The I rather enjoyed the DA:O narrative, also the side quests were more thought out and engaging than DA:I.
However I think we will have to agree to disagree, I see DA:I as a sad downward trend in Bioware games, you disagree.

I think they actually do care about the world and narrative. I mean the dragon age games never had a compelling storyline, but the character development and gameplay were the main draws. I think the characters were very thoughtfully developed and the gameplay was fun. The game wasn’t a great game, but a game one could really enjoy.

D: well my hopes have been shattered, but at the very least we’ll be able to play as a krogan in the Multiplayer, i hope.

I disagree. The story was meh and most of the quests were MMO style fetch quests that were very boring. DA:O drew me in. The stories, the characters…I really didn’t care much for any of it in DA:I. It wasn’t as well done and really seemed like they just added filler to increase the play time. It was quantity not quality.
You’re welcome to your opinion but DA:I was blah. Sure it wasn’t horrible but it wasn’t great either. If they actually cared more for their own world and narrative instead of trying to shoe horn in a social check list and the multiplayer, we would have gotten a better game.

Video Games are love. Video Games are life.

Oh please, just because dragon age inquisition wasn’t a masterpiece doesn’t mean it wasn’t good. The game was very
good and a great play. Dragon age seemed to be the beginning of bioware games becoming quality games again.

They already announced that the protagonist is human