Game Name:

Dragon Age: Inquisition [Deluxe Edition]

Video Game System:

Xbox 360

Release Year:

2014

ESRB Rating:

M

Genre:

Action and Adventure

Publisher:

Electronic Arts

Developer:

BioWare

Player Count:

1 player

UPC Number:

014633733327

SKU:

236625039f77e5bcf2e7

Condition:

Very Good

Has Manual:

N/A

Condition Notes:

Game Description:

Dragon Age: Inquisition [Deluxe Edition] (Xbox 360, 2014)

Inquisition hands you a broken Thedas and says “fix it with a sword, a staff, and questionable decisions.” You’ll pick a class, build a squad, and bulldoze forts, rifts, and politics while crafting gear that turns trash mobs into confetti. Deluxe Edition perks sweeten the start with Flames of the Inquisition gear and extra mounts—nice when a pride demon says hi a little too personally. If you’re prowling for meaty RPGs and planning to buy retro games on Retro Games eXchange, this is the 360 swan song that still devours weekends.

Online note: Co-op horde mode is included. As of 2025, servers are generally available but lobbies can be sparse on older consoles—treat it like a time capsule that still works. Single-player is fully offline. :contentReference[oaicite:0]{index=0}

1. Knight-Enchanter is busted (in a good way): Spirit Blade deletes elite enemies if you weave it between basic attacks; stack barrier uptime and you’ll face-tank nonsense you have no business surviving.
2. Fade-Touched materials = cheat codes: Fade-Touched Silverite or Obsidian can roll Guard on Hit; stick it on your main DPS and watch survivability skyrocket without baby-sitting potions.
3. Rift etiquette: Close rifts in phases: clear trash → disrupt rift for the stun → burst the elites during the stagger window. It’s faster (and safer) than brawling straight through.
4. Tactical Camera isn’t optional in High Dragon hunts: Pause, tag legs for sunder, park your ranged outside cone telegraphs, and keep the mage on Barrier first, pride later. Free damage = clean positioning.
5. Rogue archer “delete key”: Leaping Shot resets with the right passives; pair it with Full Draw opener and you’ll erase half a health bar before the boss monologues.
6. Warrior fun that isn’t just tanking: Reaver thrives on living dangerously—manage health thresholds to keep damage bonuses without turning into floor décor. Guard generation from crafted mats keeps you spicy, not squishy.
7. Crafting beats loot RNG: Don’t wait for drops—target farm in the Hinterlands/Emprise for specific mats, then craft named schematics. A blue schematic with great mats > most random purples.
8. Keep your Focus for “oh no” buttons: Mark of the Rift and Barrier/Guard focus skills trivialize boss phases. Pop them to skip the part where everyone dies heroically.
9. Deluxe Edition perks actually matter early: The Flames weapon/armor set smooths the first 6–8 hours so you can crank difficulty without feeling underdressed.
10. Cool fact: The 4-player co-op missions are their own mini-campaign with unique loot tables—no story spoilers—and were built by a separate team to live alongside single-player rather than cannibalize it. :contentReference[oaicite:1]{index=1}