I took that to mean that he would.
It would kill him to have to do it, but he would.
"You can't ask me this."
Yeah I took it that he would too. I mean in my opinion that would fit his character and who would let the love of their life remain as a crazed demon...perhaps that one Necromancer from DA2 who killed Hawke's mother, but not Cullen.
I wish you could answer his answer (?) with something akin to what cole says to cassandra when she says she will kill him if he becomes a demon. it's rather cruel, but would've been interesting for RP.
Thanks for this - seems like too much work for me. I remember when I had to do something similar to use special hairs and armor textures (not just the simple mod that uses the save editor) for Shepard in ME:3. It was such a pain to do I stopped bothering, lol.
Bioware has confirmed that they are working on "no PJ's." Hopefully they'll do something about it soon.
Was this easy to do? I read over the steps and sounded... complicated.
I thought it was gonna be complicated, too, and it looks like it is if you're actually trying to cheat, like having unlimited supply of this and that in the merchant vendor, etc.
But if all you want to do is toggle off Skyhold outfit (as well as the HUD/interface!) it couldn't be easier. It took me 5 minutes and I'm the type of person who can't be bothered to mod anything more involved than just clicking a few buttons in Nexus Mod Mangager.
1. Load Dragon Age Inquisition game.
2. Open Cheat Engine 6.4 (64-bit version) (download here: http://cheatengine.org/downloads.php)
3. Open cheat table (download the .CT in this post) with CE. (Menu > File > Load) Hit yes when asked if you want to run LUA.
^ just download the "cheat table" thing "DragonAgeInquisition.patch2hotfix.CT" at the bottom of the forum post
4. Open DragonAgeInquisition.exe process with CE. (Menu > File > Open Process > Select "DragonAgeInquisition.exe" > Open)
^"DragonAgeInquisition.exe" is literally right there in the list that opens up
5. Check the box next to the scripts (red) you want to activate in the bottom panel.
Right there, "Toggle Skyholdoutfit" is listed, and all you have to do is check the box. If you're in Skyhold while doing this, just open up Inventory, and reapply your armor, and thats it. I also like to use Toggle HUD. I gave it a hot key, and it's a easier way for me to hide the interface rather than using the command console.
I took that to mean that he would.
It would kill him to have to do it, but he would.
"You can't ask me this."
still the way the inquisitor says I think I know the answer to that. To me it felt like she thinks he would kill her. So when he said I don't think you know. it felt more like. "I should kill you but I don't think I ever could". Maybe it was just ment to feel like it could mean both depending on how someone interprets it?
still the way the inquisitor says I think I know the answer to that. To me it felt like she thinks he would kill her. So when he said I don't think you know. it felt more like. "I should kill you but I don't think I ever could". Maybe it was just ment to feel like it could mean both depending on how someone interprets it?
I'm not interested in having children myself, but oh gosh I have so many adorable headcanons about the Inquisitor and Cullen's spawn growing up in Skyhold!
Josephine hiring the best governess in Val Royeaux to look after the baby so the parents can focus on their work.
Leliana's spies secretly following them around and keeping them out of trouble.
imagine all those little Cullen kids running around skyhold with little wooden swords
Oh, I was just giving my personal opinion!
It would certainly be more romantic if he wouldn't, so I totally understand the appeal of believing that.
I don't think he would just leave her being all demony and stuff, maybe he would let someone alse do the stabby and killy part because he just can't ?
See, in MY mind, if he loved my Inquisitor he would want to do it himself rather than let someone else who didn't care for her do it.I don't think he would just leave her being all demony and stuff, maybe he would let someone alse do the stabby and killy part because he just can't ?
Many thanks, Sephirona! 
I'll try right away!
See, in MY mind, if he loved my Inquisitor he would want to do it himself rather than let someone else who didn't care for her do it.
sounds super sad either way. 
still the way the inquisitor says I think I know the answer to that. To me it felt like she thinks he would kill her. So when he said I don't think you know. it felt more like. "I should kill you but I don't think I ever could". Maybe it was just ment to feel like it could mean both depending on how someone interprets it?
I agree with this. I'm sure the writers wanted us to be able to interpret it how we like. Fundamentally, I took it to mean that he doesn't know until he's put into that situation. With all his heart he doesn't want to (obviously) but he's also promised himself he'll never stand by and let innocent people get hurt if he has the wherewithal to take care of it. He doesn't want to pre-judge a situation that hasn't happened yet and the mere possibility that he might be forced into that situation with the one he loves is torturous to think about. He's likely already having nightmares about it (or will after that conversation). Poor guy. I wished for an extra comfort dialogue option after that, too 
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Just been watching some videos on youtube showing companions/LI's reactions to the inquisitor drinking from the well of sorrows, does cullen have any reaction to it back at skyhold? In my playthroughs so far I've never chosen to drink from it, that has bad idea written all over it 
Just been watching some videos on youtube showing companions/LI's reactions to the inquisitor drinking from the well of sorrows, does cullen having any reaction to it back at skyhold? In my playthroughs so far I've never chosen to drink from it, that has bad idea written all over it
I got a comment at the war table about it. Josephine commented on of he was worried or something. It was only after I drank from the well, not option 2.
Oh, definitely.sounds super sad either way.
I thought it was gonna be complicated, too, and it looks like it is if you're actually trying to cheat, like having unlimited supply of this and that in the merchant vendor, etc.
