Interesting is the best I could say for it.
I guess I've come to love Southern Thedas so much. I want it to end on a good(ish) note. Not humiliated and broken.
That's the beauty of having multiple endings. You get the happy ending you want and I get to be the evil asshat. Everyone is happy. Especially me 
Me too.
I'm so happy Leliana became Divine in my playtrough.
She deserves it after everything she's been through.And I'll believe she'll do excellent work.
Hm, my line of thinking here is completely different, I think she deserves a damned break after everything she's been through. Hence why I'm glad Cassandra got elected. :S
I didn't expect him to grow such a glorious mane.
Looks like Blackwall's got a contender
Also an idea that surfaced up as a possibilty for the Inquisition.
Why is his arm missing? and did he get shorter? 
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That's the beauty of having multiple endings. You get the happy ending you want and I get to be the evil asshat. Everyone is happy. Especially me
There's evil, and then there's wrecking the setting. And I care about the setting. They said it themselves why they cut it. It's game breaking and lore breaking.
I find these things a valid choice when ending the entire series. Like Mass Effect. You can crap on the setting all you want there. It doesn't matter. They don't have to go back and build a story around it.
But they plan on an indefinite amount of Dragon Age games. Not a trilogy. It needs to stay afloat with some dose of sanity.
http://mattrhodesart...ne-heretic.html
So in a recent Matt Rhodes blog we find out a very intresting idea the developers have discussed, even made art of during the development of DA:I
They have disscused the idea of the Inquisitor possibly becoming the new Divine.Obviously, it would be the easiest as a human woman, and the hardest as a male qunari.They also discussed the idea of your Inquisitor being a Divine heretic, a ruthless Inquisitor who just cared about personal power, crushing everything in their way.
What do you think about this idea?I think it would be great, the image shown below looks so powerful and very very bitter.
I feel as if Bioware cut a lot of the main story during the development process.And I understand that cutting content is very much necessary in order to make the game feel as consistent and high-quality as possible.Still, I would have personally enjoyed them adding this option in the game, and some more moments that would help you define (in highly influential moments) whether you are a kind, merciful inquisitor, or a power hungry bastard who would defy everything, to get what they want.
Would you want to see this ending in the game?I know would never pick it in-game, but would certainly watch it many times on youtube.
Wow, I'm really sad they decided to cut that. Playing as a ruthless inquisitor out only to further there own power would have been fantastic, even if they didn't allow them to become the next Divine. So many good ideas for this game never made it off the drawing board. Let's hope the next DA game gets to include them.
There's evil, and then there's wrecking the setting. And I care about the setting. They said it themselves why they cut it. It's game breaking and lore breaking.
I find these things a valid choice when ending the entire series. Like Mass Effect. You can crap on the setting all you want there. It doesn't matter. They don't have to go back and build a story around it.
But they plan on an indefinite amount of Dragon Age games. Not a trilogy. It needs to stay afloat with some dose of sanity.
Well they could just make it like the ME2 ending where everyone dies. The ending still exists but its just can't be transferred to the next game in the franchise.
It should have been an option if you play female, human Inquisitor. I can understand keeping out the non-humans and the male characters for the lore reasons. Being that the human Inquisitor comes from a family of faithful believers and can potentially be a hard core believer themselves, I don't see why not if you play a woman too.
The only thing I can think of is how upset warden players were when they couldn't rule Fereldan because they were a mage or dwarf or elf. The divine would be more limiting because playing male would be cut out. I imagine the MRA crowd would have been extremely upset about another blatant attempt at shoving the SJW agenda down their throats.
Well it would have been cool to have more than one ending as well as a good or evil choice. I'd have been ok with it being restricted to human female or maybe human/elf female.
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I imagine the MRA crowd would have been extremely upset about another blatant attempt at shoving the SJW agenda down their throats.
Sigh. I hope that wasn't the reason. It's very lore consistent. I'm a male, but I'd welcome this female option. Even if I didn't play it. All I care about is not mangling the setting.
It should have been an option if you play female, human Inquisitor. I can understand keeping out the non-humans and the male characters for the lore reasons. Being that the human Inquisitor comes from a family of faithful believers and can potentially be a hard core believer themselves, I don't see why not if you play a woman too.
