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[Mr.House]

You can also be his close friend, which my human inquisitor was. He's basically the Magneto to my Xavier.

I think that's where Patrick was inspired by, hell Inquisitor is even left disabled,

[panamakira]

I'll be very surprised if we don't become Inquisition agents during DA4, so the Inquisitor as a distant handler seems both likely and ideal. You've got this mysterious individual with no arm and a kind of legendary status telling you insider info on how and why you need to kill a god, and that sounds cool as hell to me.

That does sound epic and it's what I'm hoping for honestly. I think that Solas (no matter how you feel about him) IS the Inquisitor's responsibility to handle. Whether to kill or save. 

 

You're not done Inquisitor. I know some people are already wrapping up their character's stories.

[Mr.House]

Really there's two good ways to end this, Inquisitor ends it them self with the help of an agent (new PC) or they get killed by Solas and tasks the PC to finish their work.

 

Either way, the Inquisitor can not be swept to the side here. She is always alive now and still has alot of influence and allies, even if you dsisband.

[Judas Bock]

The Inquisitor totally needs to be heavily involved in the entire Solas arc, and at least the final confrontation should be from her POV, i.e. with the player controlling the Inquisitor. I'm all for the idea I've seen mentioned several times both here and in other threads that the game(s) could switch between two PCs, a new character for a lot of the leg work and the Inquisitor for the more Solas-centric moments.

 

If the Inquisitor would be relegated to the sidelines and some new PC were to be the one who has the final confrontation with Solas, that would be like Lando Calrissian taking Luke Skywalker's place in the final confrontation with Vader in Star Wars. Just like Luke is the one who has an important connection to Vader, the Inquisitor is the one who has an important connection to Solas.

 

Whether you romanced him, befriended him, or hated him, you spent your entire fight against Corypheus alongside him and have more history with him and more insight into him than any other PC could possibly have.

[Scofield]

With words, it certainly should not be a boss fight, maybe it turns out solas is a pawn as much as anyone who knows, only thing i know is na he shouldnt be a battle scene

 

The Solas arc has great potential it just depends now how it is handled

 

(A freaking hate save imports)

[Qunquistador]

I don't care if the Inquisitor gives a signal and Solas gets blasted into smithereens, I just want to know the Inquisitor is the one who takes him down.

 

 

 

He turned the Inquisitor's life upside down, got hundreds of thousands of people killed; nearly got the Inquisitor killed multiple times, cost them an arm, and then admits he's going to destroy everything and everyone they fought for. No one deserves to off Solas more than the Inquisitor.

[Nefla]

After Trespasser, I don't want anyone but the inquisitor for the next game T_T

[Homeboundcrib]

The Inquisitior should be the one to handle Solas it would play much better then a new hero trying to save or kill him if you choose that. Its more personal for him or her I think it would be a nice change to to play as the same character. Also it just seems and feels right that way

[calvinien]

I want an elf to be the person who kills him. For max irony AND as a kind of species specific screw you with your stupid genocide plan.

 

I also want the option to tell him he's going to die alone and unmourned.

 

 

[fizzypop]

I want to see Solas' plan back fire. I also want to see the truth of the maker/human religion or at least get some hints. I would like to find out more about Darkspawn and where they came from as well. I figure the next game is perfect for that since it will likely feature the fade and crossroads.

[Smudjygirl]

So far it does seem like the most common view is Solas should be dealt with by the Inquisitor. But as well as that, the personal connection most have (lover, friend or foe) is the biggest reason for that,

 

I should state, when i said PC in my first post, i means PC in Solas's story, not necessarily of any future game. It's far to early to be thinking about that one, really.

[SolNebula]

I want an ending where we fail and Solas suceed. A reborn world for the elves and a world filled with spirits and magic. That would be a nice change.

[Eelectrica]

Tear down the veil, restore the world to its natural state.

[wildannie]

I think it is really important that the Inquisitor is the one to deal with Solas, and I think having two PCs would be a good way to achieve this.  I also very much hope the Inquisitor's aim (kill or save) have a meaningful impact on the outcome.

[NRO TYN]

Not to get off topic but did anybody get the sense with all the epilogue's in trespasser, that the next game might be set many years after Inqusition??

 

Its been bugging me.

[Smudjygirl]

Not to get off topic but did anybody get the sense with all the epilogue's in trespasser, that the next game might be set many years after Inqusition??

 

Its been bugging me.

 

Not really. The biggest time frame that i caught was "your last few years"

Could be a long time, but i don't think it is

[NRO TYN]

Not really. The biggest time frame that i caught was "your last few years"

Could be a long time, but i don't think it is

 

I get that feeling more from a "Disband" option

 

But eh, back on topic I really foresee for Solas a "What have I done!!! Let me sacrifice my self to stop the Evanurus from coming back, to late" Ending

 

Mainly based on his "Im so sorry" personality

[Eelectrica]

Not to get off topic but did anybody get the sense with all the epilogue's in trespasser, that the next game might be set many years after Inqusition??

