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[Pseudo the Mustachioed]

Allan Schumacher wrote...

Pseudocognition wrote...

gosh nobody is talking about sexy musketeer mustache guy ((

Who?

I SEE HOW IT IS.

i'll be over here. in my mustache guy fanclub of 1.

[Hellion Rex]

I hate it when the devs torture their poor fans...:crying:

[sandalisthemaker]

Allan Schumacher wrote...

Pseudocognition wrote...

gosh nobody is talking about sexy musketeer mustache guy ((

Who?

Lmao.

[Hellion Rex]

sandalisthemaker wrote...

Allan Schumacher wrote...

Pseudocognition wrote...

gosh nobody is talking about sexy musketeer mustache guy ((

Who?

Lmao.

Do not laugh at our pain!

[sandalisthemaker]

eluvianix wrote...

sandalisthemaker wrote...

Allan Schumacher wrote...

Pseudocognition wrote...

gosh nobody is talking about sexy musketeer mustache guy ((

Who?

Lmao.

Do not laugh at our pain!

He knows exactly who that is.

[Allan Schumacher]

I think Allan pretends to know a lot less...just about everything DA:I related, than he actually does.

By nature of what my job is, I actually rely very little on the content that our game will ship with (I do mostly low level system testing).

I have a lot of NPCs with the same head in a test level that all go by the name "Jason Smith" (inspired by my brother's name, coupled with a generic last name, which incidentally is a former NHL hockey player that used to play for the Edmonton Oilers) to do pretty much 100% of the cinematic testing that I did when I was a part of digital acting.

Now I do more combat related system tests, which typically has me using whomever happens to be the default party that loads up that particular day (which doesn't change THAT much at this point in time).


But yes, I do likely know more than I let on. Some for my own amusement and to have fun with the fans. But mostly because if it hasn't been officially communicated out, it could potentially be changed.

If there is one thing the fan base is good at, it's catching some tidbit of information and lighting it up like a sparkler scrutinizing it like mad as it slowly burns and wonder with great enthusiasm whether or not that particular flicker is something meaningful or not. Which is actually fun and I like seeing what some people get right, wrong, and so forth. My favourites are when someone makes a correct prediction, but then many people point out the errors, and the guy goes "okay maybe you're right." I should have kept a link to them in retrospect!!!

Modifié par Allan Schumacher, 19 novembre 2013 - 05:14 .

[Pseudo the Mustachioed]

that was damn near poetic, allan.

[TeamLexana]

Allan Schumacher wrote...

Pseudocognition wrote...

gosh nobody is talking about sexy musketeer mustache guy ((

Who?

Shhh. It's okay, I don't know who they are talking about either. Just smile and wave. 

[Allan Schumacher]

Pseudocognition wrote...

Allan Schumacher wrote...

Pseudocognition wrote...

gosh nobody is talking about sexy musketeer mustache guy ((

Who?

I SEE HOW IT IS.

i'll be over here. in my mustache guy fanclub of 1.

Sometimes a guy just has to ruffle some feathers. :innocent:

[TeamLexana]

Allan Schumacher wrote...

I think Allan pretends to know a lot less...just about everything DA:I related, than he actually does.

By nature of what my job is, I actually rely very little on the content that our game will ship with (I do mostly low level system testing).

I have a lot of NPCs with the same head in a test level that all go by the name "Jason Smith" (inspired by my brother's name, coupled with a generic last name, which incidentally is a former NHL hockey player that used to play for the Edmonton Oilers) to do pretty much 100% of the cinematic testing that I did when I was a part of digital acting.

Now I do more combat related system tests, which typically has me using whomever happens to be the default party that loads up that particular day (which doesn't change THAT much at this point in time).


But yes, I do likely know more than I let on. Some for my own amusement and to have fun with the fans. But mostly because if it hasn't been officially communicated out, it could potentially be changed.

If there is one thing the fan base is good at, it's catching some tidbit of information and lighting it up like a sparkler scrutinizing it like mad as it slowly burns and wonder with great enthusiasm whether or not that particular flicker is something meaningful or not. Which is actually fun and I like seeing what some people get right, wrong, and so forth. My favourites are when someone makes a correct prediction, but then many people point out the errors, and the guy goes "okay maybe you're right." I should have kept a link to them in retrospect!!!

What the hell! THAT'S EVIL! I approve, lol. Troll on. 

[Hellion Rex]

Allan Schumacher wrote...

I think Allan pretends to know a lot less...just about everything DA:I related, than he actually does.

By nature of what my job is, I actually rely very little on the content that our game will ship with (I do mostly low level system testing).

I have a lot of NPCs with the same head in a test level that all go by the name "Jason Smith" (inspired by my brother's name, coupled with a generic last name, which incidentally is a former NHL hockey player that used to play for the Edmonton Oilers) to do pretty much 100% of the cinematic testing that I did when I was a part of digital acting.

Now I do more combat related system tests, which typically has me using whomever happens to be the default party that loads up that particular day (which doesn't change THAT much at this point in time).


