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[Vita Brevis]

Note that the Redcliffe mission is the mission where you side with the mages, if anyone cares.

It doesn't happen at all if sided with the Templars?

[eoinnx03]

I want to make peace between the mages and Templars. Is that possible?

[BloodKaiden]

I want to make peace between the mages and Templars. Is that possible?

There can be no peace, war is not kind enough for it.

[Drasanil]

I want to make peace between the mages and Templars. Is that possible?

 

Spoiler

Side with the templars. Since recruiting Vivienne gets you the loyalist mage faction. There you go, templars and mages that are on the same page.

[thesuperdarkone2]

It doesn't happen at all if sided with the Templars?

Correct. Also, Redcliffe is only open to you if you side with the mages.

[SerBlacky]

Correct. Also, Redcliffe is only open to you if you side with the mages.

Spoiler

Do you have a source for this spoiler? Also is it true that we have to side with Gaspard to help Briala? (saw in other thread)

[Hanako Ikezawa]

I want to make peace between the mages and Templars. Is that possible?

No, sadly it is like DA2 where you have to pick a side and the other side becomes enemies you can't reason with. 

[Vita Brevis]

Correct. Also, Redcliffe is only open to you if you side with the mages.

 

So many possibilities and outcomes... goodbye social life.

[Handsome Jack]

No, sadly it is like DA2 where you have to pick a side and the other side becomes enemies you can't reason with. 

 

Really? There's no way to try to appease both sides?

[thesuperdarkone2]

Really? There's no way to try to appease both sides?

Yes, there won't be a peace option. Really, people expecting a peace option were just deluding themselves. You'd think the Breach killing all the moderate peace-lovers would have tipped people off, plus Gaider's comment that he didn't like the fact that there was a geth/quarian peace option in ME3

[AWTEW]

I know, and it sucks. It seems romancing her is the only relationship path that's going to have an effect. :/

i doubt that, eatlier in the closed keep beta: the option to get the grimore for her, was not present, neither was marjolines,or allistars personal quests. But the romance tiles and whether you did the ritual choice was.After feedback from the keepers, the quests were added, and I belive they will be used to determine whether or not allistar,lelliana, and morigan are your friends.

[I SOLD MY SOUL TO BIOWARE]

i doubt that, eatlier in the closed keep beta: the option to get the grimore for her, was not present, neither was marjolines,or allistars personal quests. But the romance tiles and whether you did the ritual choice was.After feedback from the keepers, the quests were added, and I belive they will be used to determine whether or not allistar,lelliana, and morigan are your friends.

 

However, those were added when the game was in the final phases of production. Pretty much just a few weeks before the game went gold.

 

I doubt they have any effect. 

[Hanako Ikezawa]

Really? There's no way to try to appease both sides?

Yep. 

Gaider hates people having good options apparently. Instead people should only have their choice in flavors of failure. 

[Xilizhra]

Yep. 

Gaider hates people having good options apparently. Instead people should only have their choice in flavors of failure. 

Just reconcile Vivienne's faction with the rebellion, and you'll have your good ending.

[AWTEW]

However, those were added when the game was in the final phases of production. Pretty much just a few weeks before the game went gold.
 
I doubt they have any effect.

Well, it seems with Lelliana (at least) that the Wardenis her friend by default, (if she was recruited and alive).

[Hanako Ikezawa]

Just reconcile Vivienne's faction with the rebellion, and you'll have your good ending.

We still have to decimate a faction that in the real world would agree to put aside their differences until The Elder One is dealt with at least.

 

It is just like the final mission in DA2, which a majority of the fanbase hated how that went, but on an even larger scale. 

[thesuperdarkone2]

Yep. 

Gaider hates people having good options apparently. Instead people should only have their choice in flavors of failure. 

If there was a peace option, why would anybody want to side with either faction? See the quarian/geth peace option where not getting it is considered a failure and choosing the other two options is bad. Creating peace removes all difficulty from the choice.

[Hanako Ikezawa]

If there was a peace option, why would anybody want to side with either faction? See the quarian/geth peace option where not getting it is considered a failure and choosing the other two options is bad. Creating peace removes all difficulty from the choice.

There are many players who hate either side for various reasons, so I wouldn't be surprised if the peace/compromise option wasn't the only one selected. Especially if they made it hard to get. 

[Muspade]

Not siding with either of them is counter productive. You need them to close the giant rift in the sky...

"I've removed the chance of compromise because there is no compromise." - Anders.

[Hanako Ikezawa]

Even though I agree that there should be a peace option the negativity in your posts is annoying

it almost seems like you are disappointed in everything about the game (about what we know so far) just because some of your "fears" have apparently come true

There was no negativity in the post you quoted at all. 

 

As for being disappointed and negative about things in general, I have a right to be. For years Bioware goes on about how the Inquisition is about "saving the world from itself" when all we do is escalate the conflicts.

[Muspade]

There was no negativity in the post you quoted at all.

As for being disappointed and negative about things, I have a right to be. For years Bioware goes on about how the Inquisition is about "saving the world from itself" when all we do is escalate conflicts.

Unfortunately, dragon age is a Grey franchise. So, Reeh? What did you expect?

[Xilizhra]

We still have to decimate a faction that in the real world would agree to put aside their differences until The Elder One is dealt with at least.

 

It is just like the final mission in DA2, which a majority of the fanbase hated how that went, but on an even larger scale. 

In the real world, the templar equivalents are the ones with all the cheap bombs. I don't think that not being able to have a reconciliation is too unrealistic.

 

 

There was no negativity in the post you quoted at all. 

 

As for being disappointed and negative about things in general, I have a right to be. For years Bioware goes on about how the Inquisition is about "saving the world from itself" when all we do is escalate the conflicts.

And finish them.

[Hanako Ikezawa]

Unfortunately, dragon age is a Grey franchise. So, Reeh? What did you expect?

I expected grey, not black. They advertised the former but by all info so far are giving the latter. 

 

In the real world, the templar equivalents are the ones with all the cheap bombs. I don't think that not being able to have a reconciliation is too unrealistic.

 

 

And finish them.

Except it is a video game. Unrealistic things happen in them. Shepard would never have gotten all those sides to work together against the Reapers in six months, and yet we did.

 

Finishing fights by eliminating a side is not "saving the world from itself".