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Confession: Imagine Blackwall panting his “You alright, love?” line against the back of your neck after a particularly rough fucking.
CONFESSION:
I wanna meet Archon Radonis in the next game. I hope we enter his home
and there are like 50 cats running around everywhere. And he’s got those
Umbridge style cat plates all over his walls.
CONFESSION:
People forget, that most Grey Wardens are criminals given a second
chance. Dragon Age is a morally grey setting inspired heavily by A Song
of Ice and Fire. Thom Rainer, was devastated and wanted punished for his
crimes, showing him to be anything but a monster (a sociopath wouldn’t
care). Blackwall, the warden, gave him a chance to be something more, to
use his talents to help, rather than let them go to waste in the
gallows. Thom’s dedication to being a hero, shows that he deserves the
chance.
CONFESSION:
I absolutely loved the Astrariums in Dragon Age Inquisition. They were fun to solve and the music was so peaceful that I use it to relax.
I hope they do something similar in the next game. And as for the people that didnt like them, while they every right to dislike them I wish the vocal ones of the group would stop assuming everyone hates them just because they don’t like them. Just because you don’t enjoy something does not mean it should be removed from the game. Its OPTIONAL content that is easy to ignore.
CONFESSION:
I’m honestly tired of hearing the demands for the return of the Warden.
The developers have fully explained their reasons why and yet we have
so called experts in the fandom thinking they know better.
There are multiple races to handle. There are costs and logistics to
consider.
And lets face a hard truth, even if they did it, a majority of the
fandom would still NOT be satisfied and most would complain like they
complain about everything else.
I will always cherish my Wardens. I still play Origins once a year.
I have no issues of them creating another protagonist. I loved my Hawkes
and Inquisitors. They all have their strengths and weaknesses.
People need to learn to let go.
Eniv Trevelyan 