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[Ajna]

For those who want graphics to help.

 

Spoiler

 

HAHAHA this is amazing.

[Patchwork]

You know... I was just thinking that.

 

The numbers do back this theory up. 

[Mims]

I was wondering if anyone has considered if Solas' plan involves time travel , going back, warping time, erasing it? They just introduced the concept of magic that can affect the flow of time in the mages quest, but it could be a possibility. Maybe do a little back to the future? If he truly is immortal he probably does not perceive time as mortals do. It's probably not the case , but I would like if they continued to explore the time manipulation concept if not with Solas' storyline , than use it for something else. A DLC that futures heavy time travel would be great. If we can see past events , places that would not be accessible otherwise. Maybe we could even visit Arlathan? Time travel /warping could have many utilities even if the magic, as Dorian explained , is quite unstable and could tear down time. Maybe there is way to make it more safe.The possibilities could be endless...

 

I don't think so. Its possible, but Solas seems surprised to find out about time magic. He doesn't even seem to believe it at first.

 

The game seemed to set up that time travel was only made possible because of the breach itself. Since there's no breach [that we know of] in Arlathan, there's no connecting point. They would have to introduce a new method of travel. 

[slmisfit]

For those who want graphics to help.

 

Spoiler

Welp... it's not wrong, that's for sure.

[vierrae]

What? We didn't sink into despair. Just some... philosophical discussion 

Ooooh, now I know, why people from philosophy major used to drink like an aquarium full of fishes

 

 

I was wondering if anyone has considered if Solas' plan involves time travel , going back, warping time, erasing it? They just introduced the concept of magic that can affect the flow of time in the mages quest, but it could be a possibility. Maybe do a little back to the future? If he truly is immortal he probably does not perceive time as mortals do. It's probably not the case , but I would like if they continued to explore the time manipulation concept if not with Solas' storyline , than use it for something else. A DLC that futures heavy time travel would be great. If we can see past events , places that would not be accessible otherwise. Maybe we could even visit Arlathan? Time travel /warping could have many utilities even if the magic, as Dorian explained , is quite unstable and could tear down time. Maybe there is way to make it more safe.The possibilities could be endless...

Nope. Time magic doesn't work before the Breach timeline.

[AzureNika]

I was wondering if anyone has considered if Solas' plan involves time travel , going back, warping time, erasing it? They just introduced the concept of magic that can affect the flow of time in the mages quest, but it could be a possibility. Maybe do a little back to the future? If he truly is immortal he probably does not perceive time as mortals do. It's probably not the case , but I would like if they continued to explore the time manipulation concept if not with Solas' storyline , than use it for something else. A DLC that futures heavy time travel would be great. If we can see past events , places that would not be accessible otherwise. Maybe we could even visit Arlathan? Time travel /warping could have many utilities even if the magic, as Dorian explained , is quite unstable and could tear down time. Maybe there is way to make it more safe.The possibilities could be endless...

It wouldn't matter how his immortality alters his views on time, any changes he would make would simply just splinter the timeline and leave the future he left behind unchanged and create an alternate world...maybe. Thedas is weird so maybe it would be a-ok. But i have a feeling it could involve some time travel since he looked fascinated by it, changing or fixing a mistake seems to most times lead to altering timelines. Still we aren't sure exactly what is it he plans to do

[BoscoBread]

Guys? How the **** did you all end up rock bottom AGAIN? In the time it took me to leave work, get home and eat, the thread has sunk to despair again... who do I have to kneecap? *cracks knuckles*

I think people waffle on the happy/sad because we have nothing else to grab onto yet.  I'm on team "whatever happens happens".  I will be fine as long as it's good.  I still play through Thane's story line even though I'm gutted every.single.time.  But it's a good kind of ripping my heart out of my chest.  It feels ok.  There's resolution. 

 

With Solas: We have nothing yet, just a lot of questions and anger.  Once we get resolution to the story - even if it's sad - people will be ok.  I hope. 

[LliiraAnna]

Ooooh, now I know, why people from philosophy major used to drink like an aquarium full of fishes

That's how I look at it, anyway. I'm sorry if I said something wrong. 

[AzureNika]

I think people waffle on the happy/sad because we have nothing else to grab onto yet.  I'm on team "whatever happens happens".  I will be fine as long as it's good.  I still play through Thane's story line even though I'm gutted every.single.time.  But it's a good kind of ripping my heart out of my chest.  It feels ok.  There's resolution.  We have nothing yet, just a lot of questions and anger.  Once we get resolution to the story - even if it's sad - people will be ok.  I hope. 

Some might disagree with me but I find Thanes romance to be the best way to go, sure Shep suffers his loss but she knew what she was getting into from the start and judging by how it ends she doesn't leave a brokenhearted lover behind. (lol especially Kaidan or any ME romance)

[TanisLave]

Wonder how many Solavellan's did Thanes romance.

