14 DAY TRIAL // The development team at BioWare and publisher Electronic Arts are launching the second major patch for Dragon Age: Inquisition and the two companies have quite a long list of changes for fans of the role-playing game to explore.
The official announcement says that the update is being delivered on the PC, the PlayStation 4, the PS3, and the Xbox 360, and it's unclear whether the fact that the Xbox One is missing is just linked to timing or a sign that some other changes are planned for the most recent Microsoft platform.
Most of the improvements are linked to the single-player side of Dragon Age: Inquisition and are designed to eliminate some conversation glitches, make it easier to take everything from containers, and eliminate a number of smaller bugs that the community has been talking about since launch.
The title should also be more stable overall, and the full list of changes can be seen by clicking on the button at the end of the article you are reading.
BioWare is clearly interested in improving the multiplayer experience in Dragon Age: Inquisition as well, and that means some bugs have been eliminated and gamers should get more information at the end of each match even on a slow connection.
Most of the tweaks made to the game are clearly based on the feedback coming from the community, but it seems that some members of the player base will have to wait some more in order for a definitive solution to be found for their issues with party banter.
Dragon Age: Inquisition will get both single and multiplayer downloadable content
BioWare has already said that it wants to continue to improve its most recent release in the coming weeks, although it has offered no hints on what a new patch might introduce.
Gamers already know that a full set of downloadable content for Dragon Age: Inquisition will be offered, although no details about it have yet been revealed.
Presumably, more scenarios will be offered for multiplayer in order to deliver more variety and keep gamers interested.
On the single-player side, we can expect to see either a big expansion, like Origins received, or a stream of smaller DLCs that introduce more situations that the Inquisition needs to deal with.
The new Dragon Age managed to generate a very positive reaction from both fans and critics and has already picked up one Game of the Year award.
Here's our full Softpedia review for Dragon Age: Inquisition.
