spiritofsolace
N1
Games: Dragon Age: Origins, Dragon Age Inquistion, Neverwinter Nights
Posts: 49 Likes: 73
inherit
659
0
73
spiritofsolace
49
August 2016
spiritofsolace
Dragon Age: Origins, Dragon Age Inquistion, Neverwinter Nights
|
Post by spiritofsolace on Jan 20, 2017 1:30:27 GMT
I felt like saying that if these clans were not adhering to the values that I had been told were Dalish in the previous two games, then in fact they were no longer Dalish but simply wandering elves who had forgotten what it was to be Dalish or had possibly never been Dalish in the first place. It is rare that I find something that so completely sums up why I am uncomfortable with the Dalish and Dalish fans. That whole attitude is basically saying "Being Dalish or an elf can't mean something different to different people. If you think differently there is something wrong with you, and I am the one who can decide what is right for everyone." Ethnocentrism is gross and wrong no matter where it is coming from. As for headcanons, I can't actually think of any. Probably because I just overlook it so hard that I completely forget about it not because Bioware's writing is so great or anything like that.
|
|
spiritofsolace
N1
Games: Dragon Age: Origins, Dragon Age Inquistion, Neverwinter Nights
Posts: 49 Likes: 73
inherit
659
0
73
spiritofsolace
49
August 2016
spiritofsolace
Dragon Age: Origins, Dragon Age Inquistion, Neverwinter Nights
|
Post by spiritofsolace on Jan 14, 2017 6:02:42 GMT
I think it would be disgusting if they had tranquility be an option and I would think less of the writers for putting in something that grotesque. Also, while Weekes writes sad things I don't really see where people keep getting this kind of pointlessly wangsty stuff. He did say Solas romance could be seen as hopeful. I don't think he is a complete liar. Out of curiosity, what options do you think should be available for dealing with Solas? Assuming he even ends up being the primary antagonist, I have my doubts that we will get any say at all. He is an awkward character to have go quantum. So I think he is either going to live or die regardless of what our wishes might be. But the writers won't force you to be either all buddy buddy with him or antagonistic. They will respect your feeling whatever those may be. But should we get a choice I think we should only get two. Save him or kill him. It would be easier since they could just give us two mutually exclusive quests. otherwise I don't think they would have enough time to justify more options than that. And I think people should be placated with killing him. On another note, I was furiously trying to find a tweet by Weekes, which I never found, but what I did find was that Weekes is really insistent that he is a "hopeful" writer and that he doesn't write sad things for the grimdarkness of it. To build stakes or create emotional investment, sure. I know a lot of media these days is either darkness 24/7 or it is something that is written in such a way that we never doubt things are going to work out alright in the end. Weekes has a different approach, so that stuff isn't necessarily relevant. I have screenshots and links to the relevant tweets on my blog if you are interested.
|
|
spiritofsolace
N1
Games: Dragon Age: Origins, Dragon Age Inquistion, Neverwinter Nights
Posts: 49 Likes: 73
inherit
659
0
73
spiritofsolace
49
August 2016
spiritofsolace
Dragon Age: Origins, Dragon Age Inquistion, Neverwinter Nights
|
Post by spiritofsolace on Jan 13, 2017 4:23:18 GMT
They would have to devote more time to it than they would some random guy like Feynriel. I really don't want to spend time on that as a plot point and it doesn't even make sense since tranquilty can be cured. What is to prevent one of his spirit buddies from reversing it. And it doesn't matter if people hate him, plenty of people hated Morrigan and Alistair and you don't get to torture them. You don't even get to treat Cory that way. Morrigan and Alistair weren't attempting to destroy the modern world and we had no choice with Cory, he just had to die to stop him. Like I said above, I have doubts if that could be an option since I'm not sure Solas CAN be tranquilized now and I said also that it probably wouldn't be a good idea because it can be reversed. But if it's possible, I'm still sure it or something on par will be an option among multiple. So it isn't because people hate him it is because he is a villain, it is because we should have the option to torture major characters. I think it would be shoddy writing for a couple of reasons. But I mean, look I feel the way I feel and I honestly don't care about anything you just wrote, so we are going to have to agree to disagree. I am not willing to reevaluate this point so please drop it.
