Idk I wouldn't mind it being a dlc at this point. I'll love it regardless
I'll take either or and I'll be happy. I've been satisfied with everything BW so far
You lucky person you.
it's called just enjoying the series without listening to the inane bsn drama. Hopefully I'll be able to leave this toxic placeYou lucky person you.
it's called just enjoying the series without listening to the inane bsn drama. Hopefully I'll be able to leave this toxic place
If DA4 happens in Tevinter, I hope it's very political.
The Qunari renew their offensive but don't attack anywhere else leading to other nations ignoring Tevinter's calls for aid.
If you don't play as a mage, you join the military, rise up the ranks, form contacts with wealthy merchants, unite branches that would usually be used by Magisters to fight their battles. Eventually, you actually get to choose where the military is deployed; Magisters court your favor so you'll defend their holdings; leading to demands for greater rights for non-mages or other options Bioware gives you.
If a mage, something like the Act 2 and 3 of the Sith Inquisitor's storyline. Learn ancient rituals, make rivals, form contacts within the military, win victories and thus prestige, defeat your rival and win a seat in the Magisterium.
The Sten section of WoT Volume 2 contains a passage where, after hearing how he has replaced the previous arishok has led to some magisters fearing there will finally be a victor in the war.
Hmm... How would Sten being the Arishok make a difference? He didn´t posses any leader qualities in DAO, more like repeating the same old pattern. That sounds a bit weird.
*story continues*
I did like the Sith Inquisitor storyline but I hope they don't do something exactly like it, it would feel like I was repeating a story I'd already played. Maybe a couple of choices? Seek out ancient magic or fight with the military or blackmail or whatever.
If DA4 happens in Tevinter, I hope it's very political.
The Qunari renew their offensive but don't attack anywhere else leading to other nations ignoring Tevinter's calls for aid.
If you don't play as a mage, you join the military, rise up the ranks, form contacts with wealthy merchants, unite branches that would usually be used by Magisters to fight their battles. Eventually, you actually get to choose where the military is deployed; Magisters court your favor so you'll defend their holdings; leading to demands for greater rights for non-mages or other options Bioware gives you.
If a mage, something like the Act 2 and 3 of the Sith Inquisitor's storyline. Learn ancient rituals, make rivals, form contacts within the military, win victories and thus prestige, defeat your rival and win a seat in the Magisterium.
Just checking in. This thread is 443 pages, that's awesome! I updated my guide for DAI on my tevinter group page.
I'm out of booze lol and it's actually affecting my enjoyment somewhat due to constant complaints. Can't people just be happy with what they bought
No? Blind appreciation is called fanboyism. If we have valid criticisms of the games, why aren't we allowed to voice them? There ARE flaws in DA:I, and BioWare should be made aware of it, so that they can be better next time.
I do agree though, senseless whining, moaning and bitching, gets tiresome, especially when it isn't even trying to be constructive.
this is what I was referring toNo? Blind appreciation is called fanboyism. If we have valid criticisms of the games, why aren't we allowed to voice them? There ARE flaws in DA:I, and BioWare should be made aware of it, so that they can be better next time.
I do agree though, senseless whining, moaning and bitching, gets tiresome, especially when it isn't even trying to be constructive.
I miss you guys. How is everyone?
DA4: Protagonist uses the Ring of the Ferryman, spirit of the Imperium, to crush Sten's fleet on the Nocen?
It's mentioned a few times in WoT2. An archon wielding it (apparently) whooped the asses of all 7 Darkspawn magisters at the same time.
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