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They are gonna give peepaw such problems I can tell.
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CONFESSION:
While I am looking forward to Dragon Age Dreadwolf and while I don't hate Solas, its been very disheartening to see every little update and tidbit be about Solas. The Dragon Age series means more than just Solas to me. I really wish they would release a non solas related content hint,
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I love the fact that bows have the restriction "not Varric"
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I dunno man. These games just make me happy. When I'm in a good mood I try a new romance option and make some crazy choices. When I'm in a bad mood I replay my favorite choices and romances. I dunno. These games just never get old for me.
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CONFESSION:
1 on my DA4 wishlist: please just let me name my save files please
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CONFESSION:
I know that, these days, we associate player housing with MMOs, but having a variety of in-game houses to decorate has a long single-player history and it's something that BioWare has barely touched. I want my DA4 protagonist and beyond to be able to own and decorate a Minrathous estate, a country villa, a Vyrantium penthouse, etc.
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On one hand. I would rather take BioWare focusing on developing da4 (without obscene amounts of outside pressure from fans) over the occasional small snippet of info or concept. I want them to take their time to create a GOOD game, rather than producing an empty shell of a goodbye to a series I love.
On the other hand. Where is dorian? He is okay? Is he safe is he healthy is he eating okay what does his hair look like?????
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Solas statues, now available for pre-order from Gaming Heads
Item descriptions [interesting…]:
Solas, also known as Fen'Harel (or The Dread Wolf), is an extremely powerful and ancient mage who is wrongly believed by some to be a god.
The Dragon Age™: Inquisition - Solas statue shows Solas in his in-game armor walking down moss covered stone stairs in deep thought with his hands clasp behind his back.
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The Dragon Age™: Inquisition - Solas (Veil edition) statue shows Solas in his in-game armor walking down moss covered stone stairs and holding the Isana’s Song or Acolyte staff in front of him.
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The Dragon Age™: Inquisition - Solas (Fade edition) statue shows Solas in his in-game armor walking down moss covered stone stairs with the ‘Fade’ in his eyes, bursting with Fade energy, while looking slightly to his right hand side. He has his Isana’s Song or Acolyte staff on his back and his left after across his chest. [source]
“I nudge history, when it’s required. Other times, a shove is needed.“ -Flemeth from dragon age inquisition . badass, sneaky old woman :D love her and hope she will be in next DA.
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I know many hate the Fade quests and there are even mods to skip them. To me, they were the best ones (yes, that includes Origins' labyrinth). You can find the most interesting codexes in them and mobs are chaotic in a funny way.
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CONFESSION:
I know this confession will likely be mocked but I really loved the Inquisition soundtrack. It has it own separate identity from Origins and Dragon Age 2 and I fully expect the soundtrack for the next game to be the same way.
And I still have fond memories of watching Dragon Age Inquisition being introduced at E3 and I am looking forward to how the next game will be introduced.
From E3 2014
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CONFESSION:
SANDAL FEDDIC IS THE HERO OF DRAGON AGE 4! CHANGE MY MIND!
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Me to BioWare:
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CONFESSION:
It probably won't happen but the one character from Inquisition I'd love to see return for the next game is Scout Harding. She's tough and cute!! I just love her!
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I just LOVE Dragon Age Origins. Every year I replay the game and I always make the same choices because to me that’s the canon story. At one point or another I have seen all the different options play out so I’m not missing out anything by doing this. I suppose it’s like going back and rereading a favorite book rather than replaying a video game.