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[chsskatze]

Lots of people all over the world have only one arm and many of them do live alone. They can even lace their own clothing and do buttons, as long as the clothing fits properly. I have a harder time imagining how someone with long nails buttons their jeans.

 

As for people saying that weapon-and-shield warriors and archers are doomed, they might use prosthetic weapons. If the Inquisitor becomes a Red Jenny, they're pictured with a crossbow mounted where their lower arm used to be.

 

Once you get used to having long nails it actually feels like part of your fingers,when I have to cut them short I can't type properly on my phone and feel like I lost the tips of my fingers,awful thing haha.

 

 

But really since the vanilla game I thought the anchor would eventually affect me in a way that I would have to lose the hand,I was always ok with. Also,I have a crossbow for an arm,I am Imperator Furiosa traveling with Thom and jumping rooftops with Sera. I'm good.

 

Btw Dagna would totally be the one to make the crossbow so obviously it shall be named Dagna!

[Arivle]

At first I hated this (I always hate when developers for some reasons come to the conclusion their game is something "more" than just leisure time entertainment and forget they should give every player the ending he/she wants because the game is made for players' enjoyment and not some "higher purpose". And that includes complete and unconditional happy ending being it light or dark if they wish so.

 

But then I realized I have so little emotional connection to this Inquisitor I don't even give a damn. DAI was the most boring Bioware game of all with rather dull story line, way too much "high fantasy" aspects (originally we were promised mages vs. templars conflict, I was expecting something like Game of Thrones and yet we got just another (boring) "I'm gonna destroy the world" superficial villain) while in the (payed-extra) ending Solas explained to us he is THE TRUE SUPERPOWER while we're just an idiotic pawn in his grand scheme, now not only serving to Flemeth, pardon Goddess Mythal but also just doing dirty chores for the oh allmighty god Solas, who can petrify everyone with a single sight (so long for me being #1 mage in the world) and which will soon lead similary allmighty elves back in, yet for some malicious reason pretended to be just a mere mortal all the time to make us feel "important". Chuckles indeed.

 

Seriously, where's the "I'm the biggest kick-ass of the game" approach, so trademark for Bioware? Where are cutscenes for every (side)quest like Witcher did or any older Bioware game? It's just a single player MMO grind now which does not even have an interesting story or characters I'd give a damn about. And on the top of it its characters are graphically super ugly, especially the elven protagonist which looks like a damn alien and I feel like going to vomit everytime I see her in that repulsive Skyhold pajamas.

 

There's just _one_ bright spot in DAI for me. A trully well made class/gender/race based dialogs. For that big thumbs up but in every other aspect DAI was a huge disappontment to me. Not that it is a bad game, no, but it is not awesome game like any other from Bioware production were (to me at least), including even the much criticised DA2 in which I only disliked the short gameplay. Now it is just another Kingdoms of Alamur, or whatever ordinary fantasy you pick and of which I can't even remember the names anymore.

 

I just hope DA4 will bring a new protagonist, because I surely do not want to continue to play for this utter loser one handed Lavelan moron and collector of herbs I did in DAI anymore.

 

Huge expectactions bring huge disappointment. Lesson learned now.

[Mr.House]

At first I hated this (I always hate when developers for some reasons come to an conclusion their game is something "more" than just leisure time entertainment and so they should give every player the ending he/she wants - and that includes complete and uncoditional happy ending being it light or dark if they wish so).

 

But then I realized I have so little emotianl connection to Inquisitor I don't even give a damn. DAI was the most boring Bioware game of all with rather dull story line, way too much "high fantasy" (originally we were promised mage vs. templars conflict, I was expecting something like Game of Thrones and yet we got just another (boring) "I'm gonna destroy the world" villain) while in the (payed-extra) ending Solas explained to us he's THE TRUE SUPERPOWER while we're just an idiotic pawn of his grand scheme, now not only serving to Flemeth, pardon Mythal but also just doing dirty chores for allmighty god Solas, petryfying everyone with a single sight (so long for me being #1 mage in the world) which will soon lead similary allmighty elves back in.

