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[TheCreeper]

I feel like we could making a drinking game out of everytime they compare the Inquisition to Star Wars.

[Alexius]

Nice to see that chart finally completed (and expanded).

 

Now, if only we knew the names of some of the guys there.

[Phate Phoenix]

A new interview is up on IGN: http://ap.ign.com/en...rce=twitterfeed

 

And here's a few tidbits...

 

Spoiler

“What I’m really excited about is that the team have gotten a much stronger sense of visualization when you’re in the tactical view," Mike said. "You tend to see where the characters are going to move and it will draw the path they will take; how they are going to move around an obstacle for example.”.

 

Gone is the interaction system introduced in Dragon Age II, where your companion’s stats would increase by speaking with them. “It will feel less like building a score and more naturalistic.” Whether a character approves or disapproves of you will be visible, but this is an optional feature if you want to have a more natural conversation.

 

If you come across a camp of bad guys, will you risk getting hurt and go for their loot? Will you avoid the camp all together or draw the enemies out to choke point and make their life miserable?

 

Asked if that means certain areas might be restricted by a level-cap, he answered that players “will come across enemies with higher levels than you and you will not be able to face them. The first time you meet a dragon, it should be far too strong for you.

 

Also there will be elements of fire and ice to keep the enemy at bay or to shield bash them into, which obviously feels very rewarding.

 

Companions can wield any weapon within their class, although they are some restrictions - Varric, for example, can’t use daggers.

 

WAIT THAT LAST THING

 

Spoiler

Varric can't use daggers again? But, but, I thought they said he could... Was that changed and I missed it?

[Hellion Rex]

A new interview is up on IGN: http://ap.ign.com/en...rce=twitterfeed

 

And here's a few tidbits...

 

Spoiler

“What I’m really excited about is that the team have gotten a much stronger sense of visualization when you’re in the tactical view," Mike said. "You tend to see where the characters are going to move and it will draw the path they will take; how they are going to move around an obstacle for example.”.

 

Gone is the interaction system introduced in Dragon Age II, where your companion’s stats would increase by speaking with them. “It will feel less like building a score and more naturalistic.” Whether a character approves or disapproves of you will be visible, but this is an optional feature if you want to have a more natural conversation.

 

If you come across a camp of bad guys, will you risk getting hurt and go for their loot? Will you avoid the camp all together or draw the enemies out to choke point and make their life miserable?

 

Asked if that means certain areas might be restricted by a level-cap, he answered that players “will come across enemies with higher levels than you and you will not be able to face them. The first time you meet a dragon, it should be far too strong for you.

 

Also there will be elements of fire and ice to keep the enemy at bay or to shield bash them into, which obviously feels very rewarding.

 

Companions can wield any weapon within their class, although they are some restrictions - Varric, for example, can’t use daggers.

**** ***** ***** ******** *****

VARRIC CAN'T DUAL WIELD !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! WHAT IN THE EVERLIVING ****

[RynJ]

A new interview is up on IGN: http://ap.ign.com/en...rce=twitterfeed

 

And here's a few tidbits...

 

Spoiler

“What I’m really excited about is that the team have gotten a much stronger sense of visualization when you’re in the tactical view," Mike said. "You tend to see where the characters are going to move and it will draw the path they will take; how they are going to move around an obstacle for example.”.

 

Gone is the interaction system introduced in Dragon Age II, where your companion’s stats would increase by speaking with them. “It will feel less like building a score and more naturalistic.” Whether a character approves or disapproves of you will be visible, but this is an optional feature if you want to have a more natural conversation.

 

If you come across a camp of bad guys, will you risk getting hurt and go for their loot? Will you avoid the camp all together or draw the enemies out to choke point and make their life miserable?

 

Asked if that means certain areas might be restricted by a level-cap, he answered that players “will come across enemies with higher levels than you and you will not be able to face them. The first time you meet a dragon, it should be far too strong for you.

 

Also there will be elements of fire and ice to keep the enemy at bay or to shield bash them into, which obviously feels very rewarding.

 

Companions can wield any weapon within their class, although they are some restrictions - Varric, for example, can’t use daggers.

 

All of this sounds amazing! Except wait, Varric can't use daggers now?

 

Hahaha, ninja'd 

[Phate Phoenix]

**** ***** ***** ******** *****

VARRIC CAN'T DUAL WIELD !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! WHAT IN THE EVERLIVING ****

 

I know! [SIGH]

[TheJediSaint]

**** ***** ***** ******** *****

VARRIC CAN'T DUAL WIELD !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! WHAT IN THE EVERLIVING ****

 

Bianca would get jealous if Varric started playing with a pair of tarty daggers.

