With the recent release of Dragon Age Keep I was curious to know
people's views on what they believe will be the most significant decisions that
will affect the plot of Dragon Age Inquisition? (If any).
I'm slightly pessimistic, given that in previous Bioware games the decisions
decisions made proved ultimately be insignificant in both Mass Effect 3 and
more relevantly Dragon Age 2 plots. I'd be ecstatic if I am found to be wrong.
Thoughts?
The way you left your companions will change how they appear in the game for example, if you stabbed Morrigan before she goes through the Eluvian, she will be p***ed, which is understandable. Same for who rules Fereldan, Probably the state of the circle in Fereldan. If Irving is dead, the mages there might not have someone to calm the flames. There is lots of things that will more than likely make an appearance and the rest will just be referenced.
The ones in the Brian Bloom voiced desicion picker would be the main ones I would guess...I hope personally hope we see Hawkes Rom option appears (Fenris 
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I hope personally hope we see Hawkes Rom option appears (Fenris
Fenris is voiced by Gideon Emery...
I do believe there are a couple of this same thread already floating around.... 
(just thought I'd point that out)
I do believe there are a couple of this same thread already floating around....
Oh right, where are they? I'll hop over there if you can send the links for them.
Fenris is voiced by Gideon Emery...
I know and Bloom is Varric, they were two different points
Oh right, where are they? I'll hop over there if you can send the links for them.
Check around, its best to actually read the forums before posting to avoid repeating the same questions/topics.
The way you left your companions will change how they appear in the game for example, if you stabbed Morrigan before she goes through the Eluvian, she will be p***ed, which is understandable.
I don't think so. The incident was years ago, and it wasn't the Inquisitor who did it. Her opinion of the Warden may be less flowery, but again, he's not in the game so who cares.
I don't think so. The incident was years ago, and it wasn't the Inquisitor who did it. Her opinion of the Warden may be less flowery, but again, he's not in the game so who cares.
I think it was Mike Laidlaw who said that that would change how they approach different situations or appear within the game. Maybe Morrigan is a lot less trusting if you stab her whereas if you don't, she might come across as more approachable. The first person she trusted allowed her to do what she needed to do. That would show.
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