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[Warden Commander Aeducan]

Disney movies don't have pieces of a character flesh scrapped off. Or a woman near bitten in half by a dragon.

But you have to admit DAI is pretty much a high fantasy with dark undertones. 

[Eliastion]

Disney movies don't have pieces of a character flesh scrapped off. Or a woman near bitten in half by a dragon.

Well. They do have father of main character trampled to death. And the villain ripped to shreds by his ex-allies (even though we only see it as a shadow, it's not shown on-screen).

[Suledin]

Well, that's a shame. 

[Warden Commander Aeducan]

Well. They do have father of main character trampled to death. And the villain ripped to shreds by his ex-allies (even though we only see it as a shadow, it's not shown on-screen).

And the villain hung to death in Tarzan, and the only glimpse of the body we see (which probably very disturbing for children) is a shadow which is haunting.

[Lorien19]

And the villain hung to death in Tarzan, and the only glimpse of the body we see (which probably very disturbing for children) is a shadow which is haunting.

IKR!subtlety can sometimes be more disturbing than explicit violence.

[Marcus_Brody]

That´s a shame, I want my Inquisitor to be some kind of dictator, like Napoleón, a ruthless bastard. But looks like the only way to go is to be the goob boy/girl .

Dams, I miss my  warden

[Hunter111]

And the villain hung to death in Tarzan, and the only glimpse of the body we see (which probably very disturbing for children) is a shadow which is haunting.

Disney, just like Dragon Age, gradually grew less dark with time.

For example, Snow White actually has the Evil Stepmother giving the huntsman a jeweled box that she tells him to put the heart of Snow White in.

That's reasonably explicit and dark.

[Bob Walker]

Imagine an Inquisitor who drank from the Well of Sorrows and becomes the Divine. Who would be the real boss?

[Hunter111]

Imagine an Inquisitor who drank from the Well of Sorrows and becomes the Divine. Who would be the real boss?

You say that like it would be a bad thing.

[ZerioctheTank]

 My Qunquisitor would have gladly jumped at the chance to become divine just for the power (Of course I would have made a mage just to really add more fuel to the fire). I am a tad upset that there really isn't a way for a "the end justifies the means" playthrough. I'll have replay DAO to experience at that again.

[Xilizhra]

 My Qunquisitor would have gladly jumped at the chance to become divine just for the power (Of course I would have made a mage just to really add more fuel to the fire). I am a tad upset that there really isn't a way for a "the end justifies the means" playthrough. I'll have replay DAO to experience at that again.

 

 

I wanted to play my human mage Inquisitor like this...

 

 

But I don't think it's an option, sadly.

[EmissaryofLies]

Disney movies don't have pieces of a character flesh scrapped off. Or a woman near bitten in half by a dragon.

 

Origins did it, does it, and will always do it betta.

[leaguer of one]

Well. They do have father of main character trampled to death. And the villain ripped to shreds by his ex-allies (even though we only see it as a shadow, it's not shown on-screen).

All done off scene. It not like you see the results.

[leaguer of one]

Origins did it, does it, and will always do it betta.

More like it just does psycho evil better.

[leaguer of one]

Disney, just like Dragon Age, gradually grew less dark with time.

For example, Snow White actually has the Evil Stepmother giving the huntsman a jeweled box that she tells him to put the heart of Snow White in.

That's reasonably explicit and dark.

Less dark? Dude...Snow white was their first movie.

[Hanako Ikezawa]

 

Those pictures tell a sad story of what could have been. They had it right the first time but decided to go Disney.

I never got the whole "Disney is nothing but rainbows and unicorns". Those movies have a lot of depressing or dark moments. They are just done subtly enough that children won't catch or understand it.

 

Disney movies don't have pieces of a character flesh scrapped off. Or a woman near bitten in half by a dragon.

Disney's Nightmare Before Christmas had the villain be skinned alive, insides boiled while still alive then finally curb-stomped by Santa Claus. 

[leaguer of one]

 

 

 

 

Disney's Nightmare Before Christmas had the villain be skinned alive, insides boiled while still alive then finally curb-stomped by Santa Claus. 

 

He was a stuffed pillow ghost.

[Hanako Ikezawa]

Imagine an Inquisitor who drank from the Well of Sorrows and becomes the Divine. Who would be the real boss?

Well, since Mythal is now apparently dead I think the contract between her and either Inquisitor or Morrigan is ended.

[Hanako Ikezawa]

He was a stuffed pillow ghost.

And? You said Disney never had skin removed, when they have done exactly that to a lot more of an extreme than Leliana getting old(she does not look like someone being used for skin grafts). 

[Icy Magebane]

IKR!subtlety can sometimes be more disturbing than explicit violence.

Indeed.  The episode of Tom and Jerry where they show a silhouette of Tom being beheaded by a guillotine still haunts me to this day (lol... well, not literally, but it's pretty disturbing nonetheless... xD).

[Dinerenblanc]

Something as explicit as being skinned is not the only way to tell a dark story. Many of the older Disney films have a darker tone to them, like the fox and the hound.

[Eliastion]

All done off scene. It not like you see the results.
(...)

Off scene...

...completely...

...it's not as if we ever see a sentient being blown to bits, pieces of its body flying around...

...or a villain geetting literally torn to shreads and incinerated at the same time, on-screen...

...or maybe you would prefer a whole army swallowed by by an avalanche?

 

And, of course, results are never shown. Ever.

...right?

 

I don't try to argue that Disney is darker than or even as dark as Dragon Age setting, but what darkness it has, it makes a pretty decent job at showing off, eve if it's done so that most of it goes over children's heads

[EmissaryofLies]

More like it just does psycho evil better.

 

Origins allows for a variety of "evil" protagonists. Inquisition demands that they toe the line.

 

The Envy Demon's version of the Inquisitor with a few tweaks should have been an option.