Dragon Age Inquisition Game of the Year Edition Remastered?

I have no doubt the game engine can do it, but videos like that for me everything is poured into that demonstration without other things running.  So going by an interview in the past one of the more hardware consuming things in a game is the companion AI.  So there probably would be sacrifices to get that working together.  It also depends on the team for I think a lot of the problems with the last three BioWare games fall pretty heavily on management at BioWare and not EA.  So I believe they would have had similar issues and even run face first into the shader loading issues when transitioning like what happened with Fallen Order.

From what I've seen empirically, Bioware's FB3 games have only degraded in quality. There are accounts on how FB3 is unwieldy for making RPGs, how they had to improvise to make DA:I work as an RPG. I've played them all. DA:I was a buggy mess at launch with severe performance issues. So was ME:A. Good for Bioware for going for flight mechanics in Anthem, but eventually this didn't work too well for them, as well as the performance issues, degraded graphics, etc. Say what you will about UE3 at the time, but ME2 and ME3 were released at a much better state; DA:O and DA2 were buggy but didn't feel like a spaghetti code nightmare to play.

I mean, the graphics for Anthem were wayyyyyyyy worse than advertised, especially considering on how taxing on the system it was to play. UE3 was more flexible, and the ME trilogy tells me it can handle RPGs just fine. Why didn't the DA team work with UE3? 1. "Collective decision" (this is what Bioware staff at the time say, I don't really believe it though, but I have no way of proving it). Probably has a lot to do with the fact that EA wanted an in-house engine to save cost and potentially make the subsidiary studios work together without having them pay Epic. 2. Different teams obviously, the DA team didn't work with UE3.

Do I think DA:I would have been better with UE3? Absolutely. Less time spent on making the engine support RPGs = more time for other areas.