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[TheKomandorShepard]

And here I thought you would respond reasonably. I should have known better. 

LoL and how it isn't reasonably if some old guy screams that he will kill you because you want protect village how killing such person isn't reasonable.

 

I don't hear cries from peoples that their warden killed commoners in lothering that tried to feed their family by killing the warden. Even heroic wardens kills them.

 

Of course if that was what happened i rly don't see dogmatic fanatics that are told to protect peoples as bandits...  

[Hanako Ikezawa]

LoL and how it isn't reasonably if some old guy screams that he will kill you because you want protect village how killing such person isn't reasonable.

 

I don't hear cries from peoples that their warden killed commoners in lothering that tried to feed their family by killing the warden. Even heroic wardens kills them.

 

Of course if that was what happened i rly don't see dogmatic fanatics that are told to protect peoples as bandits...  

And you know the man screamed he would kill the Templars how?

[The Baconer]

Perhaps they wanted hunt on mages and guy went in their way so i don't see problem in that they killed him especially that guy was helping dangerous bombs that would blow up village. Unless they become bandist well it is nothing irregular , after all templars protect world from mages at any cost.

 

Ps.They posted full video not just short pieces?

 

They burned down a hospital over suspicions of a presence of mages (I think, it was hard to hear during this part and it was part of the now-removed dwarf inquisitor demo). The section about the Hinterlands (on the Inquisition website) states that they loot houses and kill anyone who complains, branding them "mage sympathizers", and they burn down farmhouses.

 

So they've split from the Chantry on the grounds that the current Divine was preventing them from effectively carrying out their duty (which is the defense of mundane people from the dangers of magic), but the only thing they've managed to demonstrate is that they are a complete disgrace.

[MisterJB]

In the whole video, you come across a woman whose husband, who is not a mage, was killed by the Templars when trying to stop them from raiding a village or something. 

No, they attacked him because he was holding a shovel and they thought it was a staff. "Had to be safe", they said.

Yes, it's as ridiculous as it sounds and yes those Templars deserve to be punished.

[Hanako Ikezawa]

No, they attacked him because he was holding a shovel and they thought it was a staff. "Had to be safe", they said.

Yes, it's as ridiculous as it sounds and yes those Templars deserve to be punished.

Ah, okay. I couldn't hear that well but knew it was for a stupid reason. But wow, they are ever dumber than I thought. 

[AresKeith]

I'm glad that they showed both mages and templars as antagonistic (and that they're no longer stuck wearing robes and skirts )

[TheKomandorShepard]

And you know the man screamed he would kill the Templars how?

Well as i said "Of course if that was what happened" not that happened.

 

 

They burned down a hospital over suspicions of a presence of mages (I think, it was hard to hear during this part and it was part of the now-removed dwarf inquisitor demo). The section about the Hinterlands (on the Inquisition website) states that they loot houses and kill anyone who complains, branding them "mage sympathizers", and they burn down farmhouses.

 

So they've split from the Chantry on the grounds that the current Divine was preventing them from effectively carrying out their duty (which is the defense of mundane people from the dangers of magic), but the only thing they've managed to demonstrate is that they are a complete disgrace.

LoL if that is truth it is repeat from dragon age 2 where everyone is insane bastard in fact it is even worse in da 2 because as fanatical templars were they never were so hostile to population.

[godModeAlpha]

So according to this video http://www.youtube.c...tHpoPCHgj0#t=70
 
We will be getting the chance to finish the mage/templar war.
 
Guesses for what characters will want it ended in what ways? And who may be willing to abandon you over your choices?

The video does not work? But this is interesting a concept.

I generally play pro circle, simply because I don't think there is a better solution especially when it comes to blood mages.

[MisterJB]

 (I think, it was hard to hear during this part and it was part of the now-removed dwarf inquisitor demo)

Fortunately, I saved it.

[azarhal]

What templar did? I know that mages are doing mess as always but i didn't saw templars as far only red templars that went insane are doing nasty things.

 

 It's not just the Red Templars that does it, those in the E3 demos that attacked the Inquisition party (and killed a woman's husband) were called Templar Defender and Templar Knight without any glowy lyrium on them.

[Hanako Ikezawa]

I'm glad that they showed both mages and templars as antagonistic (and that they're no longer stuck wearing robes and skirts )

I was hoping they would show more the good side of each side rather than the "Wahaha~! We're evil!" side again. 

[TheKomandorShepard]

 It's not just the Red Templars that does it, those in the E3 demos that attacked the Inquisition party (and killed a woman's husband) were called Templar Defender and Templar Knight without any glowy lyrium on them.

i guess that bio is bad at grey vs grey and we have black vs black instead again

They should teach from skryim where civil war great example of grey vs grey.

[AresKeith]

I was hoping they would show more the good side of each side rather than the "Wahaha~! We're evil!" side again. 

 

I wouldn't really say they're "evil" more like blinded by their own war and paranoia

 

It's not like they're the Red Templars

[Jedi Master of Orion]

Well it's early days still. They did say that they would show less evil on both sides, but we'll have to wait and see if that's true or not.