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[ShadowLordXII]

Inquisition is a threat to their power structure.  Nobles AREN'T going to want a new playmate.  So they want the Inquisitor gone.  Good gravy, the Arishok was right, wasn't he?  That speech he gave in DAII REALLY hits the head on the nail when it comes to Thedas.  Inquisitor saves the world, so they want them gone.  Means they are SCARED of them, and are trying to use political maneuvers to alienate them.  A political and character assassination, most likely since they can't touch them directly.  I wonder though...since it LOOKED like the Divine was there, will our choice be represented?  Will they be an ally, or an enemy?  WHAT IF...depending on your choices, the new Divine turns against you?  Wouldn't that be something?  Will the Emperor, who you might have saved, be a friend, or are they going to stab you in the back?  I figure Celene will, but what about Gaspard?  Will he stick up for you?  Will your decision to let Celene, Gaspard, or Briala die come back to bite you?  What about Bull?  Will his choice be reflected?  Will Blackwall be an ACTUAL Grey Warden now?  Did Varric write his book?  Did Dorian return to Tevinter?  Is Sera grown up any?  What about Hawke?  Is Charter potentially your new spymaster?  What about the King and Queen of Ferelden?  What about the mages?  Or the Templars?  Will their fate affect what is to come?  Will we hear about them?  Reuniting your team says they went their separate ways...even your LI?

 

There are a LOT of questions.  I hope they touch on SOME of them...it's just over a week to wait.  This was a SHORT turn around...was it ready at the same time as Descent?  Was Descent just there to tide us over until Trespasser was given the finishing touches?  

 

I like the tone.  This HAS to go out with a bang...not a whimper.  This looks to be a personal quest for the Inquisitor.  

 

Also...as a personal note, I hope the choice with the Chargers...to let them die OR to save them...I REALLY hope...it bites either way.  Since they truly screwed it up (can't save the Chargers...so WHY did I recruit the Blades then?) I really want this to turn into something where the Qunari basically say, 'You let those who trust you DIE...remember the(Chargers/Qunari)?'  I hope Bull's choice factors in as well...because if these ARE with the Qun, he might not be on your side...

 

No disagreement, I just hope that the Inquisition isn't railroaded into being defeated for the sake of the plot. After everything that we've been through, the Inquisition should be able to stand up for itself to prove that it's existence is not base on the whim and wind of Thedas' incompetent leaders. These jerks wouldn't be around if not for the Inquisition saving their bums no less than four times and they want to get rid of the organization because it's inconvenient to their status quo? If that's how they express their gratitude, then kill em all I say.

 

Also, how is this resounding with the common majority? How is assailing their hero and apparent chosen one from the christ-figure of their religion not going to raise some heavy tension between the state and the people. That's likely why whoever's out for the Inquisition may attempt a character assassination.

 

DA2 already shows us what happens when you railroad players, heavily restrict agency and force-in drama for the sake of drama...it turns a good idea into bad and un-fun execution.

[Ashaantha]

The Qunari is a threat? What em, i worked with the Qun and sacrificed the Charges...

 

The reason is right at the start of the trailer.

 

"your duty is done, it is time to end to your magic. Kill the Inquisitor"

 

The Qunari simply left it alone, just until the reason the Inquisition existed in the first place was done with. So closing the breach, killing Cory etc. But still consider what the Inquisitor wields to be too powerful (the Anchor). Based on that one line there of course.

[Dabrikishaw]

So the final choice in the DLC will be either keeping or disbanding the Inquisition.

[Cz-99]

Hopefully this means the Inquisition can go out with a bang and wont rear its head in DA4.

 

Also, let me kill Solas.

[Almostfaceman]

Hopefully this means the Inquisition can go out with a bang and wont rear its head in DA4.

 

Also, let me kill Solas.

 

The article has quotes from the developer that this isn't the end of the story for Solas. So, you may be able to kill him, but it's going to be as effective as killing Flemeth. 

[TheEnigmousPretentiator]

"Can one thing in this ******* world stay fixed?" I Lol'd so hard. Finally, Inquisitor, you understand my frustration.

 

Thus the problem with having to save the world from the fools who inhabit it; they grow to fear and hate those willing and capable enough to redress their nonsense. 

 

The Qunari is a threat? What em, i worked with the Qun and sacrificed the Charges...

 

The Qun demands it.

[Darkstarr11]

No disagreement, I just hope that the Inquisition isn't railroaded into being defeated for the sake of the plot. After everything that we've been through, the Inquisition should be able to stand up for itself to prove that it's existence is not base on the whim and wind of Thedas' incompetent leaders. These jerks wouldn't be around if not for the Inquisition saving their bums no less than four times and they want to get rid of the organization because it's inconvenient to their status quo? If that's how they express their gratitude, then kill em all I say.

 

Also, how is this resounding with the common majority? How is assailing their hero and apparent chosen one from the christ-figure of their religion not going to raise some heavy tension between the state and the people. That's likely why whoever's out for the Inquisition may attempt a character assassination.

