i had mine look like it snapped at the shoulder and elbow during one then glitch through the arm to the point i only ever use the kirkwall legacy one now for every char only the qunari has any issues with that one with the horns sometimes clipping the back
It´s weird how I can Love Samson and Lor Themar´Theron and absolutely HATE Fenris, and the voice being a part on why I hate/love these characters. The guy is very good indeed.
Imagine someone’s first time in skyhold to meet the inquisitor, and the first thing they see, is the inquisitor judging a box, “oh Jeff you won’t believe how much good the inquisitor is doing, he will make you swoon” John opens the door to the main hall, “REHABILITATION, the skull shall do public theater, I ALSO JUDGE THE BOX!” Says the Inquisitor
to unseal the box you must pay 100 gold but there's no guarantee anything of value wiull be in the box, for 900 gold you can upgrade to an iron box which slightly increases rare items but for 1200 gold you can upgrade to a silver box which dramatically increases rare item drops and for 5000 gold you can upgrade to a gold box wich yadda yadda, the ultimate box however is the price of a small castle and it guarantee's a rare item is inside...... this box offer brought to you by Elf Arrows, a new assassin group or so they claim, they leave behind chalk markings next to their victims in the form of an EA.... wom, wom, wom....
For that matter, that box was a faithful agent of the Inquisition. It served loyally, containing and imprisoning an enemy of the Inquisition until it was brutally and injustly dismantled for the crime of doing its job as intended. #JusticeForBox
They'll just have to resign themselves!!! EVERY time I played this game as a Mage, that was the ONLY fate I dealt him and for once I didn't care what my companions thought on the matter!!!
The devs should fix that you get angry mages angry party members but his reaction is oh so sweet also arcane knowledge should also grant arcane knowledge but you should get one of those perks depending on your class rouges should get underworld warriors should get history(seeing how many orders are well taught) and mage should get arcane and through that get tranquility
@@isbammoi3358 In Therifal Redoubt, in one of the courtyards, there's a door that is locked. Use your rogue to pick it and you'll find the Knight-Vigilant's corpse, and a letter from Denam luring him into a trap. You won't be able to recruit him as an agent if you do this, as his full crime will be too heinous for that, but that's the full extent of his crimes against the order.
honestly I wish I could do that to companies IRL, smack a goat up against the side of their precious building...... sercurity: stop! what are you doing? why a goat?? Me: for your transgressions!! mwahahahaaa what did you not think the people wouldn't notice? be punished EA! be punished!!!!!! security: HQ we have a sicko out here.....call police, we'll hold him for as long as we can..... ---- in other news a crazy man in red smacked a goat on the side of popular videogame publisher EA's main HQ.....we're here with staff of the company who's painstakingly cleaning the blood from the side of the building...... eh
Its not so strange, humans develop strange rituals when dealing with each other. According to real legends when the Magyars (Hungarians) were looking to migrate into the area that would eventually become Hungary they brought a horse with a golden saddle to give to the leader of the lands. They asked for land, water, and grass in return. The leader who thought the horse was a gift said jokingly that the Hungarians could take as much as they wanted so the Hungarians invaded. They claimed the leader "sold" the land to the Hungarians because he exchanged land, water, and grass for the horse with the golden saddle
Sometimes I wonder whats behind the reasoning of some companions. I understand that while Sera is a good person she doesn't like it complicated thus asking a bad guy about his motives annoys her which in turn is annoying for gameplay. But Solas is a riddle to me. In the end i had a high approval rating with him but I really do not understand why he disapproves when you make florianne do farmwork
It's a bit complicated in their thinking but I'll see if I can explain: Solas is a bit complicated but remember he's the Dragon Age equivalent of a trickster being and why he does what he does "Those who desired more power killed the person who cared the most about her people to keep her from getting in their way of more power. And to punish them he made them suffer 'forever' for it" For Solas people like that that you judge, who step on others to get what they want need to get their due in some way shape or form. Having Florianne who just rolls her eyes at everything that goes on around her, doing farmwork isn't that 'punishing' she's just gonna go trudging about and really not care that she got beaten in The Great Game because she's going to be figuring out how to beat you in The Great Game while you aren't expecting it. As she puts it when you make her Josephine's agent "The Great Game is never truly over your worship" This is why in most things he's not a fan of simple "Exile" or "Just put them somewhere" he likes things that are both poetic in justice and heavy handed. ESPECIALLY when it comes to mages (One bad apple spoils the barrel thought process) except tranquility ((Remember, he views everyone in the world as basically Tranquil without being tranquil. For him that's the worst. thing. ever. even for scummy mages like Alexi))
In my observation, Solas prefers a recruiting judge to an Inquisitor. Imagine working with your enemy under heavy watch? You have your freedom and your life... and you owe it to the Inquisition. IIRC, he greatly approves recruiting Florianne since he sees her skill (after all you don't survive the Game for many years if you're sloppy). Of course he will approve execution to people who are unrepentant of their crimes like Denam or Erimond. In his eyes, putting Florianne into farmwork means that you don't see her potential to strengthen the Inquisition and you have wasted her talents. So yeah, he probably sees you as an idiot.
