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[TastesLikeTNT]

Well, I'll at least try it, but whether or not I'm going to play through a whole game with one remains to be seen.

Modifié par TastesLikeTNT, 07 septembre 2013 - 01:39 .

[Mresa]

Will play female elf first and then a qunari.

[Kingthlayer]

Dwarf warrior easily. There is no other option.

[fchopin]

Not sure what race I will play first but will try all of them if the game is good.

[Tup3x]

Assuming that I buy the game, I'd almost certainly play (non-default) human male first.

[dheer]

I'll be an elf first for sure. I wonder if it'll be Dalish or a city elf. Maybe different by class?

I am thankful they added Qunari though. A choice not taken still adds value, I believe and it'll be a great choice for a lot of other people. Dwarf will prob be my second character just like it was in DA:O. Elf male first then dwarven female.

[Tinu]

If I can play a Dalish Mage, I'll start with that.
My second playthrough will probably be a Qunari Rogue.

[Jorji Costava]

I don't think the BSN is necessarily representative of most players in most regards. I wouldn't be surprised if the majority of players simply played as a human, simply because it's the most familiar, and sometimes the easiest way to get into a new thing is to latch on to the elements of it you recognize. 43.7% of ME3 players played as a soldier, probably because it's the class that's most similar to what you find in other shooters.

As for myself, I'd definitely play as a Qunari (probably rogue) at some point, although I'm not sure if it would be on the first playthrough. If nothing else, playing as a Qunari might be a good way to test out the limits of DAI's reactivity to your choice of race and class.

[GDog89]

Im Personally wondering how a Qunari would feel when it comes down to help or slaying his own people or even being part of a Chantry

[Fraevar]

Maybe - it definitely determined my choice of Hawke, and primary class in SWTOR.

[JerZey CJ]

GDog89 wrote...

Im Personally wondering how a Qunari would feel when it comes down to help or slaying his own people or even being part of a Chantry

It has been confirmed that the Inquisitor/the Inguisition is not connected with the Chantry. And I expect he would feel the same as a human killing the local bandits, thugs, and marauders.

[Trafalgar-Law]

VampireSoap wrote...

:lol:I bet most people won't even check out the other options Humans? Boring. Elves? Too alien too ugly. Dwarves? One Sandal is enough for the whole series.

Edit: A poll!! Miss Trista Hawke just began a poll to see which race will be players' first choice!! Why didn't I think of that?:happy: Come take a look at the results!

http://social.biowar...43/polls/47133/

Nope. Most people tend to play as human. In DAO, only 5% of the players even picked Dwarves. Now I certainly don't mind having a Qunari romance (possibly one where you have the option to lead the Qunari astray from the Qun). But as to what I'm gonna play is, it's gonna be human. Otherwise, it's hard to relate to the protagonist.

[TerribleStormy]

 Screw that lol, despite the huge hype here in the BSN about Qunari, I'm playing an elf. My Warden Commander was an elf, and I'm glad to see that the elves of Inquisition won't be as alien as some of the elves in Dragon Age 2.

[Uccio]

No.

[CrazyRah]

I highly doubt it, will probably go with either human or elf first

[PinkysPain]

I'll probably start human male, maybe elf if I like the racial stats ... I'm boring that way. If the game is good enough to replay I'll go for the raging qunari lesbian.

Modifié par PinkysPain, 07 septembre 2013 - 09:15 .

[Lotion Soronarr]

Qunari?
Why would I want to play as an oversized bull/cow?

[Mr.House]

GDog89 wrote...

Im Personally wondering how a Qunari would feel when it comes down to help or slaying his own people or even being part of a Chantry

1:No diffrent then the other races killing members of their race.
2:Inquistion is not part of the Chantry.

Modifié par Mr.House, 07 septembre 2013 - 10:03 .

[Lluthren]

Kossith and elf, ftw. I'll play other races eventually.

[d4eaming]

Likely Dalish elf mage, given the option. My first DAO was a Dalish elf rogue, second was a mage elf, and that's the one I imported. I am finishing up with a mage Hawke, so I'd like to continue the tradition of mages saving the world.

I am interested in a mage Qunari, because I think playing against the stereotype or expectations of the game world would be fun. A free qunari, and a mage at that, who will have a free mage perspective and fight against the torture the Qun puts mages through and the imprisonment that Chantry does.

Can't see myself playing a human, even as a mage or rogue, it doesn't truly play to my desire for high fantasy the same way as playing a different race/species does.

[Eveangaline]

After they play a dwarf.

[-TC1989-]

I personally never understood the huge demand on having Qunari as a playable race. I honestly believe part of it was just some people wanting to simply complain about another thing the previous games didn't have. I mean if having all these race options really have their own personal POV on the story, then I'm all for it. I just hope having these choices actually mean something, rather than Bioware just throwing us a bone.

[VampireSoap]

-TC1989- wrote...

I personally never understood the huge demand on having Qunari as a playable race. I honestly believe part of it was just some people wanting to simply complain about another thing the previous games didn't have. I mean if having all these race options really have their own personal POV on the story, then I'm all for it. I just hope having these choices actually mean something, rather than Bioware just throwing us a bone.

Sorry...but it'll probably be a bone You'll do your background/race missions and then you'll begin the "main" storyline just like every other character that you haven't chosen.

Modifié par VampireSoap, 11 septembre 2013 - 04:48 .

[JerZey CJ]

VampireSoap wrote...

-TC1989- wrote...

I personally never understood the huge demand on having Qunari as a playable race. I honestly believe part of it was just some people wanting to simply complain about another thing the previous games didn't have. I mean if having all these race options really have their own personal POV on the story, then I'm all for it. I just hope having these choices actually mean something, rather than Bioware just throwing us a bone.

Sorry...but it'll probably be a bone You'll do your background/race missions and then you'll begin the "main" storyline just like every other character that you haven't chosen.

There are no origins. The Devs have also said that the races will be treated differently thoughout the story(ie a Qunari Inquisitor will encounter more opposition than even an elf one) and assuming they get multiple VOs for each race, the dialogue should fit each one.

[-TC1989-]

VampireSoap wrote...

-TC1989- wrote...

I personally never understood the huge demand on having Qunari as a playable race. I honestly believe part of it was just some people wanting to simply complain about another thing the previous games didn't have. I mean if having all these race options really have their own personal POV on the story, then I'm all for it. I just hope having these choices actually mean something, rather than Bioware just throwing us a bone.

Sorry...but it'll probably be a bone You'll do your background/race missions and then you'll begin the "main" storyline just like every other character that you haven't chosen.

Yeah, that's what I feared. Which is a big reason why I'm typically a human in these kinds of games (Dragon Age/Skyrim/etc.). I guess I hold a certain expectation if I'm going to go on an "epic adventure" in the shoes of another race, and constantly seeing only minimal changes, if that. Don't get me wrong, I love RPG's more than anything; but if I'm going to go out and experience something different from a human, I want to "feel" the difference.