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About This Content On the beautiful island of Tropico, it never rains; El Presidente insists on it. So when the clouds roll in and the rain starts to fall you know something is on the way. Rumours are that a group of citizens have united to form a mysterious cult and have placed a curse over Tropico. A new supernatural authority is looking to seize power and you, as El Presidente, need some divine assistance to lift the curse. Enter, the Inquisition. Bring the special services provided by the Inquisition to Tropico and keep them in good favour by building them a new HQ from which to bring down the cultists and their supernatural wrongdoings. But don’t let them have too much power. Make sure you remind them that only you, El Presidente, is the one true ruler of Tropico. Only through your careful management can you guarantee that Tropico returns to the island paradise it was before. New standalone scenario: “Tropican Redemption“ – Banish the cultists from your island and lift Tropico from its curseNew building: Inquisition – Spy on factions and unmask the roles of each faction memberNew dynasty avatar accessory: Inquisitor’s hatNew sandbox map: Isla del ReyNew music track and additional voice recordings 7aa9394dea Title: Tropico 5 - InquisitionGenre: RPG, Simulation, StrategyDeveloper:Haemimont GamesPublisher:Kalypso Media DigitalFranchise:TropicoRelease Date: 16 Apr, 2015 Tropico 5 - Inquisition Activation Code [cheat] tropico 5 how to inquisition. tropico 5 comment faire une inquisition. tropico 5 inquisition building. tropico 5 inquisition building. tropico 5 how to start inquisition. tropico 5 inquisition penultimo. tropico 5 grand inquisitor. tropico 5 inquisition penultimo. tropico 5 inquisition wiki. tropico 5 inquisition mission. tropico 5 avoir une inquisition. tropico 5 inquisition aufbauen. tropico 5 grand inquisitor. tropico 5 how to inquisition. tropico 5 inquisition quest. tropico 5 inquisition aufbauen. tropico 5 comment faire une inquisition. tropico 5 inquisition. tropico 5 inquisition mission. tropico 5 inquisition wiki. tropico 5 avoir une inquisition. tropico 5 how to start inquisition. tropico 5 inquisition. tropico 5 have an inquisition. tropico 5 inquisition quest. tropico 5 have an inquisition The building is useless but the scenario is more interesting than let's say, Big Cheese. The idea of "lovecraftian" cultists triggering frequent disasters is cute. After building inquisition, player can reduce number of cultist by completing side taks so clicking on almanac is not the sole option of getting rid of pests. The isle is picturesque and music track good. This is not an essential Tropico 5 DLC, but surely not the worst one.. The building is useless but the scenario is more interesting than let's say, Big Cheese. The idea of "lovecraftian" cultists triggering frequent disasters is cute. After building inquisition, player can reduce number of cultist by completing side taks so clicking on almanac is not the sole option of getting rid of pests. The isle is picturesque and music track good. This is not an essential Tropico 5 DLC, but surely not the worst one.. I enjoyed the scenario that came with this, but the new building hasn't done much for me. I still think it's a good DLC pack to buy though. Just not the first one i'd choose, if I was picking between them all.. I'm gonna give this one a thumbs up. Why?It's the Inquisition, fer cryin' out loud.For $4... you get THE INQUISITION. If folks are expecting an army of red hats, cushy chairs, and soft pillows... well, don't get your hopes up too high. But for $4 (or less when it's 50% off day) you get... THE INQUISITION.Bottom line: it's a building and a new mission, and you can persecute a faction... plus, THE INQUISITION. Either half a cup of coffee, or THE INQUISITION? I choose... THE INQUISITION.Inquisitively yours,. Again, sucks that you don't get an achievement for completing this. Doesn't take too long to complete. Not particularly challenging.To be honest preferred Tropico 3 & 4, more than 5 anyway.Bought whilst in the sale, definitely not worth paying full price for.. all dlc in this game are \u2665\u2665\u2665\u2665ing trash. First challenging DLC out of the bunch. Mission takes place only during the first era. So you have to finish the mission before your mandate runs out. The randomness of the mandate length bonuses\/penalties and the constant earthquake distasters make it a challenge.. The building is useless but the scenario is more interesting than let's say, Big Cheese. The idea of "lovecraftian" cultists triggering frequent disasters is cute. After building inquisition, player can reduce number of cultist by completing side taks so clicking on almanac is not the sole option of getting rid of pests. The isle is picturesque and music track good. This is not an essential Tropico 5 DLC, but surely not the worst one.. For the first time, I'm not going to dislike this DLC because of its price.This is just an outright horrible DLC.You know the deal by now: outfit, mission, building. Outfits are useless, so won't comment on it, but the mission and building are the laziest put together and this is by far the worst DLC released.The new building is the Inquisition. A colonial-era building, the Inquistion...wait, what exactly does it do? The building info page doesn't specify what it does. The main purpose is that it allows you to persecute a faction. What this actually means isn't explained, nor do I see any reason why you would bother persecuting factions. They're so irrelevant in the game that I doubt players even know what the factions are. The Inquisition can also be upgraded to make money from other religious buildings, and this can actually be quite profitable later in the game when you do have several religious buildings.The mission is terribly designed. Although it's nice to see a colonial-era mission other than the Big Cheese, the problem is that the colonial era is a very boring time period. It mainly serves as early-game raw material harvesting for later periods, but when you're stuck in the colonial period, there's nothing you can really do. You don't get access to the powerful economic buildings and you're limited to plantations and mines for income. To make things worse, you have to deal with the mandate time limit, and when the final objective throws a 12-month delay before it triggers, you really have to play the early game right to even make the mission winnable.The mission objective involves identifying and removing cultists. They are revealed by the Inquisition in a similar way to the Mad World DLC, and you have to manually click on each one to remove them (and at a price). This has to be the worst gameplay "mechanic" used. It's a stupid game of finding exclamation marks to get rid of them. Half your buildings get wrecked by scripted disasters every year just to frustrate you. Finally, you have to destroy the Inquisiton building and withstand a moderately-sized invasion, which is easily held off with a few guard towers and a squad of troops.And that's it. There's no "plot" in this mission, unlike many other DLC missions. There's no pop culture gimmick (you could swear they would make more Monty Python references other than the Spanish Inquisition, but no). This is plain insulting to Tropico players. There's hardly any voice dialogue in the DLC too, so for the developers to justify the cost by continually asserting the studio work they have to do makes no sense.It really looks like the creativity for each DLC is waning with each monthly release. What's next? The trend, unfortunately, looks like more overpriced and lazier content.https:\/\/youtu.be\/f0zui68UanA