But yes, I do likely know more than I let on. Some for my own amusement and to have fun with the fans. But mostly because if it hasn't been officially communicated out, it could potentially be changed.

If there is one thing the fan base is good at, it's catching some tidbit of information and lighting it up like a sparkler scrutinizing it like mad as it slowly burns and wonder with great enthusiasm whether or not that particular flicker is something meaningful or not. Which is actually fun and I like seeing what some people get right, wrong, and so forth. My favourites are when someone makes a correct prediction, but then many people point out the errors, and the guy goes "okay maybe you're right." I should have kept a link to them in retrospect!!!

It will be interesting to see which theories that were denounced as crazy and unfeasible will actually come to fruition in the final game. Do you actually see correct theories very often on here? Or are most of them just wrong.

[AresKeith]

Allan Schumacher wrote...

Pseudocognition wrote...

Allan Schumacher wrote...

Pseudocognition wrote...

gosh nobody is talking about sexy musketeer mustache guy ((

Who?

I SEE HOW IT IS.

i'll be over here. in my mustache guy fanclub of 1.

Sometimes a guy just has to ruffle some feathers. :innocent:

It's russle some jimmies 

[sandalisthemaker]

Allan Schumacher wrote...

I think Allan pretends to know a lot less...just about everything DA:I related, than he actually does.

By nature of what my job is, I actually rely very little on the content that our game will ship with (I do mostly low level system testing).

I have a lot of NPCs with the same head in a test level that all go by the name "Jason Smith" (inspired by my brother's name, coupled with a generic last name, which incidentally is a former NHL hockey player that used to play for the Edmonton Oilers) to do pretty much 100% of the cinematic testing that I did when I was a part of digital acting.

Now I do more combat related system tests, which typically has me using whomever happens to be the default party that loads up that particular day (which doesn't change THAT much at this point in time).


But yes, I do likely know more than I let on. Some for my own amusement and to have fun with the fans. But mostly because if it hasn't been officially communicated out, it could potentially be changed.

If there is one thing the fan base is good at, it's catching some tidbit of information and lighting it up like a sparkler scrutinizing it like mad as it slowly burns and wonder with great enthusiasm whether or not that particular flicker is something meaningful or not. Which is actually fun and I like seeing what some people get right, wrong, and so forth. My favourites are when someone makes a correct prediction, but then many people point out the errors, and the guy goes "okay maybe you're right." I should have kept a link to them in retrospect!!!

Interesting. Very interesting.

Yeah I assumed you were in the know...but in all seriousness, I'd be surprised if every BioWare employee knew every detail about the game to date.  
Let not the left hand know what the right hand doeth... if only to keep people from spilling the beans right? 

[TeamLexana]

Seriously though, the mustache guy reminds me of Sebastian with an epic mustache. It's not like he has to worry about grossing out the ladies anyways, he won't give them any play... I know, my Lady Hawke tried like hell, lol. I haven't played DA2 in ages though, so I am probably remembering wrong what he looks like.

[fiveforchaos]

Allan Schumacher wrote...

I think Allan pretends to know a lot less...just about everything DA:I related, than he actually does.

By nature of what my job is, I actually rely very little on the content that our game will ship with (I do mostly low level system testing).

I have a lot of NPCs with the same head in a test level that all go by the name "Jason Smith" (inspired by my brother's name, coupled with a generic last name, which incidentally is a former NHL hockey player that used to play for the Edmonton Oilers) to do pretty much 100% of the cinematic testing that I did when I was a part of digital acting.

Now I do more combat related system tests, which typically has me using whomever happens to be the default party that loads up that particular day (which doesn't change THAT much at this point in time).


But yes, I do likely know more than I let on. Some for my own amusement and to have fun with the fans. But mostly because if it hasn't been officially communicated out, it could potentially be changed.

If there is one thing the fan base is good at, it's catching some tidbit of information and lighting it up like a sparkler scrutinizing it like mad as it slowly burns and wonder with great enthusiasm whether or not that particular flicker is something meaningful or not. Which is actually fun and I like seeing what some people get right, wrong, and so forth. My favourites are when someone makes a correct prediction, but then many people point out the errors, and the guy goes "okay maybe you're right." I should have kept a link to them in retrospect!!!

Sooooo... Jason Smith confirmed as LI?

EDIT: Seriously though, this is why I love being part of a fandom for an ongoing series, all the theorizing and postulating, it's like one giant community driven puzzle, and it's so much fun trying to solve it with everyone else.

Modifié par fiveforchaos, 19 novembre 2013 - 05:32 .

[Allan Schumacher]

It will be interesting to see which theories that were denounced as crazy and unfeasible will actually come to fruition in the final game. Do you actually see correct theories very often on here? Or are most of them just wrong.

Unfortunately giving an answer to that will likely affect how people respond to predictions, so I don't think I can do that

What the hell! THAT'S EVIL! I approve, lol. Troll on.

Well, in the immortal words of Westley to Princess Buttercup:

[Pseudo the Mustachioed]

:') never change, allan

[Allan Schumacher]

Interesting. Very interesting.

