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Post by Catilina on Apr 2, 2017 3:11:22 GMT
Catilina Uldred is a Liberterian. Lucrosians are all about the money, power comes second. I see. Corrected.
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Post by Catilina on Apr 2, 2017 3:16:11 GMT
The Circle of Magi Fraternities of Enchanters
The Loyalist are idiots. Each, without exception. (Vivienne)The Aequitarians are benevolent foolish. (Wynne)The Libertarians the only normal fraction. (Fiona)
The Isolationists are weird, but benevolent. (Niall – DAO, Fade)The Lucrosians are as the Magisters. Dangerous. (Uldred)Nice explaination. But I think Fiona and that red head that murdered a Tranquil in the book are idiots. What is Anders? I didn't say, that Fiona normal, the fraction is normal. There are people, who's not. Uldred for example. But the principle the only acceptable. (I think, only a few Mages was capable to kept their sanity in the Circle, but probably no one.) Anders? Libertatian. But I think, he didn't deal politics in the Circle. He just wanted to get rid. (I'm sure not Loyalist, nor Aequitarian, I don't saw, that he would like the isolation, and not really to attract too much money or power.)
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Post by Deleted on Apr 2, 2017 12:55:51 GMT
That quest in Inquisition where you have to pick between Hawke and another character was so odd with the choices I have made in the game (Stroud barely even register) that I set up DAK for a female human Mage Clarel who romanced Alistair, and let Alistair remain a Warden. That would have been the only way where I would care for that quest, but it would be based on choices of a protagonist and in-game choices I would never have made. I would also never finish a Hawke run that would go with it, a female Mage that executes Anders. So, to make the Inquisition story more palatable, I would have to make two previous games less palatable.... weird, no?
I guess my tastes and inclinations just don't fit that well with what is expected to happen, so I get odd back-up plans as a result based on my weird choices.
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The Circle of Magi Fraternities of Enchanters
The Loyalist are idiots. Each, without exception. (Vivienne)The Aequitarians are benevolent foolish. (Wynne)The Libertarians the only normal fraction. (Fiona)
The Isolationists are weird, but benevolent. (Niall – DAO, Fade)The Lucrosians are as the Magisters. Dangerous. (Uldred)Fiona - Siezed control of Redcliff Castle Uldred - 'nuff said Anders - Blew up Kirkwall Adrian - Left Rhys and Cole to die Libertarians aren't so normal. Aequitarians FTW
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Post by Catilina on Apr 2, 2017 15:01:24 GMT
The Circle of Magi Fraternities of Enchanters
The Loyalist are idiots. Each, without exception. (Vivienne) The Aequitarians are benevolent foolish.(Wynne) The Libertarians the only normal fraction. (Fiona) The Isolationists are weird, but benevolent. (Niall – DAO, Fade) The Lucrosians are as the Magisters. Dangerous. (Uldred) Fiona - Siezed control of Redcliff Castle Uldred - 'nuff said Anders - Blew up Kirkwall Adrian - Left Rhys and Cole to die Libertarians aren't so normal. Aequitarians FTW The only acceptable fraction. Your examples just demonstrate my point: In the Circle the Mages can only be going crazy. The "traditional" Circle-system is unhealthy for the Templars too. Leliana the best way. What Anders did, was cruel, but useful. He just helped to purge and revival the Chantry. The Mages only can (and should) work with the Templars (rather the rebuilt Seekers, without lyrium addiction), if the Mages live freely. People should not always look for a compromise. There are times when there is no compromise.
