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[Nashimura]

AppealToReason wrote...

Are we even Inquisitors? Doesn't that seem awfully streamlined?

Couldn't we just be a character who is out for his own, or his buddies/guild/etc, interests and the setting and BS he deals with is a Chantry inquisition?

You just discribed DA2 - Origins forced you into the wardens and most would say it was the better game. 

[ledod]

IElitePredatorI wrote...

I just want a whip. That is normal right people? Er yes....?

Of course- normalcy is somewhat relative...to an extent

[AppealToReason]

Nashimura wrote...

AppealToReason wrote...

Are we even Inquisitors? Doesn't that seem awfully streamlined?

Couldn't we just be a character who is out for his own, or his buddies/guild/etc, interests and the setting and BS he deals with is a Chantry inquisition?

You just discribed DA2 - Origins forced you into the wardens and most would say it was the better game. 

Yeah, what I more meant was that who knows that we're chantry inquisitors and not some other faction? The Inquisition could just easily be the setting and we have to go myth hunt the world for stuff so everyone can be happy and keep their dicks to themselves so they stop plowing eachother.

I'm just not sold, not that I'm against it, as being an arm of the chantry mainly because of the religiousness that it brings with it and how people get with that. The Wardens were a badass group of badasses that kick ass and are badass, who wouldn't want to join?

When I was at the panel like 2 weeks ago they really didn't make it sound like you were part of the chantry, at least as directly as everyone has already assumed, and more that you're more or less some kind of ambassadorish guy out to solve the mysteries of the world for some reason - which will be the main plot, probably.

[Windninja47]

Weren't there trials in Dragon Age Awakening?

[Chaos Lord Malek]

Yes! and torture and execution too please. We will be Inquisitors, to which this things definitely belong. Its a must have.

I would also like to have a personal torture and maybe an executioner as well.

[Nashimura]

AppealToReason wrote...

Nashimura wrote...

AppealToReason wrote...

Are we even Inquisitors? Doesn't that seem awfully streamlined?

Couldn't we just be a character who is out for his own, or his buddies/guild/etc, interests and the setting and BS he deals with is a Chantry inquisition?

You just discribed DA2 - Origins forced you into the wardens and most would say it was the better game.

Yeah, what I more meant was that who knows that we're chantry inquisitors and not some other faction? The Inquisition could just easily be the setting and we have to go myth hunt the world for stuff so everyone can be happy and keep their dicks to themselves so they stop plowing eachother.

I'm just not sold, not that I'm against it, as being an arm of the chantry mainly because of the religiousness that it brings with it and how people get with that. The Wardens were a badass group of badasses that kick ass and are badass, who wouldn't want to join?

When I was at the panel like 2 weeks ago they really didn't make it sound like you were part of the chantry, at least as directly as everyone has already assumed, and more that you're more or less some kind of ambassadorish guy out to solve the mysteries of the world for some reason - which will be the main plot, probably.

I get ya, the Inquisitors were originally not partnered with the chantry but aligned later, this would be a newly formed group so it could easily be neutral. Time will tell.

[grimkillah]

An excuse to BDSM? yes please!!!

[Kerilus]

If I got to yell "I AM THE CHANTRY!", then sure.

[grimkillah]

Kerilus wrote...

If I got to yell "I AM THE CHANTRY!", then sure.

YOU CAN'T HANDLE THE CHANTRY!!!

[Kerilus]

*hands in shackle, staring intensely at Cassandra*
"I AM THE CHANTRY!!!!!"

[Sable Rhapsody]

Not necessarily trials, but I'd like interrogations and investigations. Sounds like it'd help sort out what's what during the mage/templar conflict at the very least, and make for really interesting roleplay. The investigative segments of Heavy Rain were some of my favorite parts of that game.

[dragonflight288]

Hmm. I'm currently remembering Final Fantasy 10-2.

In that game, there is an investigation that must take place that caused a hover bike to crash and its riders to be badly injured. Leading up to it, there are a lot of little things we see in the game that can go many ways. Depending on how we investigate and who we talk to can dramatically change what happened that led to the crash, and it all makes sense because we saw the little things that support that person being responsible.

It'd be cool to have something like that or something similar.

Modifié par dragonflight288, 29 octobre 2012 - 11:53 .

[Parmida]

grimkillah wrote...

An excuse to BDSM? yes please!!!

.... DO WANT!

[Pedrak]

Shadowfang12 wrote...

JCAP wrote...

Dragon Age is not LA Noire...

This.

It is not The Sims either, but it will have relationships.

It is not Stronghold, but it will include, apparently, the management of a castle.

It is not Thief, but it will feature (hopefully) the use of stealth.

RPGs are supposed to be varied and to have quests which can span over different genres.

Also, trials and investigations quests are not new to RPGs. The trials in KOTOR and NWN2, the serial killer in BG2, the autopsy in the Witcher, even DA: Awakening.

Modifié par Pedrak, 29 octobre 2012 - 12:36 .

[Plaintiff]

- We don't know if the character is an Inquisitor or not.

