When *Dragon Age: Inquisition* comes out, I am going to want to buy either a PS4 or a Xbox One so that I can play it. Thankfully, I can wait until at least November 18 before I have to make that decision.
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> “It is fair for people to understand that [Morrigan] will not be a party member. That’s going to disappoint some people,” Dragon Age boss Mike Laidlaw told GameInformer, “but it’s important for us to be upfront about that.”
Booooooo!!! Booooo!!!!
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Dragon Age 3 Announced
It was a day of good news from BioWare[^f2830].
[^f2830]: With the obvious exception being [the co-founders retiring](http://www.joystiq.com/2012/09/18/bioware-co-founders-greg-zeschuk-ray-muzyka-retiring-from-indus/).
> There’s an element of “be careful what you wish for” when I think about Dragon Age 2. It does – or tries to do-so many of the things I’ve wanted RPGs to do with their narratives for a long time, like telling a smaller story in both geography and scope, developing tragedy, and focusing on party members’ stories. Yet the problems with doing those things become apparent as well, especially as the locations become tired and the narrative becomes fractured. Unbalanced narratives can fall down. It’s easy to see why Dragon Age 2 became such a divisive game, but love it or hate it, I’m happy that a big-budget role-playing game was so willing to experiment with narrative form, and I hope its successes and failures are learned from.
I was one of those who did not enjoy the structure of Dragon Age 2. In fact, I stopped playing all together. I hope Bioware can bring back some of the “epicness” of the original Dragon Age in their next installment[^fn].
[^fn]: Also, I hope they bring Morrigan back.