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[Aimi]

Origins: Haven and the Temple of Sacred Ashes, probably. Individual action sequences and quests really didn't stand out to me that much.

DA2: Second half of Act II, starting with Leandra's death and going up through the final encounter with the arishok. The specific Hawke that I played, and the degree to which I committed to the roleplay, meant that the whole thing was very emotional for me. I also liked Legacy, although I would've liked it more if my companions hadn't been comically incompetent at pathfinding.

Inquisition: That last insane all-out push at the end of Trespasser through the Shrine of the Dread Wolf. Epic freaking music, epic freaking stakes, and an epic freaking boss fight at the end with Saarath. In Your Heart Shall Burn was pretty good, too; it's one of the rare moments when an enforced defeat in a BioWare game didn't feel infuriating.

[d1ta]

IYSB, hands down.
Every freaking part of it. Seeing a swarm of mage armies descending upon Haven, giant Corypheus, darkspawn dragon and Cullen's crazy idea of using catapult to triger an avalanche. That painful walk in the snow, people dropping their knees to my elven lass and especially now, I can almost hear Solas chuckling to himself: "Herald of Andraste?? More accuratelly as Herald of the Rebel Pantheon so alright, let me just give you my old crib then.. :D"

Champions of the Just. Because Ser Barris. And Abernache needs to pair with Movran. For life XD (funniest war table mission ever)

The Fade trip with Cassandra. And the scene after that in Adamant as well as Haven.

Meeting Mythal (because y'know.. MYTHAL ..) my Lavellan felt honored.

[Tidus]

Riot Inducer, That is what the Army would call winning of the hearts and minds. At that point of the game the Inquisition needs support and should do all it can to gain that support  and filling those hungry bellies will work wonders.

[Biotic Apostate]

DAO: I really liked the elves vs werewolves quest, Nature of the Beast, it had some twists, and since I haven't read about it at all, I was surprised by it. And Brelican Forest was fun to explore. Poetree, heh. Following Branka's traces in the Deep Roads was also a great moment.

 

DA2: I adored the game, there are a lot of missions I liked, Leandra's and Karl's death were incredibly sad, Shepherding Wolves made me hate Petrice and the chantry, but I think my favorite was the Long Road. I laughed through all of it. Especially:

Hawke: You could try the copper marigolds again. In hindsight, they weren't the worst option.

Aveline: This isn't funny.

Hawke: I beg to differ.

 

DAI: I haven't played Trespasser yet, and something tells me I'll love something from there, but otherwise I loved In Hushed Whispers, the what if scenario worked really well. What Pride Had Wrought was really good, seeing the ruins and more of the story was satisfying. And the "Choice Spirit" Imshael was funny. The most impressive quest though was exploring Chateau d'Onterre. It was beautiful, mysterious, and unfolded its story in an interesting way.

[Dancing_Dolphin]

I'm going to stick with Inquisition because it's been too long since I've played the other games.
I like anything that gives me more insight into a follower's character, so I always look forward to the loyalty quests. Favorites are...well, everyone's except Viv's and Varric's. I really wish they had more of these types of quests like they did in DA2. I also really love the entire Descent dlc, the music, the lore, the combat! I *always* look forward to this part of the game, so much fun. Also, killing dragons with Iron Bull, Sera, and Solas. Good times.

[Qun00]

That would have to be What Pride Had Wrought. ELVEN GLOOOOORY!

Oh, and the cutscene at the beginning with the advisors showing off was amazing. Preparing for war, in a great demonstration of how powerful the Inquisition has become.

[vertigomez]

Hnnnng, I guess I ought to post mine.

For DAO, it's A Paragon of Her Kind. Not really one quest, but the whole questline. Orzammar is beautiful and terrible; going there as a mage is fun because everyone's so taken aback. But nothing beats returning home as a casteless dwarf. Reuniting with your family, having more respect in your homeland than you ever have before - and STILL being spat on by certain people (*coughHarrowmontcough*), knowing that your intervention will change the fate of your people forever... the decision over the Anvil and the next king is so much more gratifying with a dwarven PC. Ahhh, good stuff.