- Inquisitors in Thedas likely don't work the same ways as Inquisitors in the real world.

[Pedrak]

Plaintiff wrote...

- We don't know if the character is an Inquisitor or not.

- Inquisitors in Thedas likely don't work the same ways as Inquisitors in the real world.

- Replace the "since" in the thread title with "if"

- I sure hope so, because I would like more "Name of the Rose" investigation and less burning and torturing

Modifié par Pedrak, 29 octobre 2012 - 12:41 .

[OrganizedChaos826]

It's mildly concerning how many people are excited to be able to torture people.

As for me, trials don't really seem interesting to me.
Besides, as people have said, we don't even know for sure if the protagonist is an Inquisitor.

[Rune-Chan]

I am not sure I'd really want that to be a major feature. I do think some quests relating to people accusing somebody of doing/being something and you needing to investigate would be interesting though. For example somebody accusing another person of being a blood mage, and you need to investigate the claims and come to a conclusion.

That is assuming that we are an inquisitor, it hasn't actually been confirmed.

JCAP wrote...

Dragon Age is not LA Noire...

It's not Dungeons and Dragons either, so I guess it shouldn't have those.

Modifié par Machines Are Us, 29 octobre 2012 - 02:08 .

[JCAP]

Machines Are Us wrote...

JCAP wrote...

Dragon Age is not LA Noire...

It's not Dungeons and Dragons either, so I guess it shouldn't have those.

What?

[Chaos Lord Malek]

Plaintiff wrote...

- We don't know if the character is an Inquisitor or not.

- Inquisitors in Thedas likely don't work the same ways as Inquisitors in the real world.

You dont know it, people that read internet knows it already. We will be Inquisitors , and we will lead Inquisition.

And we know how Inquisition works, because its described in Dragon Age 2. It will be lot same as Inquisition from Warhammer.

Some of you people are so delusional, its like you already got into those first five stages of grief - the first stage - DENIAL. 

[Rune-Chan]

JCAP wrote...

Machines Are Us wrote...

JCAP wrote...

Dragon Age is not LA Noire...

It's not Dungeons and Dragons either, so I guess it shouldn't have those.

What?

You are suggesting that as it is not LA Noire, it should not have a feature that exists in LA Noire.

I am suggesting that by that logic, seeing as it's not Dungeons and Dragons, it should not have dungeons, nor dragons.

My point was deliberately over the top to emphasise the illogical point you were making. Just because another game uses a feature, doesn't automatically mean that other games shouldn't use similar ones.

The game is called Inquisition, Inquisitors are in part, detectives. The OP was suggesting that it'd be a good idea to incorporate that in the game. Do not get me wrong, I don't personally think it'd be that great a feature, but your vague post implied that it wasn't that the feature was bad, it was that "It shouldn't be in the game because it's in another game".

If that wasn't your point, then perhaps you should try writing more detailed responses so people don't make assumptions.

Chaos Lord Malek wrote...

Plaintiff wrote...

- We don't know if the character is an Inquisitor or not.

- Inquisitors in Thedas likely don't work the same ways as Inquisitors in the real world.

You dont know it, people that read internet knows it already. We will be Inquisitors , and we will lead Inquisition.

And we know how Inquisition works, because its described in Dragon Age 2. It will be lot same as Inquisition from Warhammer.

Some
of you people are so delusional, its like you already got into those first five stages of grief - the first stage - DENIAL. 

Source? You can't call people delusional for thinking something doesn't exist if you do not have any evidence to provide that it does.

Denial also implies that people do not want to accept that we may be inquisitors. Whereas all people are saying is that so far we do not know, because it has not been confirmed, therefore we cannot 100% know.

That's called logic.

Modifié par Machines Are Us, 29 octobre 2012 - 03:37 .

[labargegrrrl]

interesting thread. for some reason everyone is doing the same thing they initially did with the castle thread. trial = torture. castle = torture. i think for way too many people, anything da3 = torture.

it's like rendow howe died, yet his legacy lives on. (and not the way nate wanted it too, that's for sure!)

[Loup Blanc]

For those who forgot, Mass Effect 2 alreay had some interrogation/torture gameplay. During the Thane loyalty quest, you can beat up, slowly, one punch at a time, some bad guy into confession. Remember, it takes place in C-Sec.

Now instead of punches, you'd crack the whip on some helpless mage. The Joy.

I am the Inquisitor and you will respect my authoritaaa.

Modifié par JL81, 30 octobre 2012 - 12:49 .

[Huntress]

Teddie Sage wrote...

It's not confirmed yet we are the inquisitor, we could be anything else.

Thanks! i read OP post and my heart when to my arse.. plain and simple almost **** myself, somethign I do not want is to be forced to be Inquisitor I do not care if the option to join them is there for the others.

[greatcrusader44]

Im always up for trials in my RPGs. Sunny's trial on Manaan in KotOR had a few outcomes and was fairly morally grey on how you want to handle Sunny after gathering all the evidence. I'd like if they recreated something similar in DA3