Yes, because most of the common people seeing them as brutes as much as chivalrous is obviously a sign they are okay with it.
Besides, rights have to start somewhere. I can be Thedas's starter of it.
Common soldiers respect Gaspard. And he is leader of chevaliers.
Well... They havn't yet announced the inevitable DLC companion...
I felt so bad for Liselle. I'm glad she was able to get away safely.
And so on? Social layers. It can happened in our world too, you know.
Common soldiers respect Gaspard. And he is leader of chevaliers.
I plan on disposing of Gaspard anyway. The only thing I like about him is him wanting to get rid of The Grand Game.
And so on? Social layers. It can happened in our world too, you know.
Doesn't make it right and doesn't mean those who do it shouldn't be punished.
Well... They havn't yet announced the inevitable DLC companion...
They have stated categorically that there won't be one.
Well, there can be a temporary companion though, like Tallis in MotA or Liara in ME2's LotSB.
They have stated categorically that there won't be one.
They also said that choices made in previous ME games would hugely impact the ending of ME3 and that DA2 would be the story of how Hawke became the most important person in Thedas. Don't believe anything until you see it when it comes to marketing.
Doesn't make it right and doesn't mean those who do it shouldn't be punished.
It doesn't but sweehart- DA= our medieval. Also remeber Vaughan? He wasn't chevalier.
It doesn't but sweehart- DA= our medieval. Also remeber Vaughan? He wasn't chevalier.
And if I lived in medieval times, I'd be saying the same. Time period is no excuse for atrocities.
I remember Vaughan. His blood stained my City's Elf's wedding dress and every other Warden's murder knife.
But it doesn't make our possible companion Chevalier bad man.
But it doesn't make our possible companion Chevalier bad man.
As I said, if they are like Dorian, as in hating what the their group does and hate what they did to get where they are, then they won't face death or imprisonment.
We don't even have access to a proper French accent for the PC.
I don't understand why BioWare likes Ferelden. It feels like one of the more generic fantasy lands out there.
IIRC, Chevaliers are members of the noble class. Don't you think murdering one might backfire?
Maybe they feel it's the most relatable place in Thedas for players for that very reason?
What Sasha Braus is saying is that just because most people approve of something doesn't make it right. Most of the antebellum southern U.S. supported slavery. Does that mean I can't say it was wrong? Lots of Germans supported Hitler during WWII. I still say what the Nazis did was wrong.
Since when, outside of Hollywood films, was rape considered acceptable in Medieval times? I don't know about the Continent of Europe but England had laws. Sure some nobles probably acted as though they were above the law but it was there. Henry II accepted a public flogging as his penance for his part in the death of Thomas Beckett. Can you see the Chantry making any noble, much less the Empress Celene, endure a public penance for their part in the death of someone? Yet murder is condemned in the Chant of Light. (Strangely enough rape is not mentioned).
In Thedas there seems to be one law for the nobles, one law for the human commoners and virtually nothing for the elves. And for some reason it would appear that rape is not considered a particularly serious crime by either the Chantry or the Law Enforcement officers, presumably because the Maker forgot to mention it. If I am allowed, and I dare say it will not, my first act as Inquisitor would be to declare the morality of the Chant of Light as applying to all, high or low, just as it says and ensure that Justice is applied evenly across the social classes, no matter what your race. As for Divine Right to do anything, that would be officially abolished.
IIRC, Chevaliers are members of the noble class. Don't you think murdering one might backfire?
I'll be murdering a lot of them. The current state of the world offers a perfect opportunity.
Who will all the common people side with, the nobles who are in league with the demons, or a literal messiah?
After the Masked Empire I was sort of hoping that Michel would be a companion but there you go. We do not know Blackwall's backstory. May be he was being trained as a Chevalier and it was his disgust at their training methods that led him to become a Warden. I think he is definitely meant to be Orlesian in origin, if the letter from one of the Orlesian Wardens named Blackwall at the time of the Ferelden Blight was the same person, and it seems too much of a coincidence if it were not.
On IMDB, Dragon Age Inquisition lists someone voicing "Michel" so... He might still be in the game. I hope to kill him 
A Chevalier companion would be awesome if there's not one (super secret companion) i could def see one as a DLC.
They game is split bewteen Ferelden and Orlais. Also, I'm fine with the companions now so It doesn't bother me we don't have an Chevalier as a companion. Also, aren't they assholes?
I'm glad we don't have a Chevalier companion. I'd have to either imprison or kill them on principle.
But but but Aveline is named after a posthumous Female Chevalier, so they can't all be bad.
It was in World of Thedas.
Edit: Here is a link to a copy of the text.
We don't even have access to a proper French accent for the PC.I don't understand why BioWare likes Ferelden. It feels like one of the more generic fantasy lands out there.
I'm glad we don't have a Chevalier companion. I'd have to either imprison or kill them on principle.
But but but Aveline is named after a posthumous Female Chevalier, so they can't all be bad.
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