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[ZhengAn]

FINISHED.

 

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His facial expression when saying the line----I suspect you have question, that smile, just killed me.

I'd never thought the line would be expressed in such a way. I expected it to be much more....cold? when I watched the trailer.

And I was really impressed by lavellan. She is REALLY tough.
dumped by boyfriend again after 2 years+losing left hand+knowing solas's crazy plan/identity=walk into the hall giving great speeches+eagerly planning to stop/redeem solas

If I were her, I might just give up, irresponsibly leave inquisition behind, get drunk or so. Maybe not that bad, but never will I act as tough as her.

The kissing scene is... a bit awkward, mainly due to the animation but I still love it.

Now I just want to know if there is any possibility that inquisitors' stories can be continued in DA4? I mean, as a protagonist. I think the devs have said NO? Just want to assure.

[Illyria]

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I tried that option and he said he did not. Then something about not laying with you under false pretenses. Maybe I need to take that dialogue before the break up scene to get this reaction that you speak of?

 

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This line either means that he wouldn't sleep with her because he felt that would be a betrayal of trust, or that he did sleep with her because those feelings were real.  It leaves frick-frak snick-snak open to interpretation still.

[wildannie]

So,  just finished Trespasser...

 

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What a brilliant DLC...  It really felt like the wolf hunt I'd imagined (although the ending was not quite what I had planned )

WOW ... Solas you are one misguided puppy!  

What is confusing me a bit is about elves losing their immortality, and who exactly Solas will be saving if he drops the veil?  If he is saving immortal elves that still live in the world then I presume that the mortal elves must be the descendants of their children who were born mortal?  But if there were enough immortal elves enduring to kickstart the population of elves in Thedas (and Solas was trying to save a majority from the minority) then why did they not stay with them and keep the knowledge alive? how was that allowed to be lost?  If all elves lost their immortality the elves are the descendants of his people, the ones he tried to save so if dropping the veil might kill everyone...why would he do that?  If there is a large population of elves trapped beyond the veil then where did the modern elves come from.... I am so confused    WHO ARE YOUR PEOPLE SOLAS???

 

Also... who does that kind of thing and then goes for such a long nap?  Could he not have set is alarm clock for say.... 15 years and checked to see how things were going?  

 

ANOTHER stinger... seriously??  

 

Logic would suggest that this indicates an intention to continue with the same PC to resolve this story.  However I don't know that such logic exists in the world of Bioware so I am wary to get even remotely hyped for that actually happening...but... 

 

If you'd asked me any time since last November if I wanted to continue with my inquisitor I would have  said,  'nope, just want some closure and then to move on'.  As of 2.30 pm today the answer has now changed to OMG please please let me take her into the next game...  I thought they always found it tiresome that people always ask to 'bring back the warden' 'bring back Hawke'... well,  they really can't complain if everyone wants to continue as the quizzy after that ... YOU MADE ME WANT THIS BIOWARE... I WAS FINE... YOU DID IT *shakes fist*

 

[Eurowande]

my thoughts about agreeing with Solas or not 

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do i agree with Solas plan - HELL NO i just fck saved the world 2nd time around. I still do love him and ill try my best to save him if we have this option later.

In the same time in other hand some part of me actually do agree with his plan ( i just think we can do it without destroying the world)

Because i can imagine a world where the fade and the waking world are one, and before some say but the demons, well there was not demons before, the spirits want to join the living ( as it was before) and a demon is this desire gone wrong , so no veil - no more demons. 2 birds with 1 stone for me, i get to be with my love and there no more circles cuz there is no more need of them. ( i hate the circles from dragon age 1, got to hate them even more in dragon age 2).

If i agree with him or not is irrelevant because i can see his point, this world is not real for him , if you romance him you are like the only things that is real, but he can not change his path for only 1 person, because this will make him selfish and hes not. He will break his own heart so he can help the people, and this just made me love him more.

I saw ppl saying hes using the elves  , did i miss something or what? cuz from what i saw he WANT to give them back what he took in the first place, not kill all elves and create new ones , hes not a God.

It seems i have split personality how can i not agree and agree at the same time . May be when the next game is out ill know better how i feel about it cuz it really will took sometime to sort this feeling a lot of time.

As i said before i ALWAYS play it nice , im good with everyone, help everyone, no matter what game im playing i just always do everything the right way.

