... and it is coincidence that each of the nine followers each has one of the specific 9 specializations? Followers have trained wardens, warden commanders, and Kirkwall champions in specializations in previous games.
Bioware already said we don't learn them from companions
And Hawke didn't learn them from followers
One of the best perks of the job at #BioWare is interacting with the fans. People who are passionate and or want to pursue a career in games
And to give you an idea of where our talent pool comes from at #BioWare it is not from people who have worked on famous games. Talent first.
How do we get our talent in your face, bro?
How do we get our talent in your face, bro?
Yes I went there...
How do we get our talent in your face, bro?
http://www.bioware.c...urrent-openings
https://twitter.com/ShandaRecruiter
This, also at each Con they set up at, they have a booth to go talk to someone about applying or what it'd take to apply
le sigh, no openings for software interns :'( Oh well, time enough before I graduate I hope. It is definitely one of my dreams to work on a Bioware game!
Now if only I had the time and money to pursue that Master's in Arts & Tech program I've been drooling over... and then maybe I could pursue work at Bioware.
But alas. I'll just sit here with my Bachelor's and try to find work in that field. (Kill me.)
29 days for Europe.
You poor, poor Europeans.
Have you heard about VPN? 
29 days for Europe.
You poor, poor Europeans.
eh, with vpn and Europe's generally better internet speeds we'll be playing while you yanks are still downloading
I didn't see this anywhere but the ESRB rating certificate for DA:I is available on the ESRB website now.
http://www.esrb.org/...&searchkeyword=
"Rating Summary: This is a role-playing game in which players assume the role of a warrior battling evil forces in different dimensions. Characters use swords, axes, hammers, and magic attacks to kill fantastical creatures (e.g., demons, monsters, dwarfs) and humans in melee-style combat. Cutscenes sometimes depict characters impaled or getting their throats slit. Violent sequences are often highlighted by cries of pain, gurgling/gushing sounds, and large blood-splatter effects; blood remains on the ground in several environments. The game includes some sexual material: a female character briefly depicted in front of a man's torso (fellatio is implied); characters depicted topless or with exposed buttocks while lying in bed or after sex; some dialogue referencing sex/sexuality (e.g., “'I will bring myself sexual pleasure later, while thinking about this with great respect'” and “The way your t*ts bounce when I pin your arms and take you on the side of the bed…”). The words “f**k,” “sh*t,” and “a*shole” appear in dialogue."
Hmm...don't think the F-bomb has ever been dropped in Dragon Age before...
Yeah. It has in Mass Effect, though. Poor Sidonis.....
Hmm...don't think the F-bomb has ever been dropped in Dragon Age before...
i really dont understand why people are calling it the "f-bomb".......but then again i use it in every sentence....
And now everyone is trying desperately to figure out who says what and when...lol.
Please take the ESRB and VPN stuff to another thread, thanks.
Am I the only one made slightly uncomfortable by that dialogue
I'm going to guess, yes.
I'm just really really curious who says it. I'm guessing Iron Bull? If it's even a companion at all, lol. Sorry, won't go any further off topic, just good lord, lol.
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