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[Leoroc]

 Something that kinda irks me in both DA2 and Mass Effect is the investigate dialogues. They always turn out making the character look like a moron.

Perfect example:

Asking Samson about Lyrium essentially comes out as "What is lyrium".

Kind of a stupid question to ask seeing as my character downs potions of it constantly, he should have a clue as to what it is.

It would've been better to ask "What do Templars need with Lyrium" (especially if delivered like "What does god need with a starship?").

When my character asks for information let him know about the world he lives in even if I don't =p

[Shasow]

Yeah....I totally agree.

[Dannybare]

Agree in someways but I think questions like that are for players who didn't play DA:O first so they have an idea of what people are talking about when someone mentions lyrium.

[AlanC9]

Yeah, DAO did this a bit too. Past the origins it isn't a big deal since not all Wardens would have the same knowledge base, but you can ask some really stupid questions in the origins. I presume they're there to satisfy the player's curiosity, not the character's.

[Nimpe]

Make up your minds people. Some complain nothing is explained, some complain about having things explained to them.