First off, Inquisition has technical issues. Crashes, freezes, black screen, the game not launching, etc. These are well-known problems that will probably never get an official fix, but the solution is usually very simple and requires only a little troubleshooting. If this is something that discourages you from giving the game a try, that's perfectly fine. I've read about some people who had to go far out of the way to solve an issue, but usually, it takes about 5-10 minutes to make the game work properly.

With technical issues out of the way, I can wholeheartedly recommend the game. It may get boring at times, but it's worth pushing past some of these boring parts to experience what the game has to truly offer, especially the final DLC "Trespasser", of which I haven't heard a single complaint. Just make sure that when you get bored, stop doing fetch quests or whatever got you bored and progress with the main story. Some main quests, like "In Hushed Whispers" and "Wicked Eyes and Wicked Hearts" are popular amongst even those who dislike Inquisition, since they are so well done and memorable. I know that some people have hard feelings about the game, but I can only recommend it.

There's not much else to say, since most people probably already know about the game, except that if you're interested in playing with it, don't let the reviews and the technical issues discourage you. It's Game of the Year for a reason, and I can say that it's well-earned.

TL;DR

Inquisition has technical issues, but there are simple workarounds to make it work. If you get bored while playing the game, just progress with the main story, it's worth it.

First off, Inquisition has technical issues. Crashes, freezes, black screen, the game not launching, etc. These are well-known problems that will probably never get an official fix, but the solution is usually very simple and requires only a little troubleshooting. If this is something that discourages you from giving the game a try, that's perfectly fine. I've read about some people who had to go far out of the way to solve an issue, but usually, it takes about 5-10 minutes to make the game work properly. With technical issues out of the way, I can wholeheartedly recommend the game. It may get boring at times, but it's worth pushing past some of these boring parts to experience what the game has to truly offer, especially the final DLC "Trespasser", of which I haven't heard a single complaint. Just make sure that when you get bored, stop doing fetch quests or whatever got you bored and progress with the main story. Some main quests, like "In Hushed Whispers" and "Wicked Eyes and Wicked Hearts" are popular amongst even those who dislike Inquisition, since they are so well done and memorable. I know that some people have hard feelings about the game, but I can only recommend it. There's not much else to say, since most people probably already know about the game, except that if you're interested in playing with it, don't let the reviews and the technical issues discourage you. It's Game of the Year for a reason, and I can say that it's well-earned. TL;DR Inquisition has technical issues, but there are simple workarounds to make it work. If you get bored while playing the game, just progress with the main story, it's worth it.