Following the release of third downloadable content of Dragon Age: Inquisition, Bioware is now focusing on refining and mending bugs with the released of patch 11 just this October.

Realty Today discussed that Patch 11 which was released earlier this month was reserved to tackle bugs related to Trespasser, the third major DLC of Inquisition. 

The site quoted Sean Trayner, saying:

"In Patch 11 for Dragon Age: Inquisition, our efforts focused primarily on improving game stability and addressing bugs related to the Trespasser DLC. Multiplayer also saw some fixes, including the removal of single-player portraits appearing in multiplayer for some players. Red Lyrium Weapons, previously only available to players who completed the Quest for the Red Lyrium Reapers mini-game on the Dragon Age: Inquisition website, are now available to all players in a Special Delivery Chest."

Meanwhile, Day Herald commented that the third major DLC Trespasser as it was released last month, finally gripped the story and propounded a more contenting end to the game. It was believed that Trespasser was the DLC the players were expecting. 

Trespasser was reportedly the DLC that people were really waiting for. As per its reviews, the plot was quite awesome and it came with Qunari Spies and ancient elven lore which appeared to be more interesting.

Kotaku even made a description of each of the DLC for Dragon Age: Inquisition, Jaws of Hakkon, The Descent and giving much emphasis on Trespasser.

The site talks about the success of Trespasser because it did everything it promised, wrapping up the story of Inquisition almost perfectly and answers the nagging questions of the fans - like whether Iron Bull was a Qunari or Tal Vashot or whether the Inquisitor or Morrigan drank from the well.

BioWare is making all efforts in improving and fixing bugs of Trespasser DCL. Dragon Age: Inquisition DLCs are available for different consoles.