I'm not sure if it is a bug (or still is, if the devs never gave a fuck), a meme, Solas is a masochist... Or an abomination of everything mentioned but Solas seems to like it when you punch him lmao
I like how in the previous DA games your companions can actually turn on you and try to kill you. In DA:I this sort of thing (judgements) prevents that line of thinking, mwahaha :) Companion judgements DLC pl0x!
@@zombiecat7799 Saving the Chargers cuts Bull's Ties, making it impossible for him to be loyal to the Qunari anymore, anyway. That's why doing his loyalty mission (save the chargers to gain his loyalty) keeps him from doing that, and not doing it is the same as letting them die.
@@zombiecat7799 yeah I did none of his personal quests and he betrayed me in the final act of Trespasser. Ill do his quests next time simply so I dont have to fight him on the next playthru. The final act of Trespasser is weird to me; the story emphasizes that The Inqusitor is close to dying from the mark, goes to the effort of showing the Inquisitor collapsing from the pain multiple times, yet throws wave after wave after wave of enemies at you, prolonging the quest by quite a bit. lol. I feel like the Inquisitor should not have made it to Solas in time.
Why would Kirkwall want to see Samson suffer? he was an addicted ex-Templar who lived on the street and occasionally helped mage runaways, and his career with Corypheus doesn't appear to have harmed Kirkwall much. Unlike, say, the former Knight-Captain who has to have known about Meredith's 'death squads' (yes, DA2 called them that) but whom we are inexplicably not allowed to hang, draw, quarter or even fire from his (unearned) job.
As far as narrative goes, Samson is a "nobody". His charity for one mage meant nothing, and while Cullen contested the call to make Maddox tranquil and fire Samson, clearly it meant nothing, especially considering what other templars were doing. It's probably not a matter of what he did but where he came from. Kirkwall already has a reputation of shit templars, Meredith, Cullen for a time, but even he had a line he would not cross. That same can't be said of Otto Alrik and Ser Karras especially. They wouldn't want more of that. I could be wrong but that's my take on it.
Hmmm... it seems that the Mayor of Crestwood and the Mistress Poulin of Sahrnia have the same problem and end up doing unsavory choices to save their people that have untold consequences to it. At least the latter didn't run away when she admits to her crime (huh, at least not-French people are not cheese eating surrender monkeys, she took a gamble there), while the former runs away the moment he made the confession.
i love your videos like this. i think the only thing that would make them better is if you'd put all the options in the video where the decision was made, rather than after the end of a chain. but that's just my opinion ^^ wonderful videos.
I'm guessing they couldn't finance a coffin and proper burial so they just stuffed her in a box and said, "fuck it". You'd think if they didn't care that much they would have just handled this themselves.
I always play a mage in games and in this one I always enjoy making erimond tranquil if anyone deserves that nightmare its him jerks a traitor to every mage on the planet
Yeah, I had him study magic for the benefit of the inquisition. I actually read the codex entries, so I knew what it was. But if I didn't then I likely would have done the same.
If a Templar or any form of Non-Mage had done it the Mages in the Inquisition would of declared war against the Inquisition. The entire Reason the Mage-Templar War started in full wasn't because of Kirkwall but because the Mages/Divine found out a Tranquil Cure exists and the Seekers and Templar Order kept it hidden for centuries and implemented actions to try and cover it up by Force meaning the attempted assassinations of Mages that found it out. The Mages soon rebelled afterwards because of these actions. Tranquility is a fate worse then death and the Mages know this all to well. They're not okay with a fellow Mage committing/ordering it but they do accept it. Essentially a Mage can do it because they're "one of them" but they still look down on the whole practice. A War Table mission afterwards can pop up and explain this if you choose Cullen.
