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[Jean]

No, the lion helm was cut from the final game for whatever reason.

[littlenikki]

Personalities or appearances? I accidentally ended up with a ginger inquisitor (thought I was getting a dirty blonde that wasn't super yellow.) The greenish light had me fooled, but I liked it and I wasn't going back to change her face again : p

 

Lordy I come up with any excuse to re-make my characters. Race, class, imports, appearance, spec (yes I know I can change it in-game, that's how bad I am) I finally think I've got the one I'm going to stick with, though I'm coming up fast on the Haven "situation" and that's where I usually cave.

[PrimaD]

Wow! I just came back to see the 4000pg celebration, so many lovely screencaps and art! Uber jealous of you PC/PS4 players and you're purty screenshots 

 

You can do screencaps from XBox One too.  It's just more steps.

[Narcia_]

Lordy I come up with any excuse to re-make my characters. Race, class, imports, appearance, spec (yes I know I can change it in-game, that's how bad I am) I finally think I've got the one I'm going to stick with, though I'm coming up fast on the Haven "situation" and that's where I usually cave.

LOL. You can do it Nikki! Skyhold is so fun to build up, too.

[Danariel]

I think the lyrium given to Templars is a complete and total form of control.    I would have loved a way to influence that more especially once you know what the Seekers can do without it.

 

If you do Cassandra's companion quest...

 

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you find out that "what Seekers can do without it (lyrium)" has something to do with the fact they were MADE TRANQUIL, and therefore disconnected utterly from the Fade, for a year. Yes it is later reversed, but it's NOT something you'd want every Templar to have to go through.

 

 

Interesting, so apparently Gaider was on some podcast and was quoted as saying "We did cut a ton of content." To be fair, content always gets cut from games so it's not like this is a revelation... I just hadn't realised THAT much had been removed, certainly explains why the pacing is off and the ending feels abrupt, lol.

 

There has been an announcement that cut content will be making it's way back into the game as they can implement it:

 

 

 

http://blog.bioware....for-dragon-age/

 

Priority 2 – Features and content

 

As massive as Dragon Age: Inquisition already is, there were some things the team wanted to get in at launch, but we just ran out of time. We’ll be creating these new features and content and adding them into your game over time because we love our DAI players. 

 

 

 

A question (super spoiler) about In Hushed Whisper.

 

Will we always get:

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Leliana with scary face? 

 

I saw in one gameplay that she might not had this scary & corrupted face...

 

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Pretty sure the gameplay video they released was an Alpha build where they didn't show Leiliana's Darkspawn Corruption, either to keep from spoiling that plot point before the game was even released, or because it just hadn't made it into that build yet.

 

 

Sterile due to lyrium

 

I haven't heard anything about Templars being sterile due to Lyrium. In fact, Thrask in DA2 has a Mage daughter, Rhys' father in the books is Greagoir, and even Cullen says Templars are allowed to marry.

[queenhannah]

http://santantivantr...its-in-the-code

 

where is the lie, honestly?

[Owlfruit Potion]

Yikes. Wish I hadn't seen the discussion in the pages surrounding one of the posts quoted above. Micro-rant under a spoiler cut so I can get my venting done without causing anyone on the opposite side of this issue the same teeth-grinding I'm going through right now; don't click it unless you like arguing.

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As someone who's found him interesting since starting my DA:O playthrough, the fact that DA:I Cullen seems to feel that his liberal early-DA:O self was his truest self, including w.r.t. opinion on mages, etc., was an enormous plus to me. There is nothing about that that's inconsistent with his pre-DA:I characterization as I see it. Before the game came out I was sort of hoping to see him more attached to the templars than he ended up being, e.g. wanting to reform and rebuild them at the end like Cassandra wants to do with the Seekers (I was really excited when we first noticed the Sword of Mercy on his gauntlets this summmer), but I think his reasons for not feeling that way are perfectly valid and consistent. Describing his DA:I characterization as "catering to the haters" is very unfair IMO. Not everyone who likes Cullen is pro-Circle.

[Boomshakalakalakaboom]

Yikes. Wish I hadn't seen the discussion in the pages surrounding one of the posts quoted above. Micro-rant under a spoiler cut so I can get my venting done without causing anyone on the opposite side of this issue the same teeth-grinding I'm going through right now; don't click it unless you like arguing.