 

Seriously, where's the "I'm the biggest kick-ass of the game" approach so trademark for Bioware? Where are cutscenes for every (side)quest like Witcher did or any older Bioware game? Just single player MMO grin which does not even have an interesting story or characters I'd give a damn about. And on top of it its characters are graphically super ugly, especially elven protagonist which look like a damn alien.

 

There's just _one_ bright spot in DAI for me. A trully well class/gender/race based dialogs. For that big thumbs up but in every other aspect DAI was a huge disappontment to me. Not that it is bad game, no, but it is not awesome game like any other from Bioware production was (to me at least), including even DA2 in which I only disliked short gameplay. Now it is just another Kingdon's of Alamur, or whatever fantasy I can't even remember the name of.

 

I just hoppe DA4 will bring the new protagonist, because I do not want to play for this utter loser one handed Lavelan moron I did in DAI anymore.

Restoring order and defeating the Elder one was what DAI was marketed as, Bioware never said the whole game would focus on the mage/templar war at all.

[BloodyTalon]

Cross bow arm is better anyhow.

[rapscallioness]

 

[Dr. rotinaj]

At first I hated this (I always hate when developers for some reasons come to the conclusion their game is something "more" than just leisure time entertainment and forget they should give every player the ending he/she wants because the game is made for players' enjoyment and not some "higher purpose". And that includes complete and unconditional happy ending being it light or dark if they wish so.

 

But then I realized I have so little emotional connection to this Inquisitor I don't even give a damn. DAI was the most boring Bioware game of all with rather dull story line, way too much "high fantasy" aspects (originally we were promised mages vs. templars conflict, I was expecting something like Game of Thrones...

 

Wut

[Mr.House]

Poor hand, it lost its arm.

[Tamalain]

I really liked the DLC. Descent had some fun combat and I finally had an epic battle which I did not find in the DA:I. However, Descent had a hollow story line and felt like a side quest that left more questions than answers. Jaws of Hakkon gave us some history and was solid. Trespassers was just fun to play. The story answered a lot of questions and I liked that Bull betrays you (given your choices). It gives you insight into the Qun and the Qunari. As soon as he turned, I smacked myself in the head remembering he had turned himself in when he felt he was questioning too much. His nonchalantness was a ploy. Plus anyone notice is romance options: Inquisitor (head of the Inquisition) or Dorian (son of a Magister). Both options have a strong politic advantage for Bull. 

 

The lack of one arm for my Inquisitor does not bother me. It makes sense and it is her non dominant hand. My Inquisitor was a mage so it is less of an issue. She did romance Solas which adds a lot more emotion to the end story. I actually hope they keep the Inquisitor as the main character like Shepard in ME. Her/his story does not seem to be over and the end seen where she is planning on going into Tevinter indicates she has more work to do. I thought they were going to pull a Witch Hunt on us and have her go off with Solas or be killed by the anchor to wrap up the story. Hopefully we'll see the character again with a fancy new arm. 

[Pee Jae]

[Asch Lavigne]

One armed Inky doesn't bother me. Wish Solas would have done something else though.

 

Aside from Solas I would have liked to have kept the Inquisition as the Inquisition.

[Bigdoser]

I kinda like the idea of my quizy becoming a chestmaster character, a character who has massive influence and is the one who will be doing the planning. While also having  her get involved in some fights to show that she can still kick ass. It would be a very fresh outcome for a PC.

Honestly I think that's what bioware is going with I think the inquisitor is going to support/sponsor the new PC in DA4. Plus my male Qunari is a mage a loss of his non dominant hand is not that big of a deal honestly. 

[Mr.House]

Honestly I think that's what bioware is going with I think the inquisitor is going to support/sponsor the new PC in DA4. Plus my male Qunari is a mage a loss of his non dominant hand is not that big of a deal honestly. 

