I love that sort of thing! One of my favourite ME3 moments was when everyone tried to come onto my Shepard one after another. That being said, that sort of thing gets awkward in real life, but in-game it's great!
Paragon Option: I like you, Jack / Miranda / Tali 
Renegade Option: Let's get down and dirty, girl, ahh yeah!
Me: WHERE'S THE I JUST WANT TO BE FRIENDS OPTION, OMG?!?!!?!?!
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Oh, I know. I watched most of the footage. I just don't generally buy dlc.Citadel is pretty awesome, although after I did the mission part (which, again, is all kinds of awesome), I kind of quit and never returned to it lol I think the rest is just some party.
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Do get it! it's great. I adore Wrex and he had quite a bit of content in that DLC.
I imagine her to be kinda like the Inquisition's accountant/personal assistant etc pulling the strings from behind the scenes kinda thing. From DG's comment about "her chief weapon is surprise, fear, ruthless efficiency, and almost fanatical devotion to the Inquisitor, and a comfy chair" it sounds like her role is that of a politician what with all her political connections and stuff.
Aw,I don't like politicians much but she sounds adorable...So it would seem that in whichever faction we invest more resources,will shape the inquisition accordingly...Interesting, so If Invest more resources in the military faction my Inquisitor becomes something like a conqueror than a diplomat,that would be nice.Can't wait to learn more!
Considering I just read a rumor that it's a new trilogy and not a prequel, even though it's also rumored to be called Mass Effect: Origins, I cannot wait to hear if this is true on Monday at the conference!
I read a rumor that it was gonna be called Mass Effect: Contact, and we play a soldier during the first contact war :3
I really want new ME info
What new Mass Effect stuff?? Yay! My love for the series is equal to my love for DA 
I think both would make a intresting game. I was just talking with my friend about first contact war and how nice it'd be to have movie of that I think I'd enjoy Origins more though.. if I could play as Drell or even as Turian I'd die in happiness!
Aw,I don't like politicians much but she sounds adorable...So it would seem that in whichever faction we invest more resources,will shape the inquisition accordingly...Interesting, so If Invest more resources in the military faction my Inquisitor becomes something like a conqueror than a diplomat,that would be nice.Can't wait to learn more!
I know. I want to buy it, and Legacy. I'll probably buy them this summer.
Legacy is really good too and Mark of the Assassin ranks high in my eyes as well. I didn't really care much for any of the other ME3 DLC but Citadel was just perfect. Omega was... well. I sort of hated it to be honest :/ Wish I had not bought it. But DA2 had great DLC stuff!
What new Mass Effect stuff?? Yay! My love for the series is equal to my love for DA
I think both would make a intresting game. I was just talking with my friend about first contact war and how nice it'd be to have movie of that
I read a rumor that it was gonna be called Mass Effect: Contact, and we play a soldier during the first contact war :3
I really want new ME info
I swear I get more excited about this game every day
Which says a lot really because I started out pretty much on full throttle
I know,I don't think I've ever been so excited about a game before it's even released!
I love that sort of thing! One of my favourite ME3 moments was when everyone tried to come onto my Shepard one after another. That being said, that sort of thing gets awkward in real life, but in-game it's great!
Now I have the mental image of every available LI,forming a line outside the Inquisitor's door.
Now I have the mental image of every available LI,forming a line outside the Inquisitor's door.
Try Before You Buy, and all that
I imagine her to be kinda like the Inquisition's accountant/personal assistant etc pulling the strings from behind the scenes kinda thing. From DG's comment about "her chief weapon is surprise, fear, ruthless efficiency, and almost fanatical devotion to the Inquisitor, and a comfy chair" it sounds like her role is that of a politician what with all her political connections and stuff.
DG just quoted Monty Python Inquisition joke, lol. It may have nothing to do with her character at all.
Out of curiosity.....have we ever seen a female Turian? :3
there was one in the Citadel DLC I believe, but it's the only one I can think ofOut of curiosity.....have we ever seen a female Turian? :3
Out of curiosity.....have we ever seen a female Turian? :3
In the Omega DLC one of the main characters is a female turian. Then we catch a glimpse of one in the Citadel DLC too They are pretty cool looking gals!
