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[DinX64]

If I were to guess I think we are going to get three companion trailers, an adviser trailer, and then the launch trailer till release.  Seems to make sense with the time we have left.

 

 

Predictions for the next Inquistor & the Followers video in no particular order

 

Inquisitor Mage(race -IDK)

Warrior-Cassandra, Rogue-Varric, Mage-Solas   Starter Pack(first people you pick up apparently)

 

Inquisitor Warrior(race IDK)

Warrior-Blackwall Rogue-Cole Mage-Vivienne (Don't have a clever name for them )

 

Bonus The Inquisitor & Specialists(This is unlikely but I'm hopeful. Also if they use all races for Inquisitor this works)

Inquisitor(race IDK)

Cullen, Leliana, Josephine

This what I think will happen the weeks coming up.

[IVI4RCU5]

That's exactly my point... We should only see these kind of "effects" coming from mages, if anyone. In DAI, these effects seem to come from mages, warriors, and rogues. That's the issue. Everything in moderation. Before you know it, this game will be called Tron Inquisition at this rate.

I'm afraid you're falling victim to selective memory.  I just recently replayed Origins, and Alistair constantly glowed red and gave off red sparks of light from the Threaten ability, and his Rally ability (if you made him a Champion) made him project an ugly bronze circle of light out from him, that made anyone within it give off little bronze sparks of light.  Leliana's bard songs make purple fumes come off of everyone in the party.  Origins had just as many annoying visual effects, and what's worse, they didn't turn off when out of combat. 

The good news is, since you clearly learned to ignore it in that game, you'll probably be able to live with it in Inquisition as well, where it will almost certainly be far less obtrusive in the cutscene and dialogue portions of the game. 

[EdwinLi]

If I were to guess I think we are going to get three companion trailers, an adviser trailer, and then the launch trailer till release.  Seems to make sense with the time we have left.

 

only if they release 1 trailer a week since we only have 3 weeks left before the release of the game.

[IVI4RCU5]

It's really hard to imagine she's leading anything. Maybe they are all underage?

Oooh I really like this speculation actually.  The Friends of Red Jenny turn out to be a gang of exceptionally capable street children?  Yes please!

[Han Shot First]

I'm afraid you're falling victim to selective memory.  I just recently replayed Origins, and Alistair constantly glowed red and gave off red sparks of light from the Threaten ability, and his Rally ability (if you made him a Champion) made him project an ugly bronze circle of light out from him, that made anyone within it give off little bronze sparks of light.  Leliana's bard songs make purple fumes come off of everyone in the party.  Origins had just as many annoying visual effects, and what's worse, they didn't turn off when out of combat. 

The good news is, since you clearly learned to ignore it in that game, you'll probably be able to live with it in Inquisition as well, where it will almost certainly be far less obtrusive in the cutscene and dialogue portions of the game. 

 

I agree that the series has never really had a realistic style of combat for the melee classes.

 

I wish that wasn't the case though.

[Almostfaceman]

Thanks, Hrungr, for posting that.

 

Here's my response to the video:

 

[Neverwinter_Knight77]

Why is Iron Bull so wide? Are all qunari like that now?

Dorian looks like quite the powerful mage.

[Han Shot First]

This is the worst of the trailers we've seen so far.

 

It was kind of underwhelming.

[9TailsFox]

Why is Iron Bull so wide? Are all qunari like that now?

Dorian looks like quite the powerful mage.

Iron Bull is considered very big among Qunari. So no, all qunari is bigger when humans. But Bull is giant among giants.

[Zered]

Ugh those sparks and explosions. Power Inquisition Rangers

[DavoRaydn]

Same!

I don't think we've had a follower like that before--young, idealistic, flippant but passionate and bratty. She's totally my jam. I hope she trolls all the followers and gets into ridiculous arguments and makes horrible, but well meaning decisions sometimes (and brave and seemingly foolish ones that work out too). I'm exciteddd.

I'm pretty sure the events of the game are going to be the catalyst for her becoming more mature, but still retaining her special charm.

so she's kinda like Mission Vao from Kotor...

 

cool stuff...i personally don't mind the graphic effects

[Scerene]

I'm feeling a bit of marketing-fatigue at this point when it comes to DAI. It was nice to get more of an actual sense of the companions, but the mystery and wonder is starting to wear off at this point. Too many trailers. Most of them were disjointed and lacked substantial context, largely to avoid major spoilers. I actually thought the trailers shown at E3 were the best in terms of representing the game in the most positive light and really setting the tone. BioWare should take some cues from other RPG developers such as CDPR and BGS. Very few gameplay trailers, but with substantial quality and execution.

im actually quite pleased with biowares transparency this time around. Im completely  sick of their previous marketing strategies where everything was hush hush and lots of extremely irritating evasiveness, It never even worked for them, their marketing was atrocious. When they did show something it was lackluster, underwhelming and often completely out of context. During interviews, their responses consisted of meaningless gibberish to fill out the answer and nothing of substance was actually said. Most companies did not take it to the same ridiculous level they did. Now im getting a very clear idea of the features the game has to offer, and it makes me feel even more excited.

[Eterna]

More jittery stiff animations. ME3 had better animations.