|
|
spiritofsolace
N1
Games: Dragon Age: Origins, Dragon Age Inquistion, Neverwinter Nights
Posts: 49 Likes: 73
inherit
659
0
73
spiritofsolace
49
August 2016
spiritofsolace
Dragon Age: Origins, Dragon Age Inquistion, Neverwinter Nights
|
Post by spiritofsolace on Jan 13, 2017 4:09:27 GMT
I think it would be disgusting if they had tranquility be an option and I would think less of the writers for putting in something that grotesque. Also, while Weekes writes sad things I don't really see where people keep getting this kind of pointlessly wangsty stuff. He did say Solas romance could be seen as hopeful. I don't think he is a complete liar. If it's possible to tranquilize Solas, I have a strong feeling it'll be an option. In multiple instances we got to choose to tranquilize someone in DAI. Add that with the fact that some players DESPISE Solas (or even if they don't, some people just want to play jerk protagonists and that's always an option), and I think there will most likely be a choice to make him suffer in such a way. It's just another RP choice. They would have to devote more time to it than they would some random guy like Feynriel. I really don't want to spend time on that as a plot point and it doesn't even make sense since tranquilty can be cured. What is to prevent one of his spirit buddies from reversing it. And it doesn't matter if people hate him, plenty of people hated Morrigan and Alistair and you don't get to torture them. You don't even get to treat Cory that way.
|
|
spiritofsolace
N1
Games: Dragon Age: Origins, Dragon Age Inquistion, Neverwinter Nights
Posts: 49 Likes: 73
inherit
659
0
73
spiritofsolace
49
August 2016
spiritofsolace
Dragon Age: Origins, Dragon Age Inquistion, Neverwinter Nights
|
Post by spiritofsolace on Jan 13, 2017 3:40:16 GMT
I think it would be disgusting if they had tranquility be an option and I would think less of the writers for putting in something that grotesque.
Also, while Weekes writes sad things I don't really see where people keep getting this kind of pointlessly wangsty stuff. He did say Solas romance could be seen as hopeful. I don't think he is a complete liar.
|
|
spiritofsolace
N1
Games: Dragon Age: Origins, Dragon Age Inquistion, Neverwinter Nights
Posts: 49 Likes: 73
inherit
659
0
73
spiritofsolace
49
August 2016
spiritofsolace
Dragon Age: Origins, Dragon Age Inquistion, Neverwinter Nights
|
Post by spiritofsolace on Jan 2, 2017 7:55:29 GMT
Flemeth uses an Eluvian to enter the fade when she kidnaps Kieran. So I think that is why Solas wanted them, I mean he has to be aware they can be used in that way.
As for the astrariums, I really don't think they are that relevant
|
|
spiritofsolace
N1
Games: Dragon Age: Origins, Dragon Age Inquistion, Neverwinter Nights
Posts: 49 Likes: 73
inherit
659
0
73
spiritofsolace
49
August 2016
spiritofsolace
Dragon Age: Origins, Dragon Age Inquistion, Neverwinter Nights
|
Post by spiritofsolace on Dec 21, 2016 4:30:34 GMT
You can count on Solas not seeing what destruction his actions will bring. He accuses the Wardens of being short sighted but Solas wears blinders as big as a barn when it comes to discerning the flaws in his own plans. ... But we don't really know his plans Therefore how can we say what kind of blinders he wears, if at all, in that regard? Plus... he acknowledges the plan in shape he currently has is bad. He says outright that it's terrible, only that he has no other choice. Wardens never really thought of their plan in that regard - not only they were basically going in entirely blind (and manipulated by Cory on top of that), not knowing at all what to expect when they deal with last Archdemons (even if they could), even Stroud said that if he didn't suspect that Corypheus is involved with the whole fake calling, he'd be digging to reach Old God with his brothers and sisters. Then there's Blakwall - while not technically Warden, seems to have nailed their worldview when he said that people should focus on fighting evil, rather than wondering where it came from... which is like, the most opposite approach that we know Solas to take. Anyway - I personally think that people keep overfocusing on Solas's pride as his apparent fatal flaw; especially that it seems to be a thing based predominantly on idea that "Solas means pride, hence his fatal flaw must be pride" and not really what we can observe in the game. That is not to say that Solas is the most modest person alive - I just think that the discussion is oftentimes skewed in a wrong direction, simply due to the whole name thing. It smacks me a bit with thinking about Solas as more one-dimensional character than he actually is - or that people think that one can't overcome their nature and must stick to it, like a spirit, while the game keeps establishing that a.) people are way more complex than spirits, . people can change c.) heck, even spirits can change, for better or worse. I almost wonder if this is one of those sneaky red herrings writers have intentionally put in the game, like "welp, let's name the guy Pride, so people keep overfocusing on his pride, instead of his actual problem. That'd make for a nice twist later"... you know, kinda like the whole Fen'Harel the Betrayer, where the Dread Wolf is built up as the one who is a traitor who ruined elves, while the irony of the whole thing seems to be that not only Fen'Harel is savior of elves or the world (even if not in a way anyone would like to), but may also be the one who was betrayed. Which seems to be the crux of Solas' most fatal flaw. While pride may be a component, ultimately it doesn't seem to be what pushes him to do what he does, nor it's what assures him that 'he alone will do this and pay the price'... it's his paranoia. The guy got betrayed so severely, maybe even more than once and either went through or seen so much that he's unable to trust anyone. Not the world, not his people, not even his loved ones. That is likely his biggest 'blind spot'. I agree with this entirely. I don't even think his pride really matters, he would need to have a certain amount of pride to do sonme of the things he does like lead slave rebellions. But without his trust issues and his fatalism that doesn't amount to much. It is his fatalism that is leading him to not letting other people have input.
