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This was beautiful. I’m shocked that your channel is so small. Subscribed!

What a great esse! Good job, you said something what i always felt about the games but never expressed that so right way.

I know how you feel chap. My experience was very similar, only with Age of Mythology instead. It kick-started my imagination, and created a love of games, history, mythology, fantasy and epic stories that has made me who I am today. :)

There is love and melancony in your words, and I thank you for that.❤

When im 10 yo all i want to do is "how do you do to turn this on" and go brrrrrrr.....

I first watched your video on inquisition and i honestly just love the types of videos put out and the quality is amazing - I genuinely thought you were a much larger RUclipsr, and you freaking deserve to be! I foresee your channel getting really big one day and I’m glad I got to be here at the start! I love that you choose to talk about games that you love and the passion really shows!

Thank the algorithm for recommending me this video.

Great video man! We love this game!!!

It was one of my first games as well, though my first love was Doom 2. But AoE2 is still on my "best 10 videogames of your life" list, so I totally agree with your points about it. It's a great game, highly replayable, though I haven't been playing it for decades, since I've been away from videogames for many years. But I'm slowly getting back and I'm definitely planning on getting the Definitive Edition (it's in my Christmas wishlist, together with Space Marines II and The Expanse: A Telltale Series Deluxe Edition).

Absolute same sentiment man. I still remember my friend giving me an extra disc he had and it, without hyperbole, changed my life. Has to be my most played game as a teen and younger.

honestly my only gripe with 2 was the forced character. i don't mind the characters having voices, inquisition was proof a custom character can still be voiced in the DA series. but having to play as either "this guy" or "this girl" was not fun.

I think DA2 aged like fine wine, given how DAV turned up to be.

Hawke will always be my hero.

Thanks for starting straight up with spoilers, you douche. I guess you were too lazy to announce that.

Each of these games is good in its own right. Origins had to be good or the series would have died and it can give you a very heroic journey, if you play it that way. DA 2 is rushed, but it is nice to have a game where you try and you can not change a thing, despite attempting. Inquisition has maps, I do not know what they lead to and too many collection quests, but has a great atmosphere and here and there some points, where you had to question yourself. Veilguard has many flaws in its heavy handed writing and the romance plots are a joke ( a joke with huge, massive potential thou), but it is fun and some character and some things add a nice touch. I had not yet the time to play through the dlcs yet, but intent to and adding the element of being able to letting go of power is a nice new aspect.

Eh. Dragon age is dead to me. Now mass effect is next. What a shame.

Inquisition is a game where the sum of its parts is far greater than each one individually. There are better combat systems (even within the DA series arguably). There are more interesting companions in the series. It's a good looking game, but there were still better even at the time. It all accumulates to a very deep and unique experience. The sort of "final gasp" of "Old Bioware". I remember being so hyped about the DA Keep. It genuinely saddens me the current group at Bioware don't have near the same level of respect or care for the previous content. I struggled with deciding between the Qunari and the Chargers my first playthrough. Knowing what comes after, the decision is easy, but that first time, before you know the details of the final battles, it feels so important to have Qunari aid. And if you took time in Skyhold you already had so much time to get to know Bull and the Chargers so they're genuinely "friends" by then too. That was just the first example that came to mind.

Inquisition has got to be one of my favorite ideas for an RPG ever. It may not be perfect, but it’s easily one of my personal favorites and it’s tied with Origins for as best in the series.

I love DA2 and my charming Hawke and all her besties. They're not perfect people but they're what she has left. This game is so good despite the absolute hardships it faced in development. I am sad that it faced so much scrutiny for just being different and ruining Hawke's chance to be a more influential role in DA going forward.

I remember playing DA2 right after Origins, and I can't remember a greater disappointment and confusion I experienced from a video game. Even Cyberpunk at release does not come close to that experience.

