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[Wavebend]

The power of Frostbite is real.

 

 

See that pink spot over there? That's your base.

[Tidus]

Glitches like that makes me glad I'm still using PS consols and Xbox 360.. Sheesh!

 

Every time I see stuff like that scares me away from buying a gaming computer.

[flixwito]

Glitches like that makes me glad I'm still using PS consols and Xbox 360.. Sheesh!

 

Every time I see stuff like that scares me away from buying a gaming computer.

Things like that actually quite fun and hilarious.

[caradoc2000]

It is called Massive Effect.

[Tidus]

flixwito,Not when I trying to make progress in a game. Glitches like that would make me want to toss my computer into the nearest city reservoir.

[Spectr61]

Wave, where is Skyholds kinky dungeon?

I was hoping to see it here, but alas, no.

Waiting for "50 shades and Cassandra"....

[Wavebend]

flixwito,Not when I trying to make progress in a game. Glitches like that would make me want to toss my computer into the nearest city reservoir.

 

It's not a glitch, heh. Working as intended

[nightscrawl]

Glitches like that makes me glad I'm still using PS consols and Xbox 360.. Sheesh!
 
Every time I see stuff like that scares me away from buying a gaming computer.

The player in the video captured that by going out of bounds and doing what the game generally does not allow. There are tutorials and guides online that show you how to do this. It's only a "glitch" in that the player was able to do it, but it's not like they fell into (or out of) the world, which can also happen, regardless of platform.

[BansheeOwnage]

The power of Frostbite is real.

See that pink spot over there? That's your base.

This explains why Skyhold load times are just as long as everywhere else. I figured it was like that though, since saves during the part of IYHSB when you're freezing to death are "Skyhold" saves, so I figured the location where The Dawn Will Come happens is technically in the Skyhold map. Did you happen to find this spot in your travels? Does is exist here?

 

Also, because I managed to get out of the map in IYHSB to find that the entirety of The Wrath of Heaven is part of the Haven map. I wish it wasn't, so my loading wouldn't take so long  But it was cool to see it at night, and I love getting out of bounds. Note the floating objects.

 

 

Some more:

Spoiler

Pretty, isn't it? You can see the two paths you can take to the Temple. Barely. Also, even though the Breach is closed, if you enter this area, it starts the scripted "demon meteors" that come down from it in TWoH.

 

That flat area with the ramps is actually the Temple of Sacred Ashes, it just doesn't render from this far away.

 

I have found the edge of Thedas!

 

And that, down there, is actually the place where the fade sequence in the intro plays, where you create your Inquisitor. The lighting changes as you get closer because of some sort of mist.

 

And since it's technically a playable area, my companions spawn.

 

Creepy, huh?

 

And there is where you escape the fade spiders.

[Witch Cocktor]

^You should be defending the damn north trebuchet! 

[nightscrawl]

^ Hah you beat me to it. XD

[thats1evildude]

I never really understood the appeal of going out of bounds in games. Oh boy! There's NOTHING out here!

[Wavebend]

This explains why Skyhold load times are just as long as everywhere else. I figured it was like that though, since saves during the part of IYHSB when you're freezing to death are "Skyhold" saves, so I figured the location where The Dawn Will Come happens is technically in the Skyhold map. Did you happen to find this spot in your travels? Does is exist here?

 

Also, because I managed to get out of the map in IYHSB to find that the entirety of What Pride Had Wrought is part of the Haven map. I wish it wasn't, so my loading wouldn't take so long  But it was cool to see it at night, and I love getting out of bounds. Note the floating objects.

 

Nice.

 

Maybe TDWC happens in that map, but it's so huge (and empty) that it was hard for me to tell. Also objects unload after you go past a distance (LOD), so yeah.

 

I also got to go OOB in the finale map (fight VS Cory) and there's a lot of interesting stuff going on. They put the two dragons at the very bottom of the map behind some rocks so you can't see them before the cutscene triggers. Also a big, unreachable area right at the start. I'll put a video later tonight.

[nightscrawl]

I never really understood the appeal of going out of bounds in games. Oh boy! There's NOTHING out here!

It depends on the game. I got out of bounds in World of Warcraft once (Mount Hyjal). While there was nothing there, it was actually an area that was significant to the lore, and also the template for a zone that became a future raid instance, so it was pretty fun to see it at that point. I did find an anachronistic construction barricade at the very end of a path, also fun.

I also got to go OOB in the finale map (fight VS Cory) and there's a lot of interesting stuff going on. They put the two dragons at the very bottom of the map behind some rocks so you can't see them before the cutscene triggers. Also a big, unreachable area right at the start. I'll put a video later tonight.

