I don't know what classic paradigm is that, but it makes a lot of sense
so does you hypothesis about solas and DHMG. But what about the Grey Warden? Why would he leave him out of this introduction?
Seriously, that grey warden needs a name. Is this going to be like how they promoted Su-ze in ME2?
Disappointing,
Sten is tied for the best companion dialogue in the series. A lot of people missed out on it because they usually left him at camp/Lothering. A philosophical companion would be nice BeeDubs, just saying.
I suspect the Grey Warden will be like that, partially. At least, I hope so.
He seems older than many of the other companions, more wise, more experienced and probably more able to offer advice to the Inquisitor.
He has like 3-4 very hard to unlock parables that requires him to comment on something he sees.
All I did was play as a fast talking morally neutral elf.
I don't know what classic paradigm is that, but it makes a lot of sense
Not sure. It would leave Cole and the Grey Warden unannounced, which is a real shame.
Unless they plan to say more about them at E3. Cole especially has been the *least* visible companion, and they haven't even confirmed that he's actually the young man in the War Room picture.
It could be part of a plan to reveal them later.
Well, it's more of a classic group paradigm thing. From The A-Team to Scooby-Do.
There's also an optional fifth part of the group paradigm, the "Useless Chick". I suspect that's the Inquisitor's role.
Cool, I didn't really know about it 
But checking Google, it seems Always Sunny in Philadelphia was the first place to identify the paradigm and give the characters those names? I'm not sure.
I figure they will say something about all of them at E3.
We may not get anything new over the weekend either.
Not sure. It would leave Cole and the Grey Warden unannounced, which is a real shame.
Unless they plan to say more about them at E3. Cole especially has been the *least* visible companion, and they haven't even confirmed that he's actually the young man in the War Room picture.
It could be part of a plan to reveal them later.
Oh, forgot about Cole (really)
Seriously, that grey warden needs a name. Is this going to be like how they promoted Su-ze in ME2?
There is a somewhat plausible theory that the Grey Warden companion is Stroud, except a bit older and bearded. There is a strong resemblance between them at least.
Didn't Stroud say he was leaving for Orlais when we saw him last in DA2?
Or did I just imagine that?
Didn't Stroud say he was leaving for Orlais when we saw him last in DA2?
Or did I just imagine that?
He never said he was going to Orlais, just that he is a Warden from Orlais.
Yeah, I see the resemblance if you just shave his beard.
He never said he was going to Orlais, just that he is a Warden from Orlais.
Hm, it makes sense that he could be Ser Feathers then.
It's not written vaguely. When you complete the ritual you live and when you don't you die.
but to cut this tangent short http://forum.bioware.../#entry15371761
Hmmmmm, i do see the resemblance between them. It would make him showing up randomly in DA2 pretty much out of no where make more sense too. Atleast story-wise.
There is a somewhat plausible theory that the Grey Warden companion is Stroud, except a bit older and bearded. There is a strong resemblance between them at least.
I hope not 
Is it true the party in the E3 demo will be Viv, Iron bull, and Sera?
The ritual is ill defined. Morrigan tells The Warden s/he will live if they do it and her word is all we have, and it could be she adds surviving as a perk for The Warden getting it done. We don't know how it works. We only know what Morrigan said.
I also already knew about Gaider's comments and I appreciate the BTS clarification from him. Interaction like that is one reason I adore Bioware. That however still doesn't mean anything in-story until the games display it such.
eg. Han shot first, George says that was not intended, George alters it to display the certainty. Sherlock is not Khan, turns out he was Khan.
By the way, I don't recall who said it but it was a Bioware mouth which said we could discover that what people in game have told us may need to be re-examined as to whether it's true or anything in between. As in having agendas, control of information etc. "From a certain point of view." Type thing.
All I'm saying is that this really comes down to being open to possibilities or insisting something can only be something. This is true for those pro-OGB and those which aren't.
Explain how there would be an old god baby if you didn't do the ritual. And explain why morrigan would offer it to you at all if she could just do it willy nilly without your help.
Also explain why they would bother making the inquisitor the OGB. Like..what would be the earthly point? Why bother making a confirmed male human child who would be only ten years old jump through a bunch of hoops to suddenly become either an elf or qunari or woman.
Not to mention they've confirmed that the elven inquisitor is dalish and I'm pretty dang sure Morrigan was not allowed to raise her child in a dalish clan.
Explain how there would be an old god baby if you didn't do the ritual. And explain why morrigan would offer it to you at all if she could just do it willy nilly without your help.
This isn't an OGB discussion thread. Please take it elsewhere.
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I hope not
I don't really understand how anyone could either like or dislike Stroud, we saw him for all of 10 seconds in DA2. Unless I missed something big it seems like all we know about him is that he is a GW, and then he disappears.
This isn't an OGB discussion thread. Please take it elsewhere.
Sorry, I'll refrain from derailing any more.
Well, it's more of a classic group paradigm thing. From The A-Team to Scooby-Do.
There's also an optional fifth part of the group paradigm, the "Useless Chick". I suspect that's the Inquisitor's role.
I thought the paradigm was
Hitter
Hacker
Grifter
Thief
Mastermind
Sorry, I'll refrain from derailing any more.
Thank you. 
I thought the paradigm was
Hitter
Hacker
Grifter
Thief
Mastermind
Nah, not old school enough, kid
So how disappointed will people be if the warden or DHMG or scribbles get names that aren't what we might expect of them?
Like warden being Higglesworth Bottomsfield III or Scribbles being just named Grunk.
Judging from IB's quote, he seems to be somewhat into killing 
I do hope they don't make him a straightforward homicidal maniac, but a guy who simply takes (maybe a bit too much) pride in his fighting skills. I don't really like "let's kill everything and everyone who even thinks of opposing us" type of characters.
A bit weird that they don't show his face though... 
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