Lots of odd minor bugs on PS3...sound effects drop out sometimes, including banter. Other times my character turns into a marionette briefly, while still controllable.

As (ed: a cis man) someone who's into all genders, I can most assuredly say (ed: cis, especially straight but often gay) men are indeed the problem....Grindr, Tindr, OKCupid...even Fetlife has these issues.

Boooo mindless dogma! Mages should be free to do whatever the hell they want...and if they step out of line, I'll just show up with my even stronger spells to bust them up. I don't need no damn templars to do my dirt!

Yeah, it can be fun if you like to play as an overpowered magic user. The end of the game was just me watching the city burn. Well burning it, to be precise.

Before you start the game, I highly recommend going through The Dragon Age Keep, a web app that BioWare has set up to guide prospective players through the events of the first two games. As you do the keep, you get to make all of the major story-affecting decisions in both games, then import that world-state into your…

Unless you've had sex with a man, ever, even once, then you're banned from giving blood by the American Red Cross. Even though the science has been thoroughly debunked, and our organs are donated all the time.

If you get a panic attack, you probably smoked too much. You probably don't have any tolerance, so if you smoke just like people who do it daily, you will get uncomfortably high.

Yeah, can you just link the best Amazon discounts? Maybe Gamestop?

Yeah, can you just link the best Amazon discounts? Maybe Gamestop?

From marketing.

Yay! I can now have 5 more annoying tasks that I really should try to finish because why else am I still playing?

And it's being released in Russia?

So, are we just not gonna talk about the genocide? Cause that's usually how these things go down.

Are mages still as crazy-overpowered as DA2? Or is it more balanced?

The script, assembled by a team of writers led by longtime Dragon Age scribe David Gaider, is unusually generous in its treatment of the supporting cast. Every character—including, crucially, the protagonist him or herself—is fleshed out with an astonishing amount of writing and voiceover work. Notably, women and LGBT…

Once you're in the midst of the second act, Inquisition conjures a rare feeling of endlessness. At any given moment there are so many different things to do, so many places to explore, it can be overwhelming. I found myself in the rare position of enjoying a game so much that I wanted to take my time and savor it, yet…

So, not as so-bad-it's-good as Liz and Dick?

Him, him, aaaaaaaaand him. Done.

I.......didn't actually need any help okthanksbye! runrunrunrunrunrunrun

You've seen the first 2-3 episodes of the show and are not hooked? I'm sorry but you might not have a soul.

I think it's a real problem that gets overlooked so much, because bisexuality itself is so routinely erased and ignored. For bisexual men in a homophobic culture, they may well be able to "cure" themselves by fucking women and repressing their true selves.