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[cindercatz]

Elhanan wrote...

Anders was also jarring change from Awakenings, and so was Justice. But it was their combination that made for an interesting alteration to both personalities. And I now wonder if the Corrupted Lyrium had anything to do with this, as a small amt of Lyrium in a ring sounded so lamentingly beautiful in the prior expansion.

... Nice catch.

[Angrywolves]

It does take guts to commit suicide .Go read the testimonials of those who have tried and failed .
Anders was a fool because blowing up the chantry didn't help the mages. It made things worse imo.

[Elhanan]

Angrywolves wrote...

It does take guts to commit suicide .Go read the testimonials of those who have tried and failed .
Anders was a fool because blowing up the chantry didn't help the mages. It made things worse imo.

I am one of those failures, and there is nothing courageous about it. It is the most shame filled experience of my choices In life, and am pleased I am still here and able to say that to others currently.

Anders was a fool for many reasons given in the games, and it did make things worse. Terrorism is never a decent solution.

[Allan Schumacher]

I'd appreciate if we shifted away from the details of how one feels towards suicide.

[LPPrince]

Final week of Gameinformer's month of coverage starts mañana.

Hopefully we get some serious goodie goodies.

[Elhanan]

Allan Schumacher wrote...

I'd appreciate if we shifted away from the details of how one feels towards suicide.

Will do. However due to it's importance and context in the gaming environment, perhaps the Devs will allow it to be voiced somewhere else. Thank you.

The more I am able to read of what is planned for DAI, the better I feel about it. One question that does come to mind is that what I see appears to be on track for the updated release date, but not the one set originally. What factors besides Races created the revision in time, even though I am glad to see it now?

[Angrywolves]

Well we don't want to upset any developers.
Don't want to be accused of trolling a developer .
Rotfl. The suicide discussion belongs in another forum.
shrugs.
When is that Game Informer stuff going to be available in print.
Does Bioware have an exclusive deal with them ?
Not against it but I wonder why they were chosen ?
For me, I want the names and backgrounds of all the party members.
Everything else can wait, until next year if deemed necessary.

[phunx]

Angrywolves wrote...

When is that Game Informer stuff going to be available in print.

It's out already: www.youtube.com/watch this girl shows it here.

[Caellis]

UGH I can't wait to be tomorrow ;w;

[Fast Jimmy]

I can't think of a single in-game reason to keep Zevran alive other than a desire for a painless death on the part of the Warden. I'd never kill Zev because he's obviously a party member, but trusting him is just bonkers.

This is part of the reason I hate finding out who the established companions are. Not knowing that Zevran was a companion when he ambushes you would make it just as likely for him to be a scheming NPC that would make sense to kill or someone who is supposed to be in your party.

Sorry for the delayed response to the topic.

[Elhanan]

Fast Jimmy wrote...

I can't think of a single in-game reason to keep Zevran alive other than a desire for a painless death on the part of the Warden. I'd never kill Zev because he's obviously a party member, but trusting him is just bonkers.

This is part of the reason I hate finding out who the established companions are. Not knowing that Zevran was a companion when he ambushes you would make it just as likely for him to be a scheming NPC that would make sense to kill or someone who is supposed to be in your party.

Sorry for the delayed response to the topic.

One reason is that Zevran possibly has the best information available on your opponents at that time. While trust is an issue, the knowledge that he was hired by Howe and Loghain could be a key element in keeping the Elf around camp.

[Fast Jimmy]

^

I don't disagree, but, then again, you get the option to kill him before he even wakes up. If I didn't know he was a companion and just wanted to play it safe, then I could have done so. I won't be was a companion makes that a silly option.

[Angrywolves]

The possibility of another potential companion like Zev could be yhere, so exercise caution with the kill nim/her option.
Farscape reruns are on the Pivot cable channel here in the US.
One question I have is are all the companions be as drawn aka artist conception or will they do any of them like Miranda aka character resembles voice actress/ voice actor.
Another question involves publicity such as the Ladies of Dragon Age they did in London and videos of the voice actors in action.
Stuff like that would be nice.

[confiscate]

Just saw the pre-alpha gameplay. I think my jaw literally dropped when I saw how GOOD DA:I looks,even at pre-alpha! Very excited about the open world, the horse, character movement, the environment, the graphics, etc.

Great job, guys! Keep it up!

[In Exile]

Fast Jimmy wrote...
This is part of the reason I hate finding out who the established companions are. Not knowing that Zevran was a companion when he ambushes you would make it just as likely for him to be a scheming NPC that would make sense to kill or someone who is supposed to be in your party.

I didn't know he was an party member ahead of time (I do a good job avoiding spoilers). It was obvious to me (as a player) that he was a party member because of the way his model looked compared to the other characters in-game. With custom outfits for the party members now, it's even more obvious when that happens. 

[In Exile]

Elhanan wrote...
One reason is that Zevran possibly has the best information available on your opponents at that time. While trust is an issue, the knowledge that he was hired by Howe and Loghain could be a key element in keeping the Elf around camp.

That's a great reason to keep him around, but not a reason to refrain from shatter his arms and legs with his mace. You can keep prisoners around without letting them go and arming them. 

[Elhanan]

In Exile wrote...

That's a great reason to keep him around, but not a reason to refrain from shatter his arms and legs with his mace. You can keep prisoners around without letting them go and arming them. 

No need to act as bad as Howe; simply have him in camp with more trusted members of the party like Shale, Sten, etc. Now they would be as bad as Howe without the Warden, so Zev has time to reflect on future choices. And in all my games, he only betrayed me once when I did not kill him outright.

[Chanda]

So when are they going to update? I have to leave in an hour.

[azarhal]

Chanda wrote...

So when are they going to update? I have to leave in an hour.

Using their earliest update time, not until an hour from now at the least...

[LPPrince]

Chanda wrote...

So when are they going to update? I have to leave in an hour.

I wouldn't wait for it. Do your thing and whenever you come back and have the time, the update will probably be up.

[Fiery Phoenix]

Chanda wrote...

So when are they going to update? I have to leave in an hour.

It will be at least another two hours if their previous updates are anything to go by, so you're out of luck, I'm afraid.

[Argahawk]

its here

http://www.gameinfor...re-of-rpgs.aspx

[azarhal]

I heard New Jade Empire!

[Leomerya12]

Ooh, Bioware, please do something similar with what you did with Zevran. I, too, only kept him alive because I knew he was a companion. I cheated. This time, however, I am not doing any "Pregame Dragon Age Inquisition Wikia Research" and will attempt the game blind; like when I was a kid, and there was no internet to spoil things...

Modifié par Leomerya12, 26 août 2013 - 07:14 .

[The Elder King]

I's like a new JE.
I'll wait that the video is posted on youtube to see it, since GI videos block a lot of times, and since it's pretty long compared to the others it'll take to long to see it.