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[Chibi Elemental]

With everything else in this game I am not to surprised at those two things, a bit disappointed in the casual clothing thing but not surprised.

[Chibi Elemental]

#PAJAMQUISITION!

[Hrungr]

Interview with Cameron Lee on TotalXbox:

http://www.totalxbox...hat-comes-next/

 

Some interesting tidbits...

 

Q: You've built a fascinating landscape with Frostbite. Which area of Inquisition is most interesting to explore?

 

CL: There's another area which is kind of like a frozen valley, and it's got a lot of frozen trees - that's actually gorgeous. There are two really cool things in there. One is a keep that you can capture for the Inquisition, after which you can bring your soldiers into it and populate it with your people. But before that, as you go up and capture the keep, you have to fight on this moving warfront against the enemies, and you sort of claim an Inquisition camp and take over further parts of the level and use the fortifications on buildings to push forward again and again.

 

And there's also a massive bridge that spans two sides of the valley, and when you first find it, it's just a crumpled ruin, so you can run up to it and plant your Inquisition flag on that spot. When you go back to Skyhold, which is your main castle, where you've got your war table and your War Council with the advisers, there's a new operation that shows up, where you can send your agents out to repair that bridge.

 

The next time you go into that level, into that big exploration area, the bridge is repaired and you have soldiers there, and now you can run across it and get to the other side of the valley. So it's got a lot of dynamism to it, which I think is a good representation of the game as a whole - it's about story but also about exploration and then having a physical impact on the world.

 

 

Q: Is there a particular part of the world you'd like to explore in a game, beyond Ferelden and Orlais?

 

CL: Who knows what's going to happen after Inquisition. Everyone's so focused on that, and getting that out. Personally, as both a player and as a fan of BioWare games - because I joined the company for the start of Inquisition, so I came in as a fan of the series and the older BioWare games - I remember that even from Origins the Tevinter empire has always held a fascination for me. That's not saying that's what we're ever going to see in a Dragon Age game, but personally I'd love to see something like that.

[Hellion Rex]

And there's also a massive bridge that spans two sides of the valley, and when you first find it, it's just a crumpled ruin, so you can run up to it and plant your Inquisition flag on that spot. When you go back to Skyhold, which is your main castle, where you've got your war table and your War Council with the advisers, there's a new operation that shows up, where you can send your agents out to repair that bridge.

 

The next time you go into that level, into that big exploration area, the bridge is repaired and you have soldiers there, and now you can run across it and get to the other side of the valley. So it's got a lot of dynamism to it, which I think is a good representation of the game as a whole - it's about story but also about exploration and then having a physical impact on the world.

 

 

Hrungr, not too long ago, I believe there was an image of Varric standing in a canyon looking up overhead at a pretty big bridge that appeared broken. You remember that one? I'm trying to hunt the image down.

[MasterPrudent]

Mike Laidlaw ‏@Mike_Laidlaw

So, since, like billions of you are asking: no, you cannot change you Skyhold outfit. Maybe someday, but not at launch.

User

@Mike_Laidlaw Ah that's too bad. I would think a couple of extra outfits wouldn't have been too much extra work, but it's no biggie.

 

Mike Laidlaw ‏@Mike_Laidlaw

@User Sure. And how do you change them? A new UI. And how do you fit them in memory, and... and...

 

User

@Mike_Laidlaw I understand Mike, it's for the better I'm sure. Would it require a new UI though? Can't use the same UI as the armor screen?

 

Mike Laidlaw ‏@Mike_Laidlaw

@User No.

 

Mike Laidlaw ‏@Mike_Laidlaw

@User In general, if it were "really easy" assume that we would have done it. If ti wasn't done, it wasn't "really easy".

[Volcanthe]

User

@bioware studio GM @aarynflynn goes through the different features your @dragonage character can choose from #yeg

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StoryWorld Quest ‏@StoryWorldQuest

Race & Character Creation for @dragonage #Inquisition from @bioware @AarynFlynn Amazing choices & details #SQW14

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User

Number shown represents number of face combos available in @dragonage #inquisition #yeg @StoryWorldQuest

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User

Open World Activities @dragonage #Inquisition from @AarynFlynn @bioware #Amazing #gaming #dragonage Nov 18 release

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It wasn't until I had to present a logo design for my coursework that I found out the level of forethought, planning and effort that goes into making slides for a presentation. Those slides look amazing. Decorative and consistent, but also right to the point, it's something to aspire to for someone who wants to get into the design industry.

 

Thanks for posting those tweets Hrungr.

[Hrungr]

Hrungr, not too long ago, I believe there was an image of Varric standing in a canyon looking up overhead at a pretty big bridge that appeared broken. You remember that one? I'm trying to hunt the image down.

 

Were you thinking of this image...?

 

[AshesEleven]

Interview with Cameron Lee on TotalXbox:
http://www.totalxbox...hat-comes-next/

Some interesting tidbits...

Q: You've built a fascinating landscape with Frostbite. Which area of Inquisition is most interesting to explore?

