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[themikefest]

After reading this, it does make me want to start a pure renegade Shepard playthrough.

You can do it. Its your destiny. Haha
 

The only thing about starting a new playthrough is that I have to do every little detail. (Even collecting all the minerals/writings/ID Tags).

Nothing wrong with that.
 

So I don't know at the moment.

No rush. The game will always be there for you to play whether its tomorrow or the next day.

I'm currently playing the ME trilogy. Mostly because I'm having a very hard time finishing my 9th playthrough of DAI. I play for a few minutes then I just lose interest. I just need to give myself a little more time away from DAI to get back in the playing mood I guess

[AtreiyaN7]

After obsessing over Sunless Sea for a week, I finally started popping back in to Thedas and resumed my adventures in Crestwood, specifically. Things checked off my list:

 

• Intruding on a romantic tryst while trying to get to the dam controls.*
• Tickling the adorable nugs while Blackwall talked about nug racing in the underground dwarven ruins.
• Picking up every bit of embrium that I came across...just because!

 

* SIDENOTE: I would just like to say to that young man who suggested that a dark, dank cave (one that's probably filled with spiders) as a rendezvous site to his beloved...THAT IS A TERRIBLE IDEA!!!!! No wonder her parents don't like you! At this rate, they'll both end up as future nominees for the Darwin Awards. I mean, I certainly haven't forgotten the giant spider named Snowball who was chilling out in that cave below the keep in Crestwood!

[Eyes_Only]

My qunari inquisitor has not been up to a whole lot lately.

 

She killed her second dragon, the one in Crestwood along with Iron Bull, Sera (her lover) and Dorian. Was not to hard of a fight. They all celebrated with a couple barrels of ale afterwards. She's been putting Team Sutherland to good use now since losing the Chargers. But now they have gone missing to Cullen is investigating.

 

She's not overly fond of mages due to her qunari nature which explains why she sided with the Templars. But she does trust and care for the mages sworn to her company. Like Dorian and Solas for example. Vivienne... well she tends to think of the woman like Sera does. Aside from her political involvement, there seems to be no need for her on the team. So when Solas came to my inquisitor about how one of his fade friends had vanished, she decided to help out. Like I said Solas was a friend and she would do what she could for him.

 

And that included helping save his spirit friend, and letting him slaughter the mages responsible for the wisdom spirit's death.

 

She also switched from being a sword and shield reaver to being a two handed great sword reaver. Which has been devastating to the enemy. She's enjoying this much more then holding a shield. But we'll have to see about how the long term gains are for this.

 

Next on the list is Wicked Hearts and Wicked Eyes.

[Farangbaa]

*gasp*

Screwed up the make up on my human male. Gave him eyeshadow but forgot the eyeliner. Awful.
And he was so pretty

 

But on closer inspection the eyeshadow wasn't dark enough either, so it's all good. I'll just have another go tomorrow.

 

Twas a shame though, I finally made a long haired dude that looked good.

 

Another gripe I have with the CC and haircuts: with the longer haircuts that do show ear you have to put the ears unrealistically low to make them not clip with the hair.

 

Seriously, this CC is an abomination. Mostly caused by the awful hair and ridiculous lighting.

[BraveVesperia]

Recently we learned that trying to fight a druffalo when you're on your own in Haven is a bad idea. It will lead to a very, very long battle.

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Trev has experienced the wonders of Ferelden. He's come to the conclusion that it's a slightly weird place. Even weirder than Kirkwall, and everyone knows that's a creephole.

For one thing, Fereldans have an unnatural dedication to their pets.

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Headgear that would make even the strangest mage blush.

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Some kind of strange torture implements.

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And... whatever this is doing.

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He did the rounds in the Hinterlands, helping out a few people less fortunate than himself, and closing rifts. They got turned back at Redcliffe gates, even though he turned his charm on the gate guard at full beam. Giselle seemed like a pleasant woman though. She's the sort of priest he likes. Which means she isn't leading the charge with fire and pitchforks, screaming "Die, mage, die!"

