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[VanguardCharge]

You know what I really hate in this game? Littering. Whenever my inquisitor uses up a health potion, he blatantly throws in on the floor and keep moving. I mean, is it so ****** hard to just keep  the empty flask in your belt until the next time you reach camp? The Dragon Age universe has enough pollution as it is, from darkspawn and demons. I don't want my inquisitor contributing to the problem. 

 

This especially hurts when I'm playing as my Dalish Elf who loves nature and ****. With this character, I never kill animals but disgustingly so, I'm still forced to litter with health flasks. I'm boycotting BioWare games and DLCs until this issue is resolved with a patch. 

[Shaftell]

Are you being serious? Perhaps the flasks are biodegradable?

[VanguardCharge]

Are you being serious? Perhaps the flasks are biodegradable?

There is no lore explaining that and I highly doubt it. Yes, I am serious. I care about the planet and the littering in Inquisition sets a bad precedent on top of breaking character immersion. 

[NaclynE]

Zomg. Lol. You don't see me complaining about causing a animal to bleed then have it explode in ice chunks. I do jokingly say "this game will anger PETA" but I mean it as a joke. Same thing with the littering. IT'S JUST A GAME! HAVE FUN!

[Mann42]

If I remember correctly, your inquisitor chugs potions with their anchor hand. Since you never see the bottle hit the ground, and in fact it simply disappears after being consumed, I'm forced to assume that upon drinking a potion your Inquisitor sends the empty bottle into the fade.

 

Somewhere, in the depths of the fade, is a huge pile of empty potion bottles left there by the Inquisitor.

 

As for the rest of your party, I got nothing.

[VanguardCharge]

Zomg. Lol. You don't see me complaining about causing a animal to bleed then have it explode in ice chunks. I do jokingly say "this game will anger PETA" but I mean it as a joke. Same thing with the littering. IT'S JUST A GAME! HAVE FUN!

You can choose not to kill a single animal in this game. You cannot however complete this game without using health potions. I mean, when I roleplay my Dalish elf, I only use health potions when my Inquisitor is in camp because I pretend that the servants pick them up. 

[Mellon]

There is no lore explaining that and I highly doubt it. Yes, I am serious. I care about the planet and the littering in Inquisition sets a bad precedent on top of breaking character immersion. 

 

Gaming is not very caring about the planet. It costs heaps of energy, which is a waste to our planet. Why you even consider playing?

[hong]

Arson, Murder and Jaywalking

[VanguardCharge]

Gaming is not very caring about the planet. It costs heaps of energy, which is a waste to our planet. Why you even consider playing?

Oh please, read a book or something before making such blatant statements. My house is using a wind turbine for house electricity and I do my best to recycle game disks. 

 

[_Aine_]

Haha I laugh every time a character does this, to be perfectly honest.   It is no more ridiculous than having some sort of echolocation sonar build in our bodies to scan the surroundings instead of making it appear to be a spell or something.  Dat stuff developers do!  Sometimes, it just doesn't have to make a bit of sense to them.  lol

[Jestina]

There's rifts crapping out demons, people killing each other and burning everything in sight, and you're worried about your character dropping a little glass? Not every Dalish is a tree hugger. As for animals, you need to kill some to survive...cause you need to eat and have warm clothing.

[ReiKokoFuuu]

of course, littering is right up there along with saving the world and killing the big bad.  priorities, people.

[Feranel]

If I remember correctly, your inquisitor chugs potions with their anchor hand. Since you never see the bottle hit the ground, and in fact it simply disappears after being consumed, I'm forced to assume that upon drinking a potion your Inquisitor sends the empty bottle into the fade.

 

Somewhere, in the depths of the fade, is a huge pile of empty potion bottles left there by the Inquisitor.

 

As for the rest of your party, I got nothing.

 

The inquisitor's fade trash heap is littered with empty potion bottles and the corpses of everything they've killed.

[Ser Kilroy]

some of the **** people ****** about for this game is ridiculous

[VanguardCharge]

There's rifts crapping out demons, people killing each other and burning everything in sight, and you're worried about your character dropping a little glass? Not every Dalish is a tree hugger. As for animals, you need to kill some to survive...cause you need to eat and have warm clothing.

Er, no. My Dalish is a vegan who enjoys roasted elf root an boiled blood lotus. Her clothes are made from the skin of animals who died of natural causes. I can roleplay every instance of my Dale, but not this bs littering. Its disenchanting, to be honest and very annoying. 

[rapscallioness]

it's...magic. they magically biodegrade into pretty little pink wisps of......magic-ness.

[Kaibe]

You can choose not to kill a single animal in this game. You cannot however complete this game without using health potions. I mean, when I roleplay my Dalish elf, I only use health potions when my Inquisitor is in camp because I pretend that the servants pick them up.

I think you have to kill Corypheus's dragon. Sorry, mate.

[moxiegraphix]

If I remember correctly, your inquisitor chugs potions with their anchor hand. Since you never see the bottle hit the ground, and in fact it simply disappears after being consumed, I'm forced to assume that upon drinking a potion your Inquisitor sends the empty bottle into the fade.

 

Somewhere, in the depths of the fade, is a huge pile of empty potion bottles left there by the Inquisitor.

 

As for the rest of your party, I got nothing.

 

I hear a shattering sound every time one of them uses a potion. I always assumed they just kind of, weirdly disintegrated. 

[Geth Supremacy]

Haha! not bad op.  I chuckled.

[Lewie]

Bioware you heard it here first, dlc for litter bins. 

 

I am playing origins again and one thing does stick out, click loot, click loot, but that's okay!

 

I think the HOF should not be tied to the junk in Origins. That would be horrendous.

[Skropps]

This is one of the most amazing threads on this forum.

[Ogillardetta]

Talk to Dagna and she will explain that the flasks are made of enchanted glass in fact, that only harden when in contact with a liquid. So the bottles themselves actually turns into liquid after drinking its content it thats why the inquisitor and his/her party always throws them away so fast. They don't want liquid glass all over their stuff.