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[GoldenGail3]

This one I can never do either. I'd sooner give Fenris to Danarius before I let Meredith kill her.

I don't really like Bethany, but I would never kill her... Unless I was curious to see the outcome... However Carver, is a different story (I really like Carver, he's my favorite sibling!)

[CrystalInk]

Even though I don't have problems with some of the more...awful choices, there are some things I just can't do.

 

 

-put Cullen back on lyrium

-defile Andraste's ashes

-punch Dorian

-romance Anders again

-wipe out Merrill's clan

[KaiserShep]

I admit I actually kind of enjoy wiping out Merrill's clan, partly because they're actually kind of a handful on higher difficulties. Damn Master Ilen, y u so brolic?Ultimately I prefer to resolve Merrill's quest peacefully, but I'll usually make a save before exiting the cave so I can just have my fun then reset.

[nightscrawl]

-punch Dorian

I think this is one of those things where it's more like being thankful you won't be put in that position. You have to have his approval at rock bottom for the cutscene to even trigger, which is hard to get, even if you start out in the red by taking the CotJ path.

[Dlokir]

have Cole be more human

That one is bizarre for me, is there something I didn't get? I choose that naturally, first play ignored cole rather quickly, second play ignore Solas more or less, so the human option made more sense.

[Lunatica]

There are many things actually

 

Kill the dog

Kill Loghain at the Landsmeet(poor Anora)

Kill Alistair at the landsmeet

Do the Morrigan's ritual

Kill Merrill(sigh never)

Let Bethany die

[Nic Mercy]

Things I can never do in DAI:

 

- I can't side with the Templars

- I can't turn Cole into a spirit

- I can't sacrifice the Chargers

- I can't make Vivienne Divine

- I can't sacrifice Hawke

- I can't exile the Wardens

- I can't tell Cullen to take Lyrium

[PapaCharlie9]

Sorry, I'm a content completionist. Done them all at least once.

That said, telling Sera to f--- off right from the beginning was hard. I ended up reloading from save and letting her "back" in the Inquisition.

[Melbella]

That said, telling Sera to f--- off right from the beginning was hard. I ended up reloading from save and letting her "back" in the Inquisition.

I actually did that in my first game, completely by accident though. The game was running super slow with the not-quite-a-video-card I had at the time and so I was clicking like mad to get something to work. Ended up clicking the "no thanks" option instead of the "welcome" option, so then I had to replay the whole sequence in slo-mo so I could recruit her.

[Fiskrens]

I'm more of a complete-most-of-it-ist . I mean, getting to the point to be able to punch Dorian would take so much work to make it worth it. Plus he's so g*d*mn likeable . Looking at that plus some other scenes on YouTube ("Cassandra drunk", for instance), I realize that there's a lot to this game that I probably won't ever make it to experience.

[sjsharp2011]

Neither I, if I barely can be cruel with friends, I can't let the family be hurt.

I can pretty much do anything but I have to admit I don' think I could ever let Bethany be killed by anyone if she's the sibling I'll either let her join the circle or make her a GW as I'd never let her die in the Deep roads or to Meredith either in fact decided to make her a GW in my current run. Carver I could sacrifice but not Bethany I just find her a sweet girl that only uses her power in self defence she'd never hurt anyone intentionally unless she had to in self defence. In DAI I don't think I'd keep Cullen on Lyrium either aside from that I'm pretty open but it largely depends on the characters I'm RP'ing

 

I'm not saying I'd nevre do them as I'm thinkign I might let Beth die in the DR in my next run but these are things that I don't think I could do often given I like Bethany a lot and if I had a sister myself I'd love it to be like her as she seemed a lovely caring sort.

[sjsharp2011]

Sorry, I'm a content completionist. Done them all at least once.

That said, telling Sera to f--- off right from the beginning was hard. I ended up reloading from save and letting her "back" in the Inquisition.

Yeah I am as well but there aer some decisions I don't think I could make too often like the ones I mentioned above

[Absafraginlootly]

DAO: I could never leave Shianni to Vaughan

DA2: I could never give Fenris back to Danarius

 

Can't think of one off the top of my head for DAI.

[Nole]

DAO: I could never leave Shianni to Vaughan
DA2: I could never give Fenris back to Danarius

Can't think of one off the top of my head for DAI.

Lol my chaotic evil warden was a CE and I enjoyed so much leaving Shianni to Vaughan muahahhaha

[Liadan]

DAO:

 

I never:

- Let Alistair be executed

- Abandon Redcliffe without helping

- Side with the Werewolves

- Desecrate the Sacred Ashes

 

DA2:

 

I never:

- Turn Fenris to Danarius

- Turn Isabela to the Arishok

- Let Carver/Bethany die in the Deep Roads

 

DAI:

 

I never:

- Tell Cullen to take lyrium

- Not pardon Thom Rainier

 

In all the games i always have to recruit all the companions and i never send them away.

[nightscrawl]

Sorry, I'm a content completionist. Done them all at least once.

That said, telling Sera to f--- off right from the beginning was hard. I ended up reloading from save and letting her "back" in the Inquisition.

I'm more of a complete-most-of-it-ist . I mean, getting to the point to be able to punch Dorian would take so much work to make it worth it. Plus he's so g*d*mn likeable . Looking at that plus some other scenes on YouTube ("Cassandra drunk", for instance), I realize that there's a lot to this game that I probably won't ever make it to experience.

