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[The Elder King]

Xilizhra wrote...

Jedi Master of Orion wrote...

Leliana wasn't a Chantry assassin at the time and she didn't have much to say on the Templar-Mage dynamic. Certainly not the same as a member of the Templar Order would, anyway.

Right, but I'd probably have to kill a member of the Templar Order who wanted to follow me around, if I couldn't convert them out of it.

Would you do the same if the templar remained with the Chantry?

[The Elder King]

Renmiri1 wrote...

Cullen!!!

:wub:<3:kissing::kissing:

Meh, I prefer werewolves. Vampires suck.(At least the pseudovampires with glitter on their bodies).

Modifié par hhh89, 19 septembre 2013 - 07:50 .

[Xilizhra]

hhh89 wrote...

Xilizhra wrote...

Jedi Master of Orion wrote...

Leliana wasn't a Chantry assassin at the time and she didn't have much to say on the Templar-Mage dynamic. Certainly not the same as a member of the Templar Order would, anyway.

Right, but I'd probably have to kill a member of the Templar Order who wanted to follow me around, if I couldn't convert them out of it.

Would you do the same if the templar remained with the Chantry?

That might be tolerable. I was able to put up with Fenris and Sebastian.

[Jedi Master of Orion]

Xilizhra wrote...

Jedi Master of Orion wrote...

Leliana wasn't a Chantry assassin at the time and she didn't have much to say on the Templar-Mage dynamic. Certainly not the same as a member of the Templar Order would, anyway.

Right, but I'd probably have to kill a member of the Templar Order who wanted to follow me around, if I couldn't convert them out of it.

If you are referring to DAI. for all you know you may have to just put up with one being in your organization. We don't know if any of the companios are optional or mandatory for the Inquisitor.

Modifié par Jedi Master of Orion, 19 septembre 2013 - 08:04 .

[azarhal]

Jedi Master of Orion wrote...

Leliana wasn't a Chantry assassin at the time and she didn't have much to say on the Templar-Mage dynamic. Certainly not the same as a member of the Templar Order would, anyway.

You know, Leliana might have been a Chantry "assassin"  ( I prefer secret agent personally) at that time and simply lied about it to the Warden. Let say that some of the Lohering dialogs (from locals) about her are strange if she was just hiding and a lay sister.

[Xilizhra]

Jedi Master of Orion wrote...

Xilizhra wrote...

Jedi Master of Orion wrote...

Leliana wasn't a Chantry assassin at the time and she didn't have much to say on the Templar-Mage dynamic. Certainly not the same as a member of the Templar Order would, anyway.

Right, but I'd probably have to kill a member of the Templar Order who wanted to follow me around, if I couldn't convert them out of it.

If you are referring to DAI. for all you know you may have to just put up with one. We don't know if any of the companios are optional or mandatory for the Inquisitor.

We also haven't heard of any templar companions, and if we have three warriors, three rogues and three mages, I probably don't need to worry much.

[The Elder King]

Which locals? The two near the tavern?

[Vapaa]

Amirit wrote...

What odds exactly? We even saw direct promice of return of "that Knight Captain". Plus the leak, plus some art, plus huge fan-base. I see only "yes" signs here.

Grey warden is all but officialy confirmed (leak+concept arts+alpha in-game footage) and if the class are balanced, that would mean only 3 warriors and e already have Cass and GW, the last one is for either Cullen or IB, but the odds actually supports Iron bull (leak+concept art+trailer+presence in the game confirmed), whre it's more grime for Cullen (only survey+Gaider statement that fans may not like what he did to Cullen)

It's still odds based on speculations, but thos odds don't play in favor of Cullen

[Jedi Master of Orion]

azarhal wrote...

Jedi Master of Orion wrote...

Leliana wasn't a Chantry assassin at the time and she didn't have much to say on the Templar-Mage dynamic. Certainly not the same as a member of the Templar Order would, anyway.

You know, Leliana might have been a Chantry "assassin"  ( I prefer secret agent personally) at that time and simply lied about it to the Warden. Let say that some of the Lohering dialogs (from locals) about her are strange if she was just hiding and a lay sister.

I doubt it. She did have a secret past. But there's nothing in the Offical Campaign or Leliana's Song that strongly implies that she had been a spy of the Divine for the whole time. It wouldn't really explain what she'd be doing in Lothering right before a darkspwan invasion either.

Modifié par Jedi Master of Orion, 19 septembre 2013 - 08:10 .

[Zombie_Alexis]

jtav wrote...

We also have Cassandra, Iron Bull, and an unnamed Grey Warden. That's an awful lot of warriors. And the mere fact that he's been mentioned as returning without specifying "party member" suggests he isn't returning. I'd be delighted to be wrong, but I see him continuing as an NPC.

We had more warriors in DAO  than any other class: Sten, Oghren, Dog, Shale and Alistair. We had two rogues: Zevran and Leliana and two mages: Morrigan and Wynn. So if they are going with the same set up in DAI, another warrior would be about right. So, fingers crossed for Cullen, because I think he would bring a very informed perspective to the whole Mage/Templar conflict.

[Mahumia]

I just hope they won't pull an Anders if Cullen would *finally* become a companion

[Xilizhra]

Zombie_Alexis wrote...

jtav wrote...

We also have Cassandra, Iron Bull, and an unnamed Grey Warden. That's an awful lot of warriors. And the mere fact that he's been mentioned as returning without specifying "party member" suggests he isn't returning. I'd be delighted to be wrong, but I see him continuing as an NPC.

