Can someone post up the png transparent images of the mage human rogue, female human warrior, male elf rogue, female elf warrior, Dwarf male warrior, dwarf female rogue, Qunari male rogue, and female Qunari warrior.
... Turns out I was missing loads. I could've sworn I had all of them, lol.
Page 2669, posted by Fontofnothing, look at quizzys sword handle, right near the top lol Meanie spotted it.
LOL, I see it!
Now I'm wondering if you think your quizzys will have a battle/warcry or a turn of phrase they may use rather often?
Mine will probably mutter or at least think "Oh, gawds!" or "crap!" in more situations and scenarios than she should.
Also those white fingers, man. I hope they fix that. I mean it looks like those gloves are fingerless? If that's the case, they're having that 'fingers don't match the skin tone' issue again.
I'm pretty sure it's actually the fact that the light source is shining directly ON that hand, ya know? I think it'll be all good. 
Just in case anyone missed it:
Can someone post up the png transparent images of the mage human rogue, female human warrior, male elf rogue, female elf warrior, Dwarf male warrior, dwarf female rogue, Qunari male rogue, and female Qunari warrior.
... Turns out I was missing loads. I could've sworn I had all of them, lol.
AusGamers interviews Cameron Lee...
http://www.ausgamers...es/read/3466136
Posted by Hrungr in the DA twitter Thread.
I am having this awful vision that my party are going to spend the entire time pointing and laughing at my tactical choices and then over-ruling them lol.
I don't have any of the screenies you need Lola, sorry.
Now it says I'm missing the female elven rogue... wtf, lol. Can you post her up for me. Sheesh, I'm starting to think I'm losing the plot, lol.
Now it says I'm missing the female elven rogue... wtf, lol. Can you post her up for me. Sheesh, I'm starting to think I'm losing the plot, lol.
Thanks, I think I've got them all now! 
I think I might make this a thing. At least until I run out of questions.
Inquisitor Question Time! And another Chantry/Templar/Mage topic to keep it, well, on topic:
As the peace talk involves mages, Templars and the Chantry it will likely have Tranquil servants there; what was your Inquisitor's first impression of the Tranquil mages? And for the humans: has this opinion changed between the day they likely first met a Tranquil mage when they were younger, considering their family's connections to the Chantry, to the day the game starts?
The more I think about the human mage backstory, the more tempted I am to bump it up to my first PT. Then I remember that the dwarf, with no connection to the fade, is going to find herself blown into the fade. Talk about potentially traumatic experiences! "Wait, where am I? This place looks so WEIRD. Um, is this...no, it can't be the Fade. I'm a dwarf, I don't do the Fade, right?"
AusGamers: I noticed that the female lead that we saw today [during the stage presentation] had a little bit more armour than I’m used to seeing in an action-RPG, so it’s almost like there’s this seriousness behind it as well. What sort of tone are you going for?
So he's basically saying 'your woman isn't nearly naked, what is up with that?'
To which I personally would have responded 'yeah, we like our women to SURVIVE battle and not be treated like slabs of meat by dudebro players, go figure'. >>
So he's basically saying 'your woman isn't nearly naked, what is up with that?'
To which I personally would have responded 'yeah, we like our women to SURVIVE battle and not be treated like slabs of meat by dudebro players, go figure'. >>
Thank you! It's one of the things I love about the Bioware games. I wasn't wild about the short leather rogue skirts in DAO, but both the men and women had to wear them at least.
*rolls in*
Oooh new interview. Although I have to say I'm getting to the point where I should just read an article here and there and not overload myself with all the articles that repeat the same info or have wrong info.
Oh and someone called for Blackwall.
http://gigglelam.tum...know-more-about
Don't think I'm criticising your characters! I just need to ask all the things!
Would they really not know about the Maker/Chantry and have an opinion on it? I mean the Dalish Clans we've seen before at least teach their history, how Andraste helped them even though she was a prophet to a God they didn't believe in, and what the Chantry/Humans have done to them in the name of their God in the past. I imagine they would have an opinion on that? Even if they believe the past is the past and that human and elves need to learn to live beside one another before things can become peaceful?
I believe I remember you saying Auren starts his journey fairly racist towards humans? I imagine those views are built on experiences and history, yes?
What would they think of being sent to the peace talk as spies, according to the backgrounds we've just learnt about?
Actually, there's a question to all Dwarf/Elf Inquisitors!
What do they think of this spying business?
And a question to all Inquisitors:
What do they think of the peace talk?
Okay, I'm sure Auren learned about Andraste as a wee elf, but he isn't exactly the scholarly sort and I bet if you asked him what he thought of her, he'd frown and say, "Who?" (meanwhile the clan elders overhear and shake their heads; the boy's head is full of nothing but bows and rabbits and optimal hunting conditions). As to why he hates humans? He knows what others tell him, that humans are the reason they've lost their immortality, that humans are cruel and enslave elves in the human cities, and he's determined that if he ever meets one, he'll kill him, for the safety of his clan. Humans rape elven women and probably eat elven children. They're monsters. (Is it becoming apparent that he's secretly afraid of them? Hmm.) As for the Chantry, no, I doubt he would know much about that; maybe if you jogged his memory a bit, but it would be like asking your typical American what they know about Shintoism. Huh...? Oh. That's in... Asia somewhere, right? That religion is so weird! Etc. etc.
