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Dwarves look weird. There's really no getting around that.
Personally, I think Orlesians look more weird. I mean, as long as we're comparing looks.
Edit: And race-gating Cassandra would be huge mistake, given that doing so would make only one option for straight male dwarves/elves/qunari/humans.
Personally, I think Orlesians look more weird. I mean, as long as we're comparing looks.
least they aren't Marchers *shudders*
least they aren't Marchers *shudders*
Well, it be fair, the Marchers in Kirkwall had DAII's graphics inflicted on them. No Thedosian city-state deserves that. So there's only so much you can expect from a group of people in that kind of graphics engine.
least they aren't Marchers *shudders*
The only attractive humans are Nevarrans 
I can't tell the difference between Marchers or Orlesians they all look human to me. The only difference I can actively acknowledge are their accents.
The only attractive humans are Nevarrans
No.
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DA2 engine wasn't that bad. At least the males didn't all have that face like Anders and Nathaniel. You know the one. Both Nate and Anders were distinct in DA2. A step up.
DA2 engine wasn't that bad. At least the males didn't all have that face like Anders and Nathaniel. You know the one. Both Nate and Anders were distinct in DA2. A step up.
I'm not saying DA2's graphics were all bad. Had Bioware taken their time(As most fans were thinking they should when they announced DA2), I think the engine would have come out looking a lot better. But my thing was that the graphics capabilities of consoles and PCs in 2011 were capable of so much more than DA2 ended up showing. I'm not sure how much of it was because of the engine itself, lack of development time(which was a factor for sure), or simple laziness on the part of the devs(Remember the nobles in the keep at the end of ACT 2?). The point is that I don't think that Marchers were really given a decent shot at looking distinct and unique in DA2 because the end product didn't really show it.
Not gonna defend the engine in DA:O/DA:A though. That one had its own issues. DA:I is the first Dragon Age game that I see a marked improvement in graphics for the Dragon Age franchise.
What two companions will everybody pair Cassandra with most of the time?
I'm going with Cole and Solas (or Cole and Sera).
varric and coleWhat two companions will everybody pair Cassandra with most of the time?
I'm going with Cole and Solas (or Cole and Sera).
What two companions will everybody pair Cassandra with most of the time?
First playthrough will probably be Cassandra + rotate everyone else until I decide who I don't like.
After that it will depends who I like and what class I'm playing.
I'll likely have Varric along a lot in my first play alongside Cassandra. Since it's my first play, mages will likely often fill the final slot since I'll be a rogue. Which mage will depend on which one I like the most or feel like I need for a particular area. On replays I imagine I'll simply have whoever I like the most in that particular group makeup, probably rotating out on occasion like I usually do. But with few exceptions, I tend to always have my current LI in my party when possible.
First playthrough will probably be Cassandra + rotate everyone else until I decide who I don't like.
After that it will depends who I like and what class I'm playing.
That's reasonable.
Regardless of the Inquisitor's class and despite the limited information we have about the companions, which two would you pair with Cassandra?
Regardless of the Inquisitor's class and despite the limited information we have about the companions, which two would you pair with Cassandra?
Bull and Solas...and I'm not fan of Bull, I just want to hear his "shop" talk with Cassandra.
That's reasonable.
Regardless of the Inquisitor's class and despite the limited information we have about the companions, which two would you pair with Cassandra?
I want to try everyone with her 
I'll likely have Varric along a lot in my first play alongside Cassandra. Since it's my first play, mages will likely often fill the final slot since I'll be a rogue. Which mage will depend on which one I like the most or feel like I need for a particular area. On replays I imagine I'll simply have whoever I like the most in that particular group makeup, probably rotating out on occasion like I usually do. But with few exceptions, I tend to always have my current LI in my party when possible.
One of my planned playthroughs is a rogue Inquisitor, Cassandra, Varric, and Vivienne. I'm interested in how Vivienne will react to Cassandra and Varric's essentially passive aggressive exchanges with each other.
Would she verbally assault one or both of them?
I want to try everyone with her
Fair enough. I'm sure Cassandra will interact with each of the other eight at some point during my many playthroughs. It would get boring otherwise. However, I typically stick to one party build per playthrough.
I'm not sure if I want Solas or Sera to be with Cassandra and Cole in my first playthrough.
That's reasonable.
Regardless of the Inquisitor's class and despite the limited information we have about the companions, which two would you pair with Cassandra?
I want to put her on my team with Varric & Solas 
What two companions will everybody pair Cassandra with most of the time?
Things may change once I'll be playing, but so far I've been planning to pair Cass with Dorian and Varric. Poor Cass, stuck between an insufferable genius and an insufferable liar. 
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What two companions will everybody pair Cassandra with most of the time?
I'm going with Cole and Solas (or Cole and Sera).
Vivienne and Sera, I think. Maybe interchange with Varric. Viv for sure though. She looks badass.
Vivienne and Sera
I'm planning to use that party at some point. I call it "Team Birds of Prey"
you are awsomeI'm planning to use that party at some point. I call it "Team Birds of Prey"
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