|
|
spiritofsolace
N1
Games: Dragon Age: Origins, Dragon Age Inquistion, Neverwinter Nights
Posts: 49 Likes: 73
inherit
659
0
73
spiritofsolace
49
August 2016
spiritofsolace
Dragon Age: Origins, Dragon Age Inquistion, Neverwinter Nights
|
Post by spiritofsolace on Dec 12, 2016 2:37:36 GMT
Actually we knew that our choice in Act 3 of DA2 made no difference at the end of that game. Varric actually says to Cassandra that the Circles have fallen in his summing up of events after Hawke left. To be honest, what made less sense is why Justinia thought Hawke might make a good Inquisitor, particularly as at the time Cassandra was looking for them it was with a view to them helping resolve matters at the Conclave. Considering that depending on your choice in DA2 either the mages or the Templars would look on you as the enemy, it was hard to see the logic there. What I found more annoying was that all those hints of something sinister behind the disappearance of both the Hero and Hawke at the same time really amounted to nothing. The Hero of Ferelden had already departed into the west before things went pear shaped with the Wardens, so their absence was wholly unconnected with Hawke. Yet Leliana had claimed it was "no coincidence" that neither could be found at the end of DA2, when it would seem they weren't even searching for the Hero. That is an excellent point. People keep thinking we know a lot about what Da 4 is going to be about. But if they can't even hold to obviously stated things like that I question our ability to make educated guesses. That isn't even getting into how vague Solas' trespasser speech actually is.
|
|
spiritofsolace
N1
Games: Dragon Age: Origins, Dragon Age Inquistion, Neverwinter Nights
Posts: 49 Likes: 73
inherit
659
0
73
spiritofsolace
49
August 2016
spiritofsolace
Dragon Age: Origins, Dragon Age Inquistion, Neverwinter Nights
|
Post by spiritofsolace on Dec 10, 2016 3:39:26 GMT
If they do a Teagan to Solas, people will probably send tons of cupcakes to Bioware. But I don't think that will happen. *imagines them doing a teagan to Solas" That's pretty bad. *imagines them doing a Corypheus to Solas* *cries* Man they would never hear the end of it if they did that. I do wonder how, should they get a new pc, they are going to handle Solas in the next game. That is my biggest fear for DA4. Since you know, he does look like a generic bad guy if stripped of the nuances that a new character likely wouldn't be able to see or care about.