Now let's assume Kael is from this same tribe. Kael doesn't have Auren's fear and hatred; he's too curious about the outside world. He feels frustrated over how isolated his clan is from the rest of the world. He knows all about the Chantry and Andraste and he's aching to meet his first human, to view his first magnificent Chantry building, and see a statue of Andraste. He's more a philosopher and a wonderer than a person of faith; he finds all faiths curious and is eager to learn about them and compare them to one another. I think he would be/will be surprised if he encounters an actual god or prophet.
I hope that answers your questions~!
It seems to be assumed that every character has to have a "strong opinion" about these, well, very human issues of mage/templar and the Chantry. But a couple of forest elves, at least the way I see it, living in isolation and being fed on rumor and myth, are not necessarily going to fit into either "side." When it comes to human culture, Auren's most basic emotion is fear. And for Kael, it's curiosity.
What do they think of being sent to spy? Auren is terrified but he keeps a stern/brave face. Kael is dying of curiosity and probably almost wet himself when the Keeper picked him LOL He is probably shaking hands with every human, dwarf, and qunari he meets. He's a terrible spy. TERRIBLE.
As for the peace talks, I doubt either really cares. Auren is too busy swallowing his rage at seeing elven servants everywhere, and Kael is too busy introducing himself to every Tom, Dick, and Harry.
I think in a clumsy way he's actually trying to compliment them on it? Like, "so, I noticed your female PC is actually dressed for a fight instead of for the male gaze!" But maybe I'm projecting.So he's basically saying 'your woman isn't nearly naked, what is up with that?'
To which I personally would have responded 'yeah, we like our women to SURVIVE battle and not be treated like slabs of meat by dudebro players, go figure'. >>
It seems to be assumed that every character has to have a "strong opinion" about these, well, very human issues of mage/templar and the Chantry. But a couple of forest elves, at least the way I see it, living in isolation and being fed on rumor and myth, are not necessarily going to fit into either "side." When it comes to human culture, Auren's most basic emotion is fear. And for Kael, it's curiosity.
Oh, thank you! Love the characters!
Nah, they don't really have to have STRONG opinions! Hell, my human boy doesn't have strong opinions on it and his family is heavily embroiled in Chantry shenanigans.
I just like asking all the questions and what you explained about Auren elaborates his character and thoughts a lot! Like him not being as studious and the like. Not a character flaw! Just something extra to know about him and understand about him~ 
I think in a clumsy way he's actually trying to compliment them on it? Like, "so, I noticed your female PC is actually dressed for a fight instead of for the male gaze!" But maybe I'm projecting.
I would actually be tons happy if this were the case. I just cringed a bit at his wording.
I think in a clumsy way he's actually trying to compliment them on it? Like, "so, I noticed your female PC is actually dressed for a fight instead of for the male gaze!" But maybe I'm projecting.
That's the thing with text, we can really only imagine in what way it was said. D:
I think I might make this a thing. At least until I run out of questions.
Inquisitor Question Time! And another Chantry/Templar/Mage topic to keep it, well, on topic:
As the peace talk involves mages, Templars and the Chantry it will likely have Tranquil servants there; what was your Inquisitor's first impression of the Tranquil mages? And for the humans: has this opinion changed between the day they likely first met a Tranquil mage when they were younger, considering their family's connections to the Chantry, to the day the game starts?
Hmmm in case you're not tired of hearing from my fellas 
Auren would be pretty creeped out, I imagine.
Kael would be horrified. I wonder if he's already heard of the Tranquil. I'm going to guess yes. But the reality is more terrifying than simply reading or hearing about it. He'll be pretty shaken.
You are great with these questions!
I think I might make this a thing. At least until I run out of questions.
Inquisitor Question Time! And another Chantry/Templar/Mage topic to keep it, well, on topic:
As the peace talk involves mages, Templars and the Chantry it will likely have Tranquil servants there; what was your Inquisitor's first impression of the Tranquil mages? And for the humans: has this opinion changed between the day they likely first met a Tranquil mage when they were younger, considering their family's connections to the Chantry, to the day the game starts?
You think of amazing questions! : O
(For my first who still has no name...) My human female mage: When she first met a tranquil mage she was too young to understand what it meant. All she knew was that there was something wrong with them...something off. She found the whole thing very uneasy and frightening, but couldn't comprehend why. She once spoke to one and found it..sad somehow. Her parents, being very religious and intolerant against magic, told her it was a punishment for being a mage and that that was what happened to keep their 'demon-given-powers' in check. And once she learned what was done to them, she became horrified. When her magical abilities surfaced she was terrified. Terrified because her whole life she had been taught bad things would happen to those with magic. And the worst fear, in the back of her mind, came to remembering those few tranquil she had met. As she got cast off to the tower, her resentful personality starting growing. She would be cast away by the world for something she couldn't control? So be it. (fast forward) Now she always tries to keep her coldish demeanor and pretend like nothing phases her. She pretends that the tranquil don't bother her, because her arrogant nature tells her she is too good for that to happen. But deep down..she knows better. And that is her biggest fear. The reality that everything can be taken from her just because she has the potential to be a danger,that she doesn't have to do anything for that to become real, is her one true fear. So she steers clear of the tranquil because she doesn't want to be reminded, and she couldn't face them if she had to.
At least I think this. Just jotting down my ideas! But I love all your questions because it helps develop the character! : D
(Still working on her. She'll be selfish, arrogant, and cocky. Kind of cold but can be quite the joker. As cheesy as it may be, deep down she does care about certain things. She just won't let any one ever know that. Think; Atton Rand, Flynn Rider, and Morrigan all rolled in to one..but more selfish and critical. Like I said..still working on it. xD My other Inquisitor's are going to be easy..but I've never played a character like this so it'll take time to capture.)
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