A new multiplayer mode is also in store for the game, which, following a delay in July, now arrives on November 18 for Xbox One, PlayStation 4, and PC. It's not the most in-depth character creator ever (nor does it offer any way to cheat by simply scanning your face in), but it looks like it will be able to get the job done.īioWare claims Inquisition will be a more challenging game than either Dragon Age: Origins or Dragon Age II, though you'll be able to make things easier on yourself by electing to use the tactical view that returns from Origins.
In the video, we see how everything from iris color to horns to cheekbones can be tweaked, though you'll notice that both beards and mustaches are handled by a single option. This new video offers a more in-depth look at the range of options players have open to them, showing just how different your character can potentially look. Yesterday we got a quick glimpse at what it's like to build a single, specific character when Inquisition's character-creation tools were revealed. You can set Mesh wherever you want, and it wont make scars appear. They made some changes to the graphics options in one of the last patches. This effects a lot of the details for characters. Anything below that, and you wont see scars.
You'll be able to create a wide range of looks for your character in Dragon Age: Inquisition, as the new video above demonstrates. In your Graphics settings, at the bottom, look for 'Shader Quality'. By clicking 'enter', you agree to GameSpot's