|
|
spiritofsolace
N1
Games: Dragon Age: Origins, Dragon Age Inquistion, Neverwinter Nights
Posts: 49 Likes: 73
inherit
659
0
73
spiritofsolace
49
August 2016
spiritofsolace
Dragon Age: Origins, Dragon Age Inquistion, Neverwinter Nights
|
Post by spiritofsolace on Dec 8, 2016 1:41:39 GMT
^ The change of setting is a major plus for me for exactly that reason. DAI went way overboard with its carryovers and cameos. But in terms of the story connection, the DA series has gotten more and more connected with each installment. DAI didn't introduce a "new" anything -- even Hawke came back -- except Solas. We had Corypheus from DA2, Samson from DA2, and the mage/templar conflict from DAO and DA2. No, you don't have to have played DA2 or the Legacy DLC to "get" DAI, but I think the experience would have been extremely lacking without it. Also, David Gaider said that the entire plot arc was cut in half. With the DAI post-credit Solas reveal, we saw how he was the instigator of it all, so it's not like they shoehorned Solas in at the last moment; he's woven through everything. Regardless of the state of the Inquisition as an organization, with Trespasser, we have a very clear lead-in to the next game. To me, that says, very clearly, that the next game is going to continue on that same story. How the Inquisitor will be involved is anybody's guess, but they will most likely be involved in some manner. Not only does the final Trespasser scene show their personal investment, but PW said that he wants to give Solas/Lavellan some sort of closure, and you can't have that without the Inquisitor present. ... Unless, you know, Solas just dies, then that's certainly "closure" of a sort. I have a feeling Solas will find some way to remove the Inquisitor from the playing field for the duration of the game, reappearing perhaps in a cameo at the very end. Having the Inquisitor "around" potentially creates a lot of narrative hurdles. No matter what you did, it would be extremely difficult to satisfy players. The easiest thing to do would be to just quickly remove "the problem" and deal with it at the end. I hope they don't do that. Since that would be a complete waste. Like why even bring up the inquisitor/Solas relationship as a focal point in trespasser if they are immediately going to shelve it? As far as I am concerned they made their bed and now they have to lay in it.
|
|
spiritofsolace
N1
Games: Dragon Age: Origins, Dragon Age Inquistion, Neverwinter Nights
Posts: 49 Likes: 73
inherit
659
0
73
spiritofsolace
49
August 2016
spiritofsolace
Dragon Age: Origins, Dragon Age Inquistion, Neverwinter Nights
|
Post by spiritofsolace on Dec 7, 2016 7:41:07 GMT
I voted no because I don't know what about GOT story we are even talking about. But I would like the characters in DA to be more like what GOT has. I like the way none of them seemed completely good or completely evil. They just occupy A very difficult and brutal world, so their actions reflect that.
|
|
spiritofsolace
N1
Games: Dragon Age: Origins, Dragon Age Inquistion, Neverwinter Nights
Posts: 49 Likes: 73
inherit
659
0
73
spiritofsolace
49
August 2016
spiritofsolace
Dragon Age: Origins, Dragon Age Inquistion, Neverwinter Nights
|
Post by spiritofsolace on Dec 4, 2016 1:05:57 GMT
He knew it was tea, he was drinking it on purpose. It was still a great moment though. I really like Solas, so there were a lot moments with him that I liked. I gotta think about it for a bit.
|
|
spiritofsolace
N1
Games: Dragon Age: Origins, Dragon Age Inquistion, Neverwinter Nights
Posts: 49 Likes: 73
inherit
659
0
73
spiritofsolace
49
August 2016
spiritofsolace
Dragon Age: Origins, Dragon Age Inquistion, Neverwinter Nights
|
Post by spiritofsolace on Nov 21, 2016 2:21:41 GMT
You know, I wonder if the veil having an unusual effect on time was added just to facilitate IHW or if the writers want to do something with it in the future. Because apparently time magic didn't work without the breach and time magic seems to alter it in a weird way.
|
|
spiritofsolace
N1
Games: Dragon Age: Origins, Dragon Age Inquistion, Neverwinter Nights
Posts: 49 Likes: 73
inherit
659
0
73
spiritofsolace
49
August 2016
spiritofsolace
Dragon Age: Origins, Dragon Age Inquistion, Neverwinter Nights
|
Post by spiritofsolace on Nov 21, 2016 1:59:24 GMT
When you enter redcliffe for the first time and you have Solas in your party he will say something about the veil being altered in a way he is unfamiliar with. That and the fact that the rifts there distort time make it seem as though Alexius did in fact alter time before the inquisitor arrived.
