Then to stay on topic, since we know Cullen is an LI and he may be an adviser, does anyone else think the other two advisers may be romancable as well?
I highly doubt Leliana would be - didn't a developer say in the past that it'd be unfair if the Inquisitor could romance someone that the Warden could've romanced too?
Scribe Lady is much harder to predict, since we know absolutely nothing about her. At this point she might or might not be.
Do i have again use extreme example?
As i said that they are helping me now doesn't mean they will help me few moment latter like zevran...
So in practice i have to use extre read burned qunari and pro-qunari adviser that hiring pro-chantry if you are anti-chantry as well your organisation is horrible idea because less or more it is your enemy... another matter that such adviser won't adivse you what is best for your organisation but what is best for their organisation and ideals...
Why would you use an extreme example when I just stated it hurts your case more than helps?
As for the rest, I think of the phrase "The enemy of my enemy is my friend." The demons are a threat to all factions, so they will all want to support the Inquisition since only the Inquisitor can close the Veil. Now will stay stay friends after? Probably not. But that doesn't matter. For the time being, you need them and they need you. One can't afford to be picky when desperate.
I highly doubt Leliana would be - didn't a developer say in the past that it'd be unfair if the Inquisitor could romance someone that the Warden could've romanced too?
Scribe Lady is much harder to predict, since we know absolutely nothing about her. At this point she might or might not be.
As I said, Scribe Girl I hope is since it would be a nice counterpart to Cullen if he is an adviser.
It would be interesting though to have a Leliana romance, but only if not with the Warden already romancing her. Though she pretty much definitely won't be. Scribe Girl would be nice to have if Cullen is a LI adviser as the female counterpart.
I think it'll definitely be Scribe Girl if they're going 2/2/2. It's also possible that Cullen is just an extra 5th, though, like Sebastian.
Why would you use an extreme example when I just stated it hurts your case more than helps?
As for the rest, I think of the phrase "The enemy of my enemy is my friend." The demons are a threat to all factions, so they will all want to support the Inquisition since only the Inquisitor can close the Veil. Now will stay stay friends after? Probably not. But that doesn't matter. For the time being, you need them and they need you. One can't afford to be picky when desperate.
As I said, Scribe Girl I hope is since it would be a nice counterpart to Cullen if he is an adviser.
Because it seems that only extreme examples are shomehow working...
Yeah do i have to say that it is naive statement? I can throw zevran example if you have smiliar views as his and become his friend he will be your ally if you have opposite views you will end as enemies how it ends for you he backstab you same rule here...
pretty much you even admit it even if that somehow works it will be long-term punch in the face...
Because it seems that only extreme examples are shomehow working...
Yeah do i have to say that it is naive statement? I can throw zevran example if you have smiliar views as his and become his friend he will be your ally if you have opposite views you will end as enemies how it ends for you he backstab you same rule here...
The Warden doesn't need Zevran to fulfill their mission. However your Inquisitor will need the blessing of the other factions for the Inquisition to function. And part of that is tolerating the person they send to you as an adviser.
The Warden doesn't need Zevran. However your Inquisitor will need the blessing of the other factions to function.
Didn't he that was reason behind the warden could recruit him "we need him" so well who you need and who don't is up to you...
and pretty much point is the same...
Didn't he that was reason behind the warden could recruit him "we need him" so well who you need and who don't is up to you...
When did Zevran play a crucial role in the plot after recruiting him? One Warden may think they need him as a follower, but another Warden can kill him on sight and both Wardens will reach the same place.
The Inquisition is different since it needs factions to support it. Using Origins since you used Zevran as an example is that the Warden needs the armies you go gather to defeat the Blight.
When did Zevran play a crucial role in the plot after recruiting him? One Warden may think they need him as a follower, but another Warden can kill him on sight and both Wardens will reach the same place.
The Inquisition is different since it needs factions to support it. Using Origins since you used Zevran as an example is that the Warden needs the armies you go gather to defeat the Blight.
1.Which was my point...
