Oh, I can understand. But still, letting yourself be possessed by an spirit is as big of a no no as blood magic. My point was that Anders just didn't have any excuse to be acting high and mighty over Merrill.
Oh, yeah! He had no excuse, but he believed he did, obviously. There was also how Justice was a friend he'd fought alongside for quite a while by that point, so it would be if, like... Alistair asked your Warden if he could come inside--
....
....That just went somewhere horrible. 
Oh, yeah! He had no excuse, but he believed he did, obviously. There was also how Justice was a friend he'd fought alongside for quite a while by that point, so it would be if, like... Alistair asked your Warden if he could come inside--
....
....That just went somewhere horrible.
Alistair can comes inside my Warden day of the week.
Ah, thanks so much for posting this 
. I signed up. LOL.
Ugh, thank god he doesn't run Marketing, otherwise we'd all be flying blind about practically everything.
Like hundreds of other players who don't read the forum, twitter or the official website 
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Ah, man. While I think this is a good idea in general, it sucks for me personally because I still have 1.600 BioWare points left and I had planned to spend them on Inquisition 
. So, does anybody know any good Dragon Age DLCs? I think I've got all of the DA:O DLCs I wanted to have. Are there any good ones for DA 2? I've got the Black Emporium and The Banned Prince.
I really wish they had waited 'till Mass Effect 4.
...To move away from that statement...XD Justice and Anders were good friends, and Anders didn't even think that his anger toward the Templars would do that to Justice. He hated himself for what he did to his friend. He has no excuse for his treatment of Merrill, but neither does Fenris. I think what makes Anders even more angry with Merrill is how casual she treats it. Like it's okay to do it and unaware of the problems with consorting with a demon.
I always hated Anders after the Chantry incident and the way he acted. But, playing it now and romancing him...I believe I was too harsh on him. Especially since I hadn't long played Awakening.
As for my 'wretched teasing' of #DragonAgeInquisition http://bit.ly/1twUWC8 all I can say is this will be a very interesting week!.
My biggest caveat with Anders, other than the whole Chantry explosion, is how cruel he was to Merrill. He harped on her blood magic, but he's the idiot who let himself be possessed by a spiritual entity, now demon.
Oh, I can understand. But still, letting yourself be possessed by an spirit is as big of a no no as blood magic. My point was that Anders just didn't have any excuse to be acting high and mighty over Merrill.
. I completely agree.
...To move away from that statement...XD Justice and Anders were good friends, and Anders didn't even think that his anger toward the Templars would do that to Justice. He hated himself for what he did to his friend. He has no excuse for his treatment of Merrill, but neither does Fenris. I think what makes Anders even more angry with Merrill is how casual she treats it. Like it's okay to do it and unaware of the problems with consorting with a demon.
I disagree that she treats it "casually", since she is fervently aware of how it cost her friends and her family. In my playthrough, she was with me while I had to kill all of her clan. She knew she was dealing with a demon from the get go, and not once did she ever try to bargain with Audacity. And I'm not forgiving Fenris of his actions either. I wanted to deck him when he called Merrill a witch.
As to Justice, Anders didn't think about the consequences at all when he opened himself to possession.
I rivaled her, and she got angry when I chose not to help her, or even when I talk down on blood magic. She believed Audacity was going to help her and she wouldn't lose anything. It took Merethari dying, because she went after the demon herself, for Merrill to realize that the demon was merely using her.
I am not saying Anders have no faults. I believe all three of them do. However, do to the situations they are in, I can't bring myself to completely hate them. Not anymore. Not that I hated Merrill or Fenris anyway but...
Ah, man. While I think this is a good idea in general, it sucks for me personally because I still have 1.600 BioWare points left and I had planned to spend them on Inquisition
I really wish they had waited 'till Mass Effect 4.
There are two more story based DLC's for DA2, Legacy & Mark of the Assassin, both are worth having imo but then, I tend to get most of the DLC's, I hate thinking I'm missing out on something 
If you are left with odds of points left there are also the armour/weapon packs.
Anyway it's bed time for this Australian who has to be up in, um... five hours. >.>
I leave you with a questions:
Rememeber the joke gifts in Origins that came in one of the DLCs? What joke gifts would your Inquisitors get each of their companions (and Advisors) based on what we know about them so far?
There are two more story based DLC's for DA2, Legacy & Mark of the Assassin, both are worth having imo but then, I tend to get most of the DLC's, I hate thinking I'm missing out on something
I much preferred Legacy to Mark of the Assassin. Any of the weapon packs are good... I have all of them.
There are two more story based DLC's for DA2, Legacy & Mark of the Assassin, both are worth having imo but then, I tend to get most of the DLC's, I hate thinking I'm missing out on something
Thanks. I'm not really interested in weapons and armours. I think they make the main character too powerful. But are Legacy & Mark of the Assassin any good?
Anyway it's bed time for this Australian who has to be up in, um... five hours. >.>
I leave you with a questions:
Rememeber the joke gifts in Origins that came in one of the DLCs? What joke gifts would your Inquisitors get each of their companions (and Advisors) based on what we know about them so far?
Mustache razor, cause I know Dorian would kill me.
Thanks. I'm not really interested in weapons and armours. I think they make the main character too powerful. But are Legacy & Mark of the Assassin any good?
LEGACY. SO MUCH LEGACY. SO MUCH LORE AND SO DAMN IMPORTANT TO DAI.
MotA was really good too, but I infinitely enjoyed Legacy.
Thanks. I'm not really interested in weapons and armours. I think they make the main character too powerful. But are Legacy & Mark of the Assassin any good?
I have only Legacy but I think it's pretty good lore-wise and gives you some info about Hawke's dad as well ^^ The ending has quite big reveal I think that might play part in DAI.
Anyway it's bed time for this Australian who has to be up in, um... five hours. >.>
I leave you with a questions:
Rememeber the joke gifts in Origins that came in one of the DLCs? What joke gifts would your Inquisitors get each of their companions (and Advisors) based on what we know about them so far?
Thanks. I'm not really interested in weapons and armours. I think they make the main character too powerful. But are Legacy & Mark of the Assassin any good?
I don't want to spoiler much for you but both are good. Legacy is very lore intensive, some really good banters and battles too I enjoyed MoTA too, again good banters and battles and some puzzle solving too. If you dont want both I agree that Legacy is probably better in preperation for DAI.
The weapon/armour packs actually have some accessory pieces for all your companions too, I rarely use any armours on my pc but the accessories are good for the gang
Happy Birthday, Curious! 
I rivaled her, and she got angry when I chose not to help her, or even when I talk down on blood magic. She believed Audacity was going to help her and she wouldn't lose anything. It took Merethari dying, because she went after the demon herself, for Merrill to realize that the demon was merely using her.
Merrill does want to take responsibility for making a deal with the demon - no one else in her clan thought it was worth it, least of all her own mentor. Restoring history is what the Dalish are all about, but it seems like after the incident involving Mahariel, the clan was more interested in surviving rather than preserving and searching for history. I personally never held a candle to such an endeavor, but the light in that clan seems to have been snuffed out - and for understandable reasons.
But Marethari put the clan in danger by remaining near Kirkwall because she was much more concerned about Merrill. Marethari did not want to lose anyone else, so she put everyone else in a bad position. Not only that, but Marethari allowed a demon to possess her and then she went back to the clan to wait for Merrill to return. Merrill is her own person, she left her clan because everyone was hostile towards her, no one would help her; she also left because she possibly knew her work would lead to possession and she did not want to endanger her clan...like the Keeper did.
Merrill was thinking about the Dalish, Marethari was thinking about Merrill. Marethari had the audacity to take away Merrill's responsibility.
Those are my thoughts on it, anyway. It took me a long time to come to that conclusion. I still don't necessarily agree with Merrill, but Marethari did worse in my eyes.
Oh, almost forgot!Inquisitor Question TimeA lighter question this time! Everyone has certain tasks, studies, family unions, things they find tedious and boring. What completely kills your Inquisitor's enthusiasm (that has nothing to do with fighting undead and listening to over-dramatic villains with a God Complex)?
If you ask Anais to clean up her "unorganized" papers and books, she will groan and give you the "do I have to?" look. There is a sense to her chaos, and she likes it that way; if she cleans it up she won't know where anything is. So, not only is it tedious to her, but also anxiety-inducing. XD
Another task she finds tedious is gathering ingredients for potions and such. She would ask her men to gather it for her more often if they weren't busy doing something more important. Plants bore her to tears.
Thanks. I'm not really interested in weapons and armours. I think they make the main character too powerful. But are Legacy & Mark of the Assassin any good?
MotA is very funny and it's nice to see the companions in good spirits for a change. Legacy is essential in preparation for DAI, pay very close attention to the scene that occurs right after the final battle in it!
Great. Thank you all . I think I will definitely spend my remaining points on Legacy then. Since I've got s o many left, I might buy MotA on top of that.
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hahaha ugly christmas sweater for viv
"very" naughty novel book for cullen (that would make even non-prudish person blush <x )
that's all i can come up with now :c
Anyway it's bed time for this Australian who has to be up in, um... five hours. >.>
I leave you with a questions:
Rememeber the joke gifts in Origins that came in one of the DLCs? What joke gifts would your Inquisitors get each of their companions (and Advisors) based on what we know about them so far?
Oooh.. this one I can do
Cullen: a tiny mage staff he can keep in his.. pocket? that actually channels his templar abilities. He doesn't use it because it giggles at him every time he takes it out.
Cassandra: Duct tape. For the inquisitor, or anyone else who requires it.
Cole: A comb. And probably some sunscreen.
Josephine: Lifetime supply of blood-red ink.
Vivienne: A mirror that's one of those fun-house ones that makes her look like a dwarf.
Leli: A spare murder knife that whistles innocently when taken out of its scabbard.
Blackwall: One (free) coupon for a grooming down at the local Bark n' Bubbles. Actually make that one and a spare.
Dorian: The razor was a good one
Varric: A smut novel about a dwarf cavorting with a seeker.
Iron Bull: A pair of socks to keep his horns warm
Solas: Halloween hair piece that starts talking right as he's falling asleep
Edit: And Sera: A Qunari launcher
There are two more story based DLC's for DA2, Legacy & Mark of the Assassin, both are worth having imo but then, I tend to get most of the DLC's, I hate thinking I'm missing out on something
Pretty sure Legacy will be playing a huge, huge part in DAI. The fact we saw Hawke in the trailer along with some strange warden seems to indicate that the happenings of Legacy are a pretty big deal, anyway. I'd definitely play it through a time or two. And take Varric along with you, too. Lots of nifty dwarf stuff he learns along the way.
Mark of the Assassin was purely fun, too. I loved every bit of it, and the armor Hawke picks up made him look dashing.
Pretty sure Legacy will be playing a huge, huge part in DAI. The fact we saw Hawke in the trailer along with some strange warden seems to indicate that the happenings of Legacy are a pretty big deal, anyway. I'd definitely play it through a time or two. And take Varric along with you, too. Lots of nifty dwarf stuff he learns along the way.
I would say take Anders too, I never leave him behind any more.
hahaha ugly christmas sweater for viv
I feel like Viv would burn it before she even finished unwrapping it.
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