We had more warriors in DAO  than any other class: Sten, Oghren, Dog, Shale and Alistair. We had two rogues: Zevran and Leliana and two mages: Morrigan and Wynn. So if they are going with the same set up in DAI, another warrior would be about right. So, fingers crossed for Cullen, because I think he would bring a very informed perspective to the whole Mage/Templar conflict.

And I hope greatly that the stupid warrior oversaturation doesn't appear again. We need more diversity.

[Br3admax]

Xilizhra wrote...

Zombie_Alexis wrote...

jtav wrote...

We also have Cassandra, Iron Bull, and an unnamed Grey Warden. That's an awful lot of warriors. And the mere fact that he's been mentioned as returning without specifying "party member" suggests he isn't returning. I'd be delighted to be wrong, but I see him continuing as an NPC.

We had more warriors in DAO  than any other class: Sten, Oghren, Dog, Shale and Alistair. We had two rogues: Zevran and Leliana and two mages: Morrigan and Wynn. So if they are going with the same set up in DAI, another warrior would be about right. So, fingers crossed for Cullen, because I think he would bring a very informed perspective to the whole Mage/Templar conflict.

And I hope greatly that the stupid warrior oversaturation doesn't appear again. We need more diversity.

What does this even mean? You can never have too many tanks. 

[lady_v23]

I really find templars boring. Ignoring Alistair, I can't really remember a Templar that I did not find annoying. Besides, why would a Templar join up with a mage inquisitor or a inquisitor that has mages as companions?

[Xilizhra]

Br3ad wrote...

Xilizhra wrote...

Zombie_Alexis wrote...

jtav wrote...

We also have Cassandra, Iron Bull, and an unnamed Grey Warden. That's an awful lot of warriors. And the mere fact that he's been mentioned as returning without specifying "party member" suggests he isn't returning. I'd be delighted to be wrong, but I see him continuing as an NPC.

We had more warriors in DAO  than any other class: Sten, Oghren, Dog, Shale and Alistair. We had two rogues: Zevran and Leliana and two mages: Morrigan and Wynn. So if they are going with the same set up in DAI, another warrior would be about right. So, fingers crossed for Cullen, because I think he would bring a very informed perspective to the whole Mage/Templar conflict.

And I hope greatly that the stupid warrior oversaturation doesn't appear again. We need more diversity.

What does this even mean? You can never have too many tanks. 

I actually enjoy magic and subtlety, thanks.

[Vapaa]

Xilizhra wrote...

And I hope greatly that the stupid warrior oversaturation doesn't appear again. We need more diversity.

It only appeared on DAO, DAA and DA2 were balanced, and 9 companions just calls for a 3/3/3 repartition

[Br3admax]

Xilizhra wrote...

Br3ad wrote...

Xilizhra wrote...

Zombie_Alexis wrote...

jtav wrote...

We also have Cassandra, Iron Bull, and an unnamed Grey Warden. That's an awful lot of warriors. And the mere fact that he's been mentioned as returning without specifying "party member" suggests he isn't returning. I'd be delighted to be wrong, but I see him continuing as an NPC.

We had more warriors in DAO  than any other class: Sten, Oghren, Dog, Shale and Alistair. We had two rogues: Zevran and Leliana and two mages: Morrigan and Wynn. So if they are going with the same set up in DAI, another warrior would be about right. So, fingers crossed for Cullen, because I think he would bring a very informed perspective to the whole Mage/Templar conflict.

And I hope greatly that the stupid warrior oversaturation doesn't appear again. We need more diversity.

What does this even mean? You can never have too many tanks. 

I actually enjoy magic and subtlety, thanks.

That's cool and all, but once you start playing on higher difficuties, tanks are essential; also, that has nothing to do with the question I asked. You don't need six mages and five rogues. They way Origins did it was fine. 

[Xilizhra]

That's cool and all, but once you start playing on higher difficuties, tanks are essential; also, that has nothing to do with the question I asked. You don't need six mages and five rogues. They way Origins did it was fine.

Merrill can also tank fine.

[Zombie_Alexis]

Oh, I dunno. I thought DAO was pretty balanced. Mages are extremely powerful, so you only need one, and Rogues are pretty powerful as well if you spec them right. I brought two tanks every time to draw the fire power away so my Mage and Rogue could do their business. ymmv.

[Xilizhra]

Zombie_Alexis wrote...

Oh, I dunno. I thought DAO was pretty balanced. Mages are extremely powerful, so you only need one, and Rogues are pretty powerful as well if you spec them right. I brought two tanks every time to draw the fire power away so my Mage and Rogue could do their business. ymmv.

I didn't like any of DAO's warriors all that much, and enjoyed having Leliana, Morrigan and Wynne around more. Alistair wasn't bad, but  Sten and Oghren were, well, less agreeable.

[Amirit]

And do not forget that we will get a couple of DLC companions. They can be anything, even Warden and IB.

[Br3admax]

Xilizhra wrote...

That's cool and all, but once you start playing on higher difficuties, tanks are essential; also, that has nothing to do with the question I asked. You don't need six mages and five rogues. They way Origins did it was fine.

Merrill can also tank fine.

Merril is either using mana or using health, neither are good for a strong tank. 

[TheKomandorShepard]

To be honest i prefer 3 companions for every class why because if i find one or two mages annoying i could take third unless s/he is annoying as well.
We don't need templar companion we already have Cassandra who have their skills second anti-magic is pointless. But that mean cullen isn't companion what means that probably i will have to listen his whining because he is in game crap just let me kill him already.Unless cullen is dlc companion what considering his fanboys/girls would be smart move to get money.