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In this video, I explore Dragon Age: Inquisition — looking beyond the surface to break down its core game mechanics, discuss some critical perspectives on its design, and reflect on the narrative strengths and weaknesses of the story. Whether you're a long-time fan or a newcomer to Thedas, this video offers commentary, insight, and honest critique of one of BioWare's most ambitious RPGs.

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Alongside gameplay footage, I incorporate fan art, archival material, and behind-the-scenes content to support the discussion. All third-party content is credited below.

📃 Credits and Copyright Information
🎮 Game Footage and Assets

Game: Dragon Age: Inquisition

Developer: BioWare

Publisher: Electronic Arts (EA)

All gameplay footage, visuals, and music are owned by EA and BioWare.

🎵 Soundtrack

Music composed by Trevor Morris

Original soundtrack from Dragon Age: Inquisition

Used under fair dealing (UK Copyright, Designs and Patents Act 1988) for commentary, criticism, and review purposes.

🎨 Fan Art & Imagery Credits

“Map of Modern Thedas” by Firelord-Zuko

Image sourced from AmbiGaming Corner
→ Used for commentary and visual context.

⚠️ Other Artwork/Images
Some images or visual materials used in this video were sourced from online platforms where the original creator could not be identified.
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📼 Additional Footage

Behind the Scenes – Dragon Age: Inquisition (Making Of)
by NeoGamer - The Video Game Archive
Used for educational commentary and historical context.

⚖️ Legal Disclaimer
This video is a transformative work that includes original commentary, critique, and educational discussion. It falls under fair dealing (UK Copyright, Designs and Patents Act 1988) for the purposes of review, criticism, and education.

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No copyright infringement is intended.