 

Speaking of unpleasant priests, the party travelled to Val Royeaux to confront the Mothers. One got punched, and Trev tried not to laugh. It is very wrong to hit defenceless priests, of course. But a tiny bit satisfying. Too bad someone couldn't punch Lord Seeker Lucius, because that man is an arrogant sod. Trev tried to convince the templars to join them, by following Cullen's example. But nooo, Cullen's a bad templar because he's let himself be swayed by an evil mage like Trev. Well, screw you guys. Don't let the fancy golden gates hit you in the butt on the way out. Trev is taking his offer of friendship to Fiona instead, who was far more reasonable - if mysterious- about the whole thing. Only he has to go all the way back to Redcliffe to talk about it. She's standing right there, but she just has to make it complicated!

 

Trev recruited a bizarre elf named Sera, and the infamous Madame de Fer. Since the Ostwick circle was pretty tame, most of the people there - including Trev - would kill for the opportunity to become a court mage. But not court mage in tiny Ostwick. Who wants to spend their days advising some old guy on which paint best matches the carpet?

 

He seems to be winning over his female associates (well, except Leliana, she's annoyed with him). After admiring Cassandra's one-woman-assault on the training dummies, he complimented her skill. She seemed pleased, in a disgusted noise sort of way. She really is impressive. As far as Trev's concerned, Cass is the Inquisition's fearless leader. He's just the guy with a weird green hand.

 

Sera was talking nonsense, but Trev just acted like it was all a joke. Seems that Sera likes that! He and Vivienne bonded over how great it is to be a Circle mage, when you have the power and connections to make an easy life. Finally, Josie confided that she thinks Haven is a dump (he agrees) and asked him about the Circle and templars. He decided to admit that he had a little crush on a templar back in Ostwick. Ah, that steely gaze, fierce countenance, the ability to break him in half. Not that Trev has a type or anything.

Now he just needs to charm the men!

[TanithAeyrs]

Had a little time to play this weekend so Maise  (level 9-11 on hard) and the gang had some new adventures. My first time siding with the Templars so it was pretty cool.

 

After the Fallow Mire Maise was ready to go anywhere DRY.  Thus, when Leliana mentioned that those funny looking shards she had been picking up seemed important and some scholar said they should check in the desert she had her barded charger loaded up before you could say 'lyrium smuggler'.   Beardy McHandsome was along for the trip along with Cassandra who had been looking a bit bored and Solas who might be useful at scholar stuff.  The heat in the desert was welcome and Maise's boots finally finished drying out.  But the sand got everywhere!  Good thing Beardy hasn't taken the hint yet, although the oasis itself did seem like a fun spot for a later romantic holiday (if all the dratted spiders and hyenas would stay away).  Maise put her rogue skills to use scaling cliffs and jumping chasms to collect all the shards so she could get into the elfie temple.  Solas was surprisingly quiet with only a few comments about what must have been a big find for him.  Maise just shook her head at the silly elf scholar.  It was kind of fun to pincushion the undead, although Maise noticed the campfire just doesn't seem as hot anymore. The weird elfie temple had some decent loot so they will definitely be back when they find more shards. 

 

Alas, duty called and they returned to Haven.  It was time to find allies to help with the breach.  Although Maise sympathized with the mages she just doesn't understand magic at all so off to the Templars it was.  Some obnoxious noble pasted himself to her side before they entered the front gates and Maise used all the diplomatic skills at her disposal to deal with him (she doubted the Orlesians would have taken it well if she had just shot him - although with Orlesian politics in its current state you never know).   A very handsome Templar greeted them and Maise might have found herself interested if it wasn't for McBeardy Warden.  After a bit of human weirdness involving flags Maise discovered there was something VERY WRONG with the Templars.  Maybe the mages would have been a better option.  Red lyrium, really, could the humans be more foolish.  Ugh, then there was this envy demon - doesn't it know DWARVES DON'T DREAM- stupid mark anyway.  There was a strange human/spirit thing who helped.  He seemed a decent sort, though far more naïve than anyone Maise had ever met.  Out of the dream -THANK THE MAKER OR THE STONE OR WHATEVER YOU WANT, Maise wasn't sure but dreams and dwarves don't mix!  Ser Barris had a plan to deal with the demon so Maise went in search of senior Templars and lyrium (why humans addict themselves to the stuff she will never understand).  Unfortunately the handsome Templar was mortally wounded before they were able to fight the demon (a loss to all lonely and cold women - what are you looking at ?- Haven is really cold).  With the demon defeated the Templars agreed to disband their order and join the Inquisition - no way Maise was leaving a bunch of lyrium addicts to govern themselves. 