CL: There's another area which is kind of like a frozen valley, and it's got a lot of frozen trees - that's actually gorgeous. There are two really cool things in there. One is a keep that you can capture for the Inquisition, after which you can bring your soldiers into it and populate it with your people. But before that, as you go up and capture the keep, you have to fight on this moving warfront against the enemies, and you sort of claim an Inquisition camp and take over further parts of the level and use the fortifications on buildings to push forward again and again.

And there's also a massive bridge that spans two sides of the valley, and when you first find it, it's just a crumpled ruin, so you can run up to it and plant your Inquisition flag on that spot. When you go back to Skyhold, which is your main castle, where you've got your war table and your War Council with the advisers, there's a new operation that shows up, where you can send your agents out to repair that bridge.

The next time you go into that level, into that big exploration area, the bridge is repaired and you have soldiers there, and now you can run across it and get to the other side of the valley. So it's got a lot of dynamism to it, which I think is a good representation of the game as a whole - it's about story but also about exploration and then having a physical impact on the world.


Q: Is there a particular part of the world you'd like to explore in a game, beyond Ferelden and Orlais?

CL: Who knows what's going to happen after Inquisition. Everyone's so focused on that, and getting that out. Personally, as both a player and as a fan of BioWare games - because I joined the company for the start of Inquisition, so I came in as a fan of the series and the older BioWare games - I remember that even from Origins the Tevinter empire has always held a fascination for me. That's not saying that's what we're ever going to see in a Dragon Age game, but personally I'd love to see something like that.

I guess he's talking about Emprise de Lion? Sounds sick!

[Hrungr]

I wonder if it's this place (the destroyed bridge)...

 

[PCThug]

Q: Is there a particular part of the world you'd like to explore in a game, beyond Ferelden and Orlais?

 

CL: Who knows what's going to happen after Inquisition. Everyone's so focused on that, and getting that out. Personally, as both a player and as a fan of BioWare games - because I joined the company for the start of Inquisition, so I came in as a fan of the series and the older BioWare games - I remember that even from Origins the Tevinter empire has always held a fascination for me. That's not saying that's what we're ever going to see in a Dragon Age game, but personally I'd love to see something like that.

Doubt it'll happen but I'd love a future human protagonist to be from Tevinter. It'd be interesting to see the opposite of what we've had so far, one where the warrior/rogue is the outcast in the society rather than the mage.

[Hellion Rex]

Were you thinking of this image...?

 

*snip*

Oh. I had imagined it as being bigger. Guess that's not it. Whoops!

 

[Hellion Rex]

I wonder if it's this place (the destroyed bridge)...

 

Interesting. I wonder if the bridge is a piece of the Imperial Highway that got severely damaged...

[Hrungr]

Interesting. I wonder if the bridge is a piece of the Imperial Highway that got severely damaged...

 

Watch it be some completely different area...

 

But I wonder if they mentioned where this was during the EGX panel...

[Hellion Rex]

Watch it be some completely different area...

 

But I wonder if they mentioned where this was during the EGX panel...

The EGX Art Panel? Good question...

 

Edit: Just watched the segment. When this art came on the screen, they didn't mention where it was.

[Uhh.. Jonah]

1:05 mark. maybe that bridge???

[Hrungr]

The EGX Art Panel? Good question...

 

Edit: Just watched the segment. When this art came on the screen, they didn't mention where it was.

 

Bah...

[Jawzzus]

...we get to take over a broken bridge..then go back to it later and find it repaired and troops there...

 

 

I might just die from hype for that  little tidbit

[Giantdeathrobot]

It's still a bit weird to have them go: Dozens of mounts! Hundreds of different weapons and armor! Thousands of Skyhold combinations! Bazzilions of different face combinations! and one casual outfit.

 

At least an option to choose to wear our armor in Skyhold would be nice, if making more than 1 outfit is complex for X reasons.

[Hrungr]

Spoiler

1:05 mark. maybe that bridge???

 

Ooo... maybe?

[Hellion Rex]

*snip*

1:05 mark. maybe that bridge???

Damn, good catch! That could very well be it.

[Hrungr]

Of course, once you build the bridge (assuming it is the bridge)...

 

Spoiler

 

... you may find yourself wondering why you built it. 

 

Spoiler

[MasterPrudent]

Of course, once you build the bridge (assuming it is the bridge)...

 

Spoiler

 

... you may find yourself wondering why you built it. 

 

Spoiler

Hmmm... I wonder if someone was inspired by The Children of Húrin.

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[MasterPrudent]

@User

@Mike_Laidlaw The keep team has confirmed that Shmooples will not be an option in the keep yet we saw a nug at the war table in lithographs.

 

Mike Laidlaw ‏@Mike_Laidlaw

@User There are many nugs in the world.

[MasterPrudent]

@User

@Mike_Laidlaw Will spending too much time on side quests/exploring lead to a negative impact on world/story? *remembers Fable 2 zone dying*

Mike Laidlaw ‏@Mike_Laidlaw

@User We built the game to encourage exploring, so I think you can guess the answer.

[Ananka]

@User
@Mike_Laidlaw The keep team has confirmed that Shmooples will not be an option in the keep yet we saw a nug at the war table in lithographs.

 
Mike Laidlaw ‏@Mike_Laidlaw
@User There are many nugs in the world.

And Cameron Lee is on a mission to kill each and every one of them. Schmooples is probably already dead and skinned for fur.