Patrick Weekes @PatrickWeekes
"Dear Future Patrick, left you this ginormous character's investigate hub to do logic for. XOXO, Past Patrick." SCREWWW YOOOU PAST PATRICK!
Patrick, past John has ****** me over enough times that I think you and I need to go back in time and kill them both.
but wouldn't they then cease to exist in the future?
#Philosophy
Basically my brain today - https://www.youtube....v=GqQQVsF4BOE …
That is my brain when I get home from work. It's not much better while I'm at work though. My job doesn't take much if any brain power so it doesn't matter.
A new issue of PC Gamer UK is here! Featuring Dragon Age: Inqisition and the PCG Top 100!
http://bit.ly/1s7lJoa pic.twitter.com/fXMRB0kSRC
I should be getting my issue here in the US. I look forward to seeing if there's anything new.
Hurry up Nerd Appropriate. I'm bored 
On Skyhold, from PC Gamer:
"It’s detailed, cavernous, but more importantly, there’s more stuff you can do in Skyhold than on Commander Shepard’s ship. Past the tavern, stables, courtyard, kitchen, and dungeon (for imprisoning people, not slaying rats, I learn), I step to the War Table. Here, a dozen or so operation markers populate a world map: scouting missions, a task to gain the friendship of the dwarven kingdom of Orzammar or to recruit an arcanist. You complete these micro-quests entirely through the menu, and they grant modest benefits: gold, loot, resources, or adding more ‘agents’ who join the Inquisition. But some, like addressing the Chantry in Val Royeux, are tied to the main plot."
Wait a second, does that mean we are going to Val Royeux?!
No new information guys.
Really?
On Skyhold, from PC Gamer:
"It’s detailed, cavernous, but more importantly, there’s more stuff you can do in Skyhold than on Commander Shepard’s ship. Past the tavern, stables, courtyard, kitchen, and dungeon (for imprisoning people, not slaying rats, I learn), I step to the War Table. Here, a dozen or so operation markers populate a world map: scouting missions, a task to gain the friendship of the dwarven kingdom of Orzammar or to recruit an arcanist. You complete these micro-quests entirely through the menu, and they grant modest benefits: gold, loot, resources, or adding more ‘agents’ who join the Inquisition. But some, like addressing the Chantry in Val Royeux, are tied to the main plot."
On Skyhold, from PC Gamer:
"It’s detailed, cavernous, but more importantly, there’s more stuff you can do in Skyhold than on Commander Shepard’s ship. Past the tavern, stables, courtyard, kitchen, and dungeon (for imprisoning people, not slaying rats, I learn), I step to the War Table. Here, a dozen or so operation markers populate a world map: scouting missions, a task to gain the friendship of the dwarven kingdom of Orzammar or to recruit an arcanist. You complete these micro-quests entirely through the menu, and they grant modest benefits: gold, loot, resources, or adding more ‘agents’ who join the Inquisition. But some, like addressing the Chantry in Val Royeux, are tied to the main plot."
Wait a second, does that mean we are going to Val Royeux?!
I hope it isn't just a text based "micromission" like the other stuff mentioned a sentence before it. It'll be like only seeing Palaven from orbit all over again... 
Varric's found his new hauntSkyhold has its own tavern. Word. I will frequent there as much as possible.
(I should say: I'm quoting from my digital copy, but everyone should definitely pick up the magazine if they can. There's a tonne of impressions and stuff about Dragon Age that I didn't mention here.)
There's also a long section on how the Inquisition can "pass judgement" on certain people as a result of quests - the example they gave was dealing with a barbarian tribe after defeating their leader in battle. The judgement sequences come after some story events and offer the player a way to reflect on what just happened.
Definitely getting a copy. Thank you for writing up those tidbits EP.
Skyhold sounds epic. I wonder if the stables will actually show all our available mounts? I'm imagining the equine maleficarum (bog unicorn) will claim at least half the thing by default since none of the other horses would want to be near it? lol
On Skyhold, from PC Gamer:
"It’s detailed, cavernous, but more importantly, there’s more stuff you can do in Skyhold than on Commander Shepard’s ship. Past the tavern, stables, courtyard, kitchen, and dungeon (for imprisoning people, not slaying rats, I learn), I step to the War Table. Here, a dozen or so operation markers populate a world map: scouting missions, a task to gain the friendship of the dwarven kingdom of Orzammar or to recruit an arcanist. You complete these micro-quests entirely through the menu, and they grant modest benefits: gold, loot, resources, or adding more ‘agents’ who join the Inquisition. But some, like addressing the Chantry in Val Royeux, are tied to the main plot."
ElitePinecone, might I ask where one can purchase a digital copy?
On Skyhold, from PC Gamer:
"It’s detailed, cavernous, but more importantly, there’s more stuff you can do in Skyhold than on Commander Shepard’s ship. Past the tavern, stables, courtyard, kitchen, and dungeon (for imprisoning people, not slaying rats, I learn), I step to the War Table. Here, a dozen or so operation markers populate a world map: scouting missions, a task to gain the friendship of the dwarven kingdom of Orzammar or to recruit an arcanist. You complete these micro-quests entirely through the menu, and they grant modest benefits: gold, loot, resources, or adding more ‘agents’ who join the Inquisition. But some, like addressing the Chantry in Val Royeux, are tied to the main plot."
Any guesses on where the Companions and Advisiors will hang out? 
ElitePinecone, might I ask where one can purchase a digital copy?
They have a subscription page here, I'm not sure if it's possible to buy separate copies (I'm a subscriber).
Anything else juicy for us, EP?
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