 

Its been bugging me.

Yes, that's the impression I get too. At a guess, I'm going to say the next game is going to be set 10-15 years after trespasser.

Might be wrong of course.

[Miss Golightly]

Solas is the Inquisitor's fight, absolutely. Whether you were lovers, friends or foes, it would be most fitting for the Inquisitor to stop him. That's unfinished business. But the Inquisitor is now missing his/her arm, which handicaps him/her in combat.

 

I think we're going to play a new recruit to the Inquisition (or "underground Inquisition" if you disbanded), the Inquisitor will play a role as an NPC and will be giving us orders. The Inquisitor dies trying to stop Solas and bequeaths you with the task to finish the job for her/him, and thus you take charge of the Inquisition in his/her stead. 

[Qunquistador]

Not to get off topic but did anybody get the sense with all the epilogue's in trespasser, that the next game might be set many years after Inqusition??

 

Its been bugging me.

Yeah, the slides referred to years passing a few times. I think one was with Blackwall, where it was mentioned he was spotted over the years until he wasn't. Then I think there was one with Cullen. With Josephine it was mentioned that her next few years were spent doing x and y. And since my Inquisitor romanced her, they were in Antiva happy and at peace "at last, for a time". Reminded me of how that little jerk bulb told her to live well in the time she (the world) has left.

 

I'm guessing several years pass with the Inquisitor, Cassandra, Leliana, Josephine, and Dorian all presenting a very mundane face to the world while secretly establishing sleeper cells in Tevinter to take Solas out. In Leliana's case, she's training new spymasters. Dorian's probably mentoring new mages and positioning himself to become a magister, to throw Tevinter's efforts against Solas. Cassandra can throw her weight into working with Tevinter. Even Cullen's home for Templars can become a source for soldiers. Josephine's merchant ships can secretly provide resources. And her and my Inquisitor's political clout can make twist support in their favor when it's time to fight.  As you can see, I've given this some thought.

 

I really liked that about the slides, my quiz was BFFs with Dorian and I loved that they could/would be in constant communication, even before I realized that it would also serve a practical purpose of dealing with finding Tevinter agents who can work for the Inquisition. Sounds pretty epic, the Inquisition being a shadow organization.

[wright1978]

From the other thread i have been lurking on, i've come to a certain conclusion about how i think Solas' story could be handled.

 

However, opinion seem rather divided. So i'm curious, after the events of Trespasser, how would you like to see Solas' story resolves?

 

Does it matter to you if it is a new PC that does it, or would you really want the Inquisitor to be the one?

 

Do you think not being in control of the Inquisitor when confronting Solas will take away from how you feel about it?

 

Personally i'm just as much for Inquisitor coming back as PC as i am for getting a new one. I just want the story to benefit from whichever path is taken. I'd rather deal with Solas as a character who has a deeper reason to want to kill him or save him.

 

This thread is really just for fun, and i would really like to see other opinions on it. This isn't a DA 4 speculation thread, i would just like to see the preferences of players who care about this story. Given that it's going to be a perspective issue, please be nice to each other. It's not about belittling or having a competition about "which will work best", it's just about how YOU as a player would like to see it handled.

 

How would i like the Solas story resolved?

When they decide to address it i'd like the option to side with Solas. Would be great if Solas story was left to simmer till the final game of the Dragon Age series & such a permutation could exist.

New protagonist definitely, think the inquisitor should be kept out of it.  How they handled Hawke doesn't inspire confidence.

[ZhengAn]

Not to get off topic but did anybody get the sense with all the epilogue's in trespasser, that the next game might be set many years after Inqusition??

 

Its been bugging me.

 

I don't, however, IF dragon age is going to be a 5-6 game series, I got a feeling that they would end dragon age in the last game, which leaves 5X years to proceed in the rest 2-3 games. 

[RawThunderHustle]

Solas is the Inquisitor's fight, absolutely. Whether you were lovers, friends or foes, it would be most fitting for the Inquisitor to stop him. That's unfinished business. But the Inquisitor is now missing his/her arm, which handicaps him/her in combat.

Tis' but a scratch!

[ME3EndingH8er]

As long as DA4 isn't the last game, i'd want a new PC, and as many have suggested you work for the Inquisition. But then for whatever game we deal with Solas i think it's essential that the Inquisitor is playable, having some new hero deal with him would realyyyy take away from the impact. And as a new pc you would have to act like you are unaware/unaffected by all of his actions despite (we the player) knowing about them. 

[Tielis]

Solas is the Inquisitor's responsibility. She should be the one to deal with him, unless she fails, which is very likely given Sandal's prophecy.