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[DeLaatsteGeitenneuker]

Cassandra Drunk and Hates the Inquisitor and the Inquisitor Hates Her Back

[azarhal]

Ok, after seeing this I'm not even going to try to get this scene in the game.

 

It's just...evil to do that.

 

Yep, evil.

[TristynTrine]

why would you do that D:

[Zeroth Angel]

I'll admit that I laughed. 

[Zu Long]

For the benefit of people who can't watch it just now, could I get a summary?

[WildOrchid]

What do you do to get this scene?

Also seeing poor Cass like this is a nono. D:

[Fearsome1]

I doubt that I would opt to achieve this result, but I'm glad to see that something like this is possible!

[Sylentmana]

That's kind of sad. You drove the poor woman to drinking.  What did you do to make her hate you so much?

[InfinitePaths]

Wow this is such a contrast to my relationship with Cassandra.

 

I would like to see other companions being miserable too.

[DeLaatsteGeitenneuker]

That's kind of sad. You drove the poor woman to drinking.  What did you do to make her hate you so much?

Simple. My mage hates the Chantry, hates the divine psychobabble being attributed to her, etc. So naturally every decision she makes rouses the ire of Cassandra but she is the only companion who will not leave. She and my Inquisitor are just polar opposites.

[DeLaatsteGeitenneuker]

What do you do to get this scene?

Also seeing poor Cass like this is a nono. D:

Get lots of disapproval with her. Easily done.

[azarhal]

For the benefit of people who can't watch it just now, could I get a summary?

 

Cassandra getting drunk because she's pissed at the Inquisitor for doing a bad job*. It's mostly guilt over how she feels responsible for getting the Inquisitor there and hating the end results.

 

What do you do to get this scene?

Also seeing poor Cass like this is a nono. D:

 

*It's her super low approval scene. You basically have to do everything that she hates to get it.

[GrinningRogue]

Omg. That's really sad. Watching that feels like I just killed a dragon.

[InfinitePaths]

Omg. That's really sad. Watching that feels like I just killed a dragon.

 

Well...She is a Penthagast after all.

[xyzmkrysvr]

Is there supposed to be a scene after that where Cassandra apologizes for being totally ridiculous and unprofessional?

Because she doesn't even mention the episode afterwards in my playthrough and it's really jarring. Also, she attacks Varric and acts like a petulant fool and doesnt apologize for that, either.

So far, Im not a fan of hers... 60 hours in.

[DeLaatsteGeitenneuker]

Is there supposed to be a scene after that where Cassandra apologizes for being totally ridiculous and unprofessional?

Because she doesn't even mention the episode afterwards in my playthrough and it's really jarring. Also, she attacks Varric and acts like a petulant fool and doesnt apologize for that, either.

So far, Im not a fan of hers... 60 hours in.

Not sure but I am sure that she will never leave.

[GrinningRogue]

Well...She is a Penthagast after all.

Well that actually makes it worse. Killing a dragon hunter.

[Zu Long]

Is there supposed to be a scene after that where Cassandra apologizes for being totally ridiculous and unprofessional?

Because she doesn't even mention the episode afterwards in my playthrough and it's really jarring. Also, she attacks Varric and acts like a petulant fool and doesnt apologize for that, either.

So far, Im not a fan of hers... 60 hours in.

In my game she totally apologized to Varric in banter dialogue, after realizing even in the table scene itself that she was wrong. (She admitted to my Inquisitor that she had never told Varric what they needed him for.)

Of course, she's my waifu in that game, so it may vary.

[Degenerate Rakia Time]

thats just wrong

[Sir Ulrich Von Lichenstien]

Simple. My mage hates the Chantry, hates the divine psychobabble being attributed to her, etc. So naturally every decision she makes rouses the ire of Cassandra but she is the only companion who will not leave. She and my Inquisitor are just polar opposites.

Curious for my 'Kill/remove companion world state' playthrough. Whom have you managed to successfully get to either kill/leave out of the Inquisition? I know all of them bar Cass, Varric and Solas are 'optional' but curious out of the 9 whom you've managed to get them to call it quits.

[DeLaatsteGeitenneuker]

Curious for my 'Kill/remove companion world state' playthrough. Whom have you managed to successfully get to either kill/leave out of the Inquisition? I know all of them bar Cass, Varric and Solas are 'optional' but curious out of the 9 whom you've managed to get them to call it quits.

Well, I am not intentionally trying to make them leave. Cassandra and she just butt heads a lot.

[Tevinter Soldier]

funnily enough this scene takes an entirely different way if she dig's you. (depending on your responses) she's on the ****** because she's doubting herself.

 

trust me i got this scene and still romanced her without ever hiding my super pro mage agenda.

[DeLaatsteGeitenneuker]

funnily enough this scene takes an entirely different way if she dig's you. (depending on your responses) she's on the ****** because she's doubting herself.

 

trust me i got this scene and still romanced her without ever hiding my super pro mage agenda.

Hmm...well, she and my Inquisitor are antagonists. Hopefully I can continue pushing her away.

[Adanu]

Ally with the mages and install Gaspard as a puppet for Briala and you'll probably get this scene. I received this one after Celenes assassination in my main world.