Thats the first time that im questioning my future choices

a) i want to stop him and i will even if i have to kill him

i want to help him if we can do it without destroying the world

c) tiny part of me actually want to go - burn everything i dont give a **** about this world.

Tbh i can imagine my Lavellan feeling exactly the same way 

[chaezoiv]

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c) tiny part of me actually want to go - burn everything i dont give a **** about this world.

Tbh i can imagine my Lavellan feeling exactly the same way 

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This this this this. And I almost always play the good guy too. But honestly it would make an interesting twist for the hero to join her villain lover and watch the world burn.

[Roxy]

Okay it's been hours since I finished the DLC and it's all sunk in. This is my opinion of the DLC:

 

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Before I go into the pros and cons I want to say in a way I'm okay that Lavellan and Solas's story doesn't end there (and I hope it doesn't end there) but I'm still upset he left again. If he thinks that releasing those crazy mages (who are from what I heard that spirit say pissed at him) is a good thing then he needs a good slap in the face and my Lavellan's good for that job because she loves that egghead, it's just that she's going to have to practice the slapping with her right hand now.  

 

 

 

 

 

Pro's - I like that we talk to our companions again see how they are

                         I like how some of them seemed concerned about you when your anchor goes nuts also a few sound sympathetic to                              your Lavellan

                         because Solas left you.

                         I like the story

                         We get to free a Dragon 

                         All that codex...whoa

                         We see Solas again 

                         Also we get to know more about Solas

 

              Con's - I was really hoping it wasn't "Yo Lavellan I'm the Dread wolf...laterz!" ...it pretty much turned out that way but with a                                  kiss.    

                          I can't find that Calpernia outfit!!!!   

                    

Modifié par Roxy, 09 septembre 2015 - 05:03 .

[Illyria]

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Nope, not at all, you come across as someone who tries to be helpful. I like that kind of people.

 

I want re-education, because I just really like Solas, and him turning genocide on us seriously punched me in the feels. And I want there to be a respectful, thoughtful discussion, because in arguments the truth has a chance to emerge. It was my awkwardly humorous way of saying, "Guys, help me, I still want to love Solas, pls!"

 

 

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Solas thinks of the people of now!Thedas being like the people in the dark future.  Like Dorian and Inky he wants to put the world back to way it was.  So he tries to see it as 'not real'. Leliana even calls Dorian out on seeing it like an academic problem because it's real to her, she had live it. 

 

Or rather, that's how he's trying to see it, but he also can't help but want to help the world.  That was why the romance with Lavellan threw him - if she's 'real' then everyone else could also have the potential to be 'real', not an academic problem that can be fixed.

 

We don't judge Inky's actions for resetting the dark future.  That's what Solas thinks he's trying to do.

[wildannie]

my thoughts about agreeing with Solas or not 

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do i agree with Solas plan - HELL NO i just fck saved the world 2nd time around. I still do love him and ill try my best to save him if we have this option later.

In the same time in other hand some part of me actually do agree with his plan ( i just think we can do it without destroying the world)

Because i can imagine a world where the fade and the waking world are one, and before some say but the demons, well there was not demons before, the spirits want to join the living ( as it was before) and a demon is this desire gone wrong , so no veil - no more demons. 2 birds with 1 stone for me, i get to be with my love and there no more circles cuz there is no more need of them. ( i hate the circles from dragon age 1, got to hate them even more in dragon age 2).

If i agree with him or not is irrelevant because i can see his point, this world is not real for him , if you romance him you are like the only things that is real, but he can not change his path for only 1 person, because this will make him selfish and hes not. He will break his own heart so he can help the people, and this just made me love him more.

I saw ppl saying hes using the elves  , did i miss something or what? cuz from what i saw he WANT to give them back what he took in the first place, not kill all elves and create new ones , hes not a God.

It seems i have split personality how can i not agree and agree at the same time . May be when the next game is out ill know better how i feel about it cuz it really will took sometime to sort this feeling a lot of time.

As i said before i ALWAYS play it nice , im good with everyone, help everyone, no matter what game im playing i just always do everything the right way.

Thats the first time that im questioning my future choices

a) i want to stop him and i will even if i have to kill him

i want to help him if we can do it without destroying the world

c) tiny part of me actually want to go - burn everything i dont give a **** about this world.

