I hope I used the right spelling for advisers. I've always wanted to like Cullen, but I have always felt "meh" about him. So I am hoping in Inquisition, I can form a personal (non-romance) relationship. Having our Inquisitor actually care for the people we work along side with.
Will we able to form close bonds with our advisers?
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Karlone123
, août 15 2014 08:33
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Posté 15 août 2014 - 08:35
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If they are romance options, then they probably have enough non-romantic dialogue to form friendships as well. At least, I hope that's the case.
Even though Leliana isn't a romance option, that applies to her as well... what I'm trying to say is that I think the writers put a lot of effort into making each advisor seem like a real person, and so we'll be able to be friends with all of them if we want.
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Posté 15 août 2014 - 08:39
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If they are romance options, then they probably have enough non-romantic dialogue to form friendships as well. At least, I hope that's the case.
Even though Leliana isn't a romance option, that applies to her as well... what I'm trying to say is that I think the writers put a lot of effort into making each advisor seem like a real person, and so we'll be able to be friends with all of them if we want.
I know Bioware is always hard at work, I look forward to what they will deliver in making it a personal experience with the characters. I want Cullen to be a Dragon Age bro.
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Posté 15 août 2014 - 08:39
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We were able to do the same thing in the last 2 games, I don't see Bioware changing that.
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Posté 15 août 2014 - 08:41
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Advisors got the same word-budget minus party-banter as the companions. So there will be the same depth in friendship with them.
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Posté 15 août 2014 - 08:43
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We were able to do the same thing in the last 2 games, I don't see Bioware changing that.
Yes, we've alway been able to form close relations with companions and a handful of non-companions. I just wonder how relationships will playout with advisers going beyond the professional stance.
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Posté 15 août 2014 - 08:45
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Yes, we've alway been able to form close relations with companions and a handful of non-companions. I just wonder how relationships will playout with advisers going beyond the professional stance.
I always enjoyed the brief interactions between Hawke and Cullen when they were on friendly terms in DA2, so hopefully the Inquisitor will be able to have a deeper friendship with him. For some reason I've always liked the character, even when he was a confused youngster in DA:O.
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Posté 15 août 2014 - 09:15
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I look forward to meeting cullen again. We have had the pleasure of watching him grow from a youngman unsure of himself in origins to a capable templar in dragon age 2 and from here into a military commander in inquisition. Also looking forward to seeing scribbles and learning about her past and seeing how she helps the inquisition to maintain good relations with its allies. Shame about not bring able to romance leliana but I understand why we cannot. She's still hung up on the towering juggernaut of darkspawn killing destruction that is the Warden. (Seriously I always got that feeling even of you did not romance her she always had a bit of a crush on the Warden. Something she's still not gotten over as part of the inquisition)
Look forward to getting to know all my advisors and support staff within the inquisition. After all running around stabbing stuff only gets you so far (despite the best efforts of my warden and hawke to prove otherwise in their adventures....) It should be interesting to see if they can offer varying methods of resolving say taking a castle. One offers you lyrium bombs, another pulls maps and shows you a secret passage into the base, another recommends that you use trebuchets to bring down the walls so that when you choose an option it factors into that event to help make it feel unique to that situation
Look forward to getting to know all my advisors and support staff within the inquisition. After all running around stabbing stuff only gets you so far (despite the best efforts of my warden and hawke to prove otherwise in their adventures....) It should be interesting to see if they can offer varying methods of resolving say taking a castle. One offers you lyrium bombs, another pulls maps and shows you a secret passage into the base, another recommends that you use trebuchets to bring down the walls so that when you choose an option it factors into that event to help make it feel unique to that situation
