Dragon Age: Inquisition - Critique
How to turn a writer into a gamer
Every choice you make matters. Build alliances. Foster romance. Even make enemies. The slightest misstep can change the entire course of the game. Though the game is nearly a decade old, its immersive, interactive nature continues to draw players old and new. Every playthrough is different.
I recommend romancing Cullen.
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Kelly Belmont
I have been writing for more than 20 years. Fantasy, Mystery, Romance, Children's, YA, Adult. I've dabbled in a bit of everything. My daily life is spent as a wife and training coordinator for a finacial institution.
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