 

/eyes you masochists

[DraconisWolf]

 

Ooooh, now I know, why people from philosophy major used to drink like an aquarium full of fishes

 

 

Nope. Time magic doesn't work before the Breach timeline.

 

Ah, gotcha. Thanks. It was worth a shot atleast.

 

RE: The dwarfs mixing with other races. I remember something about someone...lol In DAO the Ash warriors say that they got their fighting style from a man that was half-dwarf half-human (someone Dwarfson)If I remember correctly. It has been years since I last played it.

[NightSymphony]

http://daroneasa.dev...s-Way-506851871

[NightSymphony]

http://daylijah.devi...ition-506855322

[LliiraAnna]

Ah, gotcha. Thanks. It was worth a shot atleast.

 

RE: The dwarfs mixing with other races. I remember something about someone...lol In DAO the Ash warriors say that they got their fighting style from a man that was half-dwarf half-human (someone Dwarfson)If I remember correctly. It has been years since I last played it.

Here's the codex entry. I need to re-read it, but there's nothing about him being a half-dwarf?

 

Spoiler

 

At an early age, Luthias was smaller than most children of the Alamarri. At the age of 12, Luthias saved Tutha, the son of the tribal chief, from his own dog. The dog had gone rabid, and when it attacked Tutha, Luthias slew it with his bare hands. Tutha's father, Mabene, was impressed with Luthias's strength and bravery, and so took him in as his own son.

 

When Luthias grew to manhood, he became known for his charisma and bravery. While shorter than his fellow warriors, Luthias was stronger and doughtier than any warrior in the tribe. When Luthias was still a young man, Mabene sent him to the dwarven city of Orzammar to negotiate an alliance. Mabene's tribe had come into conflict with other Alamarri, and he needed as much help as he could get.

 

Luthias was unable to convince the dwarven king to aid his tribe, but fell in love with the king's daughter, Scaea. Luthias and Scaea fled the dwarven realm and returned to his tribe. Scaea taught Luthias the art of fighting without pain, the berserker state known as the "battle wrath," and with it, Luthias became a renowned warrior.

 

Luthias led his tribe to many victories, until eventually he replaced his foster father as chief of his tribe. This peace would not last. During a feast between the tribal leaders of the Alamarri and the Avvar, the beautiful and powerful Avvar chieftain, Morrighan'nan, became enamored with Luthias and seduced him. Scaea learned of the tryst and fled the village to return to Orzammar. When Luthias rebuffed Morrighan'nan's offer of marriage, she left in great anger, and from that moment on, there was war between the two tribes.

 

For 15 years, the Alamarri and Avvar fought. During the Battle of Red Falls, a powerful young warrior from Morrighan'nan's tribe challenged Luthias to a battle. Luthias was injured grievously, but slew the boy. Morrighan'nan revealed that the boy was Luthias's son, conceived 15 years ago during their tryst. She cursed Luthias as the murderer of his own kin, and the Battle of Red Falls turned against Luthias.

 

Morrighan'nan defeated Luthias in battle after battle, until the Alamarri were driven to the foothills of the Frostback Mountains. There, Luthias made a last stand. In the night before Luthias's final battle, Scaea came to him and offered him a dwarven suit of chain in exchange for a night together. Luthias agreed and wore the armor the following morning in battle. The battle was fierce and bloody, and Luthias met Morrighan'nan in personal combat. In the end, Luthias slew the warrior woman, but not before receiving a mortal wound to his heart, the chain inexplicably unable to block her final blow. Luthias died, and after the battle was done a party of dwarven warriors came down from the mountain and took the body of Luthias back to Orzammar.

 

--From The Legend of Luthias Dwarfson, author unrecorded, circa -350 Ancient.

 

Edit: top of the page.

 

 

http://honorarykroga...mythal-probably

[DrTeatime]

I may have gotten some of the Better Screenshots utilities working.

Ok, so maybe ended up making the game crash but I did successfully take a 5120x2560 screenshot.

 

This means I'll probably be messing around with flycam again tonight. :3

[Sister Squish]

Hey all, too busy to respond in full today, but wanted to say that I have really enjoyed following the discussions on "The Black City", "The Void", "The Stone" and "The Pantheon". 

 

(Also I may be a little in love with Andruil and Ghilan'nain despite not knowing if we'll ever meet them >.>) 

 

#mordinscienceteam at full speed, good job guys! 

[SolaceInSolas]

Wonder how many Solavellan's did Thanes romance.

 

/eyes you masochists

[DraconisWolf]

Wonder how many Solavellan's did Thanes romance.

 

/eyes you masochists

I did. But I also kind of had lots of Shepards to spare lol. Yeah....But I never romanced Jacob, cause **** you Jacob. I talked to him only 2 times - first time when you get on board of the Normandy 2.0 and to get his loyalty mission. And that's the end of that. 