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Post by Deleted on Apr 2, 2017 15:09:56 GMT
Fiona - Siezed control of Redcliff Castle Uldred - 'nuff said Anders - Blew up Kirkwall Adrian - Left Rhys and Cole to die Libertarians aren't so normal. Aequitarians FTW The only acceptable fraction. Your examples just demonstrate my point: In the Circle the Mages can only be going crazy. The "traditional" Circle-system is unhealthy for the Templars too. Leliana the best way. What Anders did, was cruel, but useful. He just helped to purge and revival the Chantry. The Mages only can (and should) work with the Templars (rather the rebuild Seekers, without lyrium addiction), if the Mages live freely. It's not about working with the templars. Remember Connor from DAO? It can happen to everyone if mages walk around free. It's really about protecting people, when asked Cass says: "mages should govern themselves with templars only protecting them in case of posession". This made her the ideal divine for me and her vision is most close to that of the Aequitarians
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Post by Catilina on Apr 2, 2017 15:14:20 GMT
The only acceptable fraction. Your examples just demonstrate my point: In the Circle the Mages can only be going crazy. The "traditional" Circle-system is unhealthy for the Templars too. Leliana the best way. What Anders did, was cruel, but useful. He just helped to purge and revival the Chantry. The Mages only can (and should) work with the Templars (rather the rebuild Seekers, without lyrium addiction), if the Mages live freely. It's not about working with the templars. Remember Connor from DAO? It can happen to everyone if mages walk around free. It's really about protecting people, when asked Cass says: "mages should govern themselves with templars only protecting them in case of posession". This made her the ideal divine for me and her vision is most close to that of the Aequitarians Connor's one of the best example, how dangerous is the system. The false security is a big danger! Aequitarians just as the idiot Loyalists have a massive Stockholm syndrome. Who such idiot, who don't want a private life? Only a damaged wo/man (Wynne), and/or a hypocrite, who wants to close every other (Vivienne for example)...
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Post by Deleted on Apr 2, 2017 15:29:45 GMT
It's not about working with the templars. Remember Connor from DAO? It can happen to everyone if mages walk around free. It's really about protecting people, when asked Cass says: "mages should govern themselves with templars only protecting them in case of posession". This made her the ideal divine for me and her vision is most close to that of the Aequitarians Connor's one of the best example, how dangerous is the system. The false security is a big danger! Aequitarians just as the idiot Loyalists have a massive Stockholm syndrome. Who such idiot, who don't want a private life? Only a damaged wo/man (Wynne), and/or a hypocrite, who wants to close every other (Vivienne for example)... But without templars it could happen to anyone, I mean templars aren't the cause that demons are drawn to mages but they can do something about it. Plus Templar armor in Inquisition is fucking gorgeus
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Post by Catilina on Apr 2, 2017 15:45:12 GMT
Connor's one of the best example, how dangerous is the system. The false security is a big danger! Aequitarians just as the idiot Loyalists have a massive Stockholm syndrome. Who such idiot, who don't want a private life? Only a damaged wo/man (Wynne), and/or a hypocrite, who wants to close every other (Vivienne for example)... But without templars it could happen to anyone, I mean templars aren't the cause that demons are drawn to mages but they can do something about it. Plus Templar armor in Inquisition is fucking gorgeus Not really, because Isolde didn't send Connor into the Circle, because she feared from the stigmatization (it does not go away anytime soon, I know, but if don't try, will never go away...), and that she do not see him anymore. Meredith's sister scared of the Templars. Evelina and Thrask's daughter also scared of the Templars. Accidents always happen. And the Circle can not prevent these. As I said: false security. The Chantry failed at this, and this was not the original intent. It's a degenerated, evil system, created by the corrupted Chantry leaders.
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Post by Deleted on Apr 2, 2017 16:01:05 GMT
But without templars it could happen to anyone, I mean templars aren't the cause that demons are drawn to mages but they can do something about it. Plus Templar armor in Inquisition is fucking gorgeus Not really, because Isolde didn't send Connor into the Circle, because she feared from the stigmatization (it does not go away anytime soon, I know, but if don't try, will never go away...), and that she do not see him anymore. Meredith's sister scared of the Templars. Evelina and Thrask's daughter also scared of the Templars. Accidents always happen. And the Circle can not prevent these. As I said: false security. The Chantry failed at this, and this was not the original intent. It's a degenerated, evil system, created by the corrupted Chantry leaders. I know thats why I supported Cass not Vivienne, Templars need to change too, and ser Barris is a very good example. Accidents can happen but not all accidents cause hordes of walking dead attack a village every night. I think Cassandra can clear the corruption in the Chantry.
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Post by Catilina on Apr 2, 2017 16:07:56 GMT
Not really, because Isolde didn't send Connor into the Circle, because she feared from the stigmatization (it does not go away anytime soon, I know, but if don't try, will never go away...), and that she do not see him anymore. Meredith's sister scared of the Templars. Evelina and Thrask's daughter also scared of the Templars. Accidents always happen. And the Circle can not prevent these. As I said: false security. The Chantry failed at this, and this was not the original intent. It's a degenerated, evil system, created by the corrupted Chantry leaders. I know thats why I supported Cass not Vivienne, Templars need to change too, and ser Barris is a very good example. Accidents can happen but not all accidents cause hordes of walking dead attack a village every night. I think Cassandra can clear the corruption in the Chantry. Yes. And this walking dead attack was absolutely the Chantry's (Circle-system's) fault. I don't know Ser Barris, because he followed this dickhead (a non-mage, who dealt with a demon, yes, then who is dangerous?), my Inquisitor offered him the opportunity to work for the Inquisition, but after this, I didn't saw any logical reason to follow him. Sorry, Templar, you failed again. (And non-romanceable...) Cassandra's not malicious, yes, and have some chance ti improve the situation, but not enough, if the Circles stays as prisons.
