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Personally I would love if the big bad had Harbinger's VA
So bummed he didn't speak in ME3. I mean...that was a bigger disappointment than no "ah yes 'reapers'."
But YES evil dude that blew a hole in the fade having Harby's voice would rock. Hopefully it'd be just as hammy.
So bummed he didn't speak in ME3. I mean...that was a bigger disappointment than no "ah yes 'reapers'."
But YES evil dude that blew a hole in the fade having Harby's voice would rock. Hopefully it'd be just as hammy.
Watch, the VA for Iron Bull is the Harbinger.
"Assuming direct control," indeed.
Okay okay I'll stop. For now.
He did fantastic in Halo 4 as Didact
So bummed he didn't speak in ME3. I mean...that was a bigger disappointment than no "ah yes 'reapers'."
But YES evil dude that blew a hole in the fade having Harby's voice would rock. Hopefully it'd be just as hammy.
What if it was a woman?
Then I'd hope it was Flemeth. She has large ham covered 
Nevermind....that's what happens when you read too fast...
Then I'd hope it was Flemeth. She has large ham covered
Yes, but I doubt it was her.
Wouldn't mind Garrus' voice either.
Sadly yes. I do hope she saves us again. That's always fun xD
Garrus 
Don't get me wrong, because I love the elves of Thedas, but most of the Dalish just seem horrible. I get that they've been treated horribly, but it's like in the game and the books, there are no decent Dalish elves. It seems there are a few in game that aren't complete asses, like Lenaya, Merethari, and Merrill, but overall, they're distrustful of everyone and they don't even care about their own kind. That was my main problem with the Dalish in TME. It didn't actually bother me that they summoned the demon. If the humans hand't come across their camp, he probably would have remained right there bound in the circle. To me, the worst thing was that they didn't care about the plight of their own people. They would just write them off because they were "flat ears" or not true elves...it was bad to me because the city elves were born in the city and stayed there because they knew no better. If they had cared-if a little bit- for the city counterparts, I would feel more sympathy for them. But...yeah, my sympathy for the Dalish went downhill after that book.
Well, I think what you have to consider is that the tribes widely vary. In DA2 there's a character, Pol, that was a city elf that joined their tribe. They accept back Feynriel's mother and even do everything they can to help Feynriel, himself, despite him even being half human. The tribe in TME is especially awful, but I don't think that can be attributed to all elves. What about Velanna's tribe, that thought she was too extreme and turned against her for her methods? The keeper that made the werewolves in DA:O hid the fact that he did, so I assume his tribe wasn't on board with him in doing so. I think we do see decent elves that want peaceful solutions and I think Merrill's tribe seemed to care about elves that were born outside of the Dalish or left. We see bad Dalish, but we see a lot of bad in all the groups.
That would be very very very very very very very very very......very creepy AresKeith!
One person's creepiness is another person's hottness. Just sayin. 
Sadly yes. I do hope she saves us again. That's always fun xD
I'd love for us to have to save her this time, and not in exchange for a favor. Even the mighty and powerful Flemeth could get into some kind of trouble.
I do wonder when we'll meet her. It would be interesting if it's after the romance path has started with your LI and she remarks on it.
"One of the People, with a member of the Qun. Fascinating times we live in."
Well, I think what you have to consider is that the tribes widely vary. In DA2 there's a character, Pol, that was a city elf that joined their tribe. They accept back Feynriel's mother and even do everything they can to help Feynriel, himself, despite him even being half human. The tribe in TME is especially awful, but I don't think that can be attributed to all elves. What about Velanna's tribe, that thought she was too extreme and turned against her for her methods? The keeper that made the werewolves in DA:O hid the fact that he did, so I assume his tribe wasn't on board with him in doing so. I think we do see decent elves that want peaceful solutions and I think Merrill's tribe seemed to care about elves that were born outside of the Dalish or left. We see bad Dalish, but we see a lot of bad in all the groups.