Tbh i can imagine my Lavellan feeling exactly the same way 

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I am also conflicted... I can see why he wants to right his wrong and also why the world that exists seems to be almost abstract to him, because this is a world that he made, it is his creation.  He took the world as it was and changed it... and that was wrong.  Taking the veil down and causing chaos would put the world back to how it was supposed to be, but would also be an act of extreme violence against the modern people of Thedas...which is also wrong... my head hurrrrrts...

[MayriyaNoori]

Wow, go to sleep and this thread moves like lightning.

 

On an excellent note, EA fixed my stuff and I can buy the DLC and play now WOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOT!!!

 

*grabs cupcakes, coffee,tissues, tinfoil hat and sad music*

 

I'm ready.

[Miss This or That]

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Solas thinks of the people of now!Thedas being like the people in the dark future.  Like Dorian and Inky he wants to put the world back to way it was.  So he tries to see it as 'not real'. Leliana even calls Dorian out on seeing it like an academic problem because it's real to her, she had live it. 

 

Or rather, that's how he's trying to see it, but he also can't help but want to help the world.  That was why the romance with Lavellan threw him - if she's 'real' then everyone else could also have the potential to be 'real', not an academic problem that can be fixed.

 

We don't judge Inky's actions for resetting the dark future.  That's what Solas thinks he's trying to do.

 

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If he had done this, like, five years after creating the Veil then that would have been fine, I think - everyone of that time that had to deal with all of it would have still been there and could have formed an opinion about the situation. Instead, he waited centuries until his own world was nothing more than a few stories and a religion built up on false beliefs. And that...isn't right. God damn that egghead!

[Oswin]

Hey guys, I just finished the DLC with my Solasmancer.

 

Hahaha...

 

aah..

 

Can I sit in the corner for a while to get my thoughts together?

 

I missed a bunch of stuff because I fail hard at finding Veilfire. I need to do more exploring and looting with my other quizzy. I just needed to get through this one run because I was so nervous 

 

The only thing on my mind right now is 

- Cass and those credits. Amazing.

 

aaand 

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My Lavellan went off with Sera   What. I hit share to grab that video because I need to watch it again. She had some kind of crossbow arm and was away with Sera. I don't even... Right. Um. Ok. That is so not what I was expecting.

 

 

I'll need to gather my thoughts and ready for a more successful run with male Lavellan. But I do know that as I ran through there were several moments were all I could think was "Damn, Solas thread is going to trip balls over this"

[Jewlie Ghoulie]

Ayo Ayo Jewlie is here to give you the possibly rundown of her opinions on Trespasser and Solavellan spoilers beneath the tag, Playa.

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Okay. So, here we go.

I loved it. Completely loved it. I believe it's the end of the Inquisition's story yes, but not of the Inquisitor!

Anyway. I wasn't someone who ever wanted a really ridiculously lovely ending for Solavellan. It would cheapen the romance and be super lame, ya feel. For me anyway. I have stated before I love how it played out and it fit the characters well. Having her friends feel sorry for her, even having Vivienne and Cassandra disapprove of her love for Solas after all this time added onto it. I think it's not the end and I think it works very well for their romance. We knew going in we would probably not have a happy ending in this DLC but it doesn't change that it was a true love and good story

[Delphine]

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If I were her, I might just give up, irresponsibly leave inquisition behind, get drunk or so. Maybe not that bad, but never will I act as tough as her.

 

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Sometimes it feels she's way too tough. It would have been interesting, story-wise, to see her go into deep stages of depression, then slowly overcoming it, calm her feelings down and setting herself to the most rational thing to do: find Solas and stop/save him. It really would have made her character more relatable and real to me. I sure as well would have had breakdowns, if I was her. I'm also sure I would have overcome those, but those major things happening to her ain't little at all, and it would be very understandable if she happened to go through a low phase.

[Bayonet Hipshot]

Bioware just revealed the protagonist for DA4. Here he is !

 

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I don't hate Solas but I can imagine a renegade DA4 or DA5 protagonist reacting this way to a somewhat mad Elven demigod.

[Illyria]

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If he had done this, like, five years after creating the Veil then that would have been fine, I think - everyone of that time that had to deal with all of it would have still been there and could have formed an opinion about the situation. Instead, he waited centuries until his own world was nothing more than a few stories and a religion built up on false beliefs. And that...isn't right. God damn that egghead!

