That would assume the PC hates the Qun, Which he might not.
Also, Josephine is from Antiva. In the North They might have more contacts and info with qunari/Vashots.
Especially considering that the Qunari actually fear going into Antiva due to the Antivan Crows. Many Vashoth may see that nation as a place of sanctuary.
That would assume the PC hates the Qun, Which he might not.
Also, Josephine is from Antiva. In the North They might have more contacts and info with qunari/Vashots.
But the PC can very well hate the Qun no? The same way other PCs can hate the Chantry. Also about Antiva I doubt it, I live in Portugal that is pretty close to other countries with different beliefs and I never had contact with it nor does the general populations, just Catholic really.
Yes. That's why I think she'll use a neutral Qunlat greeting. There's nothing saying Vashots hate Qunlat or not use it.But the PC can very well hate the Qun no? The same way other PCs can hate the Chantry. Also about Antiva I doubt it, I live in Portugal that is pretty close to other countries with different beliefs and I never had contact with it nor does the general populations, just Catholic really.
Yes. That's why I think she'll use a neutral Qunlat greeting. There's nothing saying Vashots hate Qunlat or not use it.
What I am saying is that if I wan to be a Vashot that hates the Qun and anything relate to it, it makes sense, not wanting to learn the language. If I was a Tal-Vashot maybe the language thing would not be a problem, since my PC would dislike the Qun and not the culture. I am talking more about a first generations of immigrants, that sometimes do not even learn their parents language and full adapt to the costumes of the place they live.
But we don't know what Vashots really do. For all We know every Vashots Group still talk Qunlat.What I am saying is that if I wan to be a Vashot that hates the Qun and anything relate to it, it makes sense, not wanting to learn the language. If I was a Tal-Vashot maybe the language thing would not be a problem, since my PC would dislike the Qun and not the culture. I am talking more about a first generations of immigrants, that sometimes do not even learn their parents language and full adapt to the costumes of the place they live.
But we don't know what Vashots really do. For all We know every Vashots Group still talk Qunlat.
I guess either way someone will be disappointed.
I really doubt all of them would talk Qunlat, here is a example of what I am saying.
That doesn't mean Vashots will be the same. Bioware can do whatever They want with them.I really doubt all of them would talk Qunlat, here is a example of what I am saying.
What I am saying is that if I wan to be a Vashot that hates the Qun and anything relate to it, it makes sense, not wanting to learn the language. If I was a Tal-Vashot maybe the language thing would not be a problem, since my PC would dislike the Qun and not the culture. I am talking more about a first generations of immigrants, that sometimes do not even learn their parents language and full adapt to the costumes of the place they live.
I wanted to be a Dalish who doesn't like what the Dalish do, but I'm stuck with being one who gets the Vallaslin stamped onto my face.
Point is, there are things about our characters that are out of our control. For the Qunari Inquisitor, part of it could be they don't mind Qunlat.
That doesn't mean Vashots will be the same. Bioware can do whatever They want with them.
Though without knowing well the Adaar background we don't even know how he/she was raised.
But that would be limiting the RP side no? The same can be said about being raise as a person that believes in the Chantry with the human PC or believes in the paragons with the dwarven PC... etc I mean the Dalish Elves origin make a little more sense but the rest of them not really.
I wanted to be a Dalish who doesn't like what the Dalish do, but I'm stuck with being one who gets the Vallaslin stamped onto my face.
Point is, there are things about our characters that are out of our control. For the Qunari Inquisitor, part of it could be they don't mind Qunlat.
Fair enough.
There's going to be limits.But that would be limiting the RP side no? The same can be said about being raise as a person that believes in the Chantry with the human PC or believes in the paragons with the dwarven PC... etc I mean the Dalish Elves origin make a little more sense but the rest of them not really.
ALSO LELIANNA AND JOSEPHINE ARE SO CUTE TO EACH OTHER CJLQJWELQWE
FINALLY SOME JOSEPHINE TO GET ME BACK TO MY SENSES
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It was neat seeing Josephine and Leliana interact with each other. Despite having different approaches, you see their friendship with each other.
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This is a really cool plot. I can already tell that my first inquisitor is going to side with Josephine in a lot of cases.
Wow, the chat with Cullen and Josephine has helped alleviate my fears about romances with Advisers. It looks like the Advisers will have scenes with our companions as well as minor quests. It looks like we shall have plenty of dialogue and development with Josie so now I'm more hopeful about her romance being as fleshed out as a companion's romance.
daveliam reminded me with something
so what choice would/will you guys make when the time comes for that quest?
remember to put a spoiler tag because as BC said, not everyone likes spoilers! 
One thing about the stream. I cant, for the life of me, understand why anyone would want to assassinate Josie. Do assassins have no class?
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