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[CrazyGobstopper]

I'm having trouble finding video of the demo in question, but earlier this year (around SDCC, perhaps?) there was a gameplay demo that showed the Inquisitor having to make a choice between saving a village or reinforcing an Inquisition base. In that same demo, the Inquisitor was pressed by a soldier to make a choice regarding (and I'm doing my best from memory here) whether he and the other uninjured soldiers should return to the keep, stay and tend to the wounded, or a third choice that I don't recall.

 

EDIT: Found it! The video was older than I thought, from last year. The Inquisitor is responding to an attack on Crestwood village and the nearby Inquisition keep. The three options are: 1) Stay with wounded; 2) Regroup and return to keep; or 3) Regroup and defend Crestwood.

 

http://youtu.be/AAAEUFjq2K4?t=5m13s -< This link will take you directly to the conversation with the soldier.

Modifié par CrazyGobstopper, 13 septembre 2014 - 10:30 .

[CENIC]

I think we already had a taste of this in the Crestwood demo from last year's PAX - where Red Templars are assaulting Crestwood village AND the Inquisition's Keep.

The Inquisitor meets with Captain Thamond and his unit, who have suffered casualties. You can order them to stay put and tend to the wounded... or you can order them to abandon their wounded comrades to defend either the village or the Keep.
Since it is apparently possible to save both the village and the Keep in this timed event, I imagine sacrificing Thamond and his unit to keep one contingent of Red Tempars busy until you can deal with the others is the way to achieve this.

Decisions like this are definitely going to weigh on the conscience of my noble/diplomatic mage Inquisitor

[schall_und_rauch]

"Vivienne, clean out the toilets. Dorian, you help her."

If that doesn't bring the two together and furthers "intercultural understanding", nothing will.

[Geth Supremacy]

I fully 100% support our troops and think they should be taken care of when they come home.  That said we are all people and all in the same struggle and our lives are result of our own choices.  Lots of people need jobs...vets and non serving citizens.

[Osena109]

2 things I hated about being a soldier, sitting at the guard gate on christmas eve thinking "so, this is my career" or cleaninf crap.

I can top you cleaning the floor with our toothbrushes in boot i suffered many indignities in boot camp back in 2001 had vary stupid brothers but id never trade them 

[Karlone123]

I can top you cleaning the floor with our toothbrushes in boot i suffered many indignities in boot camp back in 2001 had vary stupid brothers but id never trade them 

 

I don't know if training was meant to make you into a soldier, or just to bloody clean.

[Osena109]

I don't know if training was meant to make you into a soldier, or just to bloody clean.

Boot is  meant to break you down to see if your tough enough to handle the stress and to see if your worthy to earn the title Soldier

[aTigerslunch]

Basic Training wasn't too difficult to me.  I wouldn't do it again though....just sayin...     At the same time, I would always have done it, as part of my life.

[Ruairi46]

I think we already had a taste of this in the Crestwood demo from last year's PAX - where Red Templars are assaulting Crestwood village AND the Inquisition's Keep.

The Inquisitor meets with Captain Thamond and his unit, who have suffered casualties. You can order them to stay put and tend to the wounded... or you can order them to abandon their wounded comrades to defend either the village or the Keep.
Since it is apparently possible to save both the village and the Keep in this timed event, I imagine sacrificing Thamond and his unit to keep one contingent of Red Tempars busy until you can deal with the others is the way to achieve this.

Decisions like this are definitely going to weigh on the conscience of my noble/diplomatic mage Inquisitor

I would assume the best option would be to to send them to the keep and then go save the village yourself as quick as possible.

[Gtdef]

I'll have my guards on pest control. But they will work in teams of 10 and only the one that actually caught the rat will earn a reward while the others will do push ups as punishment.

[Treacherous J Slither]

I think we already had a taste of this in the Crestwood demo from last year's PAX - where Red Templars are assaulting Crestwood village AND the Inquisition's Keep.

The Inquisitor meets with Captain Thamond and his unit, who have suffered casualties. You can order them to stay put and tend to the wounded... or you can order them to abandon their wounded comrades to defend either the village or the Keep.
Since it is apparently possible to save both the village and the Keep in this timed event, I imagine sacrificing Thamond and his unit to keep one contingent of Red Tempars busy until you can deal with the others is the way to achieve this.

Decisions like this are definitely going to weigh on the conscience of my noble/diplomatic mage Inquisitor

 

Have the Captain see to his men and have them head to the Keep as soon as the wonded are able to travel.

 

The Inquisitor and crew head to the Keep immediately.

 

Screw the village.