I wish we got to actually picks factions to side with outside of main quests. It seems every open world area has some villains because it's either:
A) Red Lyrium!!!
B ) Demons!!!
C) Tevinters!!!
They could have at least tried to give the enemy factions good motivations for their crimes.
Well, there is the Blades of Hessarian on the Storm Coast, which you can get to ally with you if you craft the special amulet and challenge their leader, rather than simply charge in and wipe out the entire encampment.
Awfully sorry to have put you through such a trying ordeal, I'm glad that you could find it at least tolerable in its brevity, but honestly, why should such a sensible person as yourself be subjected to explaining anything at all to thickies like me, when it causes you distress? I appreciate the effort, but please, don't wear yourself out on my account.
I did note that Cassandra and Cullen had their moments of self-doubt, but I did not see that it changed them. If anything it reinforced their Crusader way of thinking. Their problem with the Seekers, the Templars, and the Chantry was that they lacked integrity, not that they existed at all.
It ultimately depends on what each players wish to do with their inquisition afterwards. Maybe we'll get that choice if/when there's a final DLC?
If given the choice, I'd disband the inquisition now that the main threat is gone. If anything I might want to establish a new and independent order (similar to grey warden) that deals with the finding and closing of rifts throughout the world.
Perhaps an independent "special investigation unit" above the seekers?
Yeah, you gotta subtract Envy's delusions of grandeur, but stilll... he/it was right on the money.
Tyranny just comes in more subtle ways. Usually with people cheering it on. edit: lol...Just realized that's from Star Wars.
People are forgetting that Thedas is a place where authority comes from might and heredity. Were you really expecting the Inquisition to start the first democratic state?
Yeah, kinda. Actually I was hoping for a Bakunin-inspired anarchist collective of free unions and guilds and the abolition of all social, political, and economic hierarchies, but I would have accepted 'democracy' as well, or half points just for not embracing the role of dictator quite so eagerly.
Yeah, kinda. Actually I was hoping for a Bakunin-inspired anarchist collective of free unions and guilds and the abolition of all social, political, and economic hierarchies, but I would have accepted 'democracy' as well, or half points just for not embracing the role of dictator quite so eagerly.
You remind me of my girlfriend.
However, I personally have no problem with being a dictator, provided my succession plan doesn't involve more dictators.
It's bad either way. There's no perfect Divine, there's no full stability in Orlais, and everything the epilogue mentions with the mages and the templars seems shaky and temporary. And once the game is over, you're no longer in control - essentially the Inquisition is a huge NPC that can turn out any way the developers want this NPC to turn out. And there's absolutely no indication the Inquisition is going to play nice - see the endings for Cullen(army keeps everyone in fear) and Leliana(through secrets and blackmail you're in control) and Jo(power to shake kingdoms). It's really, really, really a cause for concern either way.
All of this sounds like just human nature to me, which is to say; it's complex, and that there is no 'perfect' answers. To me, this is a good thing. I don't think it should be as easy as managing to sort out peace out of something like the 3-400 years of conflict such as the Quarian-Geth conflict in two short sentences. There *should* be rammifications for the Inquisition. Like I said, I think this was the entire point.
While the Inquisition may indeed have too much power, at the end of the day perhaps what they can accomplish can be of anything greater than what's come before.
If given the choice (which is super highly unlikely) I would totally go down the evil path. My tyrant Lavellan would have such a great time.
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