I also managed to win Assassin's Creed Rogue while laid up with the world's worst case of food poisoning. Do. Not. Recommend. I'm conflicted about that game. I wanted to hate Shay for being a traitor to the order but I could not.
Assassin's Creed Rogue was an interesting story to get a view of the Templar side, but Shay's a traitor regardless. I never liked him.
Also, I never get this guy's war table missions to pop up, but proof he's still alive:
Good catch. I never see the names of RTs except for the very obvious boss. By the time I do, they're all unknown bodies on the ground. 
I'm still in DDDA. I think Bioware should incorporate the dynamic combat of DDDA into DA4. Honestly, who hadn't wanted to climb onto the dragons and hit them in DAI instead of flapping at their legs and heads? The climb system of DDDA allows the player to climb and strike at weak spots of monsters; the wings, the eyes, the neck, the legs, the tail, the back, etc. Climb on the drake and he flies off with you on his back! Imagine the struggle ongoing in the air, this does happen in DDDA btw. Harpies can also carry you off but you can work free. A mage pawn with the right abilities will catch you before you go splat.
The other good thing is the classes. You can build a hybrid class combining skills of a tank, an archer and a mage. The mage archer is a fav. The class alone has range plus melee. Range and melee abilities are so good they outshine the archers of the DA series. Even the tank has interesting and better skills than the tanks of DA.
The reason I'm still playing DDDA despite some frustrating flaws are the above. I don't think I have discovered the complete range of abilities yet.
Good catch. I never see the names of RTs except for the very obvious boss. By the time I do, they're all unknown bodies on the ground.
Ser Barris is not RT. He's fighting on your side, just like Fiona does when you pick mages.
Ser Barris is not RT. He's fighting on your side, just like Fiona does when you pick mages.
Oh true, he does not look red in that image. My bad. 
Still, I never see him at all in the run to the temple in my Templar PTs.
Oh true, he does not look red in that image. My bad.
IIRC, he's in the area where you fight two Behemoths. He even speaks up.
Ser Barris is not RT. He's fighting on your side, just like Fiona does when you pick mages.
It took me a few playthroughs before I finally realized that Fiona was with the one group of mages in the Arbor Wilds. Same with Ser Barris, I don't think I ever realized either that he was there.
Why, why is Dr. T'Soni crying??Default? Meh.
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It took me a few playthroughs before I finally realized that Fiona was with the one group of mages in the Arbor Wilds. Same with Ser Barris, I don't think I ever realized either that he was there.
I finally noticed him in my game this time too. He doesn't get a pop up identification though unless you use tac cam, but he was the only one with a ginormous shield.
I finally noticed him in my game this time too. He doesn't get a pop up identification though unless you use tac cam, but he was the only one with a ginormous shield.
Does the tac cam label Ser Barris as Knight Commander if he's promoted and the Templars are allied with the Inquisition?
Does the tac cam label Ser Barris as Knight Commander if he's promoted and the Templars are allied with the Inquisition?
I didn't notice.
So, I took out Dorian's Fire Mine so poor little tuskets wouldn't suicide on them and replaced it with Winter's Grasp. Next thing I know, Dorian has cast a Fire Mine, even though it clearly is not on his ability bar. 
^ My memory is rusty now. Thought it's the fourth icon on the ability bar?
^ My memory is rusty now. Thought it's the fourth icon on the ability bar?
No, I double-checked. 
That one is Immolate.
Just beat the Shadow Broker. An emotional time...Why, why is Dr. T'Soni crying??
So, I took out Dorian's Fire Mine so poor little tuskets wouldn't suicide on them and replaced it with Winter's Grasp. Next thing I know, Dorian has cast a Fire Mine, even though it clearly is not on his ability bar.
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Did you also disable it in tactics? If a companion has the ability, it's usually keyed into tactics whether it's on their ability bar or not.
Assassin's Creed Rogue was an interesting story to get a view of the Templar side, but Shay's a traitor regardless. I never liked him.
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Interesting thoughts... here are a couple of mine...
Ser Barris is not RT. He's fighting on your side,
Sniff. I didn't get back to the main hall fast enough ... spent too much time looting ... 
Just beat the Shadow Broker. An emotional time...
Ah. I thought it was because FemShep said something mean to her.
Did you also disable it in tactics? If a companion has the ability, it's usually keyed into tactics whether it's on their ability bar or not.
That didn't used to be true, glad they finally fixed that.
And ... I guess I should learn how to use MultiQuote .... 
It took me a few playthroughs before I finally realized that Fiona was with the one group of mages in the Arbor Wilds. Same with Ser Barris, I don't think I ever realized either that he was there.
I noticed both of them in my first pts on templars/mages side... but I missed Leliana.
Sniff. I didn't get back to the main hall fast enough ... spent too much time looting ...
*le gasp* No...
Went to the Arbor Wilds to find Samson and Corypheus. I didn't do the rituals at the temple, which pissed Solas off, and then drank from the Well, which pissed Solas off even more. But luckily we're bros so he forgave me. Then I killed Corypheus and turns out my bro Solas is a traitor!
I wanted to do Frostback Basin, but I got my ass kicked by a Rift and then went back to the Hissing Wastes to level up a bit before trying again. I'm now level 21-and-a-half so it should be high enough though.
Interesting thoughts... here are a couple of mine...
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Ah. I thought it was because FemShep said something mean to her.
Helen Shepard would never say anything mean to the love of her life...
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