Dragon Age: Inquisition has just been blessed with a big patch that’s focused on bringing a bit more stability into the role-playing game. Although it’s out now of the PS4, PS3, Xbox 360 and PC, it is still to be released for the Xbox One version of the game. However, BioWare has promised that it will be made available for Microsoft’s console ”˜as soon as possible.’ This happens to be the second such patch for the title, with the first one having been released a few days back.
Fixes for a large number of crashes, freezes, audio/voice glitches and more have been introduced through this update by the developer. Moreover, it has also infused some improvements into Dragon Age: Inquisition’s conversations, quests, plot states, combat, UI, camera, controls, follower/enemy AI and path finding, exploits, radar and search. These being the additions to the single-player mode, a large number of fixes and improvements have also found their way into the multiplayer portion of the game.
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And for the PC version alone, numerous control and UI fixes have been introduced, apart from solutions for graphical glitches. Dragon Age: Inquisition was released on November 18 for multiple platforms by EA. Built using the Frostbite 3 engine, this role-playing extravaganza is the third main instalment to the series, and features much larger environments than the ones from its predecessors. After its release, EA abandoned its sales in India citing ”˜local obscenity laws,’ most probably fearing backlash for the same-sex romances portrayed in the game.
Like we said, the new patch for Dragon Age: Inquisition is already out for the PS3, PS4, Xbox 360 and PC versions of the game, while its Xbox One edition will be rolled out soon.