 

But the Inquisition's troubles were just starting.  Maise was just about ready to join the party - Bull and his chargers had a couple of kegs open and McBeardy was drinking so things were looking up, but then this army appeared out of nowhere.  The crazy Tevinter mage from Redcliffe showed up to warn them of the army that was approaching.  Red lyrium everywhere, seriously, humans are so stupid.   Maise managed to save a few of the people in the outlying houses but stupid Seggrit locked himself in a burning building and Adan was mortally injured before they could reach him.  Still, most of the Inquisition made it to the Chantry.  Then, with McBeardy looking down at her all admiring and hopeful, Maise made a stupid decision.  She would try to draw the attention of the attacking forces while most of the Inquisition made its escape.  Just for that look, McBeardy had to come for their last stand - if Maise was going to die for a cause, the clueless warden was going to be with her.  Cass and Solas volunteered to join them and they went off to be noble (Maise almost choked on the word, but Beardy was looking).  Mages and dragons and too many troops, it was a lost cause.  Maise took the last chance fate or some miracle gave to her and unleashed the last trebuchet on the arrogant (and ugly) **** who invaded her town.   She dove for the collapsing mineshaft as the avalanche buried Haven. 

 

Then there was nothing but snow and cold - seriously,  dwarves are not built for thigh high drifts and artic temperatures.   She awoke to bitter infighting amongst the Inquisition's leaders, then the crazy cleric started singing.  The humans seemed to find something of worth in the song, but Maise was more intrigued by the political insight offered by the hobo mage.  The apostate (something definitely wasn't right about him) guided them to this amazing ruin he called Skyhold.  Maise could feel its age, even with her stunted stone sense.  This was a place with so much history it made her teeth ache.  Somehow the humans decided she should lead the Inquisition because of her bravery - if only they knew it was because she hadn't wished to disappoint McBeardy.  Ugh, speaking of which, he has really bitten into the human noble sacrifice garbage - its his fault she's leading this bunch of crazies and he doesn't want a relationship (or even a quick tumble  - Skyhold is even colder than Haven) because of it.  Have to work on that, or get him drunk . 

 

Then the hobo apostate takes her on another dream walk.  What is this about dwarves and dreams - really she just wants an nice, normal, dreamless nights sleep.  Too bad that ugly Corypheus fellow didn't take the mark.  There is definitely something up with the apostate though,  Maise's Carta instincts are screaming at her even if she can't put her finger on just what isn't right.   On waking up she realized she still can't find her dry socks.

[FiveThreeTen]

This time this is just a highlight of my Quizzy attempt to "soften" Leliana.

 

While looking for clues, I got really distracted by Chantry imagery.

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Leliana delivered corny one liners:

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While she was getting mad at a box, the chantry paintings bore once more into my soul.

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Finally Leliana concluded the meeting by happily munching on her cloak.

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Darth!Leliana is no lon.........WAIT A SECOND

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I give up.

[SporkFu]

After reading this, it does make me want to start a pure renegade Shepard playthrough.

 

The only thing about starting a new playthrough is that I have to do every little detail. (Even collecting all the minerals/writings/ID Tags).

 

So I don't know at the moment. 
 

Driving the mako around on uncharted planets is half the fun of playing ME1 again  

[kalasaurus]

This time this is just a highlight of my Quizzy attempt to "soften" Leliana.

 

While looking for clues, I got really distracted by Chantry imagery.

Spoiler

 

 

Leliana delivered corny one liners:

Spoiler

 

While she was getting mad at a box, the chantry paintings bore once more into my soul.

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Finally Leliana concluded the meeting by happily munching on her cloak.

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Darth!Leliana is no lon.........WAIT A SECOND

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I give up.

 

Woah, I'm hardening Leliana and setting her up to be Divine this playthrough, since it's my "get sh*t done no matter the cost" pro-mage and pro-elf Lavellan.  Should be, um, interesting.