 

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We don't know how long he spent not seeing the waking world compared to how long he spent seeing the waking world.  We know he only woke up in 940(?) Dragon and that he had seen a lot of the world during his sleep while (and this part is very important) not interacting with it.  Very easy to distance himself, to see it as not real.

 

[Sable Rhapsody]

FINISHED.

 

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His facial expression when saying the line----I suspect you have question, that smile, just killed me.

I'd never thought the line would be expressed in such a way. I expected it to be much more....cold? when I watched the trailer.

And I was really impressed by lavellan. She is REALLY tough.
dumped by boyfriend again after 2 years+losing left hand+knowing solas's crazy plan/identity=walk into the hall giving great speeches+eagerly planning to stop/redeem solas

 

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Lavellan is a f***ing badass.  All PCs are badass in their own ways, but Lavellan really sticks out to me.

 

It's not that she doesn't feel fear or pain or despair.  She clearly does; she's hurting badly for both Solas and herself in their reunion.  But she doesn't let it compromise who she is, and that's why I could wax lyrical about how awesome she is for days.  She doesn't just keep going because she has to; at least the way I played her, she keeps going because she has genuine hope and faith in people.  And the vast majority of the time, that faith in the people around her gets returned tenfold.

[Mims]

FINISHED.

 

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And I was really impressed by lavellan. She is REALLY tough.
dumped by boyfriend again after 2 years+losing left hand+knowing solas's crazy plan/identity=walk into the hall giving great speeches+eagerly planning to stop/redeem solas

If I were her, I might just give up, irresponsibly leave inquisition behind, get drunk or so. Maybe not that bad, but never will I act as tough as her.

 

This bit was my favorite part! The Inquisitor is an amazing person. 

 

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Before playing the DLC, I was kind of expecting that the Inquisitor would be brushed aside and we'd need to live in headcanon territory. I was alright with that! When it dropped that Solas had gone off the deep end, my expectations were briefly even worse- that the Inquisitor would have to just have to walk away from the plot due to game mechanics. Almost like the ending of the descent.

 

And then it completely did a full turn around! The DLC sets you up thinking you're going into retirement- NOPE. I personally picked the underground route by disbanding the inquisition, and it just felt such a perfect way to end the DLC. The Inquisitor has absolutely no reason to think she can stop Solas- and the fact that they might not be able to is barely brought up. She is confident that she'll see it through.

 

Which makes the Inquisitor, as some people have said, the perfect Xavier counterpart to Solas's Magneto.

[Roxy]

my thoughts about agreeing with Solas or not 

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do i agree with Solas plan - HELL NO i just fck saved the world 2nd time around. I still do love him and ill try my best to save him if we have this option later.

In the same time in other hand some part of me actually do agree with his plan ( i just think we can do it without destroying the world)

Because i can imagine a world where the fade and the waking world are one, and before some say but the demons, well there was not demons before, the spirits want to join the living ( as it was before) and a demon is this desire gone wrong , so no veil - no more demons. 2 birds with 1 stone for me, i get to be with my love and there no more circles cuz there is no more need of them. ( i hate the circles from dragon age 1, got to hate them even more in dragon age 2).

If i agree with him or not is irrelevant because i can see his point, this world is not real for him , if you romance him you are like the only things that is real, but he can not change his path for only 1 person, because this will make him selfish and hes not. He will break his own heart so he can help the people, and this just made me love him more.

I saw ppl saying hes using the elves  , did i miss something or what? cuz from what i saw he WANT to give them back what he took in the first place, not kill all elves and create new ones , hes not a God.

It seems i have split personality how can i not agree and agree at the same time . May be when the next game is out ill know better how i feel about it cuz it really will took sometime to sort this feeling a lot of time.

As i said before i ALWAYS play it nice , im good with everyone, help everyone, no matter what game im playing i just always do everything the right way.

Thats the first time that im questioning my future choices

a) i want to stop him and i will even if i have to kill him

i want to help him if we can do it without destroying the world

c) tiny part of me actually want to go - burn everything i dont give a **** about this world.