Devs said that we will be able beg others or cursh them so well...
1.Which was my point...
Devs said that we will be able beg others or cursh them so well...
And needing those factions means tolerating their advisers is my point.
For some, maybe. But not all. You'll need a certain few at least and have no say so in the matter, and those people will be the ones with the advisers.
I think it'll definitely be Scribe Girl if they're going 2/2/2. It's also possible that Cullen is just an extra 5th, though, like Sebastian.
That is certainly possible as well, though I hope not.
And needing those factions means tolerating their advisers is my point.
For some, maybe. But not all. You'll need a certain few at least and have no say so in the matter, and those people will be the ones with the advisers.
Not rly that mean you let your enemies know your organisation secrets...
What doesn't mean i will need enemy adviser which is my point...
Not rly that mean you let your enemies know your organisation secrets...
What doesn't mean i will need enemy adviser which is my point...
That's exactly what you need, actually. Not having them means your Inquisition doesn't work and thus Game Over.
Again, you aren't going to be able to do whatever you want in this game. There are limits to it being 'your' Inquisition.
I'm done. We have now done a complete circle and nothing's changed so I'm walking away.
You guys might want to take this discussion somewhere else, or to PMs.
It's just bickering and arguing at this point.
You guys might want to take this discussion somewhere else, or to PMs.
It's just bickering and arguing at this point.
I was just trying to explain, not bicker or argue. But as my last post said I'm stopping since we are back where we started with no progress.
That's exactly what you need, actually. Not having them means your Inquisition doesn't work and thus Game Over.
Again, you aren't going to be able to do whatever you want in this game. There are limits to it being 'your' Inquisition.
I'm done. We have now done a complete circle and nothing's changed so I'm walking away.
As i said we will be able force others so not rly... and it doesn't mean that i have support 1 of groups...
When common sense is what i want it rather should be in rp game instead as you may belive rp is about playing your character...
That is certainly possible as well, though I hope not.
Hope not to 2/2/2, or to Cullen being a 5th extra?
Hope not to 2/2/2, or to Cullen being a 5th extra?
Hope not the 2/2/2 system.
Hope not the 2/2/2 system.
Yeah, same. 
Then to stay on topic, since we know Cullen is an LI and he may be an adviser, does anyone else think the other two advisers may be romancable as well?
Yup I think you were right in your OP. From the trailer it certainly looks like that is the case, 12 people in the scene at the end of the trailer with the 3 you listed looking to be in it with the other followers. I'd say well figured out if it is indeed correct 
It's been confirmed somewhere that what you are saying is true. Cullen is the Inquisitor's military adviser, Leliana is the Espionage Adviser and the Scribe Girl is the overseer of trade and commerce. It makes perfect sense and I saw it somewhere else on the forum as well.
It's been confirmed somewhere that what you are saying is true. Cullen is the Inquisitor's military adviser, Leliana is the Espionage Adviser and the Scribe Girl is the overseer of trade and commerce. It makes perfect sense and I saw it somewhere else on the forum as well.
IGN confirmed it in a trailer analysis video. Well, they confirmed that Cullen is head of the military division anyway.
IGN confirmed it in a trailer analysis video. Well, they confirmed that Cullen is head of the military division anyway.
I watched that just a short while ago and I couldn't tell if they'd received 'confirmation' from an actual Bioware source, or from just reading the forums.
On some issues they clearly knew things from speaking to Bioware devs (like multiple mounts) but in other areas they were just totally wrong, like saying Nevarra and the Free Marches were locations in the game.
That said, a lot of other evidence suggests that those three characters are heads of different parts of the Inquisition, including the fact that they were the only characters pictured in the new War Room table art without weapons.
I do think that Scribe Lady is going to deal with diplomacy as well as commerce and trade, since that seems to be another area in which the Inquisition has interests and can influence the world.
God i hope that i can exchange him for someone competent and loyal to me not chantry dog... i mean how inq isn't chantry organisation where practically every member of it is pro-chantry....
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