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[Dio Demon]

But isn't the elf Dalish? It would be awkward to be the only Dalish not with a welsh accent.

[Hrungr]

No, because it leaves out huge mega-spoilery chunks

 

 

Dragon Age - The Stolen Throne: Page 1... of 1.

[Dio Demon]

No, because it leaves out huge mega-spoilery chunks.

It's some relatively modern weird way of previewing books. I don't like it; the temptation to read and read and read and disjoint, displace and altogether destroy my initial reading experience in the process runs ultra-high.

You'd think the smart thing to do would be to set a select few pages to read instead of random pages. Makes you wonder what they were on when they thought of that.

[JeffZero]

The Dalish thing does give me pause about being correct here. 'Twould be odd.

Odd enough to pour cash into, though? Iunneh.

[FilthyPlebianN7]

But isn't the elf Dalish? It would be awkward to be the only Dalish not with a welsh accent.

I think that was just Merril's clan.  The dalish in Origins didn't have welsh accents, I believe.

[Hrungr]

But isn't the elf Dalish? It would be awkward to be the only Dalish not with a welsh accent.

 

I figured they'd just go back to their Origin roots..

[JeffZero]

You'd think the smart thing to do would be to set a select few pages to read instead of random pages. Makes you wonder what they were on when they thought of that.

Yeah, it's... weird. I've seen it happen for years, though. I remember this with Mass Effect Deception, although to be fair half a sentence of that book is enough to dissuade all but the most ardent of fans from continuing.

[JeffZero]

I think that was just Merril's clan. The dalish in Origins didn't have welsh accents, I believe.

Ah, touché. Still a DA n00b, I don't know these things. I thought Gaider wanted to swap all Dalish accents thereafter.

[dragondreamer]

I figured they'd just go back to their Origin roots..

 

But the Origin elves all had North American accents, putting them into the same accent catagory as the dwarves and the Qunari.  However, I actually did think the male Inquisitor from the trailer could easily be used for a Dalish Inquisitor, even if it was a little deeper than I'd like for an elf.

[FilthyPlebianN7]

Ah, touché. Still a DA n00b, I don't know these things. I thought Gaider wanted to swap all Dalish accents thereafter.

Well that is possible, I didn't know he said that.  I do love me a good welsh accent!

 

[Hrungr]

But the Origin elves all had North American accents, putting them into the same accent catagory as the dwarves and the Qunari.  However, I actually did think the male Inquisitor from the trailer could easily be used for a Dalish Inquisitor, even if it was a little deeper than I'd like for an elf.

 

Well there was that Fenris guy...

[Dio Demon]

But the Origin elves all had North American accents, putting them into the same accent catagory as the dwarves and the Qunari.  However, I actually did think the male Inquisitor from the trailer could easily be used for a Dalish Inquisitor, even if it was a little deeper than I'd like for an elf.

If you play through Dalish Origin your clan have standard North American accents but in 2 the same clan has Welsh accents now.

 

I almost said Dalish Accents - welp I've played too much Dragon Age.

[dragondreamer]

Well there was that Fenris guy...

 

Fenris wasn't from Origins. 

 

And his background is pretty unusual, which I supposed was why he had an unusual accent.

[dragondreamer]

If you play through Dalish Origin your clan have standard North American accents but in 2 the same clan has Welsh accents now.

 

I almost said Dalish Accents - welp I've played too much Dragon Age.

 

Yup, *now* they have the Irish/Welsh accents going on for the Dalish since DA2.  In Origins all elves had the North American accent thing going on.  My point is that using the same British accent that humans have for the elves as well doesn't return things to the way they were in Origins.  Because Origins elves didn't have British accents.  Sorry if that wasn't clear. 

[Hrungr]

Fenris wasn't from Origins. 

 

And his background is pretty unusual, which I supposed was why he had an unusual accent.

 

I meant as a "deep voiced" elf...

[dragondreamer]

I meant as a "deep voiced" elf...

 

OHHH...  Yes, good point.  

[Hrungr]

Alistair McNally ‏@Al_McNally 

I've always found it a little strange that in game development we spend so much of our working lives replicating other humans.

[Steppenwolf]

But isn't the elf Dalish? It would be awkward to be the only Dalish not with a welsh accent.

Dalish elves are nomads. They don't all have Welsh accents because they're from all over Thedas.

[ElitePinecone]

User:

do you interact with other inquisitors a lot?

 

Mike Laidlaw ‏@Mike_Laidlaw 

No, but your inquisitor might be a lady.

 

Wait, what?

 

How... does that reply fit with the question? o__O

[Hrungr]

User:

Okay, so I was left with the question of whether there Qunari gold :-P

 

Mike Laidlaw ‏@Mike_Laidlaw :

Probably best to wait until character gen is locked down and demonstrated so no one gets confused.

[Alexius]

Wait, what?

 

How... does that reply fit with the question? o__O

 

I has been debated some pages ago, but I must admit I still don't get the correlation.

[Steppenwolf]

Wait, what?
 
How... does that reply fit with the question? o__O

Get caught up with the thread before replying.

[Hrungr]

Wait, what?

 

How... does that reply fit with the question? o__O

 

Wulfram posted the preceding conversation here: http://forum.bioware...0#entry16253008

 

I just thought it was 2 different trains of thought... which just didn't happen to make sense.

[Hrungr]

B. Battye ‏@bbattye 

They may also question mages' sense of direction. Quest is this way. Check map. Wait, I meant this way. Oooo an animal.

[FarDareisMai]

Is it just me or wouldn't the Dalish in Orlais speak with an Orlesian accent?