|
|
spiritofsolace
N1
Games: Dragon Age: Origins, Dragon Age Inquistion, Neverwinter Nights
Posts: 49 Likes: 73
inherit
659
0
73
spiritofsolace
49
August 2016
spiritofsolace
Dragon Age: Origins, Dragon Age Inquistion, Neverwinter Nights
|
Post by spiritofsolace on Sept 3, 2016 3:27:24 GMT
Did you guys see what the da keep posted on twitter? Do you think that was a hint or are they just being rude? Lol, I hope not, or they're going to be in trouble with the lawyers. They were comparing it to the Solas romance. I guess they picked the kill option? Okay, I didn't see that, they were definitely just being dicks. I asked because I have seen people argue that that quest would parallel Solas' arch but I was never convinced. That tweet just had me wondering
|
|
spiritofsolace
N1
Games: Dragon Age: Origins, Dragon Age Inquistion, Neverwinter Nights
Posts: 49 Likes: 73
inherit
659
0
73
spiritofsolace
49
August 2016
spiritofsolace
Dragon Age: Origins, Dragon Age Inquistion, Neverwinter Nights
|
Post by spiritofsolace on Sept 2, 2016 23:36:39 GMT
Did you guys see what the da keep posted on twitter? Do you think that was a hint or are they just being rude?
|
|
spiritofsolace
N1
Games: Dragon Age: Origins, Dragon Age Inquistion, Neverwinter Nights
Posts: 49 Likes: 73
inherit
659
0
73
spiritofsolace
49
August 2016
spiritofsolace
Dragon Age: Origins, Dragon Age Inquistion, Neverwinter Nights
|
Post by spiritofsolace on Aug 17, 2016 7:29:14 GMT
As I consider Solas as the "villain" for the next DA, what might be a heretical thought came to me. What if instead of destroying the world as he thinks he actually is restoring the world to how it should have been? One thing DA has always been good for is the surprise. I believe what Thedas fears is their power being stripped from them and returned to the elves whom they have enslaved, harassed and generally mistreated over the centuries. With everything back in proper balance, it is possible that all Blights could end since whatever the taint was came from the Fade. I have a hard time picturing Solas as a villain. On the other hand, given their stellar record of attempting to destroy the world with demon armies, I really do not have a hard time picturing the Wardens fighting just to maintain the status quo. After all, an end to the taint means the collapse of their power. Just a thought. You could be onto something. I do think that Solas' role in DA4 won't be as straightforward as people usually assume. Considering how little we actually know there are a lot of different ways they could take things. Personally I'm hoping they throw in some kind of twist. I love Solas, he is a very interesting and unique character but l don't think he alone can make the tired and pat "big bad" type of plot less boring.
|
|
spiritofsolace
N1
Games: Dragon Age: Origins, Dragon Age Inquistion, Neverwinter Nights
Posts: 49 Likes: 73
inherit
659
0
73
spiritofsolace
49
August 2016
spiritofsolace
Dragon Age: Origins, Dragon Age Inquistion, Neverwinter Nights
|
Post by spiritofsolace on Aug 13, 2016 8:19:59 GMT
Hmm. I wonder if Sera's... rather harsh reception has changed any of their plans. If they did have plans honestly, I hope so. But would they really have an important character be optional to the degree that Sera is? I mean Dorian is likely to be in Da4 but unlike Serra you can't avoid meeting him entirely the way you can her.
|
|
spiritofsolace
N1
Games: Dragon Age: Origins, Dragon Age Inquistion, Neverwinter Nights
Posts: 49 Likes: 73
inherit
659
0
73
spiritofsolace
49
August 2016
spiritofsolace
Dragon Age: Origins, Dragon Age Inquistion, Neverwinter Nights
|
Post by spiritofsolace on Aug 13, 2016 4:24:51 GMT
Another thing that is wrong with twitter, is that I feel a bit like a crazy-fangirl stalker when I follow PW... I mean he posts about his family life too, and it seems like you are intruding or something Authors answering questions on their official forum would be so much better I get you, that is a little awkward. I wish they would get a blog to communicate with fans. Their posts would be findable for one and they would be able to answer only questions they want to answer without an entitled angry mob breathing down their neck. I think I understand why they prefer reddit but I don't see anything all that great about twitter. Just have to make do I guess
|
|
spiritofsolace
N1
Games: Dragon Age: Origins, Dragon Age Inquistion, Neverwinter Nights
Posts: 49 Likes: 73
inherit
659
0
73
spiritofsolace
49
August 2016
spiritofsolace
Dragon Age: Origins, Dragon Age Inquistion, Neverwinter Nights
|
Post by spiritofsolace on Aug 11, 2016 21:37:25 GMT
I will if I ever find it. Twitter does have an advanced search and I've been trying that but I'm just not getting results. But BioWare said Twitter is so much better! They said!! Maybe that is why they like it. They can say whatever suspicious stuff they wanna say and then no one will ever be able to find it. No accountability, it is the perfect plan!
