And so, my Graphics card has finally become the minimum requirement.

Yeah I dunno bout that... If I wanted to aim with my thumbs, I'd be playing on a console.

Not sure if you are trolling or just lack the capacity to voice a POV without being offensive, but I used to share a similar sentiment until I came to understand that the mental component of ones identity is just as scientifically important as the physical form, particularly considering how we form from inception to…

But they are not beating you over the head with it. It's a character that is just there, who's personal narrative is interesting and different than yours.

Wow, reading the comments... I did not expect hate down here. That's sad.

I suspect you should be fine.

You know how, if you have an Xbox, you buy Halo. If you have a Playstation, you buy Uncharted.

You know how, if you have an Xbox, you buy Halo. If you have a Playstation, you buy Uncharted.

Just... Just go buy it already. Jesus.

Just... Just go buy it already. Jesus.

Ahh, but they do. Tallis and Marjolaine are both referenced in the keep. Those choices are rolled up in the overall tapestry, whereas Witch Hunt and Awakening have their own sub screens.

Not to overuse the trope, but maybe women actually are more difficult animate... /forced sarcasm

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Lucanus Trevelyan, the devout Inquisitor with a ruthless determination to bring order to Thedas. A harsh judge, but a good man.

My roommate informs me that I accidentally made a Duncan doppelganger for my main character. Oops!

Yeah, I noticed that, too. It's partly because it looks like they used male animations for all characters in cutscenes, and also because all the protagonists just kinda hunch sometimes. Maybe the invisible magnets that hold the weapons on their backs are heavier than we think!

This is my Dalish Rogue Olynn. I played the game for five hours with a character whose face had WAY too much blush and eyeshadow and it finally got to me enough for me to start over today. It was totally worth it.

Cimara Thayne :)

I always got the vibe that DA's Chantry is kind of like if Islam had developed into something like Catholicism.

You can climb up hills and boulders, slide down dunes and rock-faces, and generally explore like you would in most other open-world games. The true test: You can do that one RPG thing where, by stubbornly jumping and mashing forward on your joystick, you get your character to climb a hillside that is technically too…