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Post by Deleted on Apr 2, 2017 16:14:18 GMT
I know thats why I supported Cass not Vivienne, Templars need to change too, and ser Barris is a very good example. Accidents can happen but not all accidents cause hordes of walking dead attack a village every night. I think Cassandra can clear the corruption in the Chantry. Yes. And this walking dead attack was absolutely the Chantry's (Circle-system's) fault. I don't know Ser Barris, because he followed this dickhead (a non-mage, who dealt with a demon, yes, then who is dangerous?), my Inquisitor offered him the opportunity to work for the Inquisition, but after this, I didn't saw any logical reason to follow him. Sorry, Templar, you failed again. (And non-romanceable...) Cassandra's not malicious, yes, and have some chance ti improve the situation, but not enough, if the Circles stays as prisons. Actually that attack was Loghain's fault. If connor was a free mage Loghain still would've poisoned Arl Eamon and Connor would've made a deal with the demon. You should give the Templar storyline a chance even if you conscript them it is really good and you get Calphernia as rivalry who is a better rivalry than Samson
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Post by Catilina on Apr 2, 2017 16:29:09 GMT
Yes. And this walking dead attack was absolutely the Chantry's (Circle-system's) fault. I don't know Ser Barris, because he followed this dickhead (a non-mage, who dealt with a demon, yes, then who is dangerous?), my Inquisitor offered him the opportunity to work for the Inquisition, but after this, I didn't saw any logical reason to follow him. Sorry, Templar, you failed again. (And non-romanceable...) Cassandra's not malicious, yes, and have some chance ti improve the situation, but not enough, if the Circles stays as prisons. Actually that attack was Loghain's fault. If connor was a free mage Loghain still would've poisoned Arl Eamon and Connor would've made a deal with the demon. You should give the Templar storyline a chance even if you conscript them it is really good and you get Calphernia as rivalry who is a better rivalry than Samson Directly Loghain caused, but on the whole the Circle-system's fault. It should have to work as a boarding school, and Connor was supposed to be in school. But who's the idiot/malicious parent, who send his/her innocent children to jail? This is clearly the Chanty's fault. Yes, I know, probably I will try. I created a dwarf warrior, maybe with him. Up to I will use them as servants, then I will disband them, if this possible.
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Post by fylimar on Apr 2, 2017 16:29:37 GMT
Nice explaination. But I think Fiona and that red head that murdered a Tranquil in the book are idiots. What is Anders? I didn't say, that Fiona normal, the fraction is normal. There are people, who's not. Uldred for example. But the principle the only acceptable. (I think, only a few Mages was capable to kept their sanity in the Circle, but probably no one.) Anders? Libertatian. But I think, he didn't deal politics in the Circle. He just wanted to get rid. (I'm sure not Loyalist, nor Aequitarian, I don't saw, that he would like the isolation, and not really to attract too much money or power.) I would say that DAA Anders could have been an isolationist, since he basically wanted a nice, quite life. DA2 Anders was definitively a libertarian. I have to say that tacsear has a point about the examples of libertarians in the game. I tried and failed to find one sane, non-violent example in the games for libertarians (and you know I love Anders very much, but I wouldn't go so far as to call him sane). You find a lot of mages outside the circle, that are great people, but they don't belong or don't even know about the fractions (that avvar mage in JoH would be a good example or Bethany or even Hawke and Dalish mage, Dorian, the mage from the Bulls charagers to name a few ... well, Dorian might have heard of those fractions at least, he seems to be genuinly interested in southern history) I would say that Wynnes pupil, you meet in DAO could be an example, but I think, he is more of an isolationist. Maybe Lysas, the elven mage, you meet in Redcliffe before the time jump - if you talk to him, he says that he has as much right to be free as anyone else - and he seems to be a really sane and decent guy. So I would throw Lysas as the sane libertarian into the ring To get back to topic: Despite popular opinion, I find Legacy much less fun to play than MotA. It has nice banters, but fighting through Darkspawn, dwarves and grey wardens becomes a bit tiresome tbh. And I'm not a big Cory fan - he is one of the weaker adversaries in the DA universe. I found the Duke in MotA much more interesting - plus it was nice to meet a converted Qunari (Tallis) and get to know their stories (Hawke didn't have a chance to talke with the converted elven brothers or even with Seamus after he converted) and it was great to hear of Tallis struggles with the Qun, which made meeting Iron Bulls elven friend in Bulls personal quest much more interesting