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As someone who's found him interesting since starting my DA:O playthrough, the fact that DA:I Cullen seems to feel that his liberal early-DA:O self was his truest self, including w.r.t. opinion on mages, etc., was an enormous plus to me. There is nothing about that that's inconsistent with his pre-DA:I characterization as I see it. Before the game came out I was sort of hoping to see him more attached to the templars than he ended up being, e.g. wanting to reform and rebuild them at the end like Cassandra wants to do with the Seekers (I was really excited when we first noticed the Sword of Mercy on his gauntlets this summmer), but I think his reasons for not feeling that way are perfectly valid and consistent. Describing his DA:I characterization as "catering to the haters" is very unfair IMO. Not everyone who likes Cullen is pro-Circle.

 

My stance was that we missed out on seeing him get to that characterization because it would have been easier for the people that didn't like him to like him straight away if he was already at that point. I feel like we missed out on that character growth because it had all happened between games. I love the man Cullen has become in DAI right from the get go, I just wish we could have seen it but I am greedy when it comes to Cullen content in the game. I want it all and be able to experience it all.   

[KyndredRaven]

Just posted this on page 4000, but thought I'd share here as well  A quick doodle I did while writing the next chapter of my Cullen/Inquisitor story "Path of the Dreamwalker" Again, thank you to everyone in this thread for being awesome

 

[Hellion Rex]

I just heard a bit of banter that kinda made me start postulating about where a possible expansion or DLC might be for DAI.

 

Perhaps we might be going to Markham, for the next Grand Tourney. Varric said it would be an "Inquisition Road Trip!"

 

[Boomshakalakalakaboom]

I just heard a bit of banter that kinda made me start postulating about where a possible expansion or DLC might be for DAI.

 

Perhaps we might be going to Markham, for the next Grand Tourney. Varric said it would be an "Inquisition Road Trip!"

 

Oh my god! That would be amazing! 

[Hellion Rex]

Oh my god! That would be amazing! 

What really got me was Blackwall's assertion that "something has to be going on up there"...I'm kinda kidding about this and yet, I'm also not lol.

[Owlfruit Potion]

My stance was that we missed out on seeing him get to that characterization because it would have been easier for the people that didn't like him to like him straight away if he was already at that point. I feel like we missed out on that character growth because it had all happened between games. I love the man Cullen has become in DAI right from the get go, I just wish we could have seen it but I am greedy when it comes to Cullen content in the game. I want it all and be able to experience it all.

That's totally fair, although I think the ball was rolling by halfway through DA2 so it might have been hard to pace it such that he landed anywhere other than where he did at the start of DA:I. And I also agree that any part of DA fandom making the Cullen fandom feel bad for liking him pre-DA:I is 100% ******; it's not like anyone on this thread was ever going "yeah, you know what, mages AREN'T people!", at least in the year I've been here. I was referring more to the idea that his moral stances in DA:I are fanservice (anti-fan service?). However, looking back through, it looks like only one person was actually saying that. And while reviving a thread debate 20p later was mildly annoying on my part, picking a fight with one person would have been straight up ****** if I'd known that's what I was doing. So I'll leave this train of thought here, with my apologies.

[Hellion Rex]

I died.

 

[LolaLei]

If you do Cassandra's companion quest...
 

Spoiler

you find out that "what Seekers can do without it (lyrium)" has something to do with the fact they were MADE TRANQUIL, and therefore disconnected utterly from the Fade, for a year. Yes it is later reversed, but it's NOT something you'd want every Templar to have to go through.

 
There has been an announcement that cut content will be making it's way back into the game as they can implement it:

Not everything that was cut will be put back in, only certain things. I wouldn't get your hopes up beyond that.
 