 

DA2 already shows us what happens when you railroad players, heavily restrict agency and force-in drama for the sake of drama...it turns a good idea into bad and un-fun execution.

 

You said it.  Though from the sounds of it, we may have some say as to how the Inquisition ends or even continues.  

 

THAT is an awesome question.  What do they think?  Perhaps that is why they did this in the way that they did.  Drag the Inquisitor before a committee, hit them with dirt and shut them down when they try to reply.  Fairly certain that the nobles will TRY to railroad the Inquisitor, but WILL they succeed?  Or will you basically get to look them in the eye at the end and 'express' your feelings on the matter.  Say, by feeding one of them one of their stupid hats?

 

Yeah...good point.  So...serious question, did BIOWARE learn from their mistakes?  Or will we?

[draken-heart]

So the final choice in the DLC will be either keeping or disbanding the Inquisition.

 

Seems like it. Also, With the Qunari being a problem, seems like the right choice for me is Krem and Bull's gang.

[Dabrikishaw]

It's a good thing Solas can't die here. The confrontation should be about the Inquisitor getting answers, not his story concluding.

[Cz-99]

The article has quotes from the developer that this isn't the end of the story for Solas. So, you may be able to kill him, but it's going to be as effective as killing Flemeth. 

 

Ehh, that kinda sucks - for me at least. I was never a giant fan of Flemeth, but at least she wasn't annoying. If he's destined to survive regardless, I'd rather they avoid giving us another pseudo-kill opportunity. Can't really complain, tho. Some people killed Leliana and Morrigan, and they made a return. At least Flemeth's return and Solas' invulnerability and survival into (presumably) the next game make sense.

 

I guess I'd be content with just breaking his face. With the hand that has the Anchor on it. So that it can't heal. Ever.

[iheartbob]

Can't wait!

 

And it's super shallow, but I'm very much looking forward to new Skyhold clothing options. And the armor from the trailer looks pretty cool too.

 

And yes, Solas ... I have lots and lots of questions. Hopefully your answers will not be cryptically vague and non helpful.

 

And the DLC is just in time for my birthday. Best present ever.

[Solas]

wonder if that's Rasaan, WOT V2 hinted she was coming south as part of an invasion..

 

probably not but speculation hey /o/

[Heimdall]

I wonder how much the Crossroads will feature, seeing as we'll be traveling through so many Eluvians.

[guntar74]

Really hoping since the Qunari will be a threat in this dlc I get to hear the Qunari on the rise theme at least once during it.

[Yaroub]

Counter point: Much of the quis motivation can be made form the events in game. You think a normal person who goes through the events of Hushed whispers can come out with no motivation?

 

Yup , absolute zero.

 

but her reaction in the trailer was good , i hope male quizzy will have the same tone in his voice , probably they'll finally let us be a menace and wreak havoc.

[Aran Linvail]

You saved the world , you have a army , you have a castle , you have keeps , why bow dow to anyone ? Kill them All .... I really wish we have that option ...

[leaguer of one]

Yup , absolute zero.

 

but her reaction in the trailer was good , i hope male quizzy will have the same tone in his voice , probably they'll finally let us be a menace and wreak havoc.

It's zero because you gave them no motivation. Seriously you had not one though of trying to avoid all you see in that mission form happening.

[Andrew Lucas]

You saved the world , you have a army , you have a castle , you have keeps , why bow dow to anyone ? Kill them All .... I really wish we have that option ...

Honestly, I wouldn't be surprised if there's such option, with Quizzy eventually failing as the DLCs ending hahah.

So hyped for this one.

[Catche Jagger]

I told everyone that something was going to happen to the Inquisition. Everyone kept saying "No, Bioware wouldn't do that to the players!" Or "Bioware will just ignore the Inquisition in future titles."

The Inquisition is too powerful to remain as is. Something had to destabilize it.

I was right.

[robertthebard]

In two words or less? #^@& that.
 
Seriously, I don't understand why they would feel the need to get rid of their previous player characters, when there are still plenty more great stories they can tell with them. I wouldn't mind if they just left Hawke and the Warden doing their own thing outside of the context of a specific game, because then, at the very least, they could always pull them out as needed. It's kinda like the Marvel Universe in a way: there's always a stable of B- or C-list characters they can employ for a story or two, or bring back into focus, so why kill off people and thus reduce the storytelling potential if they don't have to? If they're not using a character, then fine, they're not using them. It's just very shortsighted to kill them off out of spite.

Seriously? You don't see a reason to get rid of them? How about:

Bring back the Warden Tuesdays?
The Warden is going to be the protagonist of DA I Wednesdays?
The OGB is the Inquisitor, age be damned Thursdays?

Need I continue? There is every reason to kill them off at the end of their respective chapters, and I sincerely hope they do.

However, as an exercise, just what is it that being able to close the now non-existent Fade rifts is going to qualify the Inquisitor for in the future?