Ah Thane, let's go somewhere more private...*moves next to the window".  

[vierrae]

Hey all, too busy to respond in full today, but wanted to say that I have really enjoyed following the discussions on "The Black City", "The Void", "The Stone" and "The Pantheon". 

 

(Also I may be a little in love with Andruil and Ghilan'nain despite not knowing if we'll ever meet them >.>) 

 

#mordinscienceteam at full speed, good job guys! 

Speaking of science...

It's said, that Thalsian, dreamer from the Neromenian tribes, claimed that he ventured to the realm of the Old Gods, where Dumat taught him blood magic (ref. The World of Thedas). Soooo, it is only logical to conclude, that whatever the Old Gods are, they dwell within the Fade. Some of them. Dumat. Yeah...

 

EDIT: Oh, and considering how easily Quizzie shapes the Fade into Haven, it's very possible, she's also a talented dreamer.

Modifié par vierra, 13 janvier 2015 - 08:05 .

[Ser_Lurk]

He can be pretty awful if you make him mad though.

[Gifs below]

Spoiler

[He's addressing a human inquisitor here, btw.]

 

Does anyone know what he says to a Dalish Inquisitor here? Is it the same, "From the stories..." line?

[BlueElf2]

Spoiler

Diarmuid/Lancer got me. :[ Poor guy just wanted to have an honorable fight. 

Spoiler

I cried so much over Lancer. Guy deserved better.

[DraconisWolf]

 

Here's the codex entry. I need to re-read it, but there's nothing about him being a half-dwarf?

 

Spoiler

 

At an early age, Luthias was smaller than most children of the Alamarri. At the age of 12, Luthias saved Tutha, the son of the tribal chief, from his own dog. The dog had gone rabid, and when it attacked Tutha, Luthias slew it with his bare hands. Tutha's father, Mabene, was impressed with Luthias's strength and bravery, and so took him in as his own son.

 

When Luthias grew to manhood, he became known for his charisma and bravery. While shorter than his fellow warriors, Luthias was stronger and doughtier than any warrior in the tribe. When Luthias was still a young man, Mabene sent him to the dwarven city of Orzammar to negotiate an alliance. Mabene's tribe had come into conflict with other Alamarri, and he needed as much help as he could get.

 

Luthias was unable to convince the dwarven king to aid his tribe, but fell in love with the king's daughter, Scaea. Luthias and Scaea fled the dwarven realm and returned to his tribe. Scaea taught Luthias the art of fighting without pain, the berserker state known as the "battle wrath," and with it, Luthias became a renowned warrior.

 

Luthias led his tribe to many victories, until eventually he replaced his foster father as chief of his tribe. This peace would not last. During a feast between the tribal leaders of the Alamarri and the Avvar, the beautiful and powerful Avvar chieftain, Morrighan'nan, became enamored with Luthias and seduced him. Scaea learned of the tryst and fled the village to return to Orzammar. When Luthias rebuffed Morrighan'nan's offer of marriage, she left in great anger, and from that moment on, there was war between the two tribes.

 

For 15 years, the Alamarri and Avvar fought. During the Battle of Red Falls, a powerful young warrior from Morrighan'nan's tribe challenged Luthias to a battle. Luthias was injured grievously, but slew the boy. Morrighan'nan revealed that the boy was Luthias's son, conceived 15 years ago during their tryst. She cursed Luthias as the murderer of his own kin, and the Battle of Red Falls turned against Luthias.

 

Morrighan'nan defeated Luthias in battle after battle, until the Alamarri were driven to the foothills of the Frostback Mountains. There, Luthias made a last stand. In the night before Luthias's final battle, Scaea came to him and offered him a dwarven suit of chain in exchange for a night together. Luthias agreed and wore the armor the following morning in battle. The battle was fierce and bloody, and Luthias met Morrighan'nan in personal combat. In the end, Luthias slew the warrior woman, but not before receiving a mortal wound to his heart, the chain inexplicably unable to block her final blow. Luthias died, and after the battle was done a party of dwarven warriors came down from the mountain and took the body of Luthias back to Orzammar.

 

--From The Legend of Luthias Dwarfson, author unrecorded, circa -350 Ancient.

 

Edit: top of the page.

 

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http://honorarykroga...mythal-probably

Ah, so he wasn't really half-dwarf...well  ****. Now I'm starting to think that memory of DAO is even worse than I thought

[NightSymphony]

 

OK...The Dragon Age page on Facebook just posted this.  I climbed all over that thing and nothing happened.  Another bug?

[DrTeatime]

Does anyone know what he says to a Dalish Inquisitor here? Is it the same, "From the stories..." line?

It's apparently the same.

I guess he must be referencing the Dalish in that case though, as opposed to just elves.