 

[LolaLei]

That's totally fair, although I think the ball was rolling by halfway through DA2 so it might have been hard to pace it such that he landed anywhere other than where he did at the start of DA:I. And I also agree that any part of DA fandom making the Cullen fandom feel bad for liking him pre-DA:I is 100% ******; it's not like anyone on this thread was ever going "yeah, you know what, mages AREN'T people!", at least in the year I've been here. I was referring more to the idea that his moral stances in DA:I are fanservice (anti-fan service?). However, looking back through, it looks like only one person was actually saying that. And while reviving a thread debate 20p later was mildly annoying on my part, picking a fight with one person would have been straight up ****** if I'd known that's what I was doing. So I'll leave this train of thought here, with my apologies.

My problem is that of the character growth and personal plight we did see from him, it wasn't enough content for a game that size, which left it feeling lacking. Same goes for all the companions/advisors.

[Owlfruit Potion]

My problem is that of the character growth and personal plight we did see from him, it wasn't enough content for a game that size, which left it feeling lacking. Same goes for all the companions/advisors.

Yeah. It definitely felt like a lot more content per character than DA2 to me (although for all I know that may be insanely wrong by quantitative, objective standards), but there were dozens of Chekhov's guns lying around unfired by the end of the game. This was my favorite cast yet and it seemed like they just had so many great ideas, more than they could have fit even with a bigger budget and still more dev time; I'm scared that we never will see the majority of them play out. I would love to see them capitalize on all of the "big world" assets they've made by just infilling with buckets of new crit-path for an expansion, though I'm sure my simplistic idea of how game development works and what's cost-effective is nothing like reality. Or even doing sequels with more or less the same cast a la ME, though I'm told that's not how DA rolls and it would ****** off a lot of fans to play the same person in multiple games.

[Penguin]

Soooooo...I may have created a quizzie with Tom Hiddleston as face model.

 

Long story short...I failed...miserably.

 

[imbeia]

OH dear... but the page isn't even done yet!  

I`m sorry

[gottaloveme]

Quick question asked for probably the guzzumpty-umph time - but wicked eyes, wicked hearts - dost thou have to do Cullen's personal quest first to trigger romantic stuff. He's a tiger.

[Lady Artifice]

I just got to the part...

 

I just had the scene where...Yeah, it was the scene. Sorry, I just, you know, had to *squee*. 

 

It was perfect.   

[Panda]

Yikes. Wish I hadn't seen the discussion in the pages surrounding one of the posts quoted above. Micro-rant under a spoiler cut so I can get my venting done without causing anyone on the opposite side of this issue the same teeth-grinding I'm going through right now; don't click it unless you like arguing.

Spoiler

As someone who's found him interesting since starting my DA:O playthrough, the fact that DA:I Cullen seems to feel that his liberal early-DA:O self was his truest self, including w.r.t. opinion on mages, etc., was an enormous plus to me. There is nothing about that that's inconsistent with his pre-DA:I characterization as I see it. Before the game came out I was sort of hoping to see him more attached to the templars than he ended up being, e.g. wanting to reform and rebuild them at the end like Cassandra wants to do with the Seekers (I was really excited when we first noticed the Sword of Mercy on his gauntlets this summmer), but I think his reasons for not feeling that way are perfectly valid and consistent. Describing his DA:I characterization as "catering to the haters" is very unfair IMO. Not everyone who likes Cullen is pro-Circle.

 

I haven't played DAI yet.. but it will be quite intresting to see Cullen here. As someone who is both Pro-Circle and loves DA2 Cullen most.. the one that Cullen seems to hate himself from what I have gathered from people's posts.. well surely will be intresting to see if I will like DAI's Cullen and the way his character development have gone. 

[Iceyone]

Well damn, 4000 came and went very quickly, congratulations everybody    Everyones contributions look great and read brilliantly! I'll go back and spam some likes when my internet stops freaking out at the amount of pictures it has to process on the pages lol.

 

I have only a few screenshots, I always seem to capture him mildly annoyed and scunnered looking though He does smile in my game, honest he does!

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[SpiritMuse]

I died.
 

Oh my. I listened to about half of that and now I think I'll keep hose two in my party at all times.

I lost it when in my game I got this banter between Cassandra, Vivienne and Varric that revealed that

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one of the reasons she was bringing Varric to the conclave was that the Divine was a fan of Varric's books and wanted him to sign her copy of Hard in Hightown. XD

(It was one of the earlier banters between them)

[Obvious_Shining]