But if all you want to do is toggle off Skyhold outfit (as well as the HUD/interface!) it couldn't be easier. It took me 5 minutes and I'm the type of person who can't be bothered to mod anything more involved than just clicking a few buttons in Nexus Mod Mangager.
1. Load Dragon Age Inquisition game.
2. Open Cheat Engine 6.4 (64-bit version) (download here: http://cheatengine.org/downloads.php)
3. Open cheat table (download the .CT in this post) with CE. (Menu > File > Load) Hit yes when asked if you want to run LUA.
^ just download the "cheat table" thing "DragonAgeInquisition.patch2hotfix.CT" at the bottom of the forum post
4. Open DragonAgeInquisition.exe process with CE. (Menu > File > Open Process > Select "DragonAgeInquisition.exe" > Open)
^"DragonAgeInquisition.exe" is literally right there in the list that opens up
5. Check the box next to the scripts (red) you want to activate in the bottom panel.
Right there, "Toggle Skyholdoutfit" is listed, and all you have to do is check the box. If you're in Skyhold while doing this, just open up Inventory, and reapply your armor, and thats it. I also like to use Toggle HUD. I gave it a hot key, and it's a easier way for me to hide the interface rather than using the command console.
Oh OH OH! I will have to try this! I watched the vid and it looked like you had to permanently modify your armor and you'd be stuck with it throughout the rest of the game. Maybe what the person in the vid was doing is different?
And in regards to the UI/HUD - flycam allows you to do the same thing very easily at any time...just hit the "delete" button and boom no UI. Hit it again and it comes right back.
still the way the inquisitor says I think I know the answer to that. To me it felt like she thinks he would kill her. So when he said I don't think you know. it felt more like. "I should kill you but I don't think I ever could". Maybe it was just ment to feel like it could mean both depending on how someone interprets it?
I didn't get this...I got "I don't want to think about that..." Maybe it was before I locked in the romance? Does his answer to that question change depending on locked in romance?
You know I saw the lake scene again and I realized that this scene could have been perfect for Cullen to ask your female Inquisitor's hand in marriage That would have been epic.
Oh OH OH! I will have to try this! I watched the vid and it looked like you had to permanently modify your armor and you'd be stuck with it throughout the rest of the game. Maybe what the person in the vid was doing is different?
And in regards to the UI/HUD - flycam allows you to do the same thing very easily at any time...just hit the "delete" button and boom no UI. Hit it again and it comes right back.
Watching those videos were too confusing lol. So I don't know what you mean by 'permanently modify'..just wear whatever armor you want I was switching in and out of stuff as I pleased in Skyhold, just as I would in an open area.
I never knew alot about flycam. Is that a thing you download? I've been meaning to look into that.
I didn't get this...I got "I don't want to think about that..." Maybe it was before I locked in the romance? Does his answer to that question change depending on locked in romance?
Not sure if it changes any, but this is what I got with the romance active:
You know I saw the lake scene again and I realized that this scene could have been perfect for Cullen to ask your female Inquisitor's hand in marriage That would have been epic.
Maybe, since they've already developed the landscape, it'll happen in a DLC. Would make sense since that's his home ground (and a pretty spot).
I thought it was gonna be complicated, too, and it looks like it is if you're actually trying to cheat, like having unlimited supply of this and that in the merchant vendor, etc.
But if all you want to do is toggle off Skyhold outfit (as well as the HUD/interface!) it couldn't be easier. It took me 5 minutes and I'm the type of person who can't be bothered to mod anything more involved than just clicking a few buttons in Nexus Mod Mangager.
1. Load Dragon Age Inquisition game.
2. Open Cheat Engine 6.4 (64-bit version) (download here: http://cheatengine.org/downloads.php)
3. Open cheat table (download the .CT in this post) with CE. (Menu > File > Load) Hit yes when asked if you want to run LUA.
^ just download the "cheat table" thing "DragonAgeInquisition.patch2hotfix.CT" at the bottom of the forum post
4. Open DragonAgeInquisition.exe process with CE. (Menu > File > Open Process > Select "DragonAgeInquisition.exe" > Open)
^"DragonAgeInquisition.exe" is literally right there in the list that opens up
5. Check the box next to the scripts (red) you want to activate in the bottom panel.
Right there, "Toggle Skyholdoutfit" is listed, and all you have to do is check the box. If you're in Skyhold while doing this, just open up Inventory, and reapply your armor, and thats it. I also like to use Toggle HUD. I gave it a hot key, and it's a easier way for me to hide the interface rather than using the command console.
OMG! *hugs*
Do you know if I have to run the script every time I play the game?
Also, I see in your screenies that your quizzie's weapons are hidden. Do you know how you managed that? I can't figure out how to hide mine and that really breaks immersion.
I should also note for anybody else interested in this, READ READ READ the download page. The big link has a PUP (potentially unwanted program) 3rd party add-on called Open Candy. There is a blurb below the link that directs you to a RAR file that does not have the PUP 3rd party add-on. I downloaded this one and it works perfectly and no extra crappola! Thank you Malwarebytes for protecting my computer from the first naughty link!
Quick question about the Temple of Mythal thing
I didn't get this...I got "I don't want to think about that..." Maybe it was before I locked in the romance? Does his answer to that question change depending on locked in romance?
I think it changes like the warrior conversation changes when you tell cullen about wanting to become a templar when in romance
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