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[ReelRipper]

Is suggesting that she reform the Seekers a possible lock on a possible departure. I just flirted now I'm paranoid.

[Jaron Oberyn]

Is suggesting that she reform the Seekers a possible lock on a possible departure. I just flirted now I'm paranoid.

Telling her to reform the seekers will have her do so at the end of the game, yes. She mentions that she will have to leave to rebuild them and that it will take time, but she can stay with the inquisition for the time being. Selecting the "forget about the seekers" or "Let the seekers go" I forget the exact choice basically has her to just that, the seekers are dead and gone and if she isn't made divine she stays with the inquisition with no mention of leaving. 

[ReelRipper]

Good thing I had saved before I followed up with her at the end of the mission then. Yay for multiple saves then.

[Jaron Oberyn]

When I first found that out I had to redo the seeker mission. Needless to say, from then on I saved before every major companion conversation.

[Andres Hendrix]

@ReelRipper

Better off without the Seekers anyway,there are enough shadowy groups in Thedas as it is. Lol

[Andres Hendrix]

Wish Bioware would fix that stupid party banter bug. I want to hear Varric annoy Cassandra about the romance. Guess I'll just have to use my IMAGINATION

Varric: "Hey Seeker, I just started some realy smutty literature--guess what my new story is about? A broody she-crank Samantha, and her heroic world saving lover who has a hand that glows yellow. They are such ferocious lovers, that the smithies in the armory can still hear the she-crank and her lover two stories above,in the she-crank's quarters,over the the sounds of their furnaces and hammers. Now that is passion!"

Cassandra: "I will pull you apart with horses!!!"

Varric: "Two out of the three smithies find it akward to work with, the other works with it."

Cassandra:

Inquisitor:

 

[ReelRipper]

I'm still steaming over that bug during romance scene.

At least the poetry scene was saved that was really sweet.

[Dr. Doctor]

Wish Bioware would fix that stupid party banter bug. I want to hear Varric annoy Cassandra about the romance.

If you go into the "Completed Quests" tab in the Journal menu, open up all of the sections for each quest catagory (Ex. Inquisitor's Path, Western Approach, etc) and click on each one. This will trigger the "quest complete" tone once you exit out of the pause menu.

It seems that some banter won't fire until certain quests are completed, and the flags appear to be tied into the journal. Because the quests are still marked with the "active" symbol in the "completed quests" tab the game quickly runs out of banter that won't spoil future plot points.

Note that I am playing the Xbox One version of DAI, I don't know if this fix works on PC or other consoles.

[Boost32]

I conscripted the templars andmade a truce between Celene, Gaspard and Briala, always supported Viv and got Leliana as divine.
Someone knows what I did wrong?

[azarhal]

@ReelRipper

Better off without the Seekers anyway,there are enough shadowy groups in Thedas as it is. Lol

 

It's the only group that is immune to possession, mind control and going by their resistance/immunity to red Lyrium most probably immune to the Taint too (could be because the Taint might be a type of possession/mind control).
 

In other word, everyone should be made a Seeker...

 

I conscripted the templars andmade a truce between Celene, Gaspard and Briala, always supported Viv and got Leliana as divine.
Someone knows what I did wrong?

 

You probably picked dialog options that suggested to destroy/remove/ignore the Chantry through out the game.

[Boost32]

It's the only group that is immune to possession, mind control and going by their resistance/immunity to red Lyrium most probably immune to the Taint too (could be because the Taint might be a type of possession/mind control).
 
In other word, everyone should be made a Seeker...
 



 
You probably picked dialog options that suggested to destroy/remove/ignore the Chantry through out the game.

I think Daniel was infected by the blight

And about the chantry, I never piicked anti chantry responses, maybe it was the reform responses?

[o Ventus]

I thought it was said Seekers do not take lyrium?

They don't. Cassandra mentions that Seekers have pseudo-magical abilities of their own, and that her own ability is to set the lyrium in someone's blood aflame. It helps when fighting both mages and templars (but it doesn't affect the gameplay).

