Something tells me you and [[Assassin'sCreedII Ezio Auditore]] would get along famously.
I'm a critical person but I'm a nice guy when you get to know me. Now, I should be writing.
What if they're flopping around in the mud when they say it? A true Orlesian would never dirty themselves by choice.
Would that it were so simple.
Can't be too careful. Just kill every singer, poet, or musician in the country. They're spies, all of them.
"For all those whose cares have been our concern, the work goes on, the cause endures, the hope still lives, and the dream shall never die."
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How dare you accuse all the bards of being spies! They're so kind! They even pour me my drinks!
Resident Bollywood Nerd
You spoony Zephyr! Kill the bards? I say kill the dog lords!
And I don't remember having to run through Kal-Sharok for close to 15 hours fighting Darkspawn after Darkspawn to help what I felt was a lost cause.
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Kal Sharok is probably just be Orzammar except everyone is uglier and hates you.
Resident Bollywood Nerd
In other words, it is Orzammar.
edited 1st Aug '14 12:29:28 AM by arcanephoenix
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lol
Nonsense. Dagna likes you.
Who then LEAVES there for the Circle. THEN everyone there hates you. :P
I'm a critical person but I'm a nice guy when you get to know me. Now, I should be writing.
...The lyrium addled merchant?
Ferelden IS pretty boring, they probably should have made everyone look like barbarians, thats only way to improve them that I can think of
Uniocular
But they aren't barbarians. That's just a sterotype.
"It's so hard to be humble, knowing how great I am."
It probably doesn't help then that there was almost a Barbarian Origin.
Do Not Go Gentle
Yes. Ferelden is boring. All those civil wars, giant war dogs, big warriors in full plate, overcoming Blights, backstabbing amongst the nobility, a succession crisis, *YAWN*.
I hate Orlais. Bastards need a kicking.
It's your God, they're your rules, you go to hell." - Mark Twain
@Mukora: Exactly, thats why its boring Only notable thing about Ferelden is that they have weaponzied Lassies
@Minister: Isn't backstabbing, civil war and succession crises Orlais' thing as well? And overcoming blights and plate armor isn't restricted to Ferelden either.
edited 1st Aug '14 2:40:21 AM by SpookyMask
Do Not Go Gentle
Yeah, but they make it boring as fuck.
It's your God, they're your rules, you go to hell." - Mark Twain
Thats kinda hard to judge before playing a game where we are actually in Orlais :p
Do Not Go Gentle
Not really! :D
It's your God, they're your rules, you go to hell." - Mark Twain
Josephine is voiced by Allegra Clark
. Her resume doesn't seem like much (but to be fair, I'm not sure if that IMDB page is hers and I don't think that IMDB lists theater and commercial credits), but she's fluent in Italian (and Josephine has an Italian accent), is an Isabela cosplayer, and has actually been following Josephine's thread on the BSN.
edited 1st Aug '14 11:51:14 AM by lrrose
Virtually every DAI dev is gushing about Allegra Clark on Twitter and we don't even have any clips of Josephine talking. Those evil, evil devs.
Interview with Alix Wilton Regan about voicing the Inquisitor!
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Yeah, didn't you know she was one of the voices for the Inquisitor?
edited 1st Aug '14 8:35:05 PM by higherbrainpattern
Resident Bollywood Nerd
Alex Wilton Regan?
Sam Traynor?!
-heavy breathing-
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I think the appropriate torture for an Orlesian would be forcing them to wear a hair shirt and rags while being smeared with their own shit.
Not so fancy now.
A ruse, kill them immediately.
Don't just kill them. Have them flayed and crucified, and mounted along every road in Ferelden, so that the citizenry understand the price of being a bard.
edited 31st Jul '14 8:45:07 PM by CrimsonZephyr
"For all those whose cares have been our concern, the work goes on, the cause endures, the hope still lives, and the dream shall never die."