That would be a lousy reason, especially since we don't know all the important NPC. Even so, NPCs just don't remplace companions, no matter how important they are.
Well, to be fair there were quite a few more female companions that male in ME3 if I recall correctly, although I would enjoy another female rogue. :3
Well, to be fair there were quite a few more female companions that male in ME3 if I recall correctly, although I would enjoy another female rogue. :3
It'd make sense. I personally woudl hope for a fem-qun, but we've got a qun already. Still *fingers crossed*
It'd make sense. I personally woudl hope for a fem-qun, but we've got a qun already. Still *fingers crossed*
We still haven't gotten a female dwarf companion without DLC. However I'd trade a female dwarf for a female qunari any day. I'm interested to see how they look in-game.
Considering we've actually seen Beardy McWarden in game, I would say that puts him squarely above "completely debatable." I mean at this point it seems literally anything could happen but if we're actually ranking probabilities...
Considering we've actually seen Beardy McWarden in game, I would say that puts him squarely above "completely debatable." I mean at this point it seems literally anything could happen but if we're actually ranking probabilities...
True, however we haven't heard about him in a very long while, and they could have easily scrapped him
Considering we've actually seen Beardy McWarden in game, I would say that puts him squarely above "completely debatable." I mean at this point it seems literally anything could happen but if we're actually ranking probabilities...
We've inferred Sera from the survey is that blonde elf archer.
Also Cullen is confirmed in game and confirmed romance. It's logical to assume he is still a warrior. non-follower romances haven't been confirmed, so they are kinda competing with each other. A lot is still up in the air. That's why I put them in that slot
This is the line up that I think is likely;
Warriors: Cassandra, Iron Bull, Warden
Rogues: Varric, Sera, Cole
Mages: Vivienne, Solas, DHMG (as Dorian)
Well, to be fair there were quite a few more female companions that male in ME3 if I recall correctly
You can't compare, ME3 had the same protagonist, so more returning characters, and at this point a lot of them could be dead or alive. And the end result was, you could have anything from 2F/1M to 2F/4M or 4F/1M.
DAI has a fresh party (well, minus Varric) with none of the companions possibly dead.
This is the line up that I think is likely;
Warriors: Cassandra, Iron Bull, Warden
Rogues: Varric, Sera, Cole
Mages: Vivienne, Solas, DHMG (as Dorian)
I think that is the best guess.
The Rogue category is the one with the biggest remaning question mark though. Cole is as good a guess as any, but we haven't seen any concept art or gameplay footage at all of any potential rogue characters beyond Varric and Sera.
You can't compare, ME3 had the same protagonist, so more returning characters, and at this point a lot of them could be dead or alive. And the end result was, you could have anything from 2F/1M to 2F/4M or 4F/1M.
DAI has a fresh party (well, minus Varric) with none of the companions possibly dead.
That doesn't mean they need to have same number of men and women though, essentially all they need is the same number of male and female LIs
That doesn't mean they need to have same number of men and women though, essentially all they need is the same number of male and female LIs
Bioware keeps going on about inclusivity and representation, so people expect inclusivity and representation from them.
And frankly ME is way more of a straight male fantasy than DA ever was, so I don't really want some ME-ness in here.
Probably because he's one of the most important NPCs, which is probably also why Leliana and the scribe girl are in the art. They're probably usually in the war room, where the art is depicted, or at least some similar meeting area.
But what do you think he had more to offer than the likely companions?
To learn more about him.What happen to him after DA2.
To learn more about him.What happen to him after DA2.
How is learning about Cullen more interesting than learning about the likely companions? What do you think makes his history more interesting?
Has anyone been able to definitively confirm that the devs meant 3/3/3 when they said "evenly distributed?"
3/3/3 seems to be the route they are going, considering we have two confirmed warriors (Cassandra & the Iron Bull) and one unconfirmed warrior (the Grey Warden) who showed up in gameplay footage. It would honestly be more surprising at this point if the Grey Warden wasn't a companion.
Assuming the Grey Warden is the third and final warrior, we should also have three rogues and three mages. Or at least we should if Bioware is still going for an even distribution of gameplay classes among the companions.
I was hoping maybe someone had asked a Dev for clarification. They've never had perfectly even class distribution before, so I'm skeptical. Not that I'm against the idea (though I would like better race/gender distribution too)3/3/3 seems to be the route they are going, considering we have two confirmed warriors (Cassandra & the Iron Bull) and one unconfirmed warrior (the Grey Warden) who showed up in gameplay footage. It would honestly be more surprising at this point if the Grey Warden wasn't a companion.
Assuming the Grey Warden is the third and final warrior, we should also have three rogues and three mages. Or at least we should if Bioware is still going for an even distribution of gameplay classes among the companions.
How is learning about Cullen more interesting than learning about the likely companions? What do you think makes his history more interesting?
The events of Kirkwall for one. And the newer companions don't seem all that interesting to me.
How is learning about Cullen more interesting than learning about the likely companions? What do you think makes his history more interesting?
Cullen has seen the worst of both the mages and the templars.
The events of Kirkwall for one. And the newer companions don't seem all that interesting to me.
But we haven't heard anything about the new companions! (exception made for Varric,Cassandra and Vivienne)
Cullen has seen the worst of both the mages and the templars.
So has Varric and Cassandra. The mage/templar war isn't the main focus of Inquisition, so we don't really need the whole team aimed at different perspectives on it.
Oh........
woops.
I'm dyslexic....
Now I feel bad.
So has Varric and Cassandra. The mage/templar war isn't the main focus of Inquisition, so we don't really need the whole team aimed at different perspectives on it.
Varric and Cassandra didn't see what happened at the Circle tower in Ferelden. After that,Cullen had no doubt in the templar order,believing they were doing the best thing. Until Knight Commander Meredith came along.
I think it would be interesting to see how his opinion has changed,what he now thinks about the mages and the templar order. I'm not saying that he's more interesting than anyone else in your party (I'm very intrigued by Sera,to tell you the truth),but I think he has the potential of becoming more than the fangirls' favorite templar.
Varric and Cassandra didn't see what happened at the Circle tower in Ferelden. After that,Cullen had no doubt in the templar order,believing they were doing the best thing. Until Knight Commander Meredith came along.
I think it would be interesting to see how his opinion has changed,what he now thinks about the mages and the templar order. I'm not saying that he's more interesting than anyone else in your party (I'm very intrigued by Sera,to tell you the truth),but I think he has the potential of becoming more than the fangirls' favorite templar.
He can do all that while being a companion
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