to various discussions on both Dragon Age: Inquisition's and EA's forums, BioWare is having quite a difficult time trying to find the aforementioned unknown glitch in the game's code, however that isn't keeping the development team from doing their best to discover its source. In order to help expedite the process of finding the bug causing party members to remain silent, Allan Schumacher, a quality assurance analyst at BioWare, is asking gamers who have played Dragon...