Dragon Age: Inquisition: Trespasser DLC Leaked

[Insane Guy of DOOM]

The next and final DA:I DLC had a trailer uploaded on EA Spain's youtube account. It was taken down quickly, but not before mirrors went up, like here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?t=70&v=UDQTZa4ZmBU

The plot seems to be about the qunuari declaring war on Thedas and invading through Eluvians somehow. Ferelden and Orlais no longer trust the Inquisition, Solas has returned, and the Inquisitor is dying from the Mark.

 

[Sniper Team 4]

I'm on board. Totally on board. This looks like the best DLC to date, because it looks like it's actually going to be IMPORTANT. Jaws of Harkon and The Deep Roads were both rather bland. They didn't add anything to the story, didn't expand on any points, and really just felt tacked on. And the Deep Roads one made it even worse by raising a whole bunch of new questions and answering exactly none of them.

But this? This looks good. I'm curious to see if this is really the Qunuari attacking, or if it's a splinter group. I find it hard to believe that Sten would declare this, but as we've seen, the race isn't as united as they like to think they are.

Glad to see the countries turning on the Inquisition. Not because I want it to happen, but because it had to happen. "You see yourself as a solution to every problem." Well, that's because the Inquisition was. No politics, no power plays, no committees. Go in and get the job done. The politicians weren't going to stand for that once the threat of the Breach was gone.
Love that the Inquisitor is getting pissed at all of that though. "Could one thing in this bloody world just stay fixed?!" That right there may be the best line in Dragon Age as a series in my opinion. Honestly, I wouldn't blame her if she just throws her hands up and goes, "You know what? I'm done. Fix it yourselves." Just once, I'd like a hero to do that.

Solas being back is either really good, or really, really, really bad. Not in terms of gameplay or world-shaking doom, but because he's either going to finally give us some real answers, or he's going to make everything more confusing and tick me off even more. I'm tried from grasping at straws only to have those straws be scattered to the wind every time I think I've finally got something figured out.

Those spirits look like the Ancient Elves that you fought at the temple. That is going to require some explaining.

How do we know this is the last DLC? I hope it's not, because I'd like more and the first two weren't all that great.

 

[Insane Guy of DOOM]

A survey leaked a few weeks ago, which had all the details of this DLC correct, said it was the Inquisitor's "last adventure" or something along those lines.

 

[DeadProxy]

From the sounds of it, seems like this dlc might be worth redownloading that insane amount of data. The last dlc didn't seem too interesting, but with potential end game answers coming with Solas' return, I might be on board.

Should I get the deep Roads dlc too?

 

[Longing]

From the sounds of it, seems like this dlc might be worth redownloading that insane amount of data. The last dlc didn't seem too interesting, but with potential end game answers coming with Solas' return, I might be on board.

Should I get the deep Roads dlc too?

Deep Roads was basically Jaws of Hakkon with dwarfs instead. I wouldn't recommend it to anyone other than die hard inquisition fans since you're basically not missing any vital information, just some backstory on the legion of the dead and how the shaperate works. It's got some nice loot and some beautiful scenery and that's about it :/ I hate dlc that focuses on characters other than your own though, so ymmv.

I am indefinitely pleased that we finally get a story based dlc, thank fucking god, about time you woke up Bioware. And it looks delightfully full of drama to boot, A+ job guys. Definite buy from me and it's so soon too hehehehe

 

[Silentpony_v1legacy]

Damn it, and here I thought it was about the Tresspasser Kaiju had arrived and the humans, elves and dwarves had banded together to build steam punk magical Jaegers to fight them.

Oh well...a man can dream...a man can dream....

 

[Joseph Harrison]

I'm so goddamn hyped and pumped and excited and I can't wait! Why do I have to go back to school right when this comes out? I hope it's a ton of content though, and even if it isn't like a whole expansion, I hope it atleast answers some questions I've been dying to have answered.

 

[StormShaun]

A post-game DLC, huh?
I like that kind of thing, and if it has the content like Awakening had, it'll be good.
Although the difference is that this is called a DLC, while Awakening was a expansion.
Sure, I have no idea if those words mean the same to EA, but I just hope that we'll get a good amount of content.

