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Scott Sion

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What side are you going to take in the war? 

I'll do one pro templar play through, buy my canon is going to pro mage. I don't think it's right to throw them in the circle and  take away their freedom just because what they might do. I think that once a mage is trained and passes their harrowing they should be allowed to leave the circle. The templars would still watch over the circle mages and hunt blood mages.

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Templar.

Mages showed at the end of DA2 they're hopelessly moronic - and I saved more mages siding with the Templars than I did with the Mages.

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Pro Mage, of course.

I'll gladly kill all templars and make revered mothers cry as the Tevinter Imperium comes back to rest of Thedas and rule out like they should in the first place.

Modifié par DarkKnightHolmes, 24 octobre 2012 - 10:05 .


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KiwiQuiche

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Pro Mage.

However I won't hesistate to kill any mages who pull a retard like Grace and Orsino did.

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You forgot Pro-Chantry. And I'm neutral at the moment.

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I have a couple save files for both. I will most likely go pro-mage for my first playthrough though.

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Icinix wrote...

Templar.

Mages showed at the end of DA2 they're hopelessly moronic - and I saved more mages siding with the Templars than I did with the Mages.


Are you talking about what Anders did or What Orsino did? Anders did what he did because he wanted to destroy any chance of compromise because honestly it isn't compromise when one party is making all the rules. As for what Orsino did, when your back is against the wall you'll do some crazy ****. I don't think they should have had him resort to blood magic if you sided with him however, that kind of annoyed me.

KiwiQuiche wrote...

Pro Mage.

However I won't hesistate to kill any mages who pull a retard like Grace and Orsino did.


Bioware confirmed that they would make less crazy mages seeing as they over did it in DA2.

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 Pro-Inquisition.

Modifié par Kingroxas, 24 octobre 2012 - 10:24 .


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Pro-Qun.

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plnero wrote...

Icinix wrote...

Templar.

Mages showed at the end of DA2 they're hopelessly moronic - and I saved more mages siding with the Templars than I did with the Mages.


Are you talking about what Anders did or What Orsino did? Anders did what he did because he wanted to destroy any chance of compromise because honestly it isn't compromise when one party is making all the rules. As for what Orsino did, when your back is against the wall you'll do some crazy ****. I don't think they should have had him resort to blood magic if you sided with him however, that kind of annoyed me.


Nah - Anders is a whole different kettle of fish and exists in his own moronic world.

Orsino is one of many moronic mages that in order to protest against what people were afraid they would do....they did what people were afraid they would do.

Regardless - when I sided with the mages - I was like - What Da Fuq are you all doing??!?? I'm trying to help you!!??

Templars left more mages safe and sound and intact by dictating to the templars to spare mages who were good. So I'll play a pro-templar that wishes to introduce much more lenient mage life styles.

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I'll side with the innocent, and portect them from the Evil be they Templar or Mage.

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Icinix wrote...

Templar.

Mages showed at the end of DA2 they're hopelessly moronic - and I saved more mages siding with the Templars than I did with the Mages.


The memory Grand moron Orsino does linger with me despite my natural pro-mage sympathies. Therefore i'll see which has the greater mass of morons in DA3 and side with the other side

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Pro Neutral

Neither side is right because both sides have flaws in their viewpoints and how it should be handled

Mages should be monitored in some way. It's too much power. They should have more rights though and the way the Templars handle them, it's no wonder why they rebel. Why can't they see their families? Give them more freedom, educate them about their abilities, but also keep an eye on them without shackling them down. Isolation isn't the way to handle it...

Modifié par deuce985, 24 octobre 2012 - 10:36 .


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I'm Pro-Me.

Modifié par drake heath, 24 octobre 2012 - 10:35 .


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wright1978 wrote...

Icinix wrote...

Templar.

Mages showed at the end of DA2 they're hopelessly moronic - and I saved more mages siding with the Templars than I did with the Mages.


The memory Grand moron Orsino does linger with me despite my natural pro-mage sympathies. Therefore i'll see which has the greater mass of morons in DA3 and side with the other side


lol - this is actually probably the best way to look at it. We're not picking the right side - we're picking the least stupid side.

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Pro Mage...Down with the chantry and the templars

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TheJediSaint

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Pro me. Mages and Templars are both wrong.

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Neither. I'm hoping DA3 moves onto something else as its central theme/conflict.

Edit: If I had to choose, I guess I'd pick the Templars as the lesser of two evils. Orsino still let that crazy guy turn my mom into the bride of Frankenstein.:(

Modifié par BouncyFrag, 24 octobre 2012 - 10:44 .


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Icinix wrote...



lol - this is actually probably the best way to look at it. We're not picking the right side - we're picking the least stupid side.


I was following this methos in DA2, though Anders and Meredith helped me in the choice. The Circle wasn't involved in Anders's attack, so it was innocent (in this matter).
Though I hope that I don't have to follow this method in DA3. I want both groups to fall in the gray area. Not bad, not good. Both were bad in DA2.

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I consider myself pro-mage.. just barely..

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I am not really Pro anything. But I probably side with the mages more. Not all deserve to be free mind you. But many do deserve freedom. Some are just responsible and respectable people. You can't condemn all mages for the crimes of a few that are misguided.

Although as someone said before I will not just help the mages blindly. I will protect the innocent as much as possible. The needs of the many outweigh the needs of the few.

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Icinix wrote...

plnero wrote...

Icinix wrote...

Templar.

Mages showed at the end of DA2 they're hopelessly moronic - and I saved more mages siding with the Templars than I did with the Mages.


Are you talking about what Anders did or What Orsino did? Anders did what he did because he wanted to destroy any chance of compromise because honestly it isn't compromise when one party is making all the rules. As for what Orsino did, when your back is against the wall you'll do some crazy ****. I don't think they should have had him resort to blood magic if you sided with him however, that kind of annoyed me.


Nah - Anders is a whole different kettle of fish and exists in his own moronic world.

Orsino is one of many moronic mages that in order to protest against what people were afraid they would do....they did what people were afraid they would do.

Regardless - when I sided with the mages - I was like - What Da Fuq are you all doing??!?? I'm trying to help you!!??

Templars left more mages safe and sound and intact by dictating to the templars to spare mages who were good. So I'll play a pro-templar that wishes to introduce much more lenient mage life styles.


They were made tranquil, that's what happens when you "save" someone during the right of annulment.

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I support the mages who don't want to be another Tevinter Imperium and I support the secular non-zealot Templars who don't want to return to the failure of the Chantry-controlled Mage Circle system.

Modifié par Vit246, 25 octobre 2012 - 12:17 .


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I don't like the way that the Chantry vilifies mages and gives templars "dominion over mages by divine right." I don't see my protagonist siding with the Chantry or the templars; if the opportunity presents itself, my protagonist would side with mages seeking to maintain their autonomy. I see no reason to help restore the status quo.

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LobselVith8 wrote...

I don't like the way that the Chantry vilifies mages and gives templars "dominion over mages by divine right." I don't see my protagonist siding with the Chantry or the templars; if the opportunity presents itself, my protagonist would side with mages seeking to maintain their autonomy. I see no reason to help restore the status quo.


I already asked someone else, would you be fine with an indipendant Circle system, freed from the Chantry, with an organization composed by both mages and non-mages with equal power to watch over them?