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[Apo]

"A word?" scene right up to Skyhold. That was The Moment. 

 

Ah yes, I forgot this

 

 

Nightmare demon talking to Alistair.

Such feels.

 

With Loghain too, and his response is priceless

[Big I]

Picking the History Knowledge perk option at Adamant to convince the Wardens to stand down.

 

Sentencing Erimond to Tranquility.

 

Morrigan: "I never thought to find someone in this world I could trust as an equal. He has been a good partner, and a good father."

[macready1988]

Personal moment for me? Well all the good stuff with Morrigan and Kieran was great but the bit that got me was when she explains that if she dies Kieran will manage. So not only does she say such a thing, she COMPLETELY forgets about his father not to mention her lover still out there.

Also the nightmare demon taunting Hawke with Isabela saying she is the only thing left in his life and she will die like everyone else. I was a little shocked at first since thats EXACTLY how I see Isabela/Hawke. Shes all he has got and all he cares about.

Shame he ruined it with his "yes ill throw my life away" suggestion later. No way I was letting him take Strouds place, so i stopped him at least.

Other than that... Inquisitor telling Cassandra he doesnt want to lose her to the chantry as divine. One of his few genuine human moments in my view as just like with Hawke, shes his only tie to the real world. The rest is just inquisition and herald garbage, and before that just circle mage garbage.

Yeah, i play lonely heroes with one woman (or in the wardens case also his son) being their only strong attachment to the world they must protect.

[Joe_S]

Sera confiding in my Qunari on the Roof.....shouldve given me a HUG options goddamit ! 

 

Definitely one of my favorite friendship/romantic moments in the game -- makes me want to do another Sera romance on another play-through.

 

My current most favorite though, after 2 1/2 play-throughs, is the conversation near the end of the game with Cass on the ramparts, when she talks about how she and you have gone from adversaries to true friends.

 

Second favorite has to be when Mother Giselle starts singing and then Leliana and the rest join in after Haven.  I still get chills at that -- I only wish the soundtrack that came with the Deluxe Edition had that full version, and not just the choral version.  (Best "D'oh" moment was on my second play-through when I realized that the song is also the game's theme with words.)

[Fiddles dee dee]

Reading the gravestones in the Fade. Yep that one got me. 

 

Not as much as Morrigan's text page in DAI or Alistair being choked up at my Warden's death in DAO but still got to me. 

[BansheeOwnage]

Probably Dorian's personal quest. I've had identity crisis earlier in my life and I had so much difficulty accepting myself, while Dorian just pretty much goes on with everything and doesn't give his damnest on what anyone thinks. I kind of felt terrible and relieved at the same time. Actually made me rethink a little. 

 

In the same level, talking to Iron Bull about Krem made me smile, too. 

 

And Cassandra's line of conversations too, even though yes, the book scene earned a few giggles from me, but hearing her voice change to this open, less tense tone compared to the commanding one she usually uses is really amazing. Then the part where she just tells my Lavellan that they're friends and she's so proud to be a friend of hers. By this point in the story I've felt like I've been doing a trainwreck of bad decisions and she still believes in me, and I admire her the same, probably more. The fact that my Lavellan could be level and close with someone she greatly admires just made me smile.

 

There's also the parts after Haven. I literally felt crushed when I just see my Lavellan shivering and walking past that snowstorm and she's not making any sound except for her chattering teeth and the desperate attempts to keep warm. When she was found and the song later came, it felt kind of symbolic and personal to me.

These are basically exactly my personal moments too. Not quite as much with Cassandra overall, but still.

[Obb42]

Encouraging Dorian to forgive his father struck a chord with me, got me all introspective 'n' that.

[TurtleTape]

As a trans guy: Anything involving The Iron Bull sticking up for Krem. It hits me hard.

[Gab]

No doubt, for me, it is at the end when my Qunari rogue, who romanced Cassandra, is informed that she has just agreed to become Divine, after all we had been through!! That was fine, but then she approaches when he is returning to his quarters and says she just wants to a catch a moment, while she can. And it dawns on you, how long you have been playing and how far you have come with all of those characters, but especially, for my rogue, Cassandra. A really well done scene, and it really nailed the feeling of something that just wasn't meant to be. Neither could have any complaints, it was just where fate had taken them and they needed to follow their destinies. Perfectly done, in my opinion. For me, Cassandra was the best portrayed character in the game and the way her character develops throughout the game is one of the high points for me.

[Tyrannosaurus Rex]

The nightmare sequence in Champions of the Just with Envy. It's a good reminder of how easily one could abuse your title as the "Herald of Andraste" and the destruction the inquisition could bring if used for darker ends.

[Des]

Dorian's personal quest struck right in my heart. I grew up very close with my father, but as a teenager he did not approve of who I was as a person, and turned to emotional abuse to try and change me. That whole scene just brought it all rushing right back.

 

I was also floored by the final romance scene with Solas. The whole thing was just so beautifully written and heartbreaking.