Seeing how this is the last DLC, I will most likely play it, since I have questions.
For what I hope though, is maybe a dual-wielding warrior class (not likely), and the return of The Warden (once again, not likely). As we know, Hawke may be the best Revolutionist, the Inquisitor may be the best leader, but The Warden is simply THE best.

*sigh*

This makes me raise questions for the probably sequel to Inquisition. They're setting up something!

 

[Insane Guy of DOOM]

It was officially unveiled at Pax, with these additional details (taken from a post on TVTropes).

Summary:
Free Patch stuff:
Golden Nug statue appears in Undercroft after beating the game. If you click it, it uploads your collectables (the stuff in Collections, schematics, and mounts), is added to the cloud for your console type. After you do this, the Nug appears in Haven and Skyhold for all characters. Clicking it again gives you all of your collectables that have been saved in the cloud. You can also use this to transfer collectables from low level characters to post game characters.

Wardrobe: Not a drill! No more Skyhold jammies. Over a dozen new outfits. One of them is called Night's Watch.

Trespasser:
This is the end of Dragon Age Inquisition.

Available only in post game. You activate it at the war table.

You get to meet your old followers and learn what they've been up to the past two years.

Examines the tensions created by what happens after an organization created to save the world saves the world.

The Qunari have "a major antagonistic role." We'll learn what happened to them after the Arishok attacked Kirkwall. We might also get some hints as to the future.

They played the trailer and then wrapped up the panel.

 

[The Madman]

I remember when Inquisition first came out and I beat it that my feelings were it was alright but needed something substantial to make it great, that post release support akin to ME2's Shadow Broker could elevate Inquisition from the mediocrity.

Hopefully this is that DLC. Despite having played a number of (better) games since Inquisition release I still *want* to like it, but none of the DLC or patches have done anything that interests me even remotely. This however does interest me. If I hear good reviews for it on release I might just pick it up and see if it can make DA:I into something worth remembering.

 

[pookie101]

Im looking forward to it. I just started another play through with romancing solas.

decide the fate of the inquisition? well the old one disbanded so it will be curious how it will end up when you make the choice

also curious how the world has changed and how my divine has done

 

[Padwolf]

omg yes. YEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEES!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

YES YES YES YES YES YES!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I can't wait for this! I've been waiting for the post game DLC and omg it looks and sounds brilliant. I want it now! Cant wait to see what they do with it and can't wait to see all the interactions with Solas. I can't wait to see how the world has changed.

 

[Knight Captain Kerr]

Cool. I played Jaws of Hakkon which was fine, it was just more Inquisition, not great but not bad either. Like Omega for Mass Effect 3. Still haven't bought the Deep Roads DLC which I've heard is like Jaws of Hakkon in terms of quality and what it's about. But I'm sure looking forward to Trespasser. Probably going to play the Deep Roads DLC and Trespasser back to back.

Also that's strange, in the trailer I saw the Inquisitor said "Could one thing in this fucking world just stay fixed?" but in the one you linked to it said "bloody." And honestly, "fuck all you ungrateful pricks, we saved the world when nobody else was going to" would probably be my own reaction.

 

[Longing]

It was officially unveiled at Pax, with these additional details (taken from a post on TVTropes).

Summary:
Free Patch stuff:
Golden Nug statue appears in Undercroft after beating the game. If you click it, it uploads your collectables (the stuff in Collections, schematics, and mounts), is added to the cloud for your console type. After you do this, the Nug appears in Haven and Skyhold for all characters. Clicking it again gives you all of your collectables that have been saved in the cloud. You can also use this to transfer collectables from low level characters to post game characters.

Wardrobe: Not a drill! No more Skyhold jammies. Over a dozen new outfits. One of them is called Night's Watch.

Trespasser:
This is the end of Dragon Age Inquisition.

Available only in post game. You activate it at the war table.

You get to meet your old followers and learn what they've been up to the past two years.