@@flamesofchaos13 to add to this. Tensions mounted in Kirkwall between the templars and the circle because the knight commander meredith also abused the rite of tranquility, using it on mages for any number of offenses and for any number of reasons.
@@flamesofchaos13 The same mission is about the reminder to the protesting dumbasses that Tranquility is a measure of punishment that has been imposed *by* mages to disable anyone deemed a danger to society as a whole, or a magnitude of crime being too severe. Between Alexius nearly ripping apart the fabric of reality, and Erimond creating an army of demons, even the most diehard imbecilic 'pro-freedom' mage would not object.
@@ВладиславШаклеин-ч7м I agree that the caliber of these specific Tevinter Magister's crimes warrant the punishment of Tranquility. But no Pro-Freedom Mages wouldn't ever advocate or approve of ANY Mage be they Southern or Tevinter or Dalish becoming Tranquil. Tranquility is in itself a form of punishment that takes away free will and choice by negating or erasing emotions you're in fact changing someone irrevocably and making them less like a person. Libertarians are all about Freedom...From the Circles, From Magical Regulation, From any policy that advocates it's okay to remove a person's autonomy or limit their powers in any shape or form. It just doesn't matter to them if you're the worst piece of shit monster to ever walk...If you're a Mage they'd defend your right to keep your mind whole and free. Moderate Mages could be won over with the facts and a sound moral argument. Loyalist Mages it'd be easy to win the support of when you tell them the prisoners are Tevinter Terrorists that worship a False God. The Money Lovers...They'll favor the opinion that makes them more coin so whoever bribes them better. The Isolationists would probably stay out of it and quiet seeking to remain unnoticed by any party...I wouldn't think they'd be a part of the public uproar unless given no choice.
I didn’t play because i was busy for a while and came back at this point in the game. Generally just remembered that alexius was really bad and that tranquility was also a bad thing and i wanted him to suffer. Dorian did not agree with me (i was romancing him that gameplay but over the time i didn’t play i forgot alexius meant something to him)
The companions in the game are great and all, but I want the guy who executes Mayor Derick in my party! This absolute unit forgoes your standard "executioner's axe", pulls a hatchet from his pocket, 2-hands the thing and cleaves the Mayor's head clean off with no resistance, and no remorse. Don't mess with that guy..
The only gripe I had with judgment was the verdict options for the mayor of Crestwood The only crime I can see is that he lied about his actions for flooding old Crestwood during the blight. And I believe he should have been given the punishment of rebuilding old Crestwood and to assist in The retrieval and proper burial of the those he drowned, before being judged by his old constituents.
That's why I like sending him to the wardens. They have a history of turning around the lives of former criminals into respected members of bravery and valor It's his last chance to better himself, I hope he uses it well
That Avvar might have thought the word "gibbet" was funny, but he wasn't going to enjoy his stay in one: ruclips.net/video/np_OOuBi1Mo/видео.html "Then... probably released" - though the Inquisitor doesn't actually say *when* he'd be released...
I really wish they at least tried harder with the damn PJs. Like, srsly, I'm the leader of an entire organization. Who the hell's gonna wander around in pyjamas all day?
MagicRainbow Kitties what do you mean? There are no pajamas in the wardrobe. There’s only the casual wear, the formal wear, the outer wear, and the 2 sets of armor
@@glowhoo9226 it's a running gag in the DA community that the default undergarments in DA:I look like pajamas, it's the whole reason why bioware added new undergarment options in the XB1/PS4 versions
Man, I'm mostly fine with the voice acting in Inquisition, but Denam's VA was really phoning it in. Guy was pleading against harsh sentences with the disinterest of someone commenting on the weather.
That throne is the most ugliest and unmanly thing I've ever seen in my life. I dropped it out at my first given chance. Stone, fur, or wood is fit for a king.
@@Kareszkoma heh. I'm a fan of the andrastian throne personally. Marble and gold, with the back piece of the throne being a statue of Andraste wreathed in metal flames.
It's a good thing I don't have that kind of power in real life. Nearly everyone there, unless they were interesting, would have their heads chopped off for the fun of it. Honestly people are a bother. I like the last guy though. I would keep him alive
In my game, the goat glitched and the goat model wasn't moving when it was thrown. It hit the wall and bounced off like a plastic toy or something. Somehow made it even funnier XD
Doing dorians relationship quest you come to understand just why felix is so important to save, his whole legacy is gone with him, he and his family mean nothing back home now. Doesn’t excuse him but it’s an interesting bit of cross contamination in the writing.