This is the case with the initial Alexius conversation during In Hushed Whispers. Dorian is hiding out, in the shadows, out of line of sight of the camera, just waiting for the trigger to enter the scene.

[Wavebend]

It depends on the game. I got out of bounds in World of Warcraft once (Mount Hyjal).

 

Memories

[sjsharp2011]

I never really understood the appeal of going out of bounds in games. Oh boy! There's NOTHING out here!

indeed neither have I tbh. I know you can do these sorts of things on games but generally I prefer not to.

[Tidus]

Nightscrawl, Thanks for the explanation.

[Ghost Gal]

All that work including this giant-ass area no one's ever gonna see (unless you go massively out-of-bounds), but they didn't have enough resources to include fewer meaningless fetch quests. x_x

[MzChaos]

indeed neither have I tbh. I know you can do these sorts of things on games but generally I prefer not to.

Some things I prefer to consider purely a spectator sport.  This is one of them.  I will not do it but give a thumbs up to those dedicated explorers that do.  And I will give their videos a look see if they are posted.  The scenery is still very beautiful and seeing that staircase rock that you climb out of its usual context was very interesting.

[BansheeOwnage]

^You should be defending the damn north trebuchet! 

Haha, yeah. I think this means the Inquisition is doing an utterly spectacular job at holding Haven, but an utterly terrible job at actually firing trebuchets The player is the only one who can advance the plot!

 

I never really understood the appeal of going out of bounds in games. Oh boy! There's NOTHING out here!

Part of me isn't sure why I like it either, but in general I like exploring and seeing how the maps really look. Sometimes there are easter eggs!

 

Nice.

 

Maybe TDWC happens in that map, but it's so huge (and empty) that it was hard for me to tell. Also objects unload after you go past a distance (LOD), so yeah.

 

I also got to go OOB in the finale map (fight VS Cory) and there's a lot of interesting stuff going on. They put the two dragons at the very bottom of the map behind some rocks so you can't see them before the cutscene triggers. Also a big, unreachable area right at the start. I'll put a video later tonight.

Yeah, that's true, it would be hard to find because of that.

 

Cool! That's like Naked!Cullen standing in front of Clothed!Cullen both standing off-screen in the wicked grace scene

 

All that work including this giant-ass area no one's ever gonna see (unless you go massively out-of-bounds), but they didn't have enough resources to include fewer meaningless fetch quests. x_x

Actually we are seeing it; those are the mountains around Skyhold. If they weren't there, they'd need to be a skybox, and this looks much better.

[JD Buzz]

That video is awesome. Those beige pjs can give Inky super flying powers in the Frostback mountains 

[Serza]

Glitches like that makes me glad I'm still using PS consols and Xbox 360.. Sheesh!

 

Every time I see stuff like that scares me away from buying a gaming computer.

 

It never happened to me on the PC, in over 400 hours of gameplay.

 

You need to do certain steps, otherwise it will not work. These steps are not something you might accidentally do during normal gameplay.

 

Inquisition is rather well made when it comes to bounds, from my experience.

[almasy87]

This explains why Skyhold load times are just as long as everywhere else. I figured it was like that though, since saves during the part of IYHSB when you're freezing to death are "Skyhold" saves, so I figured the location where The Dawn Will Come happens is technically in the Skyhold map. Did you happen to find this spot in your travels? Does is exist here?

 

Also, because I managed to get out of the map in IYHSB to find that the entirety of What Pride Had Wrought is part of the Haven map. I wish it wasn't, so my loading wouldn't take so long  But it was cool to see it at night, and I love getting out of bounds. Note the floating objects.

 

 

Some more:

Spoiler

Pretty, isn't it? You can see the two paths you can take to the Temple. Barely. Also, even though the Breach is closed, if you enter this area, it starts the scripted "demon meteors" that come down from it in WPHW.

 

That flat area with the ramps is actually the Temple of Sacred Ashes, it just doesn't render from this far away.

 

I have found the edge of Thedas!

 

And that, down there, is actually the place where the fade sequence in the intro plays, where you create your Inquisitor. The lighting changes as you get closer because of some sort of mist.

 

And since it's technically a playable area, my companions spawn.

 

Creepy, huh?

 

And there is where you escape the fade spiders.

Uh? I must be blind or iincredibly stupid but I do not see any resemblance with the Arbor Wilds in this SS.. am I missing something? Would you be so kind to point it out better? I'm curious

Ad for the other screens, great that you could reach those parts with the stairs where you see Justinia and all

[Beerfish]

Bah, just normal daimp games can easily send you to Narnia on a regular basis, no reason for hacking!

[Big I]

I was hoping the OP would go down into the valley to see what the tents and watchtowers look like up close. Ah well.