 

My next step is to let Celene die, and have Gaspard rule as Briala's puppet.  I haven't allowed the assassination to happen before, so uh, yeah... yay 

[Melbella]

Feels odd to have a gaming rig with no games installed. Have this same feeling whenever I format HDs of course, but it doesn't change the fact that every time, it feels... odd. At least this time
When I left Dofni she had been squashed flat a couple times by giants throwing rocks Totally unfair. Even dragons haven't managed to do that much damage in one hit ... ah well, now she and the gang are standing outside The Knight's Tomb, and we have nearly wrapped things up in the Emerald Graves; just a few minor quests left, and, in addition to the dungeon we're about to enter, we have the Chateau D'Onterre -- Bringing Cole this time. Should be fun

 

Glad you saved your saved games.  I'm eagerly awaiting Dofni's reaction to her boyfriend's big reveal. Having you been putting if off on purpose? I don't think I've ever even gone to Emerald Graves before finishing both Adamant and WEWH.  

 

Evil/Angry  playthrough completed after 28 hours in total.

 

 
   Holy smokes! That's a way short game! I'm usually not even out of Haven after that long.

 

 

Seriously, this CC is an abomination. Mostly caused by the awful hair and ridiculous lighting.

 

Just had to quote this to say I agree 1000%.

 

Beardy McHandsome 
McBeardy Warden.

 

Love both of these names for Blackwall. I think coming up with new ones should be a national sport in Thedas. Right up there with jousting.

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After the party at the end where you head up to your quarters, you can totally tease him about what his name actually is. Something like, "What was your name again? Rainwall? Blackrain?"  

 

As for Olinar, NM level 16.....

 

He is all done with the Exalted Plains (unless Vivienne needs a wyvern heart or something). The undead are re-deaded. Finally. Oh, man, what a nightmare. Really. Wave after wave after wave....the Citadelle du loads of undead was the absolute worst. The Revenant at the end was actually a nice break. The game totally rope-a-doped me too. The undead at the ramparts were lower level (11, I think? while I was 15) and in my last game on Hard, the Citadelle undead were also lower level. Not this time on NM. Those nasty programmers made the undead match my level. They were all but a couple of them level 15 too. Urggghhh!!! 

 

After they were done, they headed back to Crestwood for a nice relaxing dragon fight with a chaser of wyvern. Dorian face-planted again.  Olinar really needs to leave him behind next time. For now, they've finally made it out to the Western Approach. Despite the nasties everywhere, Dorian is much happier in the warm climate, which makes Olinar happier too.

 

Note: if you happen to catch any banter between Sera and Dorian regarding "tools," be prepared to spit out whatever you are drinking at the time.  I had Blackwall in my party too, and he just sniggered in the background.

[FiveThreeTen]

^Exalted Plains constant buzzing sound is worse than the demons and corpses.

 

Woah, I'm hardening Leliana and setting her up to be Divine this playthrough, since it's my "get sh*t done no matter the cost" pro-mage and pro-elf Lavellan.  Should be, um, interesting.

 

Oh, she is definitely "softened". But some of her solutions on the wartable missions are still, let's just say colorful.

[SporkFu]

Glad you saved your saved games.  I'm eagerly awaiting Dofni's reaction to her boyfriend's big reveal. Having you been putting if off on purpose? I don't think I've ever even gone to Emerald Graves before finishing both Adamant and WEWH.

  
In my first two games I did Here Lies The Abyss well before the Emerald Graves: In Mahalie's game I went to Adamant right after the Western Approach which was my first destination after In Your Heart Shall Burn, and in Harold's game, I went to Adamant after doing both the Western Approach and the Exalted Plains first.

Dofni marches to the beat of her own drum . I wanted to switch things up this time, and to try and pace the game a little better by leaving myself plenty (but not too much) to do in between Adamant and the Arbor Wilds and the endgame. So this time I did Exalted Plains first, then straight into Wicked Eyes and Wicked Hearts, then the Western Approach. And I thought if I do Emerald Graves and then Adamant, that will still leave me with Emprise du Lion and the Hissing Wastes to bookend the Arbor Wilds before going to the endgame.... but I may have to hit the Wastes sooner rather than later, for those tier 3 schematics.

Hehe, sorry to keep you waiting.

Just had to quote this to say I agree 1000%.

don't encourage him! He'll post the link to the CC from that other game again!

j/k Psychevore. I'm pretty sure you haven't posted that in this thread yet, anyway. Just try not to gush about it too much

[Mushashi7]

"That game with that mage... Vivienne.., right?"

I just spend the last two days creating Version 1.3 of Triss.
Naturally I didn't play much as I wasn't allowed to persue the story line. But today I can play again and I think 'In Hushed Whispers' is next.