Tbh i can imagine my Lavellan feeling exactly the same way 

 

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I agree with some of the things you have said. I don't know what to think right now part of me wants to help him without destroying the world and the other is like Solas lay down your plans be with the woman you love and have a happy life...lol  

 

 

Ayo Ayo Jewlie is here to give you the possibly rundown of her opinions on Trespasser and Solavellan spoilers beneath the tag, Playa.

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Okay. So, here we go.

I loved it. Completely loved it. I believe it's the end of the Inquisition's story yes, but not of the Inquisitor!

Anyway. I wasn't someone who ever wanted a really ridiculously lovely ending for Solavellan. It would cheapen the romance and be super lame, ya feel. For me anyway. I have stated before I love how it played out and it fit the characters well. Having her friends feel sorry for her, even having Vivienne and Cassandra disapprove of her love for Solas after all this time added onto it. I think it's not the end and I think it works very well for their romance. We knew going in we would probably not have a happy ending in this DLC but it doesn't change that it was a true love and good story

 

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I know I keep saying I'm upset because he left and I am but I knew it was going to be a 50/50 chance.

[midnight tea]

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If he had done this, like, five years after creating the Veil then that would have been fine, I think - everyone of that time that had to deal with all of it would have still been there and could have formed an opinion about the situation. Instead, he waited centuries until his own world was nothing more than a few stories and a religion built up on false beliefs. And that...isn't right. God damn that egghead!

 

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I don't think it was that easy. He implies that he was 'unconscious' during all these millenia and woke up a year before Cory attacked at the Conclave in still weakened state. I think creating the Veil took everything out of him and he spent thousands of years in uthenera, not as much because he waited for something, but because he was so drained, he couldn't even find strength to wake up. It would actually be fitting for a feat of creating something as huge as permanent Veil and would explain why he didn't have the strength to unlock the Orb or felt the need to steal Mythal's power.

 

Anyway... did anyone else notice that one of the spirits in the escher-esque library mentioned Solas passing (at that point we only knew someone was sabotaging Qunari, but we didn't know who it was exactly) mentioned that he was passing that place and that he was... unwell?

And then Solas tells Lavellan that he doesn't want her to see what he's becoming, and I don't think he just mans some sort of psychological change.... I'm kinda worried. Like, it's easy to assume that this plan of his will end in his death or 'death', but I wonder what he's doing to himself to actually accomplish his plans? ...Turning into a giant demonic wolf?

[Miss This or That]

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We don't know how long he spent not seeing the waking world compared to how long he spent seeing the waking world.  We know he only woke up in 940(?) Dragon and that he had seen a lot of the world during his sleep while (and this part is very important) not interacting with it.  Very easy to distance himself, to see it as not real.

 

 

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I know. I just think that is really freaking weird - I mean, I understand that he wanted to wake when he was at least a little strong and could reclaim his orb, but...why would you wait so long, see a world that was once yours fall and then only intercept after such a long time? Ugh, Solas.

[Bayonet Hipshot]

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I don't think it was that easy. He implies that he was 'unconscious' during all these millenia and woke up a year before Cory attacked at the Conclave in still weakened state. I think creating the Veil took everything out of him and he spent thousands of years in uthenera, not as much because he waited for something, but because he was so drained, he couldn't even find strength to wake up. It would actually be fitting to one who created something as huge as permanent Veil and would explain why he didn't have the strength to unlock the Orb or felt the need to steal Mythal's power.

 

Anyway... did anyone else notice that one of the spirits in the escher-esque library mentioned Solas passing (at that point we only knew someone was sabotaging Qunari, but we didn't know who it was exactly) mentioned that he was passing that place and that he was... unwell?

And then Solas tells Lavellan that he doesn't want her to see hat he's becoming, and I don\t think he just mans some sort of psychological change.... I'm kinda worried. Like, it's easy to assume that this plan of his will end in his death or 'death', but I wonder what he's doing to himself to actually accomplish his plans? ...Turning into a giant demonic wolf?

 

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To tear down the Veil he has to obtain great magical power and quickly before the Inquisition, who is aware of his plans, become too powerful. Gaining too much magical power quickly has its cost. 

 

Perhaps he decides to use Blood Magic ? Perhaps he decided to tap into the power of the Blight and in doing so is slowly morphing into an Elven Corypheus ?

