If it's a wireless controller, you have to make sure you turn it on before you launch the game. The game seems to not detect wireless controllers otherwise.
If wired, it should work as soon as you open the game.
http://help.ea.com/en/article/dragon-age-inquisition-system-requirements/
Dragon Age: Inquisition is featured on System Requirements Lab's Can You RUN It? page. Follow the link to have the page automatically check your computer specs. Note that EA does not own or operate System Requirements Lab's Can You RUN It page and any use of it will be done at your own risk, nor will we able to affect any changes to their page or system.
Minimum*:
Recommended*:
* Xbox 360 controller supported
* 100% DirectX 9.0c compatible sound card
* Online Authentication at time of installation
That's not what EA says....though usually it is stated that Wired controllers are supported and Wireless aren't.....
System Requirements Lab is a very unreliable tool and my advice is not to use it.
I recently tested the site to see if it had improved, and this was what I got:
Yeah, but that is the listing of specs from EA help and the specs posted at the top of this Forum...
I just copied and pasted from the Official posts....
http://answers.ea.com/t5/Dragon-Age-Inquisition/INFO-DA-I-System-Requirements/m-p/3983865#U3983865
http://help.ea.com/en/article/dragon-age-inquisition-system-requirements/
@mcsupersport wrote:
I just copied and pasted from the Official posts....
I see. 🙂
Still, my disclaimer is valid. Very often I've seen complaints from people with bad PCs who claimed they should be able to run a game because SRL told them so.
I remember when I had a Geforce 8500 GT, SRL would say it outperformed the 7800 GTX because 8500 is a higher number.
