RE: Banners: I don't think that's it. That list has shown the same set of 10 or so all game, when I've been getting more, and some that aren't named in that list.
Regarding Sera's sense of humour from previous topic.
The adult part of me groans at her childish jokes.
The infantile part of me giggles along with her and her facination with butts.
Also, the Viv/Blackwall banter makes me cringe. I mean, after a certain story part, I could understand her treating him like shit, but nope, he's a bloody lowborn, scum of the earth no matter what she knows about him. Dorian at least sounds charming, and does joke about things with Blackwall, while teasing him. Vivienne is just so condescending, and aside from two banters, I cringe when they talk.
My fave only pops up when Blackwall and the Inquisitor are a couple.
Vivienne: Well, you two seem to make each other happy.
Blackwall: And? Surely, you're not ending this on a complimentary note.
Vivienne: I was just wondering how you imagined your future. The Inquisitor and the-- well, whatever you are now.
Blackwall: Ah, I see. You think we're a poor match.
Lady Vivienne, that woman there will stand with Thedas' mightiest because of who she is.
She may choose whomever she pleases, even an undeserving nobody.
Envy her for her ability to love freely, but recognize that envy is what it is.
That viv is horrible to blackwall really shows her true nature. She's a nasty bit of work, well written for sure, but still a rather unpleasant person.
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I often find that people laughing at their own jokes makes them funnier, especially if they have an infectious laugh.
That doesn't save Sera's jokes though. I did have one moment of kind of liking Sera and at least smiling at her joke - when she complains that I'm scary because I got an advanced class, I took the option to do a scary voice at her. To which she says, "alright, be scary. And a shit."
That viv is horrible to blackwall really shows her true nature. She's a nasty bit of work, well written for sure, but still a rather unpleasant person.
I'm not sure I'll ever do a run where I'm not as rude as possible to Viv at all times.
I'm finding that this time around, Blackwall is much more pleasant to interact with. And I'm not talking about me giving him more of a chance, either-- he's being less actively hostile.
Gonna put this in spoilers for plot events, just because I know some of the people in this thread are pretty early in their runs:
My first run, I recruited him just before Haven is destroyed-- I don't think I even got a chance to talk to him at Haven. After that, every time I talked to him in Skyhold he was confrontational, and reluctant to answer questions.
This time I recruited him early, and have been talking to him at Haven, and I'm getting WAAAY more conversations with him that i never got before.
I wonder if that is intentional, or if Blackwall just has a series of conversations that trigger automatically at Skyhold and they just assume you already had the nicer conversations at Haven? It'd be interesting if they actually did write characters differently depending on when in the storyline you chose to recruit them.
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viv's companion card if you make a certain choice with her personal quest is legit terrifying
I had viv in my party for only a little bit, I also had Varric and she said something mean to him and that was it, she was out. Everything else I know about her I've learned second hand.
Every time I see that Viv approves of something I just said, I revert to my last save. I only bring her along right now because I'm trying to antagonize her into abandoning the cause. My concept for this first inquisitor is pretty much Rebel Mage Moses, though. When I do my traditional "100% Terrible Decisions" playthrough as Berserko the Dwarf, my attitude towards her... will probably be worse, actually, since the goal of those games is to drive all companions into trying to murder me. Maybe my planned 3rd character, the vicious, manipulative assassin, will get along with her?
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i actually agree with some of viv's ideas but usually only in the broadest sense, like there still needs to be checks and balances on mages, you can't just let them run totally free
but i feel like her own motivations are tied much more into gaining and keeping political power for herself and just generally getting to keep playing The Game
The Inquisitor has a big god damn birthday party, and everyone is invited, and everyone comes
The empress, the merchant princes, whoever the Hell is ruling Ferelden, the Warden-Commanders, an emissary of the Archon, hell we'll even get an Arishok in there, Josephine's whole family, the Pentaghasts, everybody come to my big birthday party
I honestly wonder if I'm going to bother recruiting Viv on most playthroughs going forward.