DA2 is difficult, because there's soooo much I love. Maybe Blackpowder Promise/Courtesy and the lead-up to the confrontation with the Qunari. You can feeeeeel the tension in every scene. Losing Mama Hawke was painful. Seeing Carver return in The Last Straw was a great moment, and knowing Hawke got used and betrayed by Anders was equally great in a rather different way. My heart still huuuurts.

DAI I'll say Sera's entire romance In Your Heart Shall Burn was full of oomph and struck a tender chord in my cold decaying heart. *sniffle* Likewise, In Hushed Whispers was simultaneously horrifying and heartbreaking on... literally every level. Seeing my loved ones corrupted by red lyrium and then sacrificing themselves, knowing that Alexius did it for his son, Felix and his beautiful flawless soul in general... gah. It hurts.

[Jedi Comedian]

DAO: The Anvil of the Void, felt like a true Warden venturing the Deep Roads. Loved the Legion of the Dead.
DA2: The part when you enter the Fade to help Feynriel (don't remember the quest's title). Having your followers accepting the demon offer and betraying you was interesting.
DAI: When you team up with Hawke and his Warden ally (Loghain in my case, forgot quest's name, I've played DA2 and Inquisition fewer times than Origins).

[ArcadiaGrey]

Hnnnng, I guess I ought to post mine.
For DAO, it's A Paragon of Her Kind. Not really one quest, but the whole questline. Orzammar is beautiful and terrible; going there as a mage is fun because everyone's so taken aback. But nothing beats returning home as a casteless dwarf. Reuniting with your family, having more respect in your homeland than you ever have before - and STILL being spat on by certain people (*coughHarrowmontcough*), knowing that your intervention will change the fate of your people forever... the decision over the Anvil and the next king is so much more gratifying with a dwarven PC. Ahhh, good stuff.
DA2 is difficult, because there's soooo much I love. Maybe Blackpowder Promise/Courtesy and the lead-up to the confrontation with the Qunari. You can feeeeeel the tension in every scene. Losing Mama Hawke was painful. Seeing Carver return in The Last Straw was a great moment, and knowing Hawke got used and betrayed by Anders was equally great in a rather different way. My heart still huuuurts.
DAI I'll say Sera's entire romance In Your Heart Shall Burn was full of oomph and struck a tender chord in my cold decaying heart. *sniffle* Likewise, In Hushed Whispers was simultaneously horrifying and heartbreaking on... literally every level. Seeing my loved ones corrupted by red lyrium and then sacrificing themselves, knowing that Alexius did it for his son, Felix and his beautiful flawless soul in general... gah. It hurts.

Shucks man, that was beautiful *sniff*

[Akrabra]

DA:O - Orzammar/The Deep Roads arc. Its just amazing. Dark and creepy, but in a subtle way. Broodmothers and their Origin, ugh. 

 

DA:II - Demands of the Qun. The Arishok is awesome, the fight was interesting, Isabella's return.

 

DA:I In your Heart Shall Burn. Corypheus arrival and dialogue. The combat in that section is awesome, well paced and quite difficult. Mother Giselle/The Dawn Will come. 

 

So yes everything main quest related. If i could have added more it would be The Landsmeet Arc in Origins and What Pride had Wrought in DA:I. 

[Riot Inducer]

Riot Inducer, That is what the Army would call winning of the hearts and minds. At that point of the game the Inquisition needs support and should do all it can to gain that support  and filling those hungry bellies will work wonders.

No argument here, however outside of that subtext it's literally a bog-standard MMO "Kill 10 x" quest. I just found it a bit odd that such an uninspired quest type would be such a memorable moment. 

[Tidus]

Riot,During that quest I also set up camps, find a cave, stop at a town and close a breech out side of that town,close another breech near a camp site, find a lost scout and kill some baddies. It equals out.