I look forward to get Dorian into the team. Somehow he is an essential and central figure. Along the way I have become more and more fond of him. And funny enough the rest of the team is becoming less important and interesting.
Not Vivienne though. She's a very strong character. In a year - or ten - you will remember Vivienne as the dominating character.
"Do you remember that game we used to play? Dragon Age Inquisition?"
"Yes, of course. That's the one with that mage Vivienne, right? And the dwarf with the special crossbow?"
"Yeah, that's the one."

Dorian is greatly created. He has a very deep and colorful personlity. He is just as much a thinker as impulsive.

I just spend the last two days creating a new version of Triss. 11 hours ingame.
I created a start in Haven with everything that enables you play the game without collecting any basic crafting material at all. This time I don't have to worry about xp, influence, inquisition points either.
It feels nice. Now I can focuse directly on the story, quests and the adventure. I "Greatly Disapprove" of how repeating and collecting got out of hand. It consumes more than half the time playing the game - the game which should have been a role playing game.

I wonder how I will look at the game this time? Now I am free to focus without disturbances and time consuming repeats that makes you deeply bored after two playthroughs.
Will my choices be different? Will I get a better overview of the story, and maybe discover something deeper? I hope so. I feel I am missing something that drowned in repeating and collecting. As if you get drunk and can't think straight anymore. If you know what I mean? Confusion.

Redcliffe Castle and Alexius is calling!


By the way: Did any of you obtain the Masterwork Archon Staff in any of your playthroughs? See picture below.

[kalasaurus]

Aela Lavellan just arrived at the Winter Palace with her date, Solas.  She brought along Dorian and Iron Bull too to make it a double date  .

 

She detests the Game but she'll play along with these humans to get the job done, if need be.  I will be sure to update my report on her adventures in the Winter Palace

[Qun00]

Without spoiling too much, I just wanted to say the cutscene in the beginning of What Pride Had Wrought is beautifully epic.

I love how it shows each advisor being badass.

[Rekkampum]

Evil/Angry  playthrough completed after 28 hours in total.

 

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The inquisitor went to a shrine and had an encounter with Flemeth. The inquisitor isn't too keen of being a servant of Flemeth. The inquisitor defeated her first dragon and now has control of it. Corypheus found out about the inquisitor's power first hand (because the anchor was on her hand  never mind) and was defeated.

 

Back at Skyhold and Leliana wanted to know what happened to Solas. The inquisitor was not that bothered as she said "that we didn't leave on the best of terms". Afterwards, it was the loneliest party celebration as there was only two party companions and both are not thrilled with her.

 

Here are the results of the epilogue slides of this Evil playthrough:

1. Gaspard rules Orlais as long as he bows to Briala (Orlesian nobles are not happy so this may result in more chaos in the future)
2. Grey Wardens are on the brink of destruction and disappeared (This could end up dooming all of Thedas)
3. Hardened Leliana as Divine and her reign is described as deadly with blood running through the halls
4. Mages can choose to stay in the inquisition where the "Bright Hand" is established
5. Inquisition is based on military might and the inquisitor's army inspires fear. Inquisitor has become a target.    

So post credits, the only party members available are Varric and Cassandra.

 

Here is a brief summary of the evil/angry decisions:

 

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Didn't recruit Sera, Vivienne, Cole, Dorian, Iron Bull or Blackwall - Inquisition have no horses/mounts as the inquisitor didn't help Dennet - Haven townsfolk annihilated - Drunk Cassandra - Punched Solas - All the rampaging High Dragons are alive - The inquisitor didn't collect a shard - Leliana hardened - Crestwood's future is bleak - Sahrnia's outlook is bleak - Hinterland refugees have possibly starved to death or at risk from hypothermia - Western Approach fort will not last as it doesn't have a water source - The inquisitor defeated the Red Templars in Sahrnia quarry but didn't free the villagers - Druffy killed, Golden Halla killed and the nugs under Crestwood killed - Celene was stabbed in the back in front of the Imperial Court - Leliana killed a sister - Killed every warden encountered at Adamant - The inquisitor was happy dishing out punishments such as executions/prison/hard labour/community service - The inquisitor didn't waste time in the Oasis or Hissing Wastes - Didn't do any sidequests. 

 

This concludes my 4th playthrough and I will probably hold on to this save file for any possible DLC . I will probably start a 5th playthrough soon (but not straight away) as there are still certain actions that I haven't experienced yet such as Morrigan drinking the well or allowing the Wardens to join.     

