I appreciate that not everybody is as invested as me, and that even those who are won't have the same interpretation of events and characters as I do - even assuming they made all the same choices, which they won't, because Dragon Age is wonderful. I'm one of those players who explores every investigative branch of a dialogue tree before committing to an answer who reads the codex and who thinks carefully about the consequences and their character's personality to date before making decisions. It's all a bit complicated.ĭragon Age: Inquisition perfectly highlights many of the things I love about the franchise: complex moral issues, many shades of grey, characters with independent motivations. In Dragon Age: Inquisition, the Templars are bad and the mages need to be liberated from their oppression, right? Well, maybe.
