14 outfits in the new Wardrobe.
I really hope there is something there I'll like! I just need one! 
They're going to show both the good and the bad of the Inquisition in the new DLC.
What does that meeeeaaaaan? Wouldn't we already know the bad side of the Inquisition?
What does that meeeeaaaaan? Wouldn't we already know the bad side of the Inquisition?
It takes place 2 years after the end of the game and we see the influence the Inquisition's had in that time. Mike said we'd see they did this good thing, but that bad thing. Good. Bad. Good. Bad. Good. Bad... but at the end we would decide the Inquisition's final fate.
The Golden Nug/Wardrobe patch will be out same day as the DLC or earlier.
.... Well crap 
guess I'll just go ahead and finish up my current Lavellan playthough this week, as I really want to play this last DLC with her on the 8th (I guess I'll save any of my Golden Nug syncs and whatnot for that Adaar Nightmare playthough that's still early in the game).
Perhaps this relates to the "optional gameplay mode" that was mentioned in the survey but hasn't been touched on at all so far? (Unless he was talking more specifically about some new Anchor power, and not the stuff about abilities that was mentioned from the Q&A.)Mike also mentioned something about experimenting more with "free-form" gaming. I think he hinted at there being something interesting about our new powers in the game, but I will have to re-watch it to be sure.
My canon Lavellan is going on an epic shopping spree. @w@ (Two years later, everyone else in southern Thedas who wanted to buy stuff decides they've had enough.) And then dudevellan needs to finish Descent.
All I know is that I now got a week to crank my Qunari & Elven playthroughs through Descent...
SAME. Urgh I just hope i didn't massively f*** up with some of the companions.
Perhaps this relates to the "optional gameplay mode" that was mentioned in the survey but hasn't been touched on at all so far (either that or all the survey takers correctly listed it as so far beneath their interest that BioWare just decided to scrap it)?
Yeah, I'm going have to rewatch it as soon as twitch puts it up, I know I haven't quite conveyed his meaning there...
It takes place 2 years after the end of the game and we see the influence the Inquisition's had in that time. Mike said we'd see they did this good thing, but that bad thing. Good. Bad. Good. Bad. Good. Bad... but at the end we would decide the Inquisition's final fate.
Oh, I see. I thought they meant through the course of the main game. Well, I may or may not be annoyed at what my Inquisition was up to while I wasn't influencing it.
Also, every time you post a tweet by Sanshee, I think you're trying to get my attention for a split second
14 outfits in the new Wardrobe.
*reads Hrungr's post then Squeels and scares cat again* 
14 outfits that is so cool!!! 
*reads Hrungr's post then Squeels and scares cat again*
14 outfits that is so cool!!!
I think some might be re-skins of each other judging by the devs comments.
It takes place 2 years after the end of the game and we see the influence the Inquisition's had in that time. Mike said we'd see they did this good thing, but that bad thing. Good. Bad. Good. Bad. Good. Bad... but at the end we would decide the Inquisition's final fate.
Huh, that's odd. I don't see the game making our Inquisitor do bad stuff without our control, I suppose other members of the Inquisition were up to no good. Does that mean our Inquisitor just stayed indiferent to the crimes of his/her own people?
I think some might be re-skins of each other judging by the devs comments.
Hmmm well if they are at least we are getting some different outfits than what we already have. 
Huh, that's odd. I don't see the game making our Inquisitor do bad stuff without our control, I suppose other members of the Inquisition were up to no good. Does that mean our Inquisitor just stayed indiferent to the crimes of his/her own people?
I think it's more about the fallout of decisions, like exiling the wardens (or not) or who you put on the throne in Orlais. No win situations.
Huh, that's odd. I don't see the game making our Inquisitor do bad stuff without our control, I suppose other members of the Inquisition were up to no good. Does that mean our Inquisitor just stayed indiferent to the crimes of his/her own people?
Well I imagine our Spymaster, Commander (and even our Diplomat) have ruffled more than a few feathers over time. There could be a number of unintended consequences from our actions. MIke mentions Ferelden being angry that we had taken over a keep in their lands (Crestwood) and stationed forces there. The flipside being, did you want bandits to have it?
I have a feeling that we may be eroding the stability of these nations as we have made them look inept in the handling of the recent crises (and dependent on us). As more flock to our banner, there's probably all sorts of power struggles (and subsequent collateral damage) happening behind the scenes.
Well I imagine our Spymaster, Commander (and even our Diplomat) have ruffled more than a few feathers over time. There could be a number of unintended consequences from our actions. MIke mentions Ferelden being angry that we had taken over a keep in their lands (Crestwood) and stationed forces there. The flipside being, did you want bandits to have it?
I have a feeling that we may be eroding the stability of these nations as we have made them look inept in the handling of the recent crises (and dependent on us). As more flock to our banner, there's probably all sorts of power struggles (and subsequent collateral damage) happening behind the scenes.
Also, if you are in charge of an organization as big as the Inquisition, you cannot keep an eye out on all your people all the time. Some will go behind your back and misuse the resources allocated or use their position just to further their own goals, perhaps even in less savory manner. But this has me thinking that maybe it could link to some of the judgment calls you made? For example, if you recruited someone like, say, Florianne, as an agent, she only played nice for a bit, then decided to do her own awful thing while hiding behind the Inquisition banner?
Re Crestwood - my thoughts exactly 
I notice that Morrigan has a bikini top as part of her costume. I figured they added that because it's a common addition by cosplayers.Polygon @Polygon
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It will be easier at work this week because I have a Golden Nug and a DLC to look forward to.
I notice that Morrigan has a bikini top as part of her costume. I figured they added that because it's a common addition by cosplayers.
Her original concept art had a "bikini" type of undergarment. It slightly changed on game release. The CGI version of Morrigan was more "lacey" or "corsety." At least that is how I remember it.
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