JOESPHNE MUST HAVE ONLY 9/10 ARMY FLAGS COLLECTED FOR SIDE QUEST "COLLECT 10 ARMY FLAGS". THIS FEEL POOR WRITTEN UNLIKE WICTHER 3
AND THE AMULETS OF POWER
WHERE R THE AMULETS OF POWER
THERE R ONLY 53781 IN THE ENTIRE GAME. I'VE COUNTED THEM.
THIS IS POOR DEVELOPMENT
N THE HAIRSTYLEZ
DEY MADE DOSE HAIRSTYLEZ TO APPEES TO GAY PEOPLES AND SJWS
Share the mission with someone who isn't a fanboy of Dragon age and you are going to see how bad written is the mission.
I am not trying to change the game to my likes, this is imposible, I am complaining because the game isn't exactly cheap, and there are mission like this that have no logic.
No one can't deny they do a terrible work when your companion simply disappear from the map when Corypheous enter to the scene.
Why would your companions be there? What use would they be when you have decided to sacrifice yourself by bringing the mountain down on you and the enemy?
Hmm, since it's not that long ago, that I played that quest, I remember it and it's aftermath well.
About Cullen:
First it's Cullen, he was never gifted with great emotional intelligence and I think it would have been odd, if he just now started to get sensible - that would have been out of character. He is always a bit awkward. Plus in this special case, he was sure, that he wouldn't survive either, he said so.
Roderick:
I liked, that they made him a hero in his own small way at the end. I always found it strange, that your character can only be rude to Roderick. I had wished to tell him something nice in the end - unlike Cullen, my character is not socially awkward 
Cass & Co leaving you:
Wasn't that the plan all along? They help you with the trebuchet and then get the hell out, because it was more likely that Cory would simply kill them, while he at least get into dialogue with your character before he makes an attempt to kill you.
Only 6 people dancing:
it was the 6 people, you had to save and it was a scene to help you remember those.
Josephine asking for a flag:
Of course she would. If it was some nobleman attacking, she might have been able to manage to get at least a chance to negotiate, because sheprobably know most of them
Only Cass running to your side:
it was chaotic, most people were still struggling to stay on their feat. I had Solas, Varrick and Dorian with me and they all still were getting on their feet again - Cassandra just beat them to help my character up. I don't see anything wrong with that, it's not, like they ran away or something.
I think it's legimate to critizise, but in this case, I just can't see it, sorry. The only thing is, that I wished, I could have said something mean to Cory, I find all the answers too calm and nice for that encounter.
And I know, that most points were already answered in this thread, I just thought, I bring them together. And yes, I admit of being a fan of the Dragon Age games, otherwise I would not bother with this Origins tool (I hate it, personally, with passion 
), but that does not mean, I can't understand critic, but some things, the threadstarter complains about, are wrong. You can't argue about wanting to say goodby to the love interest (in this case, I think it was Cullen?), because that's just personal opinion. I would have liked to say goodby to Varric and Cassandra, because up to this point, my inqui probably had the most connection with this two, but it makes sense not to do so, because there is simply no time for that.
BTW: I'm no native english speaker too, but I never got any mean comment, although my grammar and wording is probably off sometimes 
I don't know maybe your advisors warning you after completing In Hushed Whispers or Champions of Jus wasn't enough of a warning that "oh crap somethings is going to happen once the breach is sealed"
I don't think the scene was poorly written but more of over examining it because you can do that with any piece of work. Why did the Council not believe Shepard after his death in beginning of ME2, he had one of the best stealth ships every made. Why did the Warden after to walk around earning everyones trust to muster an army against the Archdemon when it was obivious that if Loghain had stuck his ground there would've been success. Also why didn't the Reapers know the Keepers signal thing was tampered with when the main Reaper AI resides at the Citadel itself?
Any scene, any piece of work, anything thats been created as a work of fiction can be over examined to the point of "well if they had did this instead of that than they could've prevented that whole event from happening that leads to this awesome story I just saw/read" Everything has flaws in it if you look at it enough or play it enough. You know the story well enough your mind starts thinking about what they could've done to prevent it all from happening.
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