[Br3admax]

I conscripted the templars andmade a truce between Celene, Gaspard and Briala, always supported Viv and got Leliana as divine.
Someone knows what I did wrong?

Conscripting the Templars. 

[azarhal]

I think Daniel was infected by the blight

 

I'm pretty sure his look is the result of having a demon inserted inside of his body that was being feed so it could grow.

[Call Me Jord]

I'm pretty sure his look is the result of having a demon inserted inside of his body that was being feed so it could grow.

 

Not the prettiest way to go, but I guess it beats slowly transforming into red lyrium.

[Andres Hendrix]

It's the only group that is immune to possession, mind control and going by their resistance/immunity to red Lyrium most probably immune to the Taint too (could be because the Taint might be a type of possession/mind control).
 

In other word, everyone should be made a Seeker...

 

 

 

You probably picked dialog options that suggested to destroy/remove/ignore the Chantry through out the game.

I was talking about the institution, the one with a dickhead for a leader who allowed bloody civil war to happen. As for being made tranquil and then being filled up with a spirit of faith, that makes a person supposedly immune to demons, but that does not make them a  "Seeker."Secondly no, I would not do that to 'everyone' I have a feeling that being filled up with a spirit of faith creates quite the intrinsic bias in a person, hence why Cassandra is all --faith this faith that, greatly disapproves if you don't agree with the most overrated of ‘virtues'. The taint bit, is just your headcanon. 

[krukow]

So I just finished this (I just made my choices and let the chips fall where they may, except for encouraging vivian). 

 

Spoiler

I have to say, the ending I got was pretty definitive that they stay together.  I mean, she's going to rebuild the seekers, but she's quite clear she loves the inquisitor and will always stand by him.  Even the balcony scene was wonderful.  Cassandra is simply aware that they may be apart for a while, and they should enjoy the moments they can.  I loved that it closed on the two of them.

 

Honestly, the last few chapters I put on casual just to get to the ending, because i was worried haven read some debate on the ending, but that was a wonderful ending to what, imo, is the best bioware romance ever.  Cassandra's romance, and her character, and just so nuanced and interesting that there isn't really a debate.

 

Also, does anyone know, if

Spoiler

you tell her to refuse beind divine, will she not be divine no matter what? 

I really didn't wind up following a specific guide (I will next playthrough), and I still got a pretty definite ending...

[Call Me Jord]

If you take Cassandra with you while you pick up the bits that lead to her love scene, does she make any comments at all when you pick up each item?

[azarhal]

 The taint bit, is just your headcanon. 

 

The only reasons why Cory wanted all Seekers dead is because they are super resistant/immune to be corrupted by red lyrium. The difference between red and normal lyrium is that red lyrium is tainted. There is no headcanon here.

[Iakus]

If you take Cassandra with you while you pick up the bits that lead to her love scene, does she make any comments at all when you pick up each item?

Nope.

 

Even when you tell the elf selling flowers you're getting something for a "lady friend" of yours.

[Poison Shock]

Does Cassandra greatly approve of every killed target in the Unfinished Business quest? Because its not saying it for my 4th kill in Emerald Graves. 

[Milan92]

Does Cassandra greatly approve of every killed target in the Unfinished Business quest? Because its not saying it for my 4th kill in Emerald Graves. 

 

Could be that you maxed out her approval.

[The Elder King]

Does Cassandra greatly approve of every killed target in the Unfinished Business quest? Because its not saying it for my 4th kill in Emerald Graves.

It's possible you had maxed out her approval.
Beaten by Milan .

[AresKeith]

Nope.

 

Even when you tell the elf selling flowers you're getting something for a "lady friend" of yours.

 

It would be funny if Cassandra commented on those if you took her with you

 

Then again she should've been locked off that quest too

[azarhal]

It would be funny if Cassandra commented on those if you took her with you

 

Then again she should've been locked off that quest too

 

I did it all alone, with no party members at all. I decided to role-play it, so to speak.