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[chelseaisthepan]

It's called a 'handwave'.

It doesn't really bother me. Maybe they think it's a magic trick?

[Sinvx]

TeenZombie wrote...

The worst/best example of this is the fight with the deserters, RIGHT IN FRONT OF A TEMPLAR, when you first get off the boat in Act One. You could be hurling fireballs left and right, but the Templar just thanks you for your help and fetches your uncle, when he should be locking you up in the Gallows.

That wasn't a templar, it was a Guard. People know you're mage later on, for example the Mage hating Knight-Commander will tell you, she simply tolerates you, spite being an Apostate.

[HobowithABroadsword]

Sinvx wrote...

That wasn't a templar, it was a Guard. People know you're mage later on, for example the Mage hating Knight-Commander will tell you, she simply tolerates you, spite being an Apostate.

 Which isnt a good excuse, Meredith does NOT tolerate Apostates it was a bad game design choice, much like making Awakening and DA:2

[Carmen_Willow]

Personally, ladies and gentlemen, I've seen nothing so far to indicate that this storyline was well conceived. There are a lot of incongruities that just make you say "Huh!"

[Sinvx]

HobowithABroadsword wrote...

Sinvx wrote...

That wasn't a templar, it was a Guard. People know you're mage later on, for example the Mage hating Knight-Commander will tell you, she simply tolerates you, spite being an Apostate.

 Which isnt a good excuse, Meredith does NOT tolerate Apostates it was a bad game design choice, much like making Awakening and DA:2

Like I said... she "Tolerates you"...

Did no one pay attention at all to the story? Meredith already knew you were a mage before the whole Qunari mess... If you look at the start of the game, you're avoiding/running from Templars, so you go to the deep roads. You get rich, you get status, you move into high town. One of your companions even mention about how your wealth and reputation protect you from Templars storming your house...