It might impact another place outside the battlefield tho, hue.

[pdusen]

At first I hated this (I always hate when developers for some reasons come to the conclusion their game is something "more" than just leisure time entertainment and forget they should give every player the ending he/she wants because the game is made for players' enjoyment and not some "higher purpose". And that includes complete and unconditional happy ending being it light or dark if they wish so.

 

Well, that's among the most entitled and nonsensical things I've ever read.

[rprm1987]

Well, that's among the most entitled and nonsensical things I've ever read.

Yup.

[They call me a SpaceCowboy]

It's a metaphor for the inquisition being h-armless.

 

 

Now now, it was only cut off to the elbow. The inquisitor is only https://en.wikipedia...Mostly_Harmless

 

[KaiserShep]

At first I hated this (I always hate when developers for some reasons come to the conclusion their game is something "more" than just leisure time entertainment and forget they should give every player the ending he/she wants because the game is made for players' enjoyment and not some "higher purpose". And that includes complete and unconditional happy ending being it light or dark if they wish so.

 

Wait, Dragon Age isn't just leisure entertainment? Well shave my back and call me an elf...

was expecting something like Game of Thrones

 

 

You mean everyone keeps dying or getting raped until I stop caring?

[leaguer of one]

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.

That's not a moral choice. What moral would be there to keep it.

[Bigdoser]

It might impact another place outside the battlefield tho, hue.

One thing I am wondering is how the new PC is going to contend with solas I can understand those who wish to prove him wrong without killing him but those who wish to fight him? Don't see how since the man can turn people to stone with his EYEBALLS. 

 

I don't want to meet the other elven "gods" solas had to put up the darn veil to stop them considering mythal is still around in a fragmented state shows you can't even really kill them either. :X

[AutumnWitch]

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.

 

As much as I love my Inky, the fact she made it through so much pretty much unscathed is damn miraculous. Having to lose an arm in exchange for saving the world? Any honourable person would do that in second.

 

She's done her duty for Empress and Thedas asking more of her is just selfish.  Sometimes you do just ride off into the sunset and let the next person be the hero.

[leaguer of one]

 

When you bring it up now..... It just added so much ironic impact.

[Captain_Obvious]

No worries, Bianca will make the inquisitor a new hand. Or maybe Dagna, ooohhhh, SANDAL! Enchantment!

[Thaissa]

I have to respond to this. As someone who lost their arm in an accident, my life was definitely NOT over when it happened. Yes, it required adjustment, and time, but to think that someone's life is over because of it is ridiculous. People who lose limbs or are disabled for whatever reason have lives and lives that matter.

[BabyPuncher]

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.

 

As far as the Inquisitor losing his/her arm. Its that or death.

 

And what option did the Inquisitor have?

 

Have no intention of playing the DLC, but this reasoning doesn't go anywhere.

 

BioWare is in control of the story. They can make anything hey want happen. They can 'force' the player character into any number of totally stupid things. And it can make total sense within the story because "it's this or death."

 

That by itself doesn't do anything to make it acceptable writing.

[BabyPuncher]

At first I hated this (I always hate when developers for some reasons come to the conclusion their game is something "more" than just leisure time entertainment and forget they should give every player the ending he/she wants because the game is made for players' enjoyment and not some "higher purpose". And that includes complete and unconditional happy ending being it light or dark if they wish so.

 

Gee, way to pile on the evidence that the people who condemn any sort of triumph in stories as a childish and immature fantasy to hide away from the mean, nasty, miserable real world are dead on.

[AresKeith]

 

Who needs a silly old arm

 

Have no intention of playing the DLC, but this reasoning doesn't go anywhere.

 

BioWare is in control of the story. They can make anything hey want happen. They can 'force' the player character into any number of totally stupid things. And it can make total sense within the story because "it's this or death."

 

That by itself doesn't do anything to make it acceptable writing.

 

Have you even played any of the games including finishing DAO?