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[rushinplay]

You can see what I'm doing in this video here, how long can I play before just zooming through these conversation choices will do something that ruins my game? I have a theory that the story doesn't matter until the middle/end of the game, and I already read all about the game, I know what's going on. and I like to get right to the playing.

[Nefla]

Your choices only matter as far as companion approval and with the mages or Templars, you get a different quest depending on who you pick. (and for the second to last mission it plays out a bit different depending on a choice you make there) but it's not possible to screw up the game and there is only one ending.

[rushinplay]

thanks, appreciate that. I watched let's plays (to only a point, before I decided to buy the game) so I kind of know but, I just like to know I can blast past it and I'll be able to finish the game.

[Nefla]

thanks, appreciate that. I watched let's plays (to only a point, before I decided to buy the game) so I kind of know but, I just like to know I can blast past it and I'll be able to finish the game.

No problem

[robertmarilyn]

You can end up making Lelianna very a hard, mean, throat slashing, vindictive, killing machine, if you don't pick the right choices almost from the first time you can speak with her. That has severe consequences for a lot of people, according to the ending slides but it doesn't actually affect your game while you are playing it. 

[MissDragon]

Strange how people want to get through the game so quickly. Blasting pass certain dialogue options can change your game drastically. Beware, be very aware.  

[GT409]

A major part of the ending is based on certain dialogue options you make throughout the game. I don't want to be too spoilery, but pay attention to what you say about the Chantry.