Matroska

It's weird. The articles on this site all have this uncanny thing to them that makes them feel written by AI, but then they make basic mistakes that AI wouldn't, like thinking the word "twin" means an identical looking person when it doesn't. You can be twins and look nothing alike.

Also absolute gibberish like "one stand for all". You mean "once and for all". Please learn the language you're going to be writing in before making any more articles.

It doesn't really make sense since the Gorosei wouldn't believe the actual Shanks, a man with a massive bounty that they put on his head, a man who stopped the war at Marineford and let loads of pirates escape, the guy who stole the Nika fruit from them, they wouldn't believe he would want to work with them. Devon shapeshifting into Shanks to influence the WG makes as much sense as me shapeshifting into a cat in order to make friends with some dogs.

It's likely that the hooded one is Garling's son and Shanks is his clone, given that cloning is a thing in OP. Or perhaps they're both clones of Garling that are younger than him (as the Pacifista clones of the Shichibukai are all younger looking than them). I'd guess Shanks was considered a failed clone since he was left in a treasure chest, seemingly abandoned, at God Valley where Roger found him.

Yeah, if you play as an elf and choose Shadow Dragon, it says in the description you see at character creation that you were abandoned as a baby and raised by human nobles in Minrathous. So in a sense, you're not really an elf. Almost everything Rook says about their past is about being from Tevinter, not being a elf. The elven "gods" aren't really your gods, you wouldn't have the face tattoos (I deleted mine after reading the faction description). But then at some points, you'll talk to Bellara as if you're a Dalish elf. Definitely some big issues with this way of doing it.

"all-time concurrent player count"

Well not really. The records don't go back far enough to cover Origins and 2's releases. The player count records start years after that point. Or it might be that they were exclusive to EA Origin for the first few years and so most players bought them there first. Either way, if you look at the time period covered for the concurrent player data, it starts years after their original releases.

How have you "done all the DLC" when there's no DLC? And Inquisition is long because of all the lazy, copy-pasted, terrible side content which most people hated (e.g. Shards, constellations, generic fetch quests). It's actually quite short if you just do the story quests.