[LliiraAnna]

Just some thoughts on Solas that I felt like writing down. Sorry if I'm a bit off-topic, there are so many things on my mind after the DLC

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So I've seen people saying that "Solas wants to be stopped", and it got me thinking. IRL, many depressed people distance themselves from the world, but at the same time, they *want* someone to find and comfort them. Maybe it's kind of the same for Solas - he wants someone to prove him wrong, to come and show him that he doesn't need to go through with his plans.

 

It's a way to get attention.

 

Because he feels like he doesn't belong in this age. It's alien to him, and it didn't exactly treat him with much kindness (aside of possibly the Inquisition?). So, yeah, he wants to make amends, but underneath it can be sort of a selfish wish to return to the times where he felt like he *belonged*. Where there were *his* people, and not the Dalish who distrust him and look down on him and are generally pale shadows of what they used to be.

 

Tbh, if he'll be an antagonist in DA4, I hope we'll be able to talk him down with our Inquisitors. Because if a new MC will succeed where even a Lav who romanced him failed (so far), it'll be... weird x)

 

Tl:dr: Solas is really tragically messed up and I hope we'll get a possibility to make it at least a little bit better Yeah, I know, I'm an idealist and I'm likely in for a lot of disappointment, but HOPE DIES LAST. Or, rather, HOPE NEVER DIES.

[AllThatJazz]

So,  just finished Trespasser...

 

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What a brilliant DLC...  It really felt like the wolf hunt I'd imagined (although the ending was not quite what I had planned )

WOW ... Solas you are one misguided puppy!  

What is confusing me a bit is about elves losing their immortality, and who exactly Solas will be saving if he drops the veil?  If he is saving immortal elves that still live in the world then I presume that the mortal elves must be the descendants of their children who were born mortal?  But if there were enough immortal elves enduring to kickstart the population of elves in Thedas (and Solas was trying to save a majority from the minority) then why did they not stay with them and keep the knowledge alive? how was that allowed to be lost?  If all elves lost their immortality the elves are the descendants of his people, the ones he tried to save so if dropping the veil might kill everyone...why would he do that?  If there is a large population of elves trapped beyond the veil then where did the modern elves come from.... I am so confused    WHO ARE YOUR PEOPLE SOLAS???

 

Also... who does that kind of thing and then goes for such a long nap?  Could he not have set is alarm clock for say.... 15 years and checked to see how things were going?  

 

ANOTHER stinger... seriously??

 

Logic would suggest that this indicates an intention to continue with the same PC to resolve this story.  However I don't know that such logic exists in the world of Bioware so I am wary to get even remotely hyped for that actually happening...but... 

 

If you'd asked me any time since last November if I wanted to continue with my inquisitor I would have  said,  'nope, just want some closure and then to move on'.  As of 2.30 pm today the answer has now changed to OMG please please let me take her into the next game...  I thought they always found it tiresome that people always ask to 'bring back the warden' 'bring back Hawke'... well,  they really can't complain if everyone wants to continue as the quizzy after that ... YOU MADE ME WANT THIS BIOWARE... I WAS FINE... YOU DID IT *shakes fist*

 

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Same here. I actually really like the different protags, because it means we explore more of the world, and different perspectives. But now? I want my Inquisitor, there's too much of a personal investment in the story to just pass on to someone else, imo. Also would be really interesting to play as a character with a disability and a range of awesome prosthetic hands.

 

@Illyria

 

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I love your description of Solas's view of things as an academic problem. I think that's spot on.

[MoonDrummer]

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Wow, people who romanced Bull and kept him loyal to the Qun really got the short end of the stick.

[Elessara]

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To tear down the Veil he has to obtain great magical power and quickly before the Inquisition, who is aware of his plans, become too powerful. Gaining too much magical power quickly has its cost. 

 

Perhaps he decides to use Blood Magic ? Perhaps he decided to tap into the power of the Blight and in doing so is slowly morphing into an Elven Corypheus ?

 

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Tbh I hope that's not the case.  It would be kind of rehashing what we've done multiple times.  I'd rather have an antagonist that's NOT a bad guy b/c of the Blight.  So far we've had an Archdemon, the Architect & Mother (if you're counting Awakenings), red lyrium corrupted Meredith and Corypheus (x2 if you count Legacy).  Doing something like that ... again ... with Solas would just be kinda boring.

 

You know, this is all telling me that the BLIGHT is the real problem.  

 

Dude, Solas ... maybe you help fix the Blight instead, k?