No! Not my precious 24.5K posts and all my likes! DON'T TAKE AWAY MY LIKES!

How will I get to ogle Lynroy's hot elf now?!?!

Well one thing I can take from this whole experience as an up-and-coming developer is that if people dislike my product/give me criticism in anyway I can just delete their posts, reviews and have their accounts closed! Thanks for the very obviously non-toxic suggestions Bioware team. 

That 'quality' screenshot reminds me why I kept thinking DA2 was on the PS2.

The sacred ashes/whole Ruined Temple itself plays/played a major role in Inquisition, so I'd hardly call it abandoned as for the ashes, well they served its purpose. It does seem like they're making more and more of Origins out to be non-canon, which is not cool in my book. 

Kamal Adaar 2.0 ala Xbox One 

I've played just about every major RPG made in the last 15 years and Sera is the first character that has annoyed me so much that I've considered getting rid of her. I mean every time she opens her mouth I just want to punch her teeth out.

I'm pretty early into the game, so without any spoilers can someone tell me if I'll miss out on any interesting content if I just give her the boot right now? Is she involved in any story stuff later on? Will I be missing out on anything worthwhile without her? Does she at any point get interesting, or is it just going more idiotic "jokes" that seem like they were written for 5 year olds?

Again no specific spoilers please.

I find it interesting that she is the only companion that you can outright tell to get lost. Oddly enough she doesn't bother me nearly as much as Vivienne or Bull -- I think I'd be nice to be able to tell everyone (maybe except for Cass & Varric) to GTFO ala DA:O.

BioWare has come down pretty firmly against doing remasters, so I wouldn't expect one. They've mentioned several times in the past they'd rather put their resources towards making new games.

Understandable, but seeing as how the money that comes in from a remastered beloved classic could only benefit them. I guess we'll see if they change their tune once Skyrim Remaster comes out.

The game itself has had little to no impact on my overall life, however it has added another notch to my video game collection. I will admit that the soundtrack scored by Trevor Morris is amazing, and I listen to bits of it everyday. 

Did the OP start this topic because he/she was worried about all of the white people disappearing? lol. 

the spiders from the original game, they'd always make me jump whenever I heard them crawling down the web.

Someone didn't read/understand the article clearly = "dem feminizts gunna take 'r gamez!!!1!"

what a meaningful necro 

• Anders
• Shale
• Morrigan 
• Isabela 
• Varric
• Aveline
• Blackwall
• Merrill
• Cassandra
• Nathaniel Howe
• Vivienne 
• Solas 

The question is will it be "Dragon Age 4" or will it be "Dragon Age: (Blank)"?

Solas reminds me more so of Kreia from KOTOR II, who like Solas was also sort of 'know-it-all' and was also a villain hidden in plain sight. 

The only thing I like about the Hissing Wastes other than its perpetual moonlit-coolness is the schematics merchant...those prices though are robbery.

There can still be dwarven stuff in Tevinter, I mean come on it's not like the disappeared Dwemer of the Elder Scrolls - we can always learn more.

People from Rivain were always black. Isabela in DAO and DA2 was black.

Isabella was basically a tan white woman (i.e. Greeks, Italians, Spaniards, etc). Vivienne was and still is the only true Black person we've been introduced to in this entire game franchise. 

Replace David Gaider with Michael Kirkbride, then we'll see how convoluted things can be...

I think other regions in Thedas maybe adverse to Necromancy, especially Mortalitisi Necromancy for moral and ethical reasons (the dwarves certainly wouldn't want the corpses of their ancestors uprooting and killing, and the Dalish probably have some stigma against it) but it's nowhere TES IV levels of moral-law/ethics where a worldwide-ban is in place. 

I've always wondered about this. I mean there have been werewolves in Dragon Age so why not vampires? They don't need to take the Bethesda or Twilight approach with them and can all be curse-related similar to the Werewolves or maybe even some sort of undead/machinations of the blight.

I think because with bigger games, expanded content comes newer ideas that the writers will either negate the original lore or merge into pre-existing lore (more likely)

RPing as a Rogue or a Warrior type Vivienne and I get on like old friends, but when playing as a mage (unless it's a Qunari whose customs are different) I can't seem to ever agree with Madam De Fer. 

I would like to see Dragon Age Origins with Inquisition's aesthetic, so basically a blending of the two.

You know you can recruit and use her and then just edit the world state in the keep so that she was never in the party and someone else gets elected divine, win/win.