Examines the tensions created by what happens after an organization created to save the world saves the world.

The Qunari have "a major antagonistic role." We'll learn what happened to them after the Arishok attacked Kirkwall. We might also get some hints as to the future.

They played the trailer and then wrapped up the panel.

omg no more pajamas? Best DLC EVER!

 

[Sniper Team 4]

Should I get the deep Roads dlc too?

That really depends on what you want. Do you want a new area to explore, combat focused exclusively, or almost so, on Dark Spawn, and a journey into the Deep Roads and what's beneath them? Do you just want to hack your way through enemies left and right? If so, then pick it up.

However, if you got annoyed that Solas turned pretty much everything you thought you knew about the elves on its head, and then didn't bother to explain any of it, or you didn't like how the story seemed to switch gears at the end of the game and basically went, "Wait for the next game" with all its implications, and you're not okay with a story that builds on its promise but then fails to deliver, then I say skip it.

I bought The Descent DLC. And it starts out great. The lower you go, the more things start to make less sense--but in a good way. It's like when Hawke found the Thiag in Dragon Age II. Some world-shaking things are implied the further you go into the Deep Roads, until you hit the part where you're actually beneath the Deep Roads. But then, the DLC just stops. You fight a boss, one of the new NPCs gives a very poor explanation of what happened, and your character literally says, "I'm leaving here with more questions than answers."
Basically, you find out that Dwarf history is wrong, which is no surprise, but that there's also something else going on. You're just not told what. The game raises all these questions and then really only gives you the smallest crumbs of information.
And the icing on the cake is that your companions don't talk. I walked into the roads with Varric, expecting to hear him commenting on how everything is so different from all known dwarven history, but he was silent. Everyone was silent. Between my whole party, there was perhaps maybe seven new lines of dialogue--not counting The Inquisitor's.

 

[DrownedAmmet]

It was officially unveiled at Pax, with these additional details (taken from a post on TVTropes).

Summary:
Free Patch stuff:
Golden Nug statue appears in Undercroft after beating the game. If you click it, it uploads your collectables (the stuff in Collections, schematics, and mounts), is added to the cloud for your console type. After you do this, the Nug appears in Haven and Skyhold for all characters. Clicking it again gives you all of your collectables that have been saved in the cloud. You can also use this to transfer collectables from low level characters to post game characters.

Wardrobe: Not a drill! No more Skyhold jammies. Over a dozen new outfits. One of them is called Night's Watch.

Trespasser:
This is the end of Dragon Age Inquisition.

Available only in post game. You activate it at the war table.

You get to meet your old followers and learn what they've been up to the past two years.

Examines the tensions created by what happens after an organization created to save the world saves the world.

The Qunari have "a major antagonistic role." We'll learn what happened to them after the Arishok attacked Kirkwall. We might also get some hints as to the future.

They played the trailer and then wrapped up the panel.

omg no more pajamas? Best DLC EVER!

That alone may get me to go back and finish Inquisition

 

[DeadProxy]

And the icing on the cake is that your companions don't talk. I walked into the roads with Varric, expecting to hear him commenting on how everything is so different from all known dwarven history, but he was silent. Everyone was silent. Between my whole party, there was perhaps maybe seven new lines of dialogue--not counting The Inquisitor's.

This was actually going to be one of my questions, and if that's the case, well thats the deal breaker right there for me. I wouldn't mind exploring the new area (or walking down a twisty hall, depending on how the area is actually mapped) listening to banter on how world changing this new history would be, because it's supposed to be a mostly forgotten piece of history related to one of the oldest races....But NO ONE has anything to say about it? That's just dumb.

The only other thing that I'd be remotely interested in is if that woman you can judge and send to the Deep Roads as a punishment shows up, either as some short little talky scene, or even just finding her body, if only because that was the one judgement I actually felt bad about afterwards.

 

[Zeras]

Well, I'm not getting it because I don't have either PS4/XBOne and the console that I do have has been dropped from further DLC (360) and I don't want to pay to get a game I already have again - even if it's graphically better than what I have right now.