Players choose from three classes: warrior, mage, and rogue.[22] Warriors are sword and heavy weapon wielders who can absorb a lot of damage from hostiles; rogues are equipped with either daggers or bows and arrows; and mages are practitioners of magic that can cast spells on enemies. Each class has their own stats and attributes. For instance, rogues may favor dexterity for critical hits, while strength is more important to warriors for inflicting powerful damage.[15] Stamina or mana governs the use of active abilities. As the player character attacks hostile opponents, the whole team gains Focus, which can be used to unleash special abilities.[23] Combat in Inquisition focuses on the player's ability to form a cohesive team with their party members.[24] During combat, players can switch to control other party members, while artificial intelligence (AI) will take control of the Inquisitor and the remaining members in the party.[25] This action-oriented system follows the player in a typical over-the-shoulder third-person style. Players can access the Tactics menu to modify the behaviors of the AI companions during combat.[26] The player can also access Tactical View, which allows them to pause the game, assign locations and orders to the party members and then resume the game to see it played out.[27] During the use of this combat system, the camera will be closer to that of a top-down perspective.[28][29]
Killing enemies and completing quests earn players experience points (XP). Once the players have enough XP, the inquisitor will level up, which increases the player character's health and stats, and gives players skill points they can use to unlock new talents.[30] Players can specialize their character further, which grants them specific abilities.[31] At Skyhold's Undercroft, players can craft and customize armor or weapons from crafting recipes using the materials they have collected; rarer materials give the particular weapon or armor piece better attributes.[32] Weapons and armor can be upgraded with accessories and enchanted with runes, which introduce new properties to the weapon on which they are inscribed.[15] The inquisitor and party members can be equipped with accessories such as rings, amulets and belts, which can further alter the character's stats.[33] Research items can be given to Skyhold's researchers, which can then provide players an XP and damage boost against the researched enemies.[34] Players can customize their keeps, such as rebuilding a garden as a Chantry church or an herb garden. These upgrades have minor effects on the Inquisition's espionage, commerce or military capabilities.[35][36]
Dragon Age: Inquisition introduces multiplayer, which BioWare describes as a "dungeon crawling experience". The game features a co-operative multiplayer mode which tasks players to play as an Agent of the Inquisition.[37] Players have to play through levels, and fight against increasingly difficult AI.[38] The mode can be played with three other players, or be completed solo.[37][39] At launch, the game features three multiplayer campaigns and nine playable characters.[40] This mode is completely separate from the main campaign. As a result, the progress made by the player in the multiplayer mode does not carry over to the campaign. Players can upgrade and craft items and unlock new characters in the multiplayer mode. Players can purchase an in-game currency called Platinum to speed up unlocking new characters.[41] Two multiplayer DLCs introduced additional features: Destruction added new routes to existing multiplayer maps, armor sets, and wild creatures that roam the battlefield and attack both friend and foe.[42] Dragonslayer adds the Fereldan Castle multiplayer map, High Dragons as enemies, and three new characters, including Isabela, a companion from Dragon Age II.[43]
Дата на публикация: 18 септември, 2024
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