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[ad1dash0lm3s]

Did anyone else in a second playthrough after they found out that Anders is a tool **** completely avoid any of his quests except for the one in Act I where you have to get the maps? I did and was hoping that this would make him not go to the chantry and do whatever he did to make it blow sky high?

I'm going to guess though that because I was ignoring him, even though I was a mage, that he thought I was a templar and went along with the plan.

The question is did anyone not do his quests just for the reason of hoping the chantry wouldn't explode?

[The Angry One]

I found out it was set in stone before playing again so no.
Didn't stop me from mouthing "goddamnit Anders" now and then during quests.

[ad1dash0lm3s]

Haha, yeah, everytime I see him now, I am thinking of several painful things I want to happen to him.

[Lithuasil]

You say that as if blowing up the chantry is a bad thing

[Silveryne]

I know it's possible to kick him out of your party if he does a certain thing during a quest.

I have no idea how they'd account for it -- I haven't played that option yet. But I imagine it goes: "Hey look! It's Anders! We knew beforehand he was a murdering jerk. You should have gotten out of the city when you could have." <Insert Murder Knife Here.>

[ad1dash0lm3s]

Lithuasil wrote...

You say that as if blowing up the chantry is a bad thing

Those sisters were all up on me, I miss them.

[Lithuasil]

ad1dash0lm3s wrote...

Lithuasil wrote...

You say that as if blowing up the chantry is a bad thing

Those sisters were all up on me, I miss them.

Admit it, you tricked them, telling them you'd keep the chantry save from all the bloodmages and abominations

[ad1dash0lm3s]

Lithuasil wrote...

ad1dash0lm3s wrote...

Lithuasil wrote...

You say that as if blowing up the chantry is a bad thing

Those sisters were all up on me, I miss them.

Admit it, you tricked them, telling them you'd keep the chantry save from all the bloodmages and abominations

Isn't that what a relationship is? Caniving and scheming on ways to trick, planning your words even though you know you won't go through just to get what you want? ;D

[Lithuasil]

ad1dash0lm3s wrote...
Isn't that what a relationship is? Caniving and scheming on ways to trick, planning your words even though you know you won't go through just to get what you want? ;D

And YOU call Anders a bad person? 

[WingsandRings]

Silveryne wrote...

I know it's possible to kick him out of your party if he does a certain thing during a quest.

I have no idea how they'd account for it -- I haven't played that option yet. But I imagine it goes: "Hey look! It's Anders! We knew beforehand he was a murdering jerk. You should have gotten out of the city when you could have." <Insert Murder Knife Here.>

What thing? What quest?

[ad1dash0lm3s]

Lithuasil wrote...

ad1dash0lm3s wrote...
Isn't that what a relationship is? Caniving and scheming on ways to trick, planning your words even though you know you won't go through just to get what you want? ;D

And YOU call Anders a bad person? 

So because I am a bad person doesn't mean I can't complain about the obvious bad person named Anders? I am so bad that I complain about bad people to cover up my evil.

[NvVanity]

Viva la Magiclucion!

Viva la Anders!

[caradoc2000]

WingsandRings wrote...

Silveryne wrote...

I know it's possible to kick him out of your party if he does a certain thing during a quest.

What thing? What quest?

If he kills Ella during Dissent.