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[In Exile]

I think Corypheus' claim to authority is at least as valid as any of the other rulers. He won the support of his followers fair and square, and if he actually can ascend the throne and create a better world, then maybe its worth considering. The people of Thedas have no long term solution for the darkspawn, and if left to their own devices, the spawn will finish off the Dwarfs and there will no escape from the Blight.

Corypheus' plan may fail, but at least he *has* a plan. And who is to say it wouldn't have worked? The Blight is surely the most pressing concern. The Maker isn't exactly racing to the rescue, is he?

We saw his plan. Thedas gets destroyed and he's not a god. The death and disaster he creates is very bit as horrid as the blight.

[London]

My inquisitor settled for Dorian but is not in love with him. Secretly plotting with Sera to get Cullen drunk and convinced Josephine was in on getting him naked during cards.

[Obsidian Gryphon]

I'm generally receptive when Cass and inquisitor talked about stuff, her views and comments. But during the visit to the Temple of Mythal and Cass muttered her great disapproval on the inquisitor doing the Elven Rituals, heresy to  respect pagan gods, unknown gods who are not gods but demons, she's certain, I wanted to tell her to shut up.  That's the one and only time I wanted to kick her out. I only have human inquisitors btw.

[Nimlowyn]

I lost some respect for Cassandra after she described the elven religion as "nonsense" at the Temple of Mythal. Nobody's perfect I guess.

And then...I was challenged as a player when, after Flemeth's reveal, it would have been out of character for my Inquisitor to disagree. So while my character was respectful during the quest, and initially disappointed in Cassandra's attitude, ultimately, as a faithful Andrastian, she couldn't look at Flemeth and not see a demon. It made me squirm a bit. It was cool.

[TracyJackson]

Had a fleeting thought about invading the Chantry halls after finding out Cassandra is made Divine. Urgh, she and my Inquisitor had a beautiful romance going...damn it. Thankfully, the DA Keep is there for me. 

[KaiserShep]

I wish Ser Conrad joined the Inquisition and ranted about being cast out of the order for goat sacrifices.

[Teophne]

I'm romancing Josie and really like to make out with her in the garden but I hate it when my Inky ends up having to run back to War Room where I was originally headed all the way from the garden area. 

That's why I always just hover over the "Us time" and then instead of clicking it I just say goodbye.

[Phoe77]

I think of Team Rocket every time Josephine talks about extending our reach in the first war room conversation with all of the advisers present.  

Spoiler

[Herr Uhl]

I desperately wanted Sutherland to say "that's right". "M'love" would also have been acceptable.

[Orian Tabris]

A few more confessions from me:

 

- My first playthrough took me 190 hours and 7 minutes to complete.

- I haven't played Inquisition in over a week.

- My female qunari will be called "Jezebel," knowing full well that Jezebel can be an insult to some people - particularly Jewish people.

- My fourth Quizzy will be called "Claire" and she will romance Sera as a loose reference to Final Fantasy XIII, which I actually enjoyed.

- I frequently do that thing where the player tries to jump up a hill or boulder that is too steep to climb.

- I always, and will always, let Stroud die in the Fade, even though I think he's a pretty good character.

- In my first game, I let half of the 6 people you can save in Haven die (but I saved all 6 in my 2nd game).

- In my first game, I got all the Orlesian Grey Wardens killed (but I saved some in my 2nd game).

[Teophne]

I close my eyes whenever I have to make my Inky jump down a cliff.

[Kaibe]

I no longer even call my mount when I need to get off a cliff. I just jump.

[Rannah]

My confessions are:

-completed 4 PTs in a row with Cullen as romance option. Between and during these playthroughs I tried to break my obsession, but in the end all 4 characters ended up in the trash who were intented to romance with Solas or Blackwall).

-dedicated 1 Inquisitor just to see Cassandra drunk.

-let all the Haven people die during the attack (I run like a headless chicken, so I succesfully triggered all rescue scenes at the same time.)

-my secret love is Dorian (next to Cullen), but there is no way I can start a male character, so he remains in my headcanon

-I laughed so hard when Morrigan realizes that she is bound to Flemeth 

-shot Lord Woolsley accidentally. But I considered more weird convince him to go home.

-left Hawke in the Fade and I felt really bad about it

 

That is all I think.....

[BronzTrooper]

I frequently do parkour in Skyhold and other areas where I probably shouldn't.

I romanced Solas in my first playthrough.

I've only ever found the QuizQuisition guy in the attic of the tavern.

I exploit the Tempest Flask of Fire + Focus ability combo to spam Mark of the Rift.

I completely ignored Mark of the Rift in my first 2 playthroughs.

I didn't get the Wedge of Destiny until my second playthrough.

My first playthrough was only 80 hours long.

I ditched Hawke in the Fade in my second playthrough.

Hawke annoys the hell out of me.

Alistair was dead in my first world-state.