|
|
spiritofsolace
N1
Games: Dragon Age: Origins, Dragon Age Inquistion, Neverwinter Nights
Posts: 49 Likes: 73
inherit
659
0
73
spiritofsolace
49
August 2016
spiritofsolace
Dragon Age: Origins, Dragon Age Inquistion, Neverwinter Nights
|
Post by spiritofsolace on Aug 11, 2016 1:46:43 GMT
Maybe you guys can help me with something. Awhile back someone asked Weekes on twitter if it was a mistake that Solas tells an elf inquisitor that their people would die and Weekes responded that it wasn't a mistake but that it might not mean what you think it does. That is super weird and I would like to see that again to get a look at the wording. I've also been collecting some of Weekes more interesting Solas tweets on my tumblr and that is one that might be fun to look at when DA4 comes out. But I can't seem to find it! I haven't seen that, sorry, but is does sound very interesting. When you create the post on tumblr, could you give us the link here? Also, I stalk follow Patrick Weekes on Twitter, to get some Solas information, but I've never seen any, I always see it somewhere else. Twitter is just tragic as a source of information (or maybe I just don't know how to use it). I will if I ever find it. Twitter does have an advanced search and I've been trying that but I'm just not getting results.
|
|
spiritofsolace
N1
Games: Dragon Age: Origins, Dragon Age Inquistion, Neverwinter Nights
Posts: 49 Likes: 73
inherit
659
0
73
spiritofsolace
49
August 2016
spiritofsolace
Dragon Age: Origins, Dragon Age Inquistion, Neverwinter Nights
|
Post by spiritofsolace on Aug 10, 2016 8:32:18 GMT
Maybe you guys can help me with something. Awhile back someone asked Weekes on twitter if it was a mistake that Solas tells an elf inquisitor that their people would die and Weekes responded that it wasn't a mistake but that it might not mean what you think it does. That is super weird and I would like to see that again to get a look at the wording. I've also been collecting some of Weekes more interesting Solas tweets on my tumblr and that is one that might be fun to look at when DA4 comes out. But I can't seem to find it!
|
|
spiritofsolace
N1
Games: Dragon Age: Origins, Dragon Age Inquistion, Neverwinter Nights
Posts: 49 Likes: 73
inherit
659
0
73
spiritofsolace
49
August 2016
spiritofsolace
Dragon Age: Origins, Dragon Age Inquistion, Neverwinter Nights
|
Post by spiritofsolace on Aug 10, 2016 6:41:19 GMT
I know the thread moved but I just want to say that I would sort of like it if they didn't say anything about DA4 until they were about ready to release it. I mean on the one hand it would suck to not know anything. But i also feel like I would have to drop out of the fandom until the game does release because I don't want to hear too much about stuff that might not even make it in. I also am not that crazy about the kind of speculation fans typically engage in so I would want to avoid that kind of thing. Ironically though I do want to get some general spoilers about the game before/if I play it. So i am all over the place apparently.
|
|
spiritofsolace
N1
Games: Dragon Age: Origins, Dragon Age Inquistion, Neverwinter Nights
Posts: 49 Likes: 73
inherit
659
0
73
spiritofsolace
49
August 2016
spiritofsolace
Dragon Age: Origins, Dragon Age Inquistion, Neverwinter Nights
|
Post by spiritofsolace on Aug 9, 2016 9:05:41 GMT
Hi Bros, I lurked on the old thread but I passed through the veil and I guess I'm posting now.
I've also wondered if they regretted adding Solas' romance. But I am not sure that we actually should. I believe what Weekes said was that initially Solas did more direct lying and talked about elves more than he did in the final draft. He didn't say that they changed their mind on what kind of character they wanted him to be. Perhaps they had him lie less because they had intended him to be sympathetic to begin with and the direct lying made him unlikable. I've also heard it is normal and expected for a finished story to be very different from early drafts, so it probably doesn't even matter. Just normal changes in direction and no cause for alarm.
I guess what I am trying to say is that they wouldn't have made Solas how he is or made him romanceable if it was inconsistent with whatever their narrative goals are. I do think bioware has good ideas and they do seem to have a consistent artistic vision but unfortunately they also have some craftsmanship issues. So I am worried about that. we will see
|
|