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More Story Content On The Way For Dragon Age: Inquisition
Creative director for Dragon Age, Mike Laidlaw, recently tweeted that Dragon Age: Inquisition's story is not over yet.
Laidlaw tweeted, "The past three days have been filled with that weird intensity that makes game dev kind of addictive. It’s a rush when things come together." Responding to @SomeStrangeFX on follow-up inquiry about what it was exactly he was working on, Laidlaw wrote, "We’re not quite done with story content for [Dragon Age: Inquisition] just yet."
Exactly what this story content will be or when it will appear is unclear, but Laidlaw did confirm that the Hero of Ferelden will not appear and to not hold your breath for the Hero of Ferelden to ever appear as an NPC.
For our review of Dragon Age: Inquisition, head here.
[Source: @Mike_Laidlaw]
Our Take
This is good news for Dragon Age: Inquisition fans, thought I am surprised the studio isn't wholly focused on the next Mass Effect.
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