I am that person who likes to change outfits depending on the situation. I am that person who will wear a piece of armour for longer than is appropriate because I think it suits my character. I am kind of a weirdo about dressing up in RPGs. But the game never really seems to understand how to implement it into an integral part of the gameplay. Dragon Age: Inquisition occasionally seems to understand this: there’s at least one dialogue with Vivienne where you discuss as much. And in the game of politics, what you wear and when is as important as with whom you choose to ally yourself. The Inquisitor is essentially a new ruler on the scene: with an army and followers and the need to make new alliances. All of the Dragon Age games are: Origins within the country of Ferelden, and II within the city of Kirkwall but Inquisition takes it to a whole new level by having your actions impact pretty much all of the world of Thedas to some degree or another. As much as it’s a game about ancient evils and holes in the sky and saving the world, Dragon Age: Inquisition is about politics.
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