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[mrcrazyman]

Taken from reddit

 

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If Leliana becomes Divine, and romanced by Warden, does she break it off, or is the HoF the "dirty little secret"? ."

 

Patrick Weekes ‏@PatrickWeekes 4h

secret at first, then open secret, then change to rules for Divine. She favors changing the rules.

 

Sheryl Chee ‏@SherylChee

Oh yeah, what he said.

[New Kid]

I had no doubt she would do this 

[Gamyu]

Thank you for this, alot of load of my mind now

[mrcrazyman]

I just realized there's a spoiler in title. Is there any way to change the title to something like "Potential Leliana Ending with Romanced Warden Answered" or something I can't figure out how to edit this.

[Jaron Oberyn]

I just realized there's a spoiler in title. Is there any way to change the title to something like "Potential Leliana Ending with Romanced Warden Answered" or something I can't figure out how to edit this.

Edit your first post.

[mrcrazyman]

Edit your first post.

 

That's just letting me edit the body not the title though :S

 

Figured it out had to use the full editor.

[llandwynwyn]

There is no way she wouldn't get killed in an unfortunate accident over this and the things she does.

Well, it's their canon what do I know..

[I WANT YOU TO FUCK ME JERY]

Still prefer non-Divine Leliana as my ending, but good to know. 

 

She seemed pretty set on never letting anything get between them again in her conversations about a romanced Warden, so I guess it's not surprising she'd change rules...especially considering everything else she does...

[Jaron Oberyn]

Her story if she is divine is basically that she changes everything so this would only make sense. I do not regret having her as divine. I love the choice. I was terrified at cass though. I will admit I feel that she should have gone with at least some basic oversight for the mages and gotten templars off lyrium but still kept them around. I can't remember if she did that with templars but still, she made great strides.

 

The only downside here is that if there is a DA4 which I am sure there will be based on the ending, I want to know if the different end world states (as I expect they would be quite different depending on who rules orlais and who is divine) will impact. Big changes are often something they cannot handle. Look at me3. That is such a mess that the are making me4 set during me1-3 timeline from what sources say.

 

You're comparing the DA team to the ME team. The DA team has yet to have big choices from previous games that could potentially affect a future title. The Mass Effect team did, and among many other things they did horribly throughout the course of the series, not acknowledging your major choices (i.e. Udina retconned as ambassador) was something that really shouldn't have happened to a trilogy that was sold as "huge decisions with consequences".

 

The DA team shines in every place that the ME team does not: Far better dialogue options and control, no auto dialogue. More customization for your character and his/her background. Better combat and rpg mechanics. Better story. More interactions with companions, and better, more natural romances.

 

I have faith in the DA teams ability to deliver, not so much on the ME team. Furthermore, with the integration of the Dragon Age Keep they seem to be quite serious in delivering a unique experience based on your choices. Every decision you get to make in there will affect DAI or a future title.

[Vormaerin]

Considering that if you leave her hardened (the default option), she pretty much murders anyone who doesn't like what she's doing, I think its pretty clear she's got a far more effective intelligence operation going than the opposition.  So even with St. Leilana the Lovable, I don't think ganking her is going to be very easy.

[Mater]

go to know 

[Notho]

Good to know, even though I picked Cassandra in my first play through. She sounded like she really wanted to stay with my Warden.

[Alexius]

You go, girl.

[Andraste Take the Wheel]

I guess what Zevran said to her ten years ago got to her when considering the oaths.

 

"The Maker gave us these parts! He gave us these urges! Do you think he made them for looks?" 

 

He's got a point, you know. 

[Scott Sion]

You're comparing the DA team to the ME team. The DA team has yet to have big choices from previous games that could potentially affect a future title. The Mass Effect team did, and among many other things they did horribly throughout the course of the series, not acknowledging your major choices (i.e. Udina retconned as ambassador) was something that really shouldn't have happened to a trilogy that was sold as "huge decisions with consequences".
 
The DA team shines in every place that the ME team does not: Far better dialogue options and control, no auto dialogue. More customization for your character and his/her background. Better combat and rpg mechanics. Better story. More interactions with companions, and better, more natural romances.
 
I have faith in the DA teams ability to deliver, not so much on the ME team. Furthermore, with the integration of the Dragon Age Keep they seem to be quite serious in delivering a unique experience based on your choices. Every decision you get to make in there will affect DAI or a future title.

I'll agree with you on the auto dialogue, but the rest is defendable.

The two big choices were the bit with the council and the one with the collector base. The council scenes were varied more than enough depending on the members and their feeling towards Shepard change depending on shepard's choice. The game even provides news broadcasts and codex entries that mention the improved Human/Turian relations should you choose to save them. Then in Mass Effect 3 Hacket mentions how the Destiny Ascenion's crew offered to help saying they haven't forgotten how you saved them. The collector base was used the best way it could be in TIM's position and becomes a war asset in the end which is fitting seeing as it was the purposes reason for per serving it in the first place.

As far as the whole Anderson/Udina thing, that adds a sense of realism. Shepard opinion obviously had weight with the council as you can see in the second game, but that doesn't mean things should stay as Shepard says just because Shepard says so. I'd also just like to point out that the DA's team handled Leliana and Anders the same way.

I love the Dragon Age series, but it isn't somehow leagues better than Mass Effect in terms of quality in the RPG elements. The way finer details of the RPG elements in each game are handled is a matter of opinion.