If you join the Red Jennies you get some sort of crossbow arm in the epilogue. Otherwise the devs could just have the Inquisitor get some sort of golem arm, there's even a left handed metal arm in the magical store room in the Darvaraad.
That said, I think next game it'll be a new, Tevinter PC.
A lot of people live with cancer. My best grilfriends little daughter got here birthday last week. We are so happy that she is still alive after years of fighting the Leukemia (shes got it with 4 years, it was a HORRIBLE time). But I REALLY don't want to have THIS REALITY in my games, too. Sorry - NO WAY!
If I want reality I look the news. Or: If I want sad reality I look to my life. I play games to "fly away from reality!"
Possibility to solve this: Give a little patch ("Back at Skyhold - backing bag's") with a little Wartable mission: You have 3 different choices: One choice is to let the arm grow back. BUT: It will be never ever again 100 % fit. So however: The fighting days are over and you have a "only 50 % arm". BUT you are not invalid, if you don't want.
Why you just don't accept that some players just want to finish the game with THEIR Inquisitor. And they want to have their hero ... and their hero is NOT one-armed. Some mutch time spending in CharacterCreator and Moding and than .... mfpgl
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You are assuming that being disabled is a terrible existence and painful. It isn't always. Many people who are blind, deaf, paralyzed, missing limbs, etc etc have happy and fulfilled lives. My quizzy seemed pretty darn happy with Cullen and their dog. I don't get why you are equating losing one arm to cancer. wtf people. I didn't really want my quizzy to lose her arm either, but it isn't any worse than any of the DAO or DA2 endings. I mean Hawke you can literally leave in the fade and the warden can die. That's depressing.
If anything how quizy looked far better looking over the map with only one hand.
If you join the Red Jennies you get some sort of crossbow arm in the epilogue. Otherwise the devs could just have the Inquisitor get some sort of golem arm, there's even a left handed metal arm in the magical store room in the Darvaraad.
That said, I think next game it'll be a new, Tevinter PC.
Wait, there's a metal arm in the Darvaraad?
I didn't notice that. Got screenies?
Maybe over the next few years we start research into getting an arm replacement...Oh man, that sounds so neat.
My thing is, do we think in DA4 we will have the chance to choose between the Inquisitor, and a new character? Not everyone will have played DA Inquisition. It would be silly to force them to use a character they never had. Would it maybe be one of the Inquisitor's recruits? Hrrrrmmgrrr.
I also disagree with the idea that being one-armed renders all classes useless. As a mage, I'm probably perfectly fine using magic with one arm.
Well I certainly hope that wasn't their intention either, but I still think if the Inquisitor becomes some sort of chessmaster character instead of what she already was, it would be silly, since people have already come up with plenty of solutions, and even awesome new gameplay ideas in relation to the arm. Though, apparently Solas removed it with magic, so that was the magical means?
I... have mixed feelings about this. I want to see them return, and in some ways this would be fresh and interesting, but I feel like if that's what they do, we'll end up with something worse than Hawke, because having the Inquisitor make tactical and moral decision/planning without our input is guaranteed to break the character.
I also think her becoming an advisor to a new protagonist simply because Solas knows her is a terrible reason. What, you can make plans, and Solas knowing you doesn't matter, but you can't go adventuring, because he knows you? I can't see it. Not to mention the simple fact that that confronting Solas is now a very personal thing, and doing it with someone else would be very unsatisfying comparatively.
I do not think the role of chessmaster or adviser is silly at all. Solas knows how the Inquisitor and the companions work. The Inquisitor does not know how entirely how Solas works. For example a real life situation occurred in WWII where Patton and his army was able to take on Rommel and the Germans because Patton used the tactics that Rommel had written in a book on mobile warfare (blitzkrieg). The same tactics that Rommel used in defeating others.
Solas would have a distinct advantage because he knows how the Inquisitor approaches strategy and how the Inquisitor would execute that strategy. The Inquisitor would better serve by lending his/her expertise to someone Solas does not know to bring Solas down.
I also disagree with the idea that being one-armed renders all classes useless. As a mage, I'm probably perfectly fine using magic with one arm.
Join the Red Jenny: You can become a dual-class - mage and rogue rolled into one, magic and archery in each hand!
Quite frankly, this is what Corypheus should have done in Haven anyway. But I guess better late than never.
Coryfish probably didn't know how to tranfer it over.
It's a shame our uniforms aren't blue, or we'd be just a hat short of an excellent Nelson cosplay
With the Wardrobe, you can have just that!! Or close enough. Without the hat.
Its ironic, I was so pissed at the beginning of the DLC that my wardrobe choice wasn't brought with me and I was stuck in that garish red thing again.
I never thought about WHY I was stuck in that garish thing again. Until I was missing a limb.
Those outfits hate limbs afterall.
Coryfish probably didn't know how to tranfer it over.
With the Wardrobe, you can have just that!! Or close enough. Without the hat.
Its ironic, I was so pissed at the beginning of the DLC that my wardrobe choice wasn't brought with me and I was stuck in that garish red thing again.
I never thought about WHY I was stuck in that garish thing again. Until I was missing a limb.
There's a wardrobe in the DLC.
Yeah, but why let it remain the hands of an enemy? Can't take it? Just lop off the hand.
He was trying to kill her/him, that would have done the job just as well.
That is a moral discussion, but no one can live alone without an arm, would be hard and really sad, wake up every morning and see you haven't your hand.
The inquisitor saves the world, she/he doesn't deserve that end.
I know some folks - one of them being a pretty talented actor who played Macbeth - that would disagree with you. There are plenty of ways to compensate and with geniuses like Dagna one could easily compensate for a lost limb. Or just use blood magic and spawn a new one - it's been done before.
I feel the people up in arms about this make out losing a limb a fate worse than death.
That's what I tend to feel as well. Hell, I've literally lost a part of my brain due to surgery as well as a lot things people take for granted, but I'm not going to act like my life ended the moment that happened in spite of what I deal with. I have a story and it comprises more than those complications.
Wait, there's a metal arm in the Darvaraad?
I didn't notice that. Got screenies?
No screenshots. It's opposite the wolf statue.
Well, your choices would be amputation or death. Is death really better? As for archers, I feel like one of the endings was tailor-made just for them.
For me it just means I can't use my shield anymore. Big deal, I'm a warrior, I'll just strap it to my stump or something.
And I still have a perfectly good hand to stab Solas in his smug face.
I sold mine to the Black Emporium.
I wonder how much gold that would get?
I wonder how much gold that would get?
Enough to buy ten new arms.
Not that I'm going to use it for that. Plenty of spies in the inquisition that won't need their arms anymore anyway, after I execute them.
Your hand... or your life. Choose wisely.
I'll be drinking at the Herald's Rest when you know your answer.
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