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Post by Catilina on Apr 2, 2017 16:36:52 GMT
I didn't say, that Fiona normal, the fraction is normal. There are people, who's not. Uldred for example. But the principle the only acceptable. (I think, only a few Mages was capable to kept their sanity in the Circle, but probably no one.) Anders? Libertatian. But I think, he didn't deal politics in the Circle. He just wanted to get rid. (I'm sure not Loyalist, nor Aequitarian, I don't saw, that he would like the isolation, and not really to attract too much money or power.) I would say that DAA Anders could have been an isolationist, since he basically wanted a nice, quite life. DA2 Anders was definitively a libertarian. I have to say that tacsear has a point about the examples of libertarians in the game. I tried and failed to find one sane, non-violent example in the games for libertarians (and you know I love Anders very much, but I wouldn't go so far as to call him sane). You find a lot of mages outside the circle, that are great people, but they don't belong or don't even know about the fractions (that avvar mage in JoH would be a good example or Bethany or even Hawke and Dalish mage, Dorian, the mage from the Bulls charagers to name a few ... well, Dorian might have heard of those fractions at least, he seems to be genuinly interested in southern history) I would say that Wynnes pupil, you meet in DAO could be an example, but I think, he is more of an isolationist. Maybe Lysas, the elven mage, you meet in Redcliffe before the time jump - if you talk to him, he says that he has as much right to be free as anyone else - and he seems to be a really sane and decent guy. So I would throw Lysas as the sane libertarian into the ring To get back to topic: Despite popular opinion, I find Legacy much less fun to play than MotA. It has nice banters, but fighting through Darkspawn, dwarves and grey wardens becomes a bit tiresome tbh. And I'm not a big Cory fan - he is one of the weaker adversaries in the DA universe. I found the Duke in MotA much more interesting - plus it was nice to meet a converted Qunari (Tallis) and get to know their stories (Hawke didn't have a chance to talke with the converted elven brothers or even with Seamus after he converted) and it was great to hear of Tallis struggles with the Qun, which made meeting Iron Bulls elven friend in Bulls personal quest much more interesting Anders wanted a normal, free life, the isolation isn't normal, nor really free, true, even better than the Circle. Everyone who lived in the Circle, is damaged. The point is that the desire for freedom is still lived in them. Bethany, Dalish etc was never the part of the Circle, this is why they can be normal. Malcolm probably was able to save his sanity, but if you remember, he also had some guilty-feeling, what he inherited to Bethany.
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Post by Deleted on Apr 2, 2017 16:40:47 GMT
Actually that attack was Loghain's fault. If connor was a free mage Loghain still would've poisoned Arl Eamon and Connor would've made a deal with the demon. You should give the Templar storyline a chance even if you conscript them it is really good and you get Calphernia as rivalry who is a better rivalry than Samson Directly Loghain caused, but on the whole the Circle-system's fault. It should have to work as a boarding school, and Connor was supposed to be in school. But who's the idiot/malicious parent, who send his/her innocent children to jail? This is clearly the Chanty's fault. Yes, I know, probably I will try. I created a dwarf warrior, maybe with him. Up to I will use them as servants, then I will disband them, if this possible. Exactly what I mean, mages should govern themselves, but templars should be a safeguard if something happens not rulers over mages. It is possible, you can still pick leliana as Divine after that.
