I am having this dilemma in regards to my first round of Dragon Age: Inquisition. I have spent a large chunk of time running around the starting area trying to complete everything. In my time exploring the Hinterlands I kept wondering, "when am I going to get some new companions?" The answer was way sooner than what I actually did. Now this might not seem like a big deal, and maybe it's not, but I have been selling gear left and right that could have been used to gear up my new characters. I suppose I could craft them some stuff if I wanted to gear them up, it might drain my collected resources though. Should I gear up characters who I have little actual intention of using? If Inquisition is anything like Mass Effect I will eventually be accompanying all my companions on some sort of side quest. I think it's best to err on the side of safety and get them some passably good gear.
I am also feeling a little perplexed at this weird design decision. Why make the initial zone so huge? Part of the reason I stayed so long is because I've been burned in the past. How many times have you followed a main questline only to be locked out of side quests that you didn't finish? I know it's happened to me numerous times and I have had to replay large sections or just totally scrap a playthrough.
Now that I know some of these facts, I feel like I want to start over. I am now about 25 hours in and that is just way too much to replay. I am going to opt to soldier on and in my next playthrough do things differently. Overall I am enjoying Inquisition, but I just have to boggle over these decisions.
Redcliffe. Another part of the Hinterlands. |
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