I want to Gibbs-slap Sera.

I always make Cole more human.

I couldn't stop laughing when Cullen, Cassandra, and Josephine walked in on IB and my Inquisitor in my 3rd playthrough.

I had Dagna study Samson in my first playthrough.

I keep Alexius to help study magic.

I almost forgot about Varric several times.

I want to punch the idiot who keeps saying that elves are to blame for everything bad going on in DA:I.

I like that my Dalish Inquisitors scare the Chantry.

I haven't gotten to the center of the Solasan Temple.

I didn't craft anything with the dragon materials in my first playthrough.

I didn't see Michel in my first playthrough.

I absorbed the knowledge from the Well in my first playthrough.

I didn't have Kieran in my first playthrough.

I spent less than a half hour in the CC making my first Inquisitor.

I've spent almost as much time in DA MP as in story.

I romanced IB as a female dwarf.

I haven't played the story as a mage yet.

I haven't played as a human yet.

 

I'm pretty sure I have more, but I can't really remember them all atm.

[Duelist]

I was going to leave my canon Hawke to die on my second playthrough and then I saw this picture:



Because of this and Varric's breakdown, I can't bring myself to kill off Hawke.

[Suhiira]

I get mad because the only thing I can do to Viv is make sure she doesn't become Divine, I'd rather toss her into a deep hole someplace.

[BioWareM0d13]

The Elf Mage Inquisitor I'm playing currently is wearing a coat made of Halla. 

[Nayana_Jaz]

- Everytime I have a "Warden Alistair World-State" imported, Hawke has to die. I can't sacrifice Alistair.

- I want to play an evil Inquisitor, but I love my companions too much (except Vivienne).

- When I romance someone else beside Cullen or Dorian, I load an old romance save and kiss them (Cullen & Dorian). After that I go back to my current romance.

- I jump around in Skyhold like a crazy person and I love it.

- I hate the Requisition Officer with a passion.

[LonewandererD]

I confess I spent a good portion of my first play through jumping off of things or trying to jump on people

 

-D-

[Aekotie]

I relentlessly flirted with Cassandra on my Femquisitor, knowing she was a Hetero-only romance, and I was still genuinely surprised and a little heartbroken when she tells me that our love isn't meant to be. I also pretended that this hardened my Inquisitor to become more focused on the Inquisition itself by turning her dialogue choices from diplomatic and compassionate to more aggressive and clipped tones.

[Lebanese Dude]

I used the indestructible druffalo we had to escort home in the Hinterlands to help me close a few gate rifts that I was too under-leveled to clear on my own. Epic.

 

 

I honestly think that was their intent, at least the high-level one on the river that's in between.

 

I did the same thing on my second PT and it worked marvelously LOL

[Orian Tabris]

I no longer even call my mount when I need to get off a cliff. I just jump.

 

There's always barrier!

[Lebanese Dude]

When prompted to a conversation by a character I dislike, I deliberately make the Inquisitor say "Tell me more about X..."  and then walk away as they start explaining. Sometimes twice. And I imagine him saying "just kidding" before doing it again.

 

Best feature, BioWare, I'm serious. Slaps only hurt briefly.

I'm out of likes lmao

[Orian Tabris]

I love Vivienne, yet hate nobody. 'Cept maybe Ryphyspit 'cause he's an arrogant douche.

I've never met that quiz guy in Skyhold.

[ReiKokoFuuu]

before DAI came out, sera was the only LI i was interested in.  however, i was hugely disappointed in her as a character because of her childishness and blatant rudeness and disregard to anyone who doesn't agree with her.  upon meeting dorian, i instantly fell in love with him and rerolled shortly after to romance him >.>  throughout the whole playthrough, i was completely obssessed with him and just loved everything about him.  even that ridiculous moustache grew on me.

 

sera is growing on me now.  i love her laugh and her banters.

 

i was a bit disappointed that bodahn and sandal weren't in it, but i was so happy when i got dagna and i wished i could pinch her cheeks or something....she's just so cute 8D  i was also really happy and proud of her cos my warden had helped her out in DAO.

 

the first time i came across mihris, i turned her away cos i hated her in "the masked empire" and didn't trust her at all.  i thought she was trying to trick the inquisitor and lure them to imshael.  it's rare for me to want this, but i had hoped for the option to kill her.

 

celene, briala, gaspard, michel and fiona were highly disappointing characters.  they all felt so flat and had i not read the books, i wouldn't have given a damn about any of them.  even imshael felt like he had more substance than them.  although i did feel bad for fiona when alistair made his cameo.

 

although i've always been a mage supporter and advocated for mage freedom, vivienne is the first character who's made me see things from a loyalist's point of view.  i still don't fully agree with her views, but she does have a good point.

 

i was hoping that leliana would mention wynne and/or shale, or even that she met rhys and evangeline before.  i was also hoping that adrian would appear and we had the option to kill her for what she did....