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Post by Catilina on Apr 2, 2017 16:47:15 GMT
Directly Loghain caused, but on the whole the Circle-system's fault. It should have to work as a boarding school, and Connor was supposed to be in school. But who's the idiot/malicious parent, who send his/her innocent children to jail? This is clearly the Chanty's fault. Yes, I know, probably I will try. I created a dwarf warrior, maybe with him. Up to I will use them as servants, then I will disband them, if this possible. Exactly what I mean, mages should govern themselves, but templars should be a safeguard if something happens not rulers over mages. It is possible, you can still pick leliana as Divine after that. Some kind of storng, effective police, in cooperation with mages. This would be much safer and acceptable, that this system. Templars/Seekers don't need to guarding mages, they need to protect the free people: non-mages and mages. This is, what I can imagine. So, confession: DAI is the only DA game where the Templars also could be acceptable, I'm angry, that there are no logical reason to request their help.
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Post by Deleted on Apr 2, 2017 16:56:52 GMT
Exactly what I mean, mages should govern themselves, but templars should be a safeguard if something happens not rulers over mages. It is possible, you can still pick leliana as Divine after that. Some kind of storng, effective police, in cooperation with mages. This would be much safer and acceptable, that this system. Templars/Seekers don't need to guarding mages, they need to protect the free people: non-mages and mages. This is, what I can imagine. DAI is the only DA game where the Templars also be acceptable, I'm angry, that there are no logical reason to request their help. It would be harder if templars/seeker needed to be sent to everyplace that mages live, they should be living in circles but shouldn't be locked up in there, and think of templars as security guards instead of police they just keep guard until apprentices get proper training
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Post by Catilina on Apr 2, 2017 17:10:13 GMT
Some kind of storng, effective police, in cooperation with mages. This would be much safer and acceptable, that this system. Templars/Seekers don't need to guarding mages, they need to protect the free people: non-mages and mages. This is, what I can imagine. DAI is the only DA game where the Templars also be acceptable, I'm angry, that there are no logical reason to request their help. It would be harder if templars/seeker needed to be sent to everyplace that mages live, they should be living in circles but shouldn't be locked up in there, and think of templars as security guards instead of police they just keep guard until apprentices get proper training Let them learn to live together, freely, this is the basis. The freedom is dangerous and hard, na und? Accidents always can happen, this is unavoidable. There is no reason for the imprisonment of the innocents, this just generates fear and hatred on both sides. In the schools, of course, care must be taken to safety. But if you think, the school-Circles is the solutions, where you disagree with me? Freedom does not equal with irresponsibility... in fact, the criterion of freedom is the responsibility. The slaves are not responsible.
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Post by Deleted on Apr 2, 2017 17:26:00 GMT
It would be harder if templars/seeker needed to be sent to everyplace that mages live, they should be living in circles but shouldn't be locked up in there, and think of templars as security guards instead of police they just keep guard until apprentices get proper training Let them learn to live together, freely, this is the basis. The freedom is dangerous and hard, na und? Accidents always can happen, this is unavoidable. There is no reason for the imprisonment of the innocents, this just generates fear and hatred on both sides. In the schools, of course, care must be taken to safety. But if you think, the school-Circles is the solutions, where you disagree with me? Freedom does not equal with irresponsibility... in fact, the criterion of freedom is the responsibility. The slaves are not responsible. Of course they shouldn't be locked away or be in prison. All I say is they should live in circles until they get proper education while templars keep guard like gatekeepers, and after that education they should have their freedoom and templars should be in chantries across the country if an accident happens they could interfere, but none of the divine candidates have this point of view so I went with the closest which is Cassandra
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Post by Catilina on Apr 2, 2017 17:47:37 GMT
Let them learn to live together, freely, this is the basis. The freedom is dangerous and hard, na und? Accidents always can happen, this is unavoidable. There is no reason for the imprisonment of the innocents, this just generates fear and hatred on both sides. In the schools, of course, care must be taken to safety. But if you think, the school-Circles is the solutions, where you disagree with me? Freedom does not equal with irresponsibility... in fact, the criterion of freedom is the responsibility. The slaves are not responsible. Of course they shouldn't be locked away or be in prison. All I say is they should live in circles until they get proper education while templars keep guard like gatekeepers, and after that education they should have their freedoom and templars should be in chantries across the country if an accident happens they could interfere, but none of the divine candidates have this point of view so I went with the closest which is Cassandra Cassandra would close them. Cassandra just a bit better than Justinia was. She just would continue Justinia's way, but possibly wants to cleanse the Chantry, and this is positive, but not enough. With Cassandra, the fear remains. Leliana is the real reformer. Risky, but there is a reason. Confession:I wonder whether our Divine decision counts in DA4? I don't believe. Seems so much work. What I imagine, that our decision only mentioned (new part of Thedas, similar than ME:Andromeda), or disappear (Leliana, Cassandra, Vivienne died, and we got a progressive-conservative new Divine.)