I actually regret recruiting her for this one because she doesn't gel at all with this Inquisitor (who is all MAGES SHOULD BE FREE) and you can't boot her out.
The Inquisitor has a big god damn birthday party, and everyone is invited, and everyone comes
The empress, the merchant princes, whoever the Hell is ruling Ferelden, the Warden-Commanders, an emissary of the Archon, hell we'll even get an Arishok in there, Josephine's whole family, the Pentaghasts, everybody come to my big birthday party
Basically I think recruiting Cole, Iron Bull, Sera, and Vivienne are super optional and should really vary depending on the Inquisitor you are playing.
I know that idea is anathema to some people, but they're people who just will not gel with certain kinds of Inquisitors and they don't make a lot of sense to bring along unless you're giving in to a video game "gotta catch em all, gotta have ALL the content!" mentality.
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None of them are boring!
The arguments! I enjoy them as long as people don't get mean.
The adult part of me groans at her childish jokes.
The infantile part of me giggles along with her and her facination with butts.
Also, the Viv/Blackwall banter makes me cringe. I mean, after a certain story part, I could understand her treating him like shit, but nope, he's a bloody lowborn, scum of the earth no matter what she knows about him. Dorian at least sounds charming, and does joke about things with Blackwall, while teasing him. Vivienne is just so condescending, and aside from two banters, I cringe when they talk.
My fave only pops up when Blackwall and the Inquisitor are a couple.
Blackwall: And? Surely, you're not ending this on a complimentary note.
Vivienne: I was just wondering how you imagined your future. The Inquisitor and the-- well, whatever you are now.
Blackwall: Ah, I see. You think we're a poor match.
Lady Vivienne, that woman there will stand with Thedas' mightiest because of who she is.
She may choose whomever she pleases, even an undeserving nobody.
Envy her for her ability to love freely, but recognize that envy is what it is.
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That doesn't save Sera's jokes though. I did have one moment of kind of liking Sera and at least smiling at her joke - when she complains that I'm scary because I got an advanced class, I took the option to do a scary voice at her. To which she says, "alright, be scary. And a shit."
I'm not sure I'll ever do a run where I'm not as rude as possible to Viv at all times.
hasn't worked so far
Gonna put this in spoilers for plot events, just because I know some of the people in this thread are pretty early in their runs:
This time I recruited him early, and have been talking to him at Haven, and I'm getting WAAAY more conversations with him that i never got before.
I wonder if that is intentional, or if Blackwall just has a series of conversations that trigger automatically at Skyhold and they just assume you already had the nicer conversations at Haven? It'd be interesting if they actually did write characters differently depending on when in the storyline you chose to recruit them.
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but i feel like her own motivations are tied much more into gaining and keeping political power for herself and just generally getting to keep playing The Game
I actually feel like that inquisitor looks like a character from something but I can't dredge out the memory and its driving me crazy
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Blackwall really tries to get along, there
He really does
I liked Morrigan but she's a bad person, just amusingly so
Bethany I guess would also qualify
Everyone else is either a jerk, unstable, or boring
Wynne probably makes some good tea.
She is not invited to my birthday
My dear, whatever makes you think she would wish to attend in the first place?
I'm sure she would understand; it's more that her attending has no benefit for me
*hurk*
Oh I'm quite sure she would, I dare say she'd give the snub all the attention it deserves.
The Inquisitor has a big god damn birthday party, and everyone is invited, and everyone comes
The empress, the merchant princes, whoever the Hell is ruling Ferelden, the Warden-Commanders, an emissary of the Archon, hell we'll even get an Arishok in there, Josephine's whole family, the Pentaghasts, everybody come to my big birthday party
It will be schmooze-town
I actually regret recruiting her for this one because she doesn't gel at all with this Inquisitor (who is all MAGES SHOULD BE FREE) and you can't boot her out.
The Citadel DLC but for DA:I?
And you actually get to make the guest list
I know that idea is anathema to some people, but they're people who just will not gel with certain kinds of Inquisitors and they don't make a lot of sense to bring along unless you're giving in to a video game "gotta catch em all, gotta have ALL the content!" mentality.