The only thing I can think of is how upset warden players were when they couldn't rule Fereldan because they were a mage or dwarf or elf. The divine would be more limiting because playing male would be cut out. I imagine the MRA crowd would have been extremely upset about another blatant attempt at shoving the SJW agenda down their throats.
We could dismantle the templar order. Why not give us the option to dismantle the chantry as well and start it from the ground up with an all new constitution or something? That could give us an excuse to make a divine of any race and gender.
A qunari male should be impossible, I think. Heck, even a female one. Power of the Inquisitor or no, it's just not a change that I think could reasonably take place over the course of this story.
In the real world, we call this scenario "Enough bullets".
In DA, we call it the Qun.
I'd love to see it, sure sets up for an joint mage/templar rebellion against the Chantry or, even the Tevinter or Qunari, or elves for that matter rising up to overthrow the heretic. Not so good for Thedas but then when has anything we had to solve been good for Thedas?
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The only thing I'd like about this is to kill a Qunari inquisitor on the sunburst throne.
And yet, it would never happen because I'd never play that Inquisitor in the first place. lol
Point stands though. The coolest thing about it is that I'd love to kill a bastard like that. Sounds like an even worse villain than Corypheus. Corypheus at least was deluded and had some good intentions. Meredith was driven crazy. Arishok had his back against a wall. Archdemon was just a force of nature. This Inquisitor is just doing what he does for the lulz and to be a dick.
Yeah I can see why they cut it but I wish they had kept it for female humans. In fact I would have replaced the Vivienne option with the human female (non mage) and in stead have Vivienne as a candidate for Grand Enchanter if the circles are reformed. So like, she becomes Grand Enchanter if Cassandra becomes Divine or if an Inquisitor who supports the circle becomes Divine.
http://mattrhodesart...ne-heretic.html
So in a recent Matt Rhodes blog we find out a very intresting idea the developers have discussed, even made art of during the development of DA:I
They have disscused the idea of the Inquisitor possibly becoming the new Divine.Obviously, it would be the easiest as a human woman, and the hardest as a male qunari.They also discussed the idea of your Inquisitor being a Divine heretic, a ruthless Inquisitor who just cared about personal power, crushing everything in their way.
What do you think about this idea?I think it would be great, the image shown below looks so powerful and very very bitter.
I feel as if Bioware cut a lot of the main story during the development process.And I understand that cutting content is very much necessary in order to make the game feel as consistent and high-quality as possible.Still, I would have personally enjoyed them adding this option in the game, and some more moments that would help you define (in highly influential moments) whether you are a kind, merciful inquisitor, or a power hungry bastard who would defy everything, to get what they want.
Would you want to see this ending in the game?I know would never pick it in-game, but would certainly watch it many times on youtube.
I really like the idea of it being an option but how can anyone want to make Leiliana cry?
For the lulz, sure, but it is definitely an immoral thing to do... 
I really like the idea of it being an option but how can anyone want to make Leiliana cry?
Why not? I already decapitated her once. A few tears won't seem like much at this point.
People like you are the reason we can't have decapitation stock animation anymore.Why not? I already decapitated her once. A few tears won't seem like much at this point.
Wow, that is disappointing. Especially since this is literally what Vivienne (well, to a point) does anyway if she is made Divine.
Why would that be immoral thing to do? You think that system in place in unjust, and it is, broken and unjust, and you look to obtain the power that will allow you to implement change for the better.
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Why would that be immoral thing to do? You think that system in place in unjust, and it is, broken and unjust, and you look to obtain the power that will allow you to implement change for the better.
You can do that other ways, if you feel that strongly.
Just being some random dude, taking a religion of millions over by force.. that's pretty fucked up. Especially when it isn't even your religion. Divine "Heretic". Not a believer. Just some meddler.
You can do that other ways, if you feel that strongly.
Just being some random dude, taking a religion of millions over by force.. that's pretty fucked up.
That's literally what Vivienne does.
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That's literally what Vivienne does.
She at least believes in the Chant of Light. She's the leader of the loyalist fraternity as well. She sided with the Chantry when she had nothing to gain by it. And she's the only person besides Cass who gives high approval for speaking in favor of Chantry based ideas, or saying you'll make the Inquisition for "Faith".
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