Does anyone know if the US version of the magazine will have the same content? I'm thinking about swinging by a store to pick up a copy if I can.
It looks like the US and UK versions are separate.
Eric/DA Fan, where did you find the link to the digital copy? I only saw 12-month subscriptions on their website...
"It’s detailed, cavernous, but more importantly, there’s more stuff you can do in Skyhold than on Commander Shepard’s ship. Past the tavern, stables, courtyard, kitchen, and dungeon (for imprisoning people, not slaying rats, I learn)
no rooms and bedrooms? 
You already know why your character did those things. What's to flesh out?I have to say, I really like the sound of the reactivity to past decisions. Whenever my character is given an opportunity to explain his/her actions to others after the fact, it's great for fleshing out their personality.
It looks like the US and UK versions are separate.
Damn, that's what I was afraid of. Hm, well if there's a way for me to get the digital UK version...
no rooms and bedrooms?
what do you think the courtyard's for?!
*pitches tent*
there! 
You already know why your character did those things. What's to flesh out?
So the companions can know our motivations and react accordingly. It just helps add to the overall feel of a "living" world.
no rooms and bedrooms?
I believe one of the Devs confirmed bedrooms via Twitter at some point. Maybe that Q&A they did.
It looks like the US and UK versions are separate.
Eric/DA Fan, where did you find the link to the digital copy? I only saw 12-month subscriptions on their website...
Iphone App let's you buy just the issue. App is free, issue is 5$
(be sure to by the UK magazine app)
Iphone App let's you buy just the issue. App is free, issue is 5$
(be sure to by the UK magazine app)
Thank you so much!!!
Iphone App let's you buy just the issue. App is free, issue is 5$
(be sure to by the UK magazine app)
Could you choose the UK edition specifically?
Edit: Clearly I can't read.
You already know why your character did those things. What's to flesh out?
It's the expression of that choice. And who knows, maybe once the ripples of that action have a chance to spread, your character might think differently later.
Like in Alpha Protocol. You play through Thorton's actions, and then you cut to the present, where Leland is interrogating him, you have opportunity to react to his questions about the action, or to his comments on what unforseen effects those actions had later.
no rooms and bedrooms?
Maybe the Inquisitor is an exhibitionist? 
Iphone App let's you buy just the issue. App is free, issue is 5$
(be sure to by the UK magazine app)
Ah! Yeah I tried to have a look at the app but I don't use Apple products and it wouldn't work (I don't understand iTunes 
)
Some of it sounds promising but I get the distinct impression it won't be quite as grand as it sounds. I liked the concept of how it was done in Awakening and felt like that could be utilized again but improved to it became a bit more involving .
This pretty much. I made the exact same comment in another thread about management. Expanding on the Awakening design is a good idea. It's main problem was that it lacked a way to show us the big picture so we had to guess what happens with limited information. I'm hoping that this will not be a problem in DAI.
Maybe the Inquisitor is an exhibitionist?
What's Dragon age without public sex scenes ? 
You already know why your character did those things. What's to flesh out?
You already know why your character did those things. What's to flesh out?
It provides the opportunity to see NPC reactions to your reasoning, and probably allows them to debate with your character. Getting other people's opinions on your decisions lets you see them from a different perspective, forces you to argue the merits of your choices, and in doing so you can make additional roleplaying decisions about how they react to criticism, how they argue their case, etc.
You could also retroactively discover additional reasons for your decision-making that you hadn't considered at the time, if, for example, you made a rash or emotionally-driven decision in the moment rather than a carefully calculated one.
Tavern, you say? 
Thanks for all the new info, OP.
I can already see a "more customizations for Skyhold" DLC and I already know I would buy it. I'm sure I'll spend more time than I care to admit working on getting the decorations just right.
"Laidlaw underlines the value on getting players to look backward rather than simply anticipating the next quest. “Inquisition, moreso than many of our other games, takes a moment to just ask ‘how you feeling?’ and have characters dig into why you did what you did. And to try to understand the Inquisitor’s mind. And they’re some of my favourite moments in the game,” he says."
Iphone App let's you buy just the issue. App is free, issue is 5$
(be sure to by the UK magazine app)
Worked a treat, thanks!
My character could discover such a thing, but I could not.You could also retroactively discover additional reasons for your decision-making that you hadn't considered at the time, if, for example, you made a rash or emotionally-driven decision in the moment rather than a carefully calculated one.
"The offspring of the barbarian leader you kill arrives at the Skyhold front gate, knocking a dead goat against your walls"
"... part of playing Inquisitor means decorating Skyhold manually: everything from the windows, throne, banner, and heraldry to the drapes can be swapped in a menu."
I love the fact we can manually decorate, I'm going to meticulously design every inch of Skyhold.
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