[Gab]

yeah that was a very bittersweet moment

I still hope they stay together somehow

 

The thing about it was that my character did support her to be Divine because, in my opinion, she was clearly the best option of the contenders within the Inquisition. So it wasn't even as if my Inquisitor was trying to sabotage the deal. It just seemed to make sense so the Inquisitor is actually agreeing to make the sacrifice as well.

 

She would have to change some Chantry rules!! 

[SporkFu]

No doubt, for me, it is at the end when my Qunari rogue, who romanced Cassandra, is informed that she has just agreed to become Divine, after all we had been through!! That was fine, but then she approaches when he is returning to his quarters and says she just wants to a catch a moment, while she can. And it dawns on you, how long you have been playing and how far you have come with all of those characters, but especially, for my rogue, Cassandra. A really well done scene, and it really nailed the feeling of something that just wasn't meant to be. Neither could have any complaints, it was just where fate had taken them and they needed to follow their destinies. Perfectly done, in my opinion. For me, Cassandra was the best portrayed character in the game and the way her character develops throughout the game is one of the high points for me.

Cassandra was the Divine in my first game, but I romanced Sera, so I thought it was great. This time around I'm romancing Cassandra, so selfishly trying to make sure Leliana becomes Divine. The game really seems to want Cassandra in there, though. Even she seems to want it. It's like, I just finished Wicked Eyes and Wicked Hearts, and Inky and Cass had their first real chat about the future of the chantry, and I could almost feel a distance beginning to grow between them. Damn.

[goofyomnivore]

In my first playthrough I left my Hawke in the fade (It said may die, so I thought Hawke being younger than Loghain she would have a better chance to still get out). Varric man, he got me when he was tore up over Hawke. Saddest I've been in a video game since the end of the first Walking Dead. I remember in my second playthrough Varric comments about how "they've done enough to Hawke" I was like I know! I'm so sorry Varric I'll never do that again to you.

[myahele]

-The Fade decision

-The Dawn Will Come: Made me realized that despite know that I got the anchor due to an accident I have to keep that asecret and give hope to these people and be the Herald for them

- Morrighan and Flemeth reunion

[Gab]

Cassandra was the Divine in my first game, but I romanced Sera, so I thought it was great. This time around I'm romancing Cassandra, so selfishly trying to make sure Leliana becomes Divine. The game really seems to want Cassandra in there, though. Even she seems to want it. It's like, I just finished Wicked Eyes and Wicked Hearts, and Inky and Cass had their first real chat about the future of the chantry, and I could almost feel a distance beginning to grow between them. Damn.

 

I don't think there is a version where she turns it down but something does seem to change when the Chantry comes up and her greetings appear a bit more formal. Although my character had stated that he was not sure when asked about the Maker, etc. I think that the writers definitely did want Cassandra as Divine and, as she seemed to want it too, I didn't have the heart to put Leliana in there. Villages on fire as the mages ran amok!!

[Giggles_Manically]

For me it was right after the final battle.

 

The advisers all bow and then Josie runs up to my PC and they hug each other in front of everyone just happy to have one.

It was a tiny moment really but one I found to be extremely touching. 

[taranoire]

I accidentally shot a halla with my bow and it exploded. 

 

My Inquisitor was Dalish. 

[SporkFu]

I accidentally shot a halla with my bow and it exploded.

My Inquisitor was Dalish.

Not gonna lie. I LOL'ed. This post could also be in the "D'OH!" thread.

[DementedSheep]

My Dalish Inquisitor and every single elf-related reveal, I imagine. 

 

MY LIFE IS A LIEEEEEEE

Haha same, I had ending sort of spoiled for me so I made an elf and romanced Solas because I thought it would be funny.

 

I'M SO SORRY! Although RPing her getting steadily more disillusioned was fun. The scene where Solas tells you about the slave tats was just horrible. Man, he has awful timing. You would think you want wait for the shock of them having much of their beliefs shown to be flat out wrong, finding out ancient elves have been around the whole time but haven't helped their people at all and  that they don't even consider them one of their people to wear off a bit before you make an ass out of them some more and ask them if they want you to modify their face and erase something hugely important to their peoples culture. The line "this is what we kept? a relic from a time when we were no better than Tevinter?" is just...ouch. Then he breaks up with her and she thinks her not wanting the tattoos removed is why. Sera, of course, just has to rub salt in the wounds about the temple. Shortly after she finds out Mythal has ALSO been around all this time but isn't what she thought either.

[Izzyl]

Definitely the Vallaslin removal for me...

 

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[AWTEW]

The moment I realised the dialouges were all essentially diplomatic, i wanted to cry

[Unnamed]

When Dorian was on his personal mission with daddy issues and was so gay, oh, what a sensitive gay, how personal that was...I felt like vomitttting ! No, just kidding, an emotional moment was meeting Morrigan in Halamshiral as she was my love interest in Dragon Age Origins. She is so lovely !