Yeah I assumed you were in the know...but in all seriousness, I'd be surprised if every BioWare employee knew every detail about the game to date.
Let not the left hand know what the right hand doeth... if only to keep people from spilling the beans right?

Haha I don't know if it's quite like that. It's more just my day can be busy so I have to actively seek a lot of plot points because they still aren't fully implemented in the actual game, or if they are they are in places I simply don't go.

It's probably a bit less "plausible deniability" or "that way if Allan gets kidnapped he can't spoil everything!"

Although that's still true. If you kidnap me hoping for a tiny morsel of news, you may be waiting a long time! (Until a hero comes to save me naturally.... right? Right!?)

[TeamLexana]

Allan Schumacher wrote...

It will be interesting to see which theories that were denounced as crazy and unfeasible will actually come to fruition in the final game. Do you actually see correct theories very often on here? Or are most of them just wrong.

Unfortunately giving an answer to that will likely affect how people respond to predictions, so I don't think I can do that

What the hell! THAT'S EVIL! I approve, lol. Troll on.

Well, in the immortal words of Westley to Princess Buttercup:

Ah. A Gif. A sign of a true troll. We taught you well. They grow up so fast! *tears up* I think I'm gonna cry. 

[Hellion Rex]

Allan Schumacher wrote...

Interesting. Very interesting.

Yeah I assumed you were in the know...but in all seriousness, I'd be surprised if every BioWare employee knew every detail about the game to date.
Let not the left hand know what the right hand doeth... if only to keep people from spilling the beans right?

Haha I don't know if it's quite like that. It's more just my day can be busy so I have to actively seek a lot of plot points because they still aren't fully implemented in the actual game, or if they are they are in places I simply don't go.

It's probably a bit less "plausible deniability" or "that way if Allan gets kidnapped he can't spoil everything!"

Although that's still true. If you kidnap me hoping for a tiny morsel of news, you may be waiting a long time! (Until a hero comes to save me naturally.... right? Right!?)

If you believe Gaider is coming to save you with his legion of Snark demons, you might be disappointed, methinks.

[sandalisthemaker]

Allan Schumacher wrote...

Interesting. Very interesting.

Yeah I assumed you were in the know...but in all seriousness, I'd be surprised if every BioWare employee knew every detail about the game to date.
Let not the left hand know what the right hand doeth... if only to keep people from spilling the beans right?

Haha I don't know if it's quite like that. It's more just my day can be busy so I have to actively seek a lot of plot points because they still aren't fully implemented in the actual game, or if they are they are in places I simply don't go.

It's probably a bit less "plausible deniability" or "that way if Allan gets kidnapped he can't spoil everything!"

Although that's still true. If you kidnap me hoping for a tiny morsel of news, you may be waiting a long time! (Until a hero comes to save me naturally.... right? Right!?)

Rats, Lmao.

Athough if you were to be kidnapped, you would doubtless be interrogated. They should arm you with at least *some* info in that case.

Modifié par sandalisthemaker, 19 novembre 2013 - 05:35 .

[kinderschlager]

Allan Schumacher wrote...

Interesting. Very interesting.

Yeah I assumed you were in the know...but in all seriousness, I'd be surprised if every BioWare employee knew every detail about the game to date.
Let not the left hand know what the right hand doeth... if only to keep people from spilling the beans right?

Haha I don't know if it's quite like that. It's more just my day can be busy so I have to actively seek a lot of plot points because they still aren't fully implemented in the actual game, or if they are they are in places I simply don't go.

It's probably a bit less "plausible deniability" or "that way if Allan gets kidnapped he can't spoil everything!"

Although that's still true. If you kidnap me hoping for a tiny morsel of news, you may be waiting a long time! (Until a hero comes to save me naturally.... right? Right!?)

heroes usually get rewarded.......

[Allan Schumacher]

[Br3admax]

They meant with monetary compensation, I'm sure.

[Science To Do]

Allan Schumacher wrote...

Interesting. Very interesting.

Yeah I assumed you were in the know...but in all seriousness, I'd be surprised if every BioWare employee knew every detail about the game to date.
Let not the left hand know what the right hand doeth... if only to keep people from spilling the beans right?

Haha I don't know if it's quite like that. It's more just my day can be busy so I have to actively seek a lot of plot points because they still aren't fully implemented in the actual game, or if they are they are in places I simply don't go.

It's probably a bit less "plausible deniability" or "that way if Allan gets kidnapped he can't spoil everything!"

Although that's still true. If you kidnap me hoping for a tiny morsel of news, you may be waiting a long time! (Until a hero comes to save me naturally.... right? Right!?)

I have time. 

Edit: I should probably post something relevant.... Iron Bull sounds like a pretty fascinating LI, and not because OHMYGODHAWT. I kind of just want to see what a non-"No" Qunari is like. Something tells me it's cool.

And the elf guy in the concept art, Dorian or otherwise... C'mon. Look at him. He is fluffy and handsome at the same time.

Modifié par Science To Do, 19 novembre 2013 - 06:41 .