Veilguard could've built upon the idea of Power and the responsibility of it or how it corrupts you. But no. We got Le Marvel Dialogue and Characters with Le Swords & Shields and Le Dragons

i miss this game so much, but i don’t feel like having a second playthrough. the first time i played it it was very special for me, i idealized it in my head. i’m disappointed with veilguard, it just doesn’t feel connected to inquisition despite having solas as the “antagonist”. it feels bland. i’ve seen some people saying rook is a more interesting protagonist than the inquisitor, and i don’t agree. they’re different. the inquisitor was thrown into the story, and suddenly had political power and an army. meanwhile, rook is just that guy with friends and contacts. also, veilguard’s companions have the same depth as a plate of soup. it took me half of the game to empathize with them, unlike inquisition. i’m not hating on veilguard, in fact, i’m playing it and spending my time on it for a reason, but i don’t enjoy it as much as inquisition ❤️‍🩹

inquisition made lived my life now. How i think,how i see things at times without it i wouldn't be here

DA2 is easily my favorite Dragon age, and frankly its not close. Everyone is always goes on and on about origins but to me its at the bottom of the list. Its Exodus(2), Veilguard, Inquisition, Origins. Not saying origins is a bad game, but outside the unique starts i personally never really enjoy doing return play throughs past the opening.

It was my favorite of the series. An unpopular take for a long time. Regardless the smaller stories, the larger narrative, haunted me. I felt incredibly powerless to alleviate the suffering of the characters around me without paying a cost that was excruciating. Great writing.

for me DA2 is like a good book or a fanfic. Actually I think it IS A BOOK, because actually Varric is the narrator (or rather unreliable narrator) who tells the story of Hawk to Cassandra (and us)! So it adds special charm to the game. Storylike narrative is perfect for those circumstances (as I see it) that's why I generally enjoyed the game 3 times I played (I plan to play more ofc)

I firmly believe that DA2 is a good game. It's not the best but it's essential for so many things in the universe itself. Each companion has grand, amazing, vivid personality that you can't forget. I personally LOVE Varric I can't explain with words how much I love him and especially his connection to female Hawk. Of course some parts of the game were crazy repetitive but all that Ozamar and Mage Tower shit in DAO was repetitive too or at least close to it

Also all the quests you mentioned are so impactful so well done that you reference them in different real life occasions- voting and revenge and even love! Anyway, just wanted to add that I olso love this game hahahjajah thanks, cool video! ❤

What I love the most about DA:O is the music! It's just so so so perfect, suits the game PERFECTLY

wait...I came for the content and stayed for the VOICE ❤

Inquisition for ne was the best dragon age ever i hope they will fix veilguard but that hope is dwindling day by day

It’s surprising that more people haven’t talked about this. Inquisition has always had a special place in my heart because not only does it give you personal power, it also gives you political power. Your choices have so much weight, and the cause & effect aspects are on a whole other level. Love it!

I played the first 3 games and found fun in each one. Might someday play DA Veilguard if its given for free. But DA Vielguard has inspired me to play the other games again.

This video makes me want to play again. I never finished on pc but looks like it’s time to bring out the console lol

The REAL POWER comes through the Keeps man! DG:V was a junk ... can't play DA:O right now.

well well you've got yerselv a new subscriber ma'e, waiting on your DA:V video eagerly. *proceeds to stare intensely at monitor*

Thats a quality content my mate. Dont quit, you have the talent to get many more veiwerses

what face mod you're using?

Thanks It's still my favorite game ❤ 😂 and I was sick of grifters talking crap of something they don't know about it.

Great video!! Are you a Solasmancer? AND: will you make a DATV video as well? (pls!)

The plot of Veilguard feels more interested in taking pages from Origin and 2’s books than Inquisition a lot of the time, and that’s fine. They’re both good games that resonated with me. But damn, I hope we someday get another game like Inquisition, especially now that we’re in the north. What would a power like the Inquisition look like with the resources of Tevinter at its fingertips?