DG just quoted Monty Python Inquisition joke, lol. It may have nothing to do with her character at all.
You can never tell with him, they may have purposely made her than way due to the Monty Python joke. Still, I wouldn't mind my Inquisitor having her own fangirl!
So it would seem that in whichever faction we invest more resources,will shape the inquisition accordingly...Interesting, so If Invest more resources in the military faction my Inquisitor becomes something like a conqueror than a diplomat,that would be nice.Can't wait to learn more!
I kinda wanna strike a nice balance between the 3 pillars... but if it removes content/dialogue from Cullen then there's a chance I'll end up with a military based Inquisition, which I don't like the sound of. I don't want it to be balls to the wall militant and then ending up going the same way as the Templars/Seekers 100 years down the line.
I kinda wanna strike a nice balance between the 3 pillars... but if it removes content/dialogue from Cullen then there's a chance I'll end up with a military based Inquisition, which I don't like the sound of. I don't want it to be balls to the wall militant and then ending up going the same way as the Templars/Seekers 100 years down the line.
I agree,besides the inquisition is more likely to thrive if we invest an equal amount of resources to each faction.Let's just hope it doesn't affect our pc's relationship with Cullen,I'd hate to loose content,just because I don't feel like conquering every single keep in Thedas.
...but I swear if she tries brushing my Inquisitor's hair...
Because only a certain blond templar has hair brushing privileges, right?
For the record, if that's still a thing for Cullen, Tempest (my Inquisitor) would totally be into it. 
I agree,besides the inquisition is more likely to thrive if we invest an equal amount of resources to each faction.Let's just hope it doesn't affect our pc's relationship with Cullen,I'd hate to loose content,just because I don't feel like conquering every single keep in Thedas.
I actually wouldn't think Cullen would want to just throw all the Inquisition's resources into conquering every keep in Thedas. That would be pretty poor military strategy, to take a bunch of keeps without considering how you're going to supply them and without any way to gather intelligence about potential threats.
It would make a lot more sense for the advisers to work together than be adversarial. They might disagree about resource allocation at times, but on a basic level they would all be in a better position to achieve their respective goals if they had some support from the other pillars.
If Cullen is doing his job right, he shouldn't just be pressing for constant military action, because there's more to having a strong military force than just fighting battles. I think Cullen is smart enough to know this, and diplomatic enough to realize he should try to get along with the other advisers. I think he'd agree in principle that resources need to be divided between the three areas in some manner, not given exclusively to his own.
I actually wouldn't think Cullen would want to do nothing but conquer every keep in Thedas. That would be pretty poor military strategy, to take a bunch of keeps without considering how you're going to supply them and without any way to gather intelligence about potential threats.
It would make a lot more sense for the advisers to work together than be adversarial. They might disagree about resource allocation at times, but on a basic level they would all be in a better position to achieve their respective goals if they had some support from the other pillars.
If Cullen is doing his job right, he shouldn't just be pressing for constant military action, because there's more to having a strong military force than just fighting battles. I think Cullen is smart enough to know this, and diplomatic enough to realize he should try to get along with the other advisers. I think he'd agree in principle that resources need to be divided between the three areas in some manner, not given exclusively to his own.
I hope they choose to go this route with the whole "pillars,advisers" concept.I wouldn't like it a potential decision not to invest much into that particular faction to cost me any dialogue or content with any of my advisers,especially Cullen.
I agree,besides the inquisition is more likely to thrive if we invest an equal amount of resources to each faction.Let's just hope it doesn't affect our pc's relationship with Cullen,I'd hate to loose content,just because I don't feel like conquering every single keep in Thedas.
Yeah, I mean they're the "pillars", right? Meaning things work best when the Inquisition's power is spread equally across the 3. Putting too much weight on just one of those 3 pillars could cause problems down the line. That's my theory, anyway.
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