[Hrungr]

WAIT THAT LAST THING

 

Spoiler

Varric can't use daggers again? But, but, I thought they said he could... Was that changed and I missed it?

 

I thought that too. So it wasn't just my imagination then...

 

I'll ask on Twitter, maybe the article got it wrong...?

[RynJ]

Bianca would get jealous if Varric started playing with a pair of tarty daggers.

 

Varric would come back to camp one day to find his daggers drowned in the river and Bianca nearby.

[Hellion Rex]

Bianca would get jealous if Varric started playing with a pair of tarty daggers.

BIANCA CAN BURN IN HELL FOR ALL I CARE!!!!!!

[TheCreeper]

BIANCA CAN BURN IN HELL FOR ALL I CARE!!!!!!

Burn the Heretic!

[sandalisthemaker]

BIANCA CAN BURN IN HELL FOR ALL I CARE!!!!!!

 

Would have been awesome to see short, stout Varric leaping around like Rogue Inquisitor in the trailer.

[TheJediSaint]

BIANCA CAN BURN IN HELL FOR ALL I CARE!!!!!!

 

Bianca's response:  Click*Click*Click*Click*Click...Thwack!

[Phate Phoenix]

BIANCA CAN BURN IN HELL FOR ALL I CARE!!!!!!

 

I am reminded of that one scene in Brave.

[Slukers]

A new interview is up on IGN: http://ap.ign.com/en...rce=twitterfeed

 

And here's a few tidbits...

 

Spoiler

“What I’m really excited about is that the team have gotten a much stronger sense of visualization when you’re in the tactical view," Mike said. "You tend to see where the characters are going to move and it will draw the path they will take; how they are going to move around an obstacle for example.”.

 

Gone is the interaction system introduced in Dragon Age II, where your companion’s stats would increase by speaking with them. “It will feel less like building a score and more naturalistic.” Whether a character approves or disapproves of you will be visible, but this is an optional feature if you want to have a more natural conversation.

 

If you come across a camp of bad guys, will you risk getting hurt and go for their loot? Will you avoid the camp all together or draw the enemies out to choke point and make their life miserable?

 

Asked if that means certain areas might be restricted by a level-cap, he answered that players “will come across enemies with higher levels than you and you will not be able to face them. The first time you meet a dragon, it should be far too strong for you.

 

Also there will be elements of fire and ice to keep the enemy at bay or to shield bash them into, which obviously feels very rewarding.

 

Companions can wield any weapon within their class, although they are some restrictions - Varric, for example, can’t use daggers.

Sooooo...

Spoiler

Varric can use other crossbows? take that into conjunction with the other interview in which Varric getting over his crossbow's namesake being difficult... OMG (pure speculation, but I don't think it is implausible based on the quotes)

[TheBlackAdder13]

Qunari mercenary leader Iron Bull will also feature in Inquisition - the first playable Qunari in the series.

 

Sten disapproves -100. 

[TheCreeper]

I'm getting OXM flashbacks here.

[Hellion Rex]

I'm getting OXM flashbacks here.

I'll tweet Laidlaw about this. This article bullsh*t is getting really old.

[TheJediSaint]

 

 

 

Sten disapproves -100. 

 

I'm pretty sure they got the fact that the player can be Qunari for the first time mixed up with Iron Bull.  Par for the course with IGN.

[Hellion Rex]

Sent my tweet to Laidlaw.

[Lexxbomb]

CHART TIME!

This actually looks like a decant ratio and would fit with models we see in society today right down to population size.

 

And I seem to remember Mike Laidlaw saying at PAX that the writing staff are mostly women... so wouldn't that kind of say that if women came up with this ratio its ok

[Hrungr]

Okay - no worries then, the article got it wrong.

 

Mike Laidlaw ‏@Mike_Laidlaw 

 Varric cannot equip other bows. He can equip daggers.

[Hellion Rex]

Porter McHenry ‏@lpmc94 1m

@Mike_Laidlaw Sorry to bother you sir, but re: a recent ign article, is it true that Varric cannot equip daggers for weapons?

 

Mike Laidlaw ‏@Mike_Laidlaw 20s

.@lpmc94 Varric cannot equip other bows. He can equip daggers.

 

ninja'd on my own tweet.

[Nethalf]

I hope Leliana still doesn't keep that Nug from Origins with her. Biggest mistake I made was giving her that damn thing. lol

[Hellion Rex]

God dammit, Hrungr, ninja'd on my own damn tweet.