5:15 Wow! Solas, Sera, Cassandra, Varric, and Vivienne all agreed on something. I can probably count the times that's happened on one hand and its usually obvious stuff like "Corypheus needs to stay dead".
Normally, I'm 100% against making someone tranquil. It's better to just kill them than make them a shell of their former selves. But it's completely fitting for Eremond.
@@Shiverwar And this is coming from someone who is pretty pro mage. The one thing I can take from Eremundis his mind. Killing him is what he wants. For what he did to the Warden's, he deserves a fate worse than death.
@@rustyshackle8000 Agreed. Eremond is far beyond despicable for what he did to the Wardens as well as the rest of the world. He was downright glad to have done what he did.
Personally, I have to disagree. Yes, Erimond sees himself as a martyr and all that, but if there's any justice in the Thedosian Beyond, he'll get what's really coming to him. But no matter how bad a Mage is, Tranquility is never the answer. Yes, Erimond is like the textbook example of what the Rite was meant for, but that's the point. The Rite of Tranquility should never be used, under any circumstance. Even if the Mage in question asks for it, there should be ways to quell demonic attempts at attacks/possessions and helping a Mage control their emotions, simply by teaching them through kindness instead of fear. Tranquility isn't a punishment, it's the monstrous, complete dehumanization(or other) of a person and a removal of any rights they may have.
This man breaks his elbow every time he points and delivers judgement. That’s how you know he’s serious.
So the Inquisitor is canonically double jointed? Neat!
@@H240909 Iron Bull greatly approves!
i had mine look like it snapped at the shoulder and elbow during one then glitch through the arm to the point i only ever use the kirkwall legacy one now for every char only the qunari has any issues with that one with the horns sometimes clipping the back
I love you acquire an agent when you "recruit" the box
Well there supposed to be "how" in that sentence, but you can figure out where it goes.
@@ryjak955 It's ok OP, I love you too.
NoTLucas holy hell... I apparently couldn’t speak English two years ago.
@@ryjak955 So, you don't love me?
@@N0_1if3 no
Knight-Templar Samson is voiced by Fenris.
I'd recognise that edgy voice anywhere.
Mara Mackenzie-Mann I was specifically looking for a comment like this. His voice has been ingrained so far into my memory that it’s unforgettable. XD
forgot about him, last thing I remembered about Fenris was killing him and shipping his body back to Square Enix
@@GenericUsername-qp1ww I pretended to give him back to Danarius just to reach max rivalry with him. It was awesome.
It´s weird how I can Love Samson and Lor Themar´Theron and absolutely HATE Fenris, and the voice being a part on why I hate/love these characters. The guy is very good indeed.
Why yes I did voice him.
Imagine someone’s first time in skyhold to meet the inquisitor, and the first thing they see, is the inquisitor judging a box, “oh Jeff you won’t believe how much good the inquisitor is doing, he will make you swoon” John opens the door to the main hall, “REHABILITATION, the skull shall do public theater, I ALSO JUDGE THE BOX!” Says the Inquisitor
Idk why but the funniest part is naming said person Jeff lol.
"You'll die by my hand, again" I imagine that would be rather mind blowing to hear hahaha.
I love how his reaction is pleading with the Inquisitor to know if his spell worked or not.
Facts thats dope @@S0nyToprano
Lol how they are quite brave no matter what you say but as soon as you mention tranquility they show fear
Tranquility is worse than dead
@@Jarod_er01 as it should be
@@Jarod_er01 I'm glad I am not the only one who's always thought that. But for these specific bastards they deserve it.
Except Alexis he just stop functioning after his son died
Tranquility is practically a lobotomy
"I also judge the box! End table for orphans! :D" Probably the only thing that comes close to being as funny as a goat hitting Skyhold.
I also judge the box! End table for orphans.
The fucking box and the goat ones though.
The part when the other goat farts 😂😂😂
WHY THE BOX, MAN? IT DID NOTHING WRONG!!!
Takedrugskillabear
#BoxDidNothingWrong
to unseal the box you must pay 100 gold but there's no guarantee anything of value wiull be in the box, for 900 gold you can upgrade to an iron box which slightly increases rare items but for 1200 gold you can upgrade to a silver box which dramatically increases rare item drops and for 5000 gold you can upgrade to a gold box wich yadda yadda, the ultimate box however is the price of a small castle and it guarantee's a rare item is inside......
this box offer brought to you by Elf Arrows, a new assassin group or so they claim, they leave behind chalk markings next to their victims in the form of