 

Druffy? YOU MONSTER!

[Mushashi7]

Without spoiling too much, I just wanted to say the cutscene in the beginning of What Pride Had Wrought is beautifully epic.

I love how it shows each advisor being badass.

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Good for you, Qun00!

Bioware haven't even fixed the damn cutscene crashes yet! But they are very eager to close all the exploits and glitches that makes the game less boring the second time you play it.

I have only been able to watch two uninterupted cutscenes in nine playthroughs. For god's sake! Two cutscenes!? I bought a game I haven't been able to play in full yet.

First they closed the 'duplicate item glitch', and now they close the chest farming!?

I'll stick to Patch 2. And I will not download any newer patches at all. I am not going to buy the planned DLC either. I'm looking forward to Witcher 2 in a couple of month. I really hate when game developers are getting mean and annoying like this. They just spoiled my day with the new Patch 5 notes.

[Rekkampum]

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Good for you, Qun00!

Bioware haven't even fixed the damn cutscene crashes yet! But they are very eager to close all the exploits and glitches that makes the game less boring the second time you play it.

I have only been able to watch two uninterupted cutscenes in nine playthroughs. For god's sake! Two cutscenes!? I bought a game I haven't been able to play in full yet.

First they closed the 'duplicate item glitch', and now they close the chest farming!?

I'll stick to Patch 2. And I will not download any newer patches at all. I am not going to buy the planned DLC either. I'm lloking forward to Witcher 2 in a couple of month. I really hate when game developers are getting mean and annoying like this. They just spoiled my day with the new Patch 5 notes.

 

I'm pretty much stuck doing sidequests until they patch Calpernia's side quest on XBone.

[kalasaurus]

Bioware haven't even fixed the damn cutscene crashes yet!

Ugh, I know right?  I have to save before every cutscene just in case the game crashes.  I've had 2 crashes already at the Winter Palace and my Inquisitor was just talking to Morrigan for the first time.  My system surpasses the minimum requirements- it's pretty frustrating.

 

The worst are those back to back cutscenes with a loading screen in the middle- if the game crashes then, I headdesk 

[Al Foley]

....what cutscene crashes?  My PS3 has never crashed on any cutscene?

[Mushashi7]

....what cutscene crashes?  My PS3 has never crashed on any cutscene?

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Please just ignore. Keep playing the game, Al Foley. Everything is ok. Just forget about the above comments.

We are on a PC!

[Al Foley]

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Please just ignore. Keep playing the game, Al Foley. Everything is ok. Just forget about the above comments.

We are on a PC!

I would just think that A. If this were a major issue it would be effecting the PS3 since it is inferior technology and B. if this were a major issue I would have heard about it by now.  But...I have not heard a single mention until now.  

[Melbella]

Ugh, I know right?  I have to save before every cutscene just in case the game crashes.  I've had 2 crashes already at the Winter Palace and my Inquisitor was just talking to Morrigan for the first time.  My system surpasses the minimum requirements- it's pretty frustrating.
 
The worst are those back to back cutscenes with a loading screen in the middle- if the game crashes then, I headdesk 

 

My last game during the Winter Palace was horrid. It kept crashing/not loading whenever I would go from the ballroom to the vestibule or vice versa. And you have to do that a lot! I don't even remember how many times it happened but it was extremely frustrating. Hopefully it will behave itself this time.

 

I also have to remember to turn down my graphics settings for the Mythal tiles and the final battle. Otherwise the first one resets at random and the second one ends up with no cut scene and an immortal Coryphish.

[Al Foley]

This time this is just a highlight of my Quizzy attempt to "soften" Leliana.

 

While looking for clues, I got really distracted by Chantry imagery.

Spoiler

 

 

Leliana delivered corny one liners:

Spoiler

 

While she was getting mad at a box, the chantry paintings bore once more into my soul.

Spoiler

 

Finally Leliana concluded the meeting by happily munching on her cloak.

Spoiler

 

Darth!Leliana is no lon.........WAIT A SECOND

Spoiler

 

 

I give up.

She lookslike a cat there.

[Kaibe]

So I thought I might take a stroll in the Western Approach, maybe complete some quests. I get on a horse because that would be faster, so of course every quillback in existence comes to chase me.