Why in God's name should I want to do this again with the protagonist of Dragon Age 4? So that's three protagonists so far that have been left hanging. Instead, all her relationships and story lines are handed to the Inquisitor like sloppy seconds. Those were her characters, and her stories, and her choices that she should have had the option to address in Inquisition. My Hawke was a mage and argued openly with Cullen about his anti-mage mania, while she pitied Samson and got him his job back with the templars. Even having Cullen and Samson around would have made more sense with Hawke. and so Flemeth's speech to the Inquisitor and these implications lose all their (awesome) meaning when the Inquisitor is forced to step down in Trespasser (and Hawke is forced to step down in Here Lies the Abyss).ДЄnd let's not forget Cassandra's crush on Hawke for defending Isabela in a duel against the Arishok, which was possibly setting them up for a romance. Instead, we have this shattered narrative where a new protagonist keeps taking up that role. The new legend always there to save and protect Thedas. In other words, Hawke would have been the new Flemeth/Mythal. To see their writing taking a down curve is. But I think I was drawn to Bioware games in the first place precisely because they were written better than most games. To be fair, most videos games aren't written well and they're not supposed to be. And I actually care very much about writing and the craft. I think people who read my game articles aren't aware that I'm actually a novelist and I actually have a degree in this stuff. I am legitimately bothered by the crappy writing in what used to be pretty well-written and consistent games. I'm not 'upset' that old beloved characters yelled at me (I don't even care that much for Teagan, to be honest). That's why.Дon't misunderstand my criticisms. So why are they so upset about Teagan, some noble they aren't even friends with? Because we, the player, are expected to like Teagan and have been friends with him as the Warden. Hell, they've been doing it for two or three years by the time Trespasser happens. The Inquisitor deals with annoying nobles all the time. I call this bad writing because, again, it's inconsistent.

We are supposed to have a reaction through the Inquisitor, through her perspective and her feelings. Inquisition was rife with this kind of awful writing, writing where the writers tried to get a reaction out of the player and the audience rather than the Inquisitor herself. So why are these scenes playing on our feelings instead of theirs? We are experiencing the world through the inquisitor's eyes.

Especially after Leliana's grim warnings. When Morrigan comes down the stairs, my Inquisitor should be going, 'Who the f*ck are you?' Not grinning at Morrigan like an old friend. Except it makes no sense because the Inquisitor doesn't know Morrigan at all! She comes down the stairs and the Inquisitor is smiling at her like she knows her. And it almost made it feel pointless that I made friends with her two games ago if my reward now is to be treated like s*it by her anyway.ДЄlso, Morrigan's introduction at Halamshiral was just written badly. I was always friends with Morrigan back in Origins, so getting to Inquisition and having her be an ass to me and having my Dalish Inquisitor hate her (forever f*ck that temple of Mythal quest). I usually make Alistair king and kill Loghain. Now that I've remembered this, I'm perfectly fine with leaving my Warden in the Fade. If anyone could kill an ancient demon, it's her! And even if she couldn't kill it, what was stopping her from escaping the Nightmare demon and wandering aimlessly until she found a rift? That's exactly what the Inquisitor does in the opening of the game! The Inquisitor escapes the Nightmare, wanders around, finds a rift, and leaves the Fade!ДЄh well. If you take Solas into the Fade with you, he cautions the Inquisitor against trying to kill Fear.Д«ut this is Hawke we're talking about, legendary slayer of big things. Yes, the game makes it clear that the Fear demon is very ancient and can not be slain. As I mentioned, I recently replayed Dragon Age 2, and after having Hawke defeat giant walking statues, ancient magisters, high dragons, and ten-foot blood magic abominations, it seems silly that she should die in the Fade.

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