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[Patricia08]

 

It has bin a while that i did this Mission but guys what a breath taking beautiful place is the first part of What Pride had Wrought this is in one word WOOOW ! It is such such such a shame that you cannot revisit this place again and that you can enjoy this place only once every playthrough. Those beautiful blue birds i think they are Parrots or something they always fly away when you get to close the plants everything just WOW. I always take the time ( 2 , 2 and a halve hours ) to do that first part of The Arbor Wilds just to enjoy the scenery and from time to time kill some bad guys. Until you reach that long corridor to the second part of the mission and then the fun is over. 

 

Anyone out there who agrees with me or just like the first part or not like the first part or maybe even hate the first part i cannot imagine that you can hate the first part but you never know. 

 

[MidnightWolf]

Tis funny you mention this because I've just started this quest on my current play through, and your right it is a beautiful place. It's one of my favourite quests in the game.

[Patricia08]

Tis funny you mention this because I've just started this quest on my current play through, and your right it is a beautiful place. It's one of my favourite quests in the game.

 

Well the first part is my favorite but the second part is not so much fun and then especially the tile part ( i know i don't have to do the tile part ) i do not like my companions there they are always in my way and "hold your position" does not work there  

[Gervaise]

What is odd is how this beautiful area occupies a location very close to what you would consider the arctic circle of Thedas (since everything is reversed there with the jungles and equator in the north).   The Korcari Wilds  on the same latitude is a much less pretty place.    So I wonder if the ambient magic in the area is influencing the appearance of the Arbor Wilds.    It is clear that the Temple was originally part of a much larger city in the location, the ruins of which we pass through, so there could be residual magic there.  

 

Mind you, I also like the Emerald Graves and when we are in the Exalted Plains, Dorian comments how it would all have been forest once, but elven settlements, an Exalted March, human civilisation and then a civil war have ruined it.   Let's hope the Arbor Wilds retain their beauty now they have been discovered and the elven guardians have moved on.

[Witch Cocktor]

Eh, looked like a generic '' exotic '' fantasy forest to me.

[Patricia08]

What is odd is how this beautiful area occupies a location very close to what you would consider the arctic circle of Thedas (since everything is reversed there with the jungles and equator in the north).   The Korcari Wilds  on the same latitude is a much less pretty place.    So I wonder if the ambient magic in the area is influencing the appearance of the Arbor Wilds.    It is clear that the Temple was originally part of a much larger city in the location, the ruins of which we pass through, so there could be residual magic there.  

 

Mind you, I also like the Emerald Graves and when we are in the Exalted Plains, Dorian comments how it would all have been forest once, but elven settlements, an Exalted March, human civilisation and then a civil war have ruined it.   Let's hope the Arbor Wilds retain their beauty now they have been discovered and the elven guardians have moved on.

 

I am not familiar with the Korcari Wilds Dragon Age Inquisition is the only game i have 

 

Oh me to i love the Emerald Graves that's the second area that i really love. And yes i heard that to that Dorian comments on the Exalted Plains and that that was a forest once. Yes i hope so to that the Arbor Wilds will remain the place that i have seen yesterday 

[Dragongirl24]

I agree with you The Arbor Wilds is a beautiful place with my current character i am almost there 

[Dragongirl24]

Well i did What Pride had Wrought today and again yes it is a beautiful place. And after that quest when you talk to Cole when he talks about the real Cole if he could have saved him. And that he tells you that the real Cole had bruised hands from beating on the wall and that his belly hearts like knives and that his throat was cracked dry. And that he ( the Spirit Cole ) pushed through and that the only thing he could do was holding his hand and that the real Cole said "thank you". That always puts tears in my eyes very sad and moving cutscene  

[Dai Grepher]

Jaws of Hakkon features most of that kind of foliage, as well as the birds.