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[Teddie Sage]

I find the fact Leliana didn't listen to the Inquisitor quite cringe-worthy, other than that, pretty good demo.

[DrBlingzle]

I find the fact Leliana didn't listen to the Inquisitor quite cringe-worthy, other than that, pretty good demo.

I think that's to show that Leliana is really pissed at the inquisitor after being tortured.

[Doozerpindan]

I think that's to show that Leliana is really pissed at the inquisitor after being tortured.

 

"I'm so mad at you I could, I could... Murder somebody elses kid!" *slice*

[Mr.House]

I find the fact Leliana didn't listen to the Inquisitor quite cringe-worthy, other than that, pretty good demo.

Why would she listen to the Inquisitor when she was just tortured and left there with no rescue for along time?

[Saberchic]

I think that's to show that Leliana is really pissed at the inquisitor after being tortured.

I don't think she should be pissed at the Inquisitor unless she said that Cullen or Josephine's tactics would be better, but then the Inquisitor sent her anyway.

[ElitePinecone]

Not sure if this has been posted here yet, but Cameron Lee said in an interview that this entire quest can be avoided - it's an optional plot path that the Inquisitor has to choose.

 

"Then decisions that you’re making in the story -- like what you saw today -- can have a flow-on effect, both through the rest of the story beats as you go through, the ending, and what content you see. 

So it’s really very complex, about how much control the players have over the types of content. And as I was saying before, that whole demo you saw, in the last half of it, when you’re fighting with Alexius and Felix, not all the players are going to see that, because going into that area is the result of a branching choice in the game. So you may have picked another area and you wouldn’t be going into that castle at all, you’d be going somewhere else entirely. 

There’s whole sections of the game that are like that, that we branch off entirely. You can go to Red Cliff Village, and see the consequences of you picking the other decision. So we’ve made sure that any exclusive content, you can still see the flip side of the consequences as well."

[AresKeith]

I think that's to show that Leliana is really pissed at the inquisitor after being tortured.

 

Technically it was her fault for getting caught 

[Ajna]

I'd like to think that Leliana would give you her opinion about how much of a bad idea she thinks sending her in is before you actually do so, if you don't listen to her...bad things happen, maybe...

[Schreckstoff]

Cool trailer, but since when is Leliana a cold-blooded killer and since when is she also anti-mage? In Origins she states that, as a bard, she made a point to avoid violence as she preferred more subtle means of getting things done. Also, she becomes friends with Wynn and Morrigan and can become a Mage-Warden's lover, so it makes no sense.

EDIT: Also, is it me or did we just get a major spoiler regarding the fade tear and who made it? Cos it sure seemed that way to me.

Well if you harden her she admits to like killing people and they mentioned if she is send there she'd change because of the torture she went through. It's probably magical torture seeing as she said no one should have that kind of power.

[Doozerpindan]

Perhaps, I just hope she's not all dark-side 24/7 cos that'd get old pretty fast.

[Nashimura]

I find the fact Leliana didn't listen to the Inquisitor quite cringe-worthy, other than that, pretty good demo.

 

I don't mind characters having there own mind, can't expect you to have complete control over everybody. But i do want the option to have words with her about it, maybe even kick her out if possible, although id probably not take that option. 

[godModeAlpha]

I find the fact Leliana didn't listen to the Inquisitor quite cringe-worthy, other than that, pretty good demo.

I remember during the video Mike saying that Leliana might be pissed because you sent her.

[godModeAlpha]

Not sure if this has been posted here yet, but Cameron Lee said in an interview that this entire quest can be avoided - it's an optional plot path that the Inquisitor has to choose.
 
"Then decisions that you’re making in the story -- like what you saw today -- can have a flow-on effect, both through the rest of the story beats as you go through, the ending, and what content you see. 
So it’s really very complex, about how much control the players have over the types of content. And as I was saying before, that whole demo you saw, in the last half of it, when you’re fighting with Alexius and Felix, not all the players are going to see that, because going into that area is the result of a branching choice in the game. So you may have picked another area and you wouldn’t be going into that castle at all, you’d be going somewhere else entirely. 
There’s whole sections of the game that are like that, that we branch off entirely. You can go to Red Cliff Village, and see the consequences of you picking the other decision. So we’ve made sure that any exclusive content, you can still see the flip side of the consequences as well."

Plan to get my money's worth and then some ... Plan to play it all with many saves of course

[DrBlingzle]

"I'm so mad at you I could, I could... Murder somebody elses kid!" *slice*

I think it's more "I'm so pissed at you I'm going to disobey your orders".

[Gtdef]

I don't think that slicing that guys neck has to do with her past or her "murderous nature". After all that guy is a creep that is sustained by some magic force. He looks like tainted or something. There is a good chance she just thought to put him out of his misery but just wasn't in the mood to be courteous with the enemy and play the game. 

 

What I disliked more is that the Inquisitor is complying too much in that particular scene.

[Doozerpindan]

I think it's more "I'm so pissed at you I'm going to disobey your orders".

 

Yeah, but my version's funnier

[adorkable-panda]

One thing that was striking to me at least was the fact that Leliana acted like a guest character after you saved her which gives me hope that the same could happen to Morrigan and Cullen  

[devSin]

I was hoping for more processing in those close-up shots; it doesn't really look like they're doing anything special for cutscenes (leaving poorer resolution assets clearly visible and lots of noticeable LOD pop-in, as well as a couple sequences where SSAO seemed brutally intense)? To be honest, part of my reaction was "they switched to Frostbite for this?" (I've always been critical of the engine change, however, so I'm much less forgiving of any shortcomings), though I think the visuals in general are all looking reasonably good (some of the LOD stuff and dynamic shadows glitching around are pretty annoying, but I'm fairly certain it'd all get lost in gameplay if it shipped that way).

While I was more impressed with the visuals in Part 1 of the demo, it's definitely starting to look like it's really coming together as a Dragon Age game. The combat all looks right, and the plot and characters are definitely starting to appeal.

Get 'er done.

[Teddie Sage]

Would've been fun if there was some kind of actions you could do to prevent other characters from murdering other characters. Interrupts like Paragon and Renegade actions from the Mass Effect franchise. Alas, it won't happen in this game...

[SNascimento]

The fact that Leliana (any character really) did something that seems to come from within her and not just what you told her to do might be the best thing shown from this game so far. 

[CronoDragoon]

Perhaps, I just hope she's not all dark-side 24/7 cos that'd get old pretty fast.

Well, they said that if the Warden romanced her then the Inquisitor will get to see a softer side of her in some conversations, so that bodes well for your scenario.

[Nashimura]

Would've been fun if there was some kind of actions you could do to prevent other characters from murdering other characters. Interrupts like Paragon and Renegade actions from the Mass Effect franchise. Alas, it won't happen in this game...

 

 

As long as its not an actual quicktime event like in ME....

[Herr Uhl]

Would've been fun if there was some kind of actions you could do to prevent other characters from murdering other characters. Interrupts like Paragon and Renegade actions from the Mass Effect franchise. Alas, it won't happen in this game...

 

Not getting her tortured seems to be the action to prevent her.

[Teddie Sage]

Not getting her tortured seems to be the action to prevent her.

That's not what I meant.

[ForgottenWarrior]

I gotta feeling they'l be repeating the same gameplay over and over till the release. I have impression that there is no locations in the game other than Redclife.