I heard somewhere that your character can get involved in party discussion as you travel, but this has yet to happen for me? Also why does the requisition guard at the camp say 'nothing to report sir' when I'm playing a female character?
Should you enter dialogue with companions
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largejack1000
, nov. 23 2014 11:50
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Posté 24 novembre 2014 - 12:18
StrangeStrategy
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"Party Banter" happens occasionally. Sometimes you have the opportunity to say something. Not always, usually its just two companions talking.
The Requisition Guard may say "Nothing to report Ser"... And I think "Ser" is gender neutral. Then again, maybe they just cut that corner.
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Posté 24 novembre 2014 - 12:33
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"Party Banter" happens occasionally. Sometimes you have the opportunity to say something. Not always, usually its just two companions talking.
The Requisition Guard may say "Nothing to report Ser"... And I think "Ser" is gender neutral. Then again, maybe they just cut that corner.
Ser is dragon age's gender neutral pronoun as far as i can tell.
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Posté 24 novembre 2014 - 12:37
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Ser is dragon age's gender neutral pronoun as far as i can tell.
Yeah it was in DA2 as well
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Posté 24 novembre 2014 - 12:48
largejack1000
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Ser is dragon age's gender neutral pronoun as far as i can tell.
What ever happened to good old Mr and Mrs?
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Posté 24 novembre 2014 - 12:52
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Ser is dragon age's gender neutral pronoun as far as i can tell.
Yeah it was in DA2 as well
In DA:O, "Ser" was a title to denote a knight, such as Ser Cauthrien or Ser Gilmore. The Kirkwall term "Serah" was more like "sir". Perhaps it was more like "citizen" or "friend" since I think it was indeed gender neutral.
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Posté 24 novembre 2014 - 12:54
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What ever happened to good old Mr and Mrs?
That's for filthy peasants.
