14 DAY TRIAL // BioWare has just unleashed a brand new update for Dragon Age: Inquisition across most platforms, in the form of the long-awaited patch 6, which brings added features to the PC version, as well as improved stability fixes, not to mention fixes for specific quests and a buff to the Katari multiplayer character.
Dragon Age: Inquisition launched back in November of last year, and developer BioWare delighted millions of fans from all over the world with its role-playing experience. The title brought not just a solid story mode but also an intense multiplayer that tasked fans with cooperating to unlock rewards and clear out enemies.
Since then, a variety of different updates have appeared in order to fix different issues and address feedback from players.
Patch 6 is now available for download
Now, a brand new update is available for download across most of the game's platforms, i.e. PC, PS4, PS3, Xbox One, and Xbox 360. The new patch has also received a changelog, via the official blog, which confirms all of the new things included within.
First up, PC users who use mouse look should enjoy some added improvements and fixes for various issues that affected its use when looting, when reviving party teammates, and other such things. Those who own a mouse with extra buttons should now be able to bind the addition buttons to other controls.
Besides these improvements specific to the PC, the new Inquisition update also brings forth bug fixes for specific quests such as What Lies Dormant, Perseverance, The Fall, and other such things. In addition to these enhancements, the Katari multiplayer character has also received a slight buff, as it has more health and generates guard on hit.
Speaking of the online mode, the patch also has a fix for an issue when Shatter and Rupture combinations would be reported twice in the session stats. Another change also prevents players from salvaging items that are already equipped by other characters in the multiplayer.
Check out the full changelog below and download the update right now across most platforms.
