Would I get a great good-bye dialogue where he declares his undying love for my quizzy? If yes- you bet.
See, now I feel like he's gonna go and sacrifice himself trying to redeem himself or save our arse... I kinda want that, but I also very much don't. Maybe he could sacrifice himself and if we done everything right then he comes out alive or something.
So long as he doesn't put a bun in my Inquisitor's over then it's all good!
From an RP standpoint, I'd sacrifice him every single time. Otherwise, I'd be an unfit Inquisitor.
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If you had to sacrifice Cullen to save Thedas, would you do it?
My planned character for romance would be all like "Umm. No. Screw Thedas!!!" But I would, probably. As long as there are feels. Lots and lots of feels!
Cullen... sacrifice ?
I'm not in a good mood this last days and you're not helping.
But I have some means to cheer me up.
Good night , Cullenites!
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Oh. *sigh* I think that improves ALL our moods, Mello. 
If you had to sacrifice Cullen to save Thedas, would you do it?
Sadly, yes. The needs of the many out-weigh the needs of the few.
*EDIT* In the words of Cullen himself: "Yes, but I would have felt terrible about it." LOL
right. Which is why fraternization within the ranks is bad. As is sleeping with your boss.It's a concern for me, but not how you'd might think. I'll have to work extra hard to be a fair and impartial commander to those under me and especially his men. I've already decided my role as Inquisitor supersedes personal desires.
right. Which is why fraternization within the ranks is bad. As is sleeping with your boss.
Honestly I hope he has a problem with it.
Or there's a loop hole and the advisors are really more like independent contractors. Working for the Divine. And outside the Inquisition org chart.
That...could be interesting. The idea of Cullen and the Inquisitor being on even footing in their relationship would be kinda cool, and not something I'd thought about.
I don't think they can really work for the Divine right nowright. Which is why fraternization within the ranks is bad. As is sleeping with your boss.
Honestly I hope he has a problem with it.
Or there's a loop hole and the advisors are really more like independent contractors. Working for the Divine. And outside the Inquisition org chart.
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So part two of the demo probably isn't coming today, huh?
I thought Cameron said it would. But maybe I read his tweet wrong.
I reckon if Cullen was the leader of the Inquisition and our protagonist was an advisor or one of his companions in the group then he probably wouldn't break the rules and start a relationship (be it sexual and/or romantic), but since it's the other way round I guess he's more inclined to go for it since he's not the boss man.
Right after I made that last post I regretted it 
I don't think I could kill Cullen, actually, even for Thedas. I let Alistair sacrifice himself a couple of times, but those playthroughs were never canon and I usually replayed the endings a couple of times. In most of my playthroughs I unleashed an Old God Baby on Thedas just so my Warden could stay with her guy.
I actually think there'll be some sort of sacrifice-situation in the game. Sealing all those tears is going to affect the Quizzy somehow.
I don't have a problem with sacrifices as long as there's an option- like the Morrigan OGB deal- or if we can avoid the sacrifice if we've done enough quests or prepared enough or something.
LOL Yeah, but you know what I mean. SOMEONE will run the Chantry.I don't think they can really work for the Divine right now
And from what was said in their blurbs it seems they're part of it, as well as what Cameron said before in the Ausgamer interview.
So I've been thinking: would the Inq being Cullen's technical boss be a point of tension? He's more than capable of standing up for himself, but I could see either worry it'd compromise their objectivity or hurt troop morale.
I've wondered this, but I don't think it's really going to be a problem. It might come up, but it seems like the Inquisition is more like a bunch of unconnected people who are working together, but with no strict chain of command. I mean, companions can leave whenever they get mad at the Inquisitor--that hardly sounds like an official command-type station. Perhaps they will bring it up, but it's obviously not a big deal--Josephine, Cullen, and Cassandra are all LI, and those are like three of the four starting pillars of the Inquisition.
If you had to sacrifice Cullen to save Thedas, would you do it?
Depends on the Inquisitor. For argument's sake, I'll use my lovey Ashtal Adaar.
She would. Cullen would want her to, and her upbringing makes it hard for her to go against people who have made a choice in their life. (I assume people who'd leave the Qun would revel in having choice, and might even view it as sacred.) She'd spend some time trying to save him, or even attempt to trade herself for him, so long as doing so wouldn't put the rest of the world at risk. But, if it came down to it, she'd let Cullen die for the sake of Thedas.
this is def something I would prefer. Being on equal, non-workplace-harassment footing with a Taking-Care-of-Business Cullen. Oh. Yes.That...could be interesting. The idea of Cullen and the Inquisitor being on even footing in their relationship would be kinda cool, and not something I'd thought about.
Yeah, I was just jokingLOL Yeah, but you know what I mean. SOMEONE will run the Chantry.
And helping us run the Inquisition doesn't strictly mean he works directly, um, under us.
Of course, he probably does, which is why I hope expect it to be a problem.
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I feel like if there was an option to save Thedas by sacrificing Cullen, he wouldn't let you not-sarifice him. unu It would be Alistair all over again!
I don't think my Inquisitor will care one fig, for some of the reasons you mentioned. But... My point was more that I think Cullen would, given his background. Hard to shake those stigmas.
I've wondered this, but I don't think it's really going to be a problem. It might come up, but it seems like the Inquisition is more like a bunch of unconnected people who are working together, but with no strict chain of command. I mean, companions can leave whenever they get mad at the Inquisitor--that hardly sounds like an official command-type station. Perhaps they will bring it up, but it's obviously not a big deal--Josephine, Cullen, and Cassandra are all LI, and those are like three of the four starting pillars of the Inquisition.
Sorry I'm such a killjoy. I'm so stiff, I never successfully romanced Al because it interfered with Warden stuff. My qun!quisitor's going to work really hard to prove she belongs as the leader. When she's free to be Adaar, I think she'll adore Cullen. But as the Inquisitor well, I think she'd be "loved I not honor more."
.@davidgaider apparently Viv is under wraps for a few more days. blame this guy @ConalPierse
@DiscoBabaloo: Seems you guys really want #dragonagekeep beta invites, so we are sending more out again now! Good luck.
Jeepers, I hope I get one. LOL
Bucket dude has to carry the can again
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