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[In Exile]

Rifts don't work like that, the Anchor does. The Breach was not made with the Anchor.

We actually don't know what made the Breach. The order we see is: 1) Corypheus is preparing the "sacrifice"; 2) the Inquisitor arrives; 3) Corypheus drops the foci; 4) the Inquisitor picks the foci up, which glows green, and the scene goes white; 5) the Inquisitor is in the physical Fade alongside the Divine, who later is ripped away.

The only instrument we've seen as being able to open a doorway to the Fade to allow objects to pass physically is the Anchor. It seems to me that the Anchor - or the combination of the Foci and Anchor once it transferred to the Inquisitor - created the breach. Which is why the Inquisitor can't close the breach without using the foci again.

[Aulis Vaara]

@In Exile : I'm not saying the two are not related, because they clearly are. It's just that the Anchor was the end goal and the Breach clearly is not what it was supposed to be. Either it was supposed to be an open door into the Black City (it's not) or it wasn't supposed to be there at all.

The Divine was already dead at that point, the Divine in the Fade was always a spirit of Faith. Otherwise there would have been two people helping you at the start. Furthermore, it makes no sense for the Divine to have survived at all. And she was a glowing figure to the people outside the rift you walked out of.

And the Inquisitor does close the Breach without the Focus, so eh... yeah.

OK this is that part where you shut up because you are obviously only reading the parts of my post that you want to an not my post entirely.

Oh I'm sorry.

Yet it was created the same way that you said the Magisters did it the first time.

Disproved that in my post.

The Foci was a huge magical force comparable to the lyrium an there were deaths of hundreds of people.

Deaths, not sacrifices. And whether the Focus is equal to two-thirds of Thedas' lyrium supplies is highly debatable. This is all conjecture at best and not at all what Corypheus and the other Magisters did last time. And none of that takes away that he was interrupted.

So why would he not be able to go through the huge tear in the veil which you stated that's what the anchor does.

Right. What "the Anchor" does, not what "the Breach" does. He doesn't have the Anchor.

Yea gotcha bang bang buddy.

Just wanted to emphasize your maturity.

An again he says he crafted it to assault the heavens not get to the heavens.

So what do you think "assaulting the heavens" means? Try to tear down the Fade? Might as well try to tear apart the sky.

[In Exile]

@In Exile : I'm not saying the two are not related, because they clearly are. It's just that the Anchor was the end goal and the Breach clearly is not what it was supposed to be. Either it was supposed to be an open door into the Black City (it's not) or it wasn't supposed to be there at all.

The Divine was already dead at that point, the Divine in the Fade was always a spirit of Faith. Otherwise there would have been two people helping you at the start. Furthermore, it makes no sense for the Divine to have survived at all. And she was a glowing figure to the people outside the rift you walked out of.

And the Inquisitor does close the Breach without the Focus, so eh... yeah

 

The Inquisitor does not close the Breach (and re-create the Veil) without the foci. Not exactly. You "seal" the breach, but you can still see the basic form of the Breach (i.e., the swirl of the clouds, the hole, etc.). It's really visible during In Your Heart Shall Burn. Before that, with the Anchor alone, all you do is stop the breach from expanding. 

 

Beyond that, you're wrong about the Divine. She's alive when the Inquisitor is hurled through the Fade. The game is pretty clear on that point - the Inquisitor is with the actual Divine, not a spirit. The spirit comes later (and seems to save you). 

 

Corypheus wanted to acquire the Anchor and the Breach wasn't intentional, but that doesn't tell us whether Corypheus or the Inquisitor were the proximate cause (and the cutscene we see suggests it was the Inquisitor who caused it). 

 

Corypheus is a complete nutbar. What he thinks about the Anchor - and the Black City - is just delusional lunacy. Whether or not he can use the Anchor as a means of crossing into the Fade, and whether once in the Fade he can get to the Black City, is pretty much besides the point re: what the Anchor actually does or is meant to do. 

[TraiHarder]

Disproved that in my post.
 

 

You disproved nothing lol.

 

Deaths, not sacrifices. And whether the Focus is equal to two-thirds of Thedas' lyrium supplies is highly debatable. This is all conjecture at best and not at all what Corypheus and the other Magisters did last time. And none of that takes away that he was interrupted.

 

 

Lmao its highly debatable that they had to use 2/3 of all the lyrium in thedas yet you still use that point so yea shut up. Your going off what the Chantry says yea that story part is from the Chantry the Chantry also tells us that the Magisters are the ones that caused the City to go Black Yet the City its self is still Golden on the outside at least. An Cory tells us that it was already tainted before they arrived so yea you make no sense.

 

An if you don't know how blood magic works you don't need to "sacrifice" anyone u need BLOOD yea know that's why its called BLOOD magic BLOOD magic lol just so you know buddy Bang Bang( there I go being immature again)

 

Right. What "the Anchor" does, not what "the Breach" does. He doesn't have the Anchor.

 

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Wow Wow this this right here shows you cant like comprehend simple things. THERE IS ALREADY A HUGE HOLE IN THE VEIL THAT HE COULD GO THROUGH. Did you get that point? Because as you said the Anchor is a tool to MAKE A HOLE IN THE VEIL which is what you said yes that what you said. Now if there is ALREADY A HUGE HOLE IN THE VEIL why would he go back to retrieve the anchor theres no point seeing as the purpose of the Anchor has already been completed. UNLESS that's not the true purpose of the anchor OMG.

 

Just wanted to emphasize your maturity.

 

 

OH wow sorry you have a stick up ya butt bang bang omg so immature OMG wow grow up bang bang

 

So what do you think "assaulting the heavens" means? Try to tear down the Fade? Might as well try to tear apart the sky.   

 

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This also show you have not been reading my post entirely I said the Heavens is obviously the Golden City pretty sure we all know that right? SO if he says I CREAFTED IT TO ASSULT THE HEAVENS AKA THE GODLEN CITY its obviously not just meant to open holes in the Veil wow so simple.

 

Because Fade does not = Heaven Golden City = Heaven that was simple DA Math

[Aulis Vaara]

@TraiHarder You are rude and borderline incomprehensible.

It's also ironic that you claim I don't understand simple things, while after three games you still don't know you can't enter the Fade through a Veil tear.

You should really give some thought to how you communicate with others, because talking to you is not a pleasant experience at all.

[TraiHarder]

@TraiHarder You are rude and borderline incomprehensible.

It's also ironic that you claim I don't understand simple things, while after three games you still don't know you can't enter the Fade through a Veil tear.

You should really give some thought to how you communicate with others, because talking to you is not a pleasant experience at all.

 

Lmao I'm rude how now?

 

Yea because u totally didn't say that the Anchor simply opens a hole or tear in the veil yea u didn't say that an seeing as The Veil is the barrier between both you def can get into the fade that way. I mean WE DID IT ya know it was like a quest the Qizzy opens a hole in the veil we fall through an we're in.

 

An I could care less if u don't like talking to me don't respond to my post then get mad once ur theories are proven wrong.