Yeah, this is the thing with most of those. There is a lead up process that I just don't want to go through. I might watch some of the "bad" choices if it were just a simple option I could pick, but going through the whole thing to tank Cassandra's approval just to get that scene is not worth it to me.

 

I actually did that in my first game, completely by accident though. The game was running super slow with the not-quite-a-video-card I had at the time and so I was clicking like mad to get something to work. Ended up clicking the "no thanks" option instead of the "welcome" option, so then I had to replay the whole sequence in slo-mo so I could recruit her.

I kicked her out once by accident because I was spacing out during the dialogue. Lol... I only saw half of her response before I went, "AHH! I'M SORRY Alt+F4!!"

I have seen the recruitment rejection dialogue for almost all of the followers. Sera's is the worst since she has the most extreme reaction, Vivienne is cold, Blackwall and Dorian are both disappointed, and Iron Bull is totally chill -- "OK, bye then." The only person I haven't seen is Cole, which I should do one of these days to experience his whole memory wipe scene.

[The Baconer]

- Let Harmond live

- Do the flag ritual during Champions of the Just

- Take the Qunari alliance

- Tell Cassandra to rebuild the Seekers

[DuskWanderer]

I can't: 

 

Side with the mages anymore. The templar story is so much better. As cool as Alexius is, the Envy Demon is just so much more interesting and a better part of the lore, rather than some crazy BS about magic that can only exist because of the Breach

 

Put Cullen back on lyrium. That's just wrong.

 

Not reforge the Seekers. When the templars are allies and go off lyrium, they join the Seekers, and basically become a good guy squad defending the innocent.

 

Give Vivienne the fake heart. I have no need for a snowy wyvern heart and tricking her is downright spiteful.

 

Make Cole more spirit-like. The dialogue is better as a human

 

Sacrifice the Chargers. I couldn't give a flying crap about Krem, but there's no way I'm sacrificing Dalish, Rocky, Grim, and the other wacky lovable tribe for the freaking Qun. In fact, I don't side with the Qun at all, and wish there was an achievement for getting the Arishok pissed at you.

 

Side with Celene. Gaspard is the best choice by far, moving away from the Game is exactly what Orlais needs, and the fact that he can make peace with Fereldan shows he is more than a warmonger, as opposed to the fair-weather Celene and the overconfident Briala (I do admire some of her ideals though). Gaspard still has his problems (in fact, part of me likes the part where you can force them into a truce because they deserve each other), but in the end, he's the best choice. 

 

Let Abelas live. At first I liked doing it, but now, I'm not going to sacrifice a bunch of my soldiers so that I can muck around with elven rituals, and let loose a racist maniac who hates humans. 

 

Drink from the well. Because of Trespasser, that geas is the last thing I want.

 

Lie about Ameridan. The truth is not what the Chantry likes, and that's fine. 

 

 

I try to make Leliana divine, even when I ally with the Templars. Her reforms make the Chantry what it needs to be: Accepting of all people, not just human women. Faith is the commerce of a church, and that faith can't happen when you kick out your fellow because of how they were born. 

[Akiza]

Actually i think that's the most evil thing you can do in DA franchise.

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[Akiza]

In DAO, I have never ...

 

- killed Dog. Because I am not a complete monster. (This is the reason that Darkspawn Chronicles is the on Dragon Age thing I've never played.)

 

 

 

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Darkspawn chronicles is one of the best DA Dlc because it give you the possibility to punch people with an Ogre which is quite delicious when it is done on Morrigan since that's the only time she obtained the OGB in my game in the form of  Ogre/Glorious/Beat

[Andromelek]

Darkspawn chronicles is one of the best DA Dlc because it give you the possibility to punch people with an Ogre which is quite delicious when it is done on Morrigan..

It's also the only way to personally kill Alistair, sadly it's not canon, why the hell we can use the murder knife on every party member but him?

[Akiza]

It's also the only way to personally kill Alistair, sadly it's not canon, why the hell we can use the murder knife on every party member but him?

Alistair can be canonically killed in the game but there is no killing animation so kudos for the Dlc for the animation it just show how worthless he is without the warden.The Dlc is more worth for Morrigan imho because there she does not have her contrived but famous plot armor and she die.

[nightscrawl]

In fact, I don't side with the Qun at all, and wish there was an achievement for getting the Arishok pissed at you.

OH did you do the whole side with Petrice thing in DA2 as well?

[Melbella]

Alistair can be canonically killed in the game but there is no killing animation so kudos for the Dlc for the animation it just show how worthless he is without the warden.The Dlc is more worth for Morrigan imho because there she does not have her contrived but famous plot armor and she die.

DC is also worth it to kill Goldanna. Interesting though, that Howe is in the battle too. So, did Alistair not try to rescue Anora or was she already dead?

[Orian Tabris]

I was thinking in my The Iron Bull romance, I might side with the Qun, but if he's only gonna turn on you regardless, I'd rather keep the Chargers. I'm not sure why a Vashoth would give a damn about the Qunari, anyway.

 

I'm never gonna tell Vivienne, Sera and Bull they can't join the Inquisition, I'll always recruit Blackwall and Dorian, and keep Cole.

 

Don't think I'll ever bother trying to get every single gear in The Descent - just enough so that I can unlock all the doors.

 

Also, poor Stroud... always gets stuck in The Fade. Though I did leave Hawke in there to see what happens.