True enough. Since that's the last big of DA I got was from the books, it left a bad taste in my mouth. It's also the freshest in my mind because it's been at least a year since I've played II or origins. The books and games are great at highlighting all the bad in all the groups though. By the end of DA II, I didn't want to side with the templars or the mages! My Hawke just wanted to wring her hands of the entire mess and set sail with Isabela.
But you're right, I wasn't thinking about DA:A or that they took back Feynriel's mother.
I want an Iron Bull twerking gif so bad.
Well he's not twerking but hey look a moving pic of IB
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Of course we see bad in Dalish. I was just saying I like the underlying philosophy.
"Never again shall we submit."
If they were a mage fraternity, they'd either be isolationist or libertarian (I'm leaning on isolationist.. they're not as militant as libertarians on a whole). Either way, I prefer both types of approaches to life. "Controlling" others and stuff (like the Qun and Chantry attempts) might as well be alien to me. It's nothing I can relate to. I have no desire to control people. Or order entire societies to conform to a specific system. This is something that religions and totalitarianism (especially in our own history with the USSR and China) tries to do. I just do not understand it. At least the Dalish say something I relate to. "Leave us the **** alone". Works for me.
edit: whoa.. that's a bit longer than it should be. I'll just leave it at that.
At first they didn't want Feynriel back because humans outbreed elves. But magic is more important.True enough. Since that's the last big of DA I got was from the books, it left a bad taste in my mouth. It's also the freshest in my mind because it's been at least a year since I've played II or origins. The books and games are great at highlighting all the bad in all the groups though. By the end of DA II, I didn't want to side with the templars or the mages! My Hawke just wanted to wring her hands of the entire mess and set sail with Isabela.
But you're right, I wasn't thinking about DA:A or that they took back Feynriel's mother.
Of course we see bad in Dalish. I was just saying I like the underlying philosophy.
"Never again shall we submit."
If they were a mage fraternity, they'd either be isolationist or libertarian (I'm leaning on isolationist.. they're not as militant as libertarians on a whole). Either way, I prefer both types of approaches to life. "Controlling" others and stuff (like the Qun and Chantry attempts) might as well be alien to me. It's nothing I can relate to. I have no desire to control people. Or order entire societies to conform to a specific system. This is something that religions and totalitarianism (especially in our own history with the USSR and China) tries to do. I just do not understand it.
edit: whoa.. that's a bit longer than it should be. I'll just leave it at that.
I definitely agree. There are too many groups in Thedas I think are interesting and want more information on. I love the Qunari philosophy even though I couldn't disagree with it more. Regardless of whether everyone has a place or not, I don't think it's worth it to give up yourself so wholly to anything. I would love to know more about the Dalish pantheon...and to know more about the ancient elves. Since it was touched upon in TME, I'm hoping we can get even more info in Inquisition. The Chantry is probably the least interesting group to me, but I'd love to know more about Maferath, Andraste, and particularly Shartan.
*Ahem* More on topic, I wonder if either of the elves will be race-gated because of the whole elves trying to keep breeding because they are disappearing. That doesn't really apply to Sera, but if Solas is a romance, I wonder if he would only be interested in an Elven inquisitor.
One person's creepiness is another person's hottness. Just sayin.
I'd love for us to have to save her this time, and not in exchange for a favor. Even the mighty and powerful Flemeth could get into some kind of trouble.
I do wonder when we'll meet her. It would be interesting if it's after the romance path has started with your LI and she remarks on it.
"One of the People, with a member of the Qun. Fascinating times we live in."
Nooooo. Flemeth is one of the most BA lady in the setting. Last thing I want is protag to save her D:
Nope do not want. Do not want. So much do not want. Nope. NOOOOOOOOOO.
I will sad face so hard if the protag does that.
Besides I'm fairly certain if anything is dangerous enough for Flemeth to be vulnerable it's something that'll probably chew up our Inq and spit em out.
