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[azarhal]

  you can hide helmet for everyone right? no way i'm wearing that or put it on any companion lol

 

You can hide-helmet in game, but I'm not sure if they are hidden in the inventory screen.

[Lulupab]

I am quite happy with what I have seen of Cassandra so far. She is quite flexible and not an extremist she seems like on first glance.

[Br3admax]

What about Cassandra makes her sound like an extremist from first glance? The fact that she has a uniform?  

[BellPeppers&Beef023]

What about Cassandra makes her sound like an extremist from first glance? The fact that she has a uniform?  

 

Probably her less-than-friendly disposition towards the inquisitor on their first meeting, as evidenced from the gameplay trailer back in May, sword at throat and all.

[raging_monkey]

What about Cassandra makes her sound like an extremist from first glance? The fact that she has a uniform?

its probably the fact she is a seeker.

[Br3admax]

Probably her less-than-friendly disposition towards the inquisitor on their first meeting, as evidenced from the gameplay trailer back in May, sword at throat and all.

Spoiler

Those things don't happen.

They also don't make one an extremist. Being unfriendly to the one person that survives a cataclysmic event is called being logical. By definition, extremist aren't logical. 

[old_dawn]

You can hide-helmet in game, but I'm not sure if they are hidden in the inventory screen.

Have they confirmed if we can make the helmet appear during love scenes?

[azarhal]

I think many people associate Templar/Chantry/Seeker to Extremist-Mage-Hater.

[Lulupab]

I mean completely spoiler free information we have of her from DA2 mostly. She seems like an extreme seeker based on that. Its not the case in Inquisition though.

[BellPeppers&Beef023]

Spoiler

Those things don't happen.

They also don't make one an extremist. Being unfriendly to the one person that survives a cataclysmic event is called being logical. By definition, extremist aren't logical. 

 

Spoiler

Aww, they cut that scene? Oh well, for the better, i guess

[Br3admax]

Nothing in DA2 or DotS, especially towards the end, makes her sound like an extremist. What are you talking about specifically. 

[Lulupab]

For instance she kinda rages when you side with mages but treats Hawke with respect if you side with Templars (while talking with Varric). She is not as appealing as she is in Inquisition.

 

She is also annoying on the anime, but maybe that's not canon.

[Wissenschaft 2.0]

I mean completely spoiler free information we have of her from DA2 mostly. She seems like an extreme seeker based on that. Its not the case in Inquisition though.

 

Cass was extremely intense and focused in Dawn of the Seeker. She hasn't changed. She is a very driven person. But shes doesn't hate mages. She hates anyone who harms innocents, mage or Templar.

[90s Luke]

Also some very nsfw art? *coughs*

 

Spoiler

 

Source: http://eromaxi.devia...ghast-494323728

 

 

I'll be in my bunk....

[Wissenschaft 2.0]

For instance she kinda rages when you side with mages but treats Hawke with respect if you side with Templars (while talking with Varric). She is not as appealing as she is in Inquisition.

 

She is also annoying on the anime, but maybe that's not canon.

 

Actually, Cass seems to like Hawke in my playthough even though I sided with the mages. The key difference is that my Hawke killed Anders for what he did and only sided with the mages to prevent an unnecessary massacre. Cassandra in this case admires Hawke for standing up for justice and blames knight commander Meredith for what happened in Kirkwall.

[viperidae]

And every pro mage cried tears of joy.

 

Spoiler

so hold up, becoming tranquil and then being un-tranquiled means you get powers after that, even if you didn't before? interesting.

[Lulupab]

Actually, Cass seems to like Hawke in my playthough even though I sided with the mages. The key difference is that my Hawke killed Anders for what he did and only sided with the mages to prevent an unnecessary massacre. Cassandra in this case admires Hawke for standing up for justice and blames knight commander Meredith for what happened in Kirkwall.

 

Hmm, were you a mage yourself per chance? Otherwise I have never killed Anders when sided with mages. I have when I sided with Templars.

[Wissenschaft 2.0]

Spoiler

so hold up, becoming tranquil and then being un-tranquiled means you get powers after that, even if you didn't before? interesting.

 

Spoiler

It seems like gaining powers only happens to non mages. A former mage who is un-tranquiled will simply gain their mage powers and personality back.

It also explains why Cassandra's templar tree is different from previous gamers. Seeker abilities are not the same as standard Templar abilities. They seem less focused on being anti-mage and are more anti-demon. Hence Cass' Templar skills reflect the fluff.

[Wissenschaft 2.0]

Hmm, were you a mage yourself per chance? Otherwise I have never killed Anders when sided with mages. I have when I sided with Templars.

 

Yes, I always kill Anders regardless of my class. Having grown up in New York, Anders actions remind me too much of a terrorist attack and I can't forgive him for that. I agree with Sebastian, if Ander was allowed to live I'd have threaten to invade Kirkwall too. Keep in mind, that Sebastian is willing to help protect the mages as long as you kill Anders for his horrendous crime.

[Lulupab]

Yes, I always kill Anders regardless of my class. Being from N.Y. Anders actions remind me too much of a terrorist attack and I can't forget him for that.

 

So I haven't seen her conversation if you siding with mages and sparing Anders. 

 

Also I don't think anyone who spares Anders justifies his action, they are just keeping him alive for reasons of their own. Personally I don't want to be the judge of his fate given that I liked him a bit too much before the chantry incident. It is indeed unforgettable but I'd like to see what Anders does if given a chance at redemption.

 

Overall looks like everyone have problems with Anders and its even more tempting now to keep him alive to see the consequence.

[Wissenschaft 2.0]

As I said, if you kill Anders and side with the mages then Cassandra sees Hawke in a heroic light (even if hes a mage) and blames the knight commander for what happened in Kirkwall. Varric adds that Anders and the Red Lyrium could be just as equally to blame.

 

To Cassandra, the maker's will is justice and if any organization's actions are unjust then in her eyes they are not doing the maker's will. Hence, she did not join the rebelling Templars/Seekers because killing innocent mages in a witch hunt is obviously not just.

[azarhal]

DA2 always end with Cassandra blaming Meredith regardless or the choices you make while playing.

[Wissenschaft 2.0]

DA2 always end with Cassandra blaming Meredith regardless or the choices you make while playing.

 

Does it, I didn't know that. But I suspect she doesn't view Hawke is a positive light if Hawke let Anders live.

[Br3admax]

For instance she kinda rages when you side with mages but treats Hawke with respect if you side with Templars (while talking with Varric). She is not as appealing as she is in Inquisition.

I was a pro-Mage, apostate blood mage, who helped Merrill, spared Gaston, and spared Anders. She didn't rage at all. 

 

 

 

She is also annoying on the anime, but maybe that's not canon.

Have you actually watched it? 

[90s Luke]

Spoiler

In DAI, Cassandra also acknowledges the role that mages played in her becoming the Right Hand of the Divine and laments that they did not receive the same honor.