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Of course they shouldn't be locked away or be in prison. All I say is they should live in circles until they get proper education while templars keep guard like gatekeepers, and after that education they should have their freedoom and templars should be in chantries across the country if an accident happens they could interfere, but none of the divine candidates have this point of view so I went with the closest which is Cassandra Cassandra would close them. Cassandra just a bit better than Justinia was. She just would continue Justinia's way, but possibly wants to cleanse the Chantry, and this is positive, but not enough. With Cassandra, the fear remains. Leliana is the real reformer. Risky, but there is a reason. Confession:I wonder whether our Divine decision counts in DA4? I don't believe. Seems so much work. What I imagine, that our decision only mentioned (new part of Thedas, similar than ME:Andromeda), or disappear (Leliana, Cassandra, Vivienne died, and we got a progressive-conservative new Divine.) Yeah that's why I don't think any of them is perfect. That's the beauty of DA nothing is the way you want them to be. Nah that's why we're going to Tevinter. South is probably going to get mentions and nods but the story of Southern Thedas is done
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Post by Catilina on Apr 2, 2017 18:08:41 GMT
Cassandra would close them. Cassandra just a bit better than Justinia was. She just would continue Justinia's way, but possibly wants to cleanse the Chantry, and this is positive, but not enough. With Cassandra, the fear remains. Leliana is the real reformer. Risky, but there is a reason. Confession:I wonder whether our Divine decision counts in DA4? I don't believe. Seems so much work. What I imagine, that our decision only mentioned (new part of Thedas, similar than ME:Andromeda), or disappear (Leliana, Cassandra, Vivienne died, and we got a progressive-conservative new Divine.) Yeah that's why I don't think any of them is perfect. That's the beauty of DA nothing is the way you want them to be. Nah that's why we're going to Tevinter. South is probably going to get mentions and nods but the story of Southern Thedas is done "Do you think it mattered, Hawke? Do you think anything you ever did mattered?"
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Post by Deleted on Apr 2, 2017 18:50:26 GMT
Yeah that's why I don't think any of them is perfect. That's the beauty of DA nothing is the way you want them to be. Nah that's why we're going to Tevinter. South is probably going to get mentions and nods but the story of Southern Thedas is done "Do you think it mattered, Hawke? Do you think anything you ever did mattered?"
Confession: Hawke is the best hero who ever born... And I think, s/he matter. S/He is the hero, whom Kirkwall deserved. That was one of the best lines in game surely. I always imagine viscount Varric and Hawke are spending Kirkwall's money on drinks and other useless shit:) , and noone can fire Varric because they're afraid of Hawke
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Post by Almila_Lavellan on Apr 4, 2017 20:13:46 GMT
Okay, now my biggest and probably unpopular confession: I still love Grey Wardens even after the events in Dragon Age Inquisition and I really HATE what they did to them in DA:I. I loved playing as a Grey Warden in DA:O and they were shown as great heroes, with a selfless devotion. I loved Duncan and was truly sad when he died. They just had to ruin everything in DA:I. I hated how some companions and Hawke (WTF) were like "Are Grey Wardens really necessary? We don't really need them to stop the Blight, do we?" I mean, really? It's just plain stupid IMO. Unless someone finds another way to stop the Blights, a Grey Warden is needed Yes, they did made a huge mistake, I don't deny it. They did it because they are the only known solution for a Blight at the moment and people don't know that a Grey Warden is sacrificed to end a Blight. (well, unless that person has a sneaky witch-thief associate ) I'm sorry I know I ranted I finished Here Lies the Abyss last night with Cassandra, Dorian, Solas and Dorian was the only logical person in my party. (He stated that they were needed in case of another Blight) - In this playthrough, I kicked Sera out of the Inquisition and I'm not sorry I am glad that I have a choice but now some funny party banters with Blackwall and Solas are missing - I managed to soften Leliana for the first time in DA:I and I don't know how I feel about it. She seems to start thinking that she was used by Justinia. I will make her the Divine anyway, don't want Cassandra or, god forbid, Vivienne. - I wish that Fiona didn't have to be killed in the Templar-sided world states. I really hoped that one day Alistair would learn the truth about his mother. That's all for now. Maybe later when I finish my very first Templar-sided (albeit with conscripted Templars) playthrough.
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