[themikefest]

DAO - Urn of Sacred Ashes

 

DA2 - legacy dlc.

 

DAI - Tomb of Fairel

[DreamSever]

I loved adamant seeing the wardens clash with the inquisition was brilliant

[Carmen_Willow]

Well, my favorite quest in the series is The Last Straw in DA2. It's quite rare for a game to have your final battle be against a genuinely superior force where you don't know how you'll even survive, much less triumph, but DA2 actually pulls it off. Everything's collapsing, you have to fight your way through demonic incursions and templar patrols to reach the Gallows, and then the final strike outward... it's very well done, except for the Orsino idiocy, but that wasn't the fault of the writers, so I'll forgive them.

 

Now, for Inquisition... In Your Heart Shall Burn, for the same reason. The red templars make for quite a menacing invading army, and Corypheus' introduction is great; I particularly liked it as an elf because of the huge contrast between my Inquisitor's size and Corypheus'. DAI could easily have been my favorite Dragon Age game if the rest of the game maintained that level of quality.

These were great, and I would add the Defense of Redcliffe in DA:O particularly when the undead never ended. I agree about  The Last Straw. I've always said the fight with the demons before you reach the docks is a MAJOR boss fight.

[NKnight7]

I love the Crestwood storyline, I always enjoy going to Crestwood because of it.

[NKnight7]

Also, What Pride Had Wrought. I enjoyed it even more with my Lavellan because of the added dialogue you get.

[Carmen_Willow]

Hah, this was me on my first DAO play. Made Alistair king, refused dark ritual, and the man insisted on sacrificing himself. I replayed the final battle three times trying for different dialogue options so I would die instead, but no such luck. And he wasn't even my boyfriend.

If you've broken up with him (his "love" meter isn't high enough) he'll let you die. At least, the very first time I played he did. We were lovers, we broke up (he wasn't hardened) and he let me kill the archdemon. I think the only time I was ever more shocked was the first and only time I let Loghain live.

[Qun00]

Also, What Pride Had Wrought. I enjoyed it even more with my Lavellan because of the added dialogue you get.

And some insist that it's impossible to roleplay non-humans in this game.

[vertigomez]

And some insist that it's impossible to roleplay non-humans in this game.

They're just not trying hard enough.

Shucks man, that was beautiful *sniff*

I'm pretty sure I cried like a baby during every single one of those quests.

[NKnight7]

And some insist that it's impossible to roleplay non-humans in this game.

 

It's possible, I think some just need to experiment more. I really enjoyed my last playthrough with my Lavellan.

[nightscrawl]

I'm going to stick with Inquisition because it's been too long since I've played the other games.
I like anything that gives me more insight into a follower's character, so I always look forward to the loyalty quests. Favorites are...well, everyone's except Viv's and Varric's. I really wish they had more of these types of quests like they did in DA2. I also really love the entire Descent dlc, the music, the lore, the combat! I *always* look forward to this part of the game, so much fun. Also, killing dragons with Iron Bull, Sera, and Solas. Good times.

I thought Vivienne's was disappointing because there was so little interaction with her. A significant chunk of the quest boiled down to a fetch quest that she is not even required to attend.

If you've broken up with him (his "love" meter isn't high enough) he'll let you die. At least, the very first time I played he did. We were lovers, we broke up (he wasn't hardened) and he let me kill the archdemon. I think the only time I was ever more shocked was the first and only time I let Loghain live.

But in that play he wasn't my boyfriend at all. I had made him king and he was unhardened.

[Pensieve]

The part when you're going to find Skyhold, with Solas talking as the voice-over. Goosebumps every time! Also, returning to Skyhold after defeating Corypheus, but with a Cullen-romancing character.

[Aren]

Aveline quest line to gain a new husband with Isabela around

[GoldenGail3]

* Revised Post yet again....


1. Alistairs personal quest

2. The one where I get to kill Anders

3. Rivalmanced Isabela's 'NO!' To her boat

4. Killing Anders

5. The Landsmeet

6. Killing Anders