Have Cullen's group take the Box on a the community service tour and read the report.
I thought that the description for that scene was already hilarious. Too bad I decided to pick Josephine's option, as Cullen's appeared a bit too much for my character.
Dorian playing mental chess with Bull.
Cassandra's obsession with Varric's books was also a delight to watch.
And of course, pranks with Sera.
It was Solas and Bull, technically, apparently they play out the whole game, someone illustrated it:
That didn't make me laugh, but it did make me gape with how awesome it is.
Another strike for saving the Chargers.
(And yes, Bull, he is a "smug little *******" sometimes, isn't he?)
That didn't make me laugh, but it did make me gape with how awesome it is.
Another strike for saving the Chargers.
(And yes, Bull, he is a "smug little *******" sometimes, isn't he?)
Yeah, I actually considered it kinda sweet. As much as they bicker, Solas' game was his own (adversarial) way of reminding Iron Bull that no matter what the Qun says about Tal-Vashoth, he's still a highly intelligent person.
It was Solas and Bull, technically, apparently they play out the whole game, someone illustrated it:
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That was a real chess game between champion players Anderssen and Kieseritzky. It's known as 'The Immortal Game'.
Here, compare the two.
That was a real chess game between champion players Anderssen and Kieseritzky. It's known as 'The Immortal Game'.
Here, compare the two.
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Learn something new every day. Bioware writers are neeeeeeeeeeeerds. =D
Replaying the game and choose "I don't care" option at Vivienne's recruitment mission. And she verbally ripped the noble to shreds. That made me chuckle for a good while.
During the "Meet the Chargers" scene, Krem's quip about Iron Bull's harness for his "pillowy man-bosoms". I don't know why, but Jennifer Hale's delivery of that line always has me in stitches every time I get to that scene.
Today two hilarious things happened - in the Hinterlands I was checking out a shack, I turn around and a bear had walked right in without anyone in my party realizing or growling like they usually do. Chaos ensued and I couldn't back out the door, but I laughed so hard.
Also in the Storm Coast, I went up a ladder in a cave, a giant spider is calmly sitting there waiting for me right at the top of the ladder. My party members kept trying to climb up the ladder and getting knocked off.
Choosing to kneel at The Final Piece seems so hilarious, especially if your Inquisitor has been fierce and fearless throughout the game.
Also at Sahrnia Quarry when climbing those damn ladders and the slaves kick me off due to some dumb animation when they slide down.
"Rival ended up choking to death a year later on a chicken bone."
I always laugh when I pass by that male Chanter in Val Royeaux, he gets into it way too much.
"What you have created, no one can tear asUndEeEeEr."
I always laugh when I pass by that male Chanter in Val Royeaux, he gets into it way too much.
"What you have created, no one can tear asUndEeEeEr."
It's like someone told him that the Chant is an actual song (which it's supposed to be), but never told the other Chanter VAs. So it's just him and the rest sounding bored.
The big Flemeth "reveal"
It was very amusing to have all my "conspiracy theory" suspicions confirmed.
It's like someone told him that the Chant is an actual song (which it's supposed to be), but never told the other Chanter VAs. So it's just him and the rest sounding bored.
That's a different perspective. It makes him look funny in comparison, though. I still think he's trying too much, and if other Chanters did the same I might never take the Chant of Light seriously. 
I am not sure the exact line but it is when Bull is in the fade and says something like "S***! S***! Guys if I get possessed I drop my guard on my left side when I swing"..or something
The one I can clearly recall was after Halamshiral. I went to talk with Bull and he makes a remark about his dislike for the whole affair with nobles "tripping on each other's dicks" and whatnot. My boyfriend was sitting right next to me when he said that and we just started cackling madly.
If you use Leliana to discover and break the code in the crappy Hard in Hightown ripoff books during Varric's war table chain, it's rather hilarious to see how much the poor agents hate those books for being so unbelievably bad. I imagine it added some much-needed amusement to the war council sessions.
While my Cadash was trying to flank attack a bear, who used his knockdown at the same time, against a cliffside in the Hinterlands, all of a sudden, my Cadash found himself being rocketted about 50ft straight up into the air.
And all I could think was;
My Inquisitor is a member of a notorious and feared criminal empire, is able to survive explosions that level mountains, avalanches and all manner of things that should kill him in minutes, yet is somehow unable to take down a simple animal and gets thrown far into the air for his trouble...
If you use Leliana to discover and break the code in the crappy Hard in Hightown ripoff books during Varric's war table chain, it's rather hilarious to see how much the poor agents hate those books for being so unbelievably bad. I imagine it added some much-needed amusement to the war council sessions.
I found this video with someone cos-playing Dorian, Cassandra and doing solas's voice. Its one of the banters from the game. Its really funny. The part with solas is my favorite.
Haha... "Shut. Up."
Where have I heard that before.. in a similar manner no less. 
Oh it was Solas' personal quest of course. It was funny how he delivered that line too. "We know about demons and binding blabla"
*Glares* Shut. Up.
It was a very well done little skit. It amazes me how one person can pull off something like this.
That's a different perspective. It makes him look funny in comparison, though. I still think he's trying too much, and if other Chanters did the same I might never take the Chant of Light seriously.
My theory is that to join the ranks of those prestiguous chanters who recite the entire thing in the Grand Cathedral in Val Royeaux, one must be able to sing in the style of a Gregorian choir. Unfortunately, most of the Chanters in Thedas can't actually sing, so they don't bother and just prefer to recite the words normally.
That guy in the bazaar, is basically the Thedas equivalent of every contestant of any talent competition on telly, who's completely and utterly convinced they can sing, despite all evidence to the contrary and having gotten a verbal flogging from the judges about how completely awful they truly are.
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