Though yes I do hope she remarks on companions again. That was a bit of a treat especially replaying the game and seeing the foreshadowing.
Nooooo. Flemeth is
one ofthe most BA lady in the setting. Last thing I want is protag to save her D:
Nope do not want. Do not want. So much do not want. Nope. NOOOOOOOOOO.
I will sad face so hard if the protag does that.
Besides I'm fairly certain if anything is dangerous enough for Flemeth to be vulnerable it's something that'll probably chew up our Inq and spit em out.
Though yes I do hope she remarks on companions again. That was a bit of a treat especially replaying the game and seeing the foreshadowing.
If Flemeth tells you you're being dumb, you're probably doing something wrong.
XD yes.
Also Flemeth + Snarky Hawke was I bet she thought Morrigan was too much of a serious stick in the mud 
If Flemeth tells you you're being dumb, you're probably doing something wrong.
"No path is darker than when one's eyes are shut."
*Ahem* More on topic, I wonder if either of the elves will be race-gated because of the whole elves trying to keep breeding because they are disappearing. That doesn't really apply to Sera, but if Solas is a romance, I wonder if he would only be interested in an Elven inquisitor.
I don't think Sera is going to be race gated (for the same reason why I think IB [if he's a bisexual LI] won't be either,) but I do think the child issue is going to play into part of her story. I'm not sure about Solas yet. I'd need some more information about him to get a "feel" for where he might stand. I've heard rumors that he's deeply involved in the elven cause, but that doesn't say much to me yet. <shrug>
I think we need to know more about Solas before we can decide if he is very focused on breeding. People have formed widely varied theories on him, from him being an awoken, ancient elf, to just a city elf apostate that wanders the wilderness, to a dalish that was captured as a child and taken to the circle. People have all sorts of theories. His background will likely change pretty much everything about his motivations.
I don't think Sera is going to be race gated (for the same reason why I think IB [if he's a bisexual LI] won't be either,) but I do think the child issue is going to play into part of her story. I'm not sure about Solas yet. I'd need some more information about him to get a "feel" for where he might stand. I've heard rumors that he's deeply involved in the elven cause, but that doesn't say much to me yet. <shrug>
I keep hearing that Solas is involved in Elven causes from other posters. Do you know if there's been any devs comments on it, or it just speculation at this point? I've been trying to see if I could find anything more concrete than just the random posters I see spread it, but so far, I haven't found anything.
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I think we need to know more about Solas before we can decide if he is very focused on breeding. People have formed widely varied theories on him, from him being an awoken, ancient elf, to just a city elf apostate that wanders the wilderness, to a dalish that was captured as a child and taken to the circle. People have all sorts of theories. His background will likely change pretty much everything about his motivations.
He just comes off to me as really cerberal. Maybe I just assume he's a loner because of the name. "Solas". That might be a word with an entirely different elven meaning though.
Also being a "fade expert" just strikes me as a mage who prefers it there.. like meditates or goes into trances often. I'm still not clear how the conscious mage interacts with the fade.
Speaking of religion, I wonder which companions/LIs (trying to get this back on topic) have any major religious beliefs? Cass for sure, but I wonder if Dorian is an adherent to the tenets of the Imperial Chantry?
Cullen almost definitely.
He just comes off into me as really cerberal. Maybe I just assume he's a loner because of the name. "Solas". That might be a word with an entirely different elven meaning though.
Also being a "fade expert" just strikes me as a mage who prefers it there.. like meditates or goes into trances often. I'm still not clear how the conscious mage interacts with the fade.
In Dalish, it means "to stand tall or to stand with pride."
So bummed he didn't speak in ME3. I mean...that was a bigger disappointment than no "ah yes 'reapers'."
But YES evil dude that blew a hole in the fade having Harby's voice would rock. Hopefully it'd be just as hammy.
Blame the people on the BSN who wanted him to shut up in ME2.
He did fantastic in Halo 4 as Didact
Hope to see him in future Halo games.
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