Great video, it captures one of the main themes of Inquisition excellently. Inquisition is to me the best DA game. I just recently finished Veilguard (which I loved - best combat in the series), but it sure doesn’t hit the height of Inquisition in many regards. I also love Origins, which feels like my first love, but among all, I think none has made me feel like Inquisition.

Nope. Still only three games.

I tried to play Dragon Age: Origins when it came out in 2009 but lost interest and didn't finish it. I didn't bother to play the other games in the series. However, this video makes Inquisition sound intriguing. I might give the game a try. Wonderful analysis!

Nice video king.

After the veilguard's release i decided to replay the inquisition. While not objectively best game in the series it's my favourite precicely for the reasons you've mentioned. Sometimes the game clearly favours one decision over the other but you still have a choice. I spend a lot of time thinking about every little decision because... It feels so important. This game truly makes me feel the weight behind my character's words and actions. I like to truly immerse myself in a character i'm playng and think about how their background would make them act even if their actions don't align with my own moral compass. And tbh i geniunely feel bad about hurting my companions with bad decisions so i'm usually being nice anyways. But i do it because i want to, because they are charming and loveable, not because i have no choice... And another little thing - despite many people call the world of DAI empty, i think quite the opposite - it feels alive. The npcs in Skyhold and major cities talk with enough variation to their lines and do a lot of actions like training and stuff, so places feel lived in. Not to mention the quests and tasks at war table that humanize your forces. Refugees need blankets. Your army needs a water source. The soldiers are people and they have friends and family and their own little dramas. Yeah the sheer amount of those side quests makes even me sick but i admire the way it makes your whole organisation believable. I'd like to quote a note that makes me tear up a litle every time i see it. This.. This is what Inqusition is about. "Maker, give me strength. When the darkspawn came to Denerim, I wept so hard that I could not see, but still I fought for You. When demons poured from the sky where the Temple of Sacred Ashes used to stand, my hands shook so badly that I could not aim my bow, but still I fought for You. When Corypheus and his Archdemon destroyed Haven and killed my friends, I screamed until I had no voice, but still I fought for You. They are sending me to attack Adamant. They say that the fortress is defended by an army of demons, and the odds are grim. We cannot win, but our distraction, our sacrifice may give the important people the chance to do what is necessary. My stomach is knotted, and I see dead friends from old battles reaching out for me every time I close my eyes. I am so afraid, Maker. But still, I will fight for You."

It's the fact that everyone finds their own joy and meaning in each game that makes them so great. I have always perceived DAI as a game about faith, about the power it gives people literally and figuratively, and what catastrophic consequences it can lead to. This game is about faith that gives hope and purpose, about faith that blinds and deafens, about faith that destroys states, be it Maker, Andraste or elven Creators. This game got me into heated debates with my husband about faith and purpose, even though I'm an atheist. Also, I have never felt such a kinship with the protagonist as in the Inquisition. I literally became my Inquisitor, what an amazing experience. I think haters always have something to complain about in every game, but I don't let it take away the joy of playing it. This applies to the new game too. you can find joy in anything as long as you look for joy and not hate. it was really interesting to see a different perspective, it made me think about the game again, and if something makes you think, it's something good. Thank you very much!

One of the hardest choices on Inquisition for me was deciding who stayed behind and the fate of the wardens. I wish we could see the hero of ferelden also. Mine is still alive in inquisition and seeing them and Alistair would bring me such joy. There is so many choices I would like to see. 😅 Like how is Iron Bull feeling with the whole aantam thing. Talking to Cassandra about Varric accident. Talking to Leliana about how things were. Ugh, I'm sad, I miss those characters so much

I’ve always thought of the dragon age games as an extended meditation on heroism. No game teases the question “who are you when you have power?” Quite like inquisition. It falls short sometimes, but your video talks about the exact reasons why I love this game! Subscribed for sure!

Maaan, that was a good video. Will be back!