Dragon Age Inquisition

Dragon Age Inquisition

Dragon Age: Inquisition is a sequel to Dragon Age: Origins and Dragon Age II and is developed by BioWare. It is first of all (unofficially) announced on Twitter, the evening of May 19, 2011, by BioWare Creative Lead Alistair McNally. It was then officially confirmed as Dragon Age III: Inquisition on September 17, 2012 in an open letter by Executive producer Mark Darrah. It was revealed during the Press Conference 2013 E3 Electronic Arts Dragon age: Inquisition, will appear in the fall of 2014. The game is set to be released on PlayStation 3, PlayStation 4, Xbox 360, Xbox and PC. On April 22, 2014, BioWare released a trailer confirming a release date of October 7, 2014 for Dragon Age: Inquisition. July 22, 2014, the release of the game was delayed to November 18 in North America and November 21 for Europe.

Development of the Inquisition began before the release of Dragon Age II, and it was originally designed as a game, called "Blackfoot", multiplayer only during development.

BioWare plans combining elements from previous installments in the series, Dragon Age: Origins and Dragon Age II, in the creation of Dragon Age: Inquisition.

Combat should also differ somewhat from its predecessors and focus more on the ability of the player to prepare, position and form a team welded with members of their party, requiring less strikes repetitive finger but better thought. Customization of armor will be different from these two Dragon Age: Origins and Dragon Age II, as each Member of the party will be interchangeable armour parts that personalize the look according to its specifications and its class. Also, they refrain from reuse of environments, a common criticism of Dragon Age II. Film designer Jon Perry said that "one level in Dragon Age 3 is as large as all levels in Dragon Age 2".

BioWare uses an all-new engine that will use Chilblains 3 as a foundation.

The game will be new creatures in the series.

About the creation of character, the advent of several playable races by necessity will require different models of body and armor for the protagonist. This aspect, according to Mike Laidlaw, will also have priority over any possible choice of form of body or of the cursors in the creator of characters of Inquisition.In addition, according to David Gaider, Inquisition will propose even more race-specific content than expected for backgrounds of protagonist, originally designed for the game.

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