Now I'm all worried that Cullen won't be where I left him. It'll be like a big stressful game of "where did I put my car keys?". Hopefully, like you both said, they will give us some more info on how the advisors work before it ships.
I will say I'm kind of looking forward to not feeling like I have to take Cullen along everywhere lest I miss some fun dialog.
Now I'm all worried that Cullen won't be where I left him. It'll be like a big stressful game of "where did I put my car keys?". Hopefully, like you both said, they will give us some more info on how the advisors work before it ships.
I will say I'm kind of looking forward to not feeling like I have to take Cullen along everywhere lest I miss some fun dialog.
Yeah, that's also something I'm looking forward to. It means I get to experience more of the other companions since my LI usually never leaves my party for that same fear. LOL
Yeah, I would expect that he'd go when you go... altho if you can go back to Skyhold whenever you want... I could see either (a) he's there saying, "Why haven't you left yet??" or (b ) he's gone and someone else says, "Why haven't you left yet? Cullen left hours ago!"I can only presume he/they physically leave for the Redcliffe quest and other quests like it, otherwise how else would we have known the advisor is missing when they don't return in a timely fashion? Unless they leave at the same time as you do with those types of quests?
Now I'm all worried that Cullen won't be where I left him. It'll be like a big stressful game of "where did I put my car keys?". Hopefully, like you both said, they will give us some more info on how the advisors work before it ships.
I will say I'm kind of looking forward to not feeling like I have to take Cullen along everywhere lest I miss some fun dialog.
In ME3 when the companions used to randomly disappear from their usual hangout spots you'd just check the map and you'd find them hanging out in a different room with one of the other companions or npcs, lol. Maybe DAI will be like that, if they don't randomly walk around the Skyhold ala Skyrim.
Now I'm all worried that Cullen won't be where I left him. It'll be like a big stressful game of "where did I put my car keys?". Hopefully, like you both said, they will give us some more info on how the advisors work before it ships.
I will say I'm kind of looking forward to not feeling like I have to take Cullen along everywhere lest I miss some fun dialog.
One day you just go back to keep after long and hard mission, waiting to get some alone time with your dear ex-templar. But you can't find him anywhere so you ask Josephie on his whereabouts. "Oh, he left to urgent mission." Josephine says. "He left note for you, here you go." You open the note and find out that Cullen has gone to Redcliffe after hearing some disturbing rumours. Apparently there is blood mage who is summoning demons and he couldn't afford to lose time waiting you, lives of the villagers are stake here. You get a bad feeling and immediatly go back to stables, ready to ride to Redcliffe. Your heart is aching from worry. "Let him be okay" you whisper small prayer to the Maker.
In ME3 when the companions used to randomly disappear from their usual hangout spots you'd just check the map and you'd find them hanging out in a different room with one of the other companions or npcs, lol. Maybe DAI will be like that, if they don't random walk around the Skyhold ala Skyrim.
Although, I really liked how Skyrim's NPC's had their own stuff going on and went about their daily lives. Not waiting around for you to interact with them. Felt much more 'alive'.
One day you just go back to keep after long and hard mission, waiting to get some alone time with your dear ex-templar. But you can't find him anywhere so you ask Josephie on his whereabouts. "Oh, he left to urgent mission." Josephine says. "He left note for you, here you go." You open the note and find out that Cullen has gone to Redcliffe after hearing some disturbing rumours. Apparently there is blood mage who is summoning demons and he couldn't afford to lose time waiting you, lives of the villagers are stake here. You get a bad feeling and immediatly go back to stables, ready to ride to Redcliffe. Your heart is aching from worry. "Let him be okay" you whisper small prayer to the Maker.
.... only to find it was an elaborate ruse. Cullen has surprised you with a candle lit picnic in the stables. *commence hay bale lovin'*
.... only to find it was an elaborate ruse. Cullen has surprised you with a candle lit picnic in the stables. *commence hay bale lovin'*
New favorite phrase: "hay bale lovin'" !!
Which needs an illustration... ahem... because we're visual like that 
An oldie by ArinTheirinCousland/GloriousDame
New favorite phrase: "hay bale lovin'" !!
Which needs an illustration... ahem... because we're visual like that
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*hand up* I'm a visual learner, thank you for that!!
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Sooo it was just a matter of time before these showed up online. Chillin' in Skyhold!
http://arctistor23.t...formers-october
I wonder when the proper thing will leak out? That would be useful for this video I still haven't recorded, LOL!
The main hall gives me a Hogwarts vibe 
The main hall gives me a Hogwarts vibe
Can't imagine why...
Is that Orlesian style?
Do you remember how they put out that banner or thingy about which style you you choose and the fourth option 'd' didn't have a style shown, do you think that means you can do a little adhoc styling?
Is the Orlesian style?
Naw, by the looks of it that's the "we've just moved in and the place looks like sh!t" style... which by all accounts doesn't seem too bad!
*Edit* I'm only guessing that because it says "welcome to Skyhold: Find the war room", presumably it wouldn't tell us to find it if we already know where it is.
Although, I really liked how Skyrim's NPC's had their own stuff going on and went about their daily lives. Not waiting around for you to interact with them. Felt much more 'alive'.
Oblivion weirdly managed to do it better, I feel. There was this one guy I remember stalking in the Imperial City because on a certain day, he wouldn't go back to his wife's house, but to another woman's house and sleep with her instead. So cool to stumble across that. Especially iirc and his wife was one of the NPCs I hated the most along with the Countess of Leyawiin.
Allesia Caro?
Allesia Caro?
*hand up* I'm a visual learner, thank you for that!!
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UMFG I WANT THAT GREG ELLIS VIDEEEEOOOOOOO
I don't think she liked me very much. I think I offered to teach her son to to use a sword or slay a dragon or something like that.
I mean...he had to learn sometime.
The sword of truthiness! Me too. I think she liked us, just found us-the Cousland children-exasperating sometimes (she wasn't Fereldan after all).
I liked it for you
Thank you very muchly 
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