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After the modest success of Dragon Age: Origins and the lukewarm reception of Dragon Age II, it remained to be seen whether or not revered developer BioWare could apply their role-playing game finesse to a high fantasy setting as effectively as they have with the space operas of Mass Effect and Knights of the Old Republic before it.

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Despite being able to store extra items inside special chests in past Dragon Age games, BioWare opted not to include such a feature within Dragon Age: Inquisition. So while players rule their own faction and have their own keep to call home, they cant actually use any of that space to stash their extra gear. BioWare QA member Bryan Johnson has confirmed that personal storage is indeed one of the more commonly user requested features. Johnson wanted gamers to know that BioWare is very aware that having an item stash is wanted by players but cant say whether the developer will actually ever add the feature to Dragon Age: Inquisition or not, We have noticed this is a fan want. Not sure if it will happen, but it has been acknowledged we have seen it. Even though he didnt announce that storage was coming, fans were happy nonetheless simply to know that a member of the development team was addressing the issue at all.

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EG - For all their accomplishments, it's fair to say that previous episodes in the Dragon Age saga lacked something when it came to visual polish and technical acumen - but Inquisition is something different and something really special. BioWare utilises DICE's Frostbite 3 technology not just to produce a beautiful, well-optimised experience, but also to open up the gameplay. While previous instalments in the series were limited to small areas divided by loading points, Inquisition now presents maps much larger in scale and detail. This new world is massive and ripe for exploration, complete with beautiful, detailed visuals - and as an added bonus, performance is much improved over previous BioWare console efforts. We've been spending some time with the Xbox One, PlayStation 4, and PC versions of the game and each one offers an excellent experience worth jumping into - but there are some fascinating differences between each offering.

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Red Bull writes: Dragon Age: Inquisition is a marvellous game with some silly ideas about romance.

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A large amount of players are having issues with the freshly released Dragon Age Inquisition. This vastly spread bug happens upon launch, after the BioWare logo, and it will most likely make the game go into a full black screen. Here's a compilation of possible fixes.

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Technology Tell writes, "Dragon Age Inquisition does offer the most in-depth character customizations yet in a BioWare game. The creation screen looks more like something pulled from a The Sims game than an RPG. You can tweak positioning, size, sometimes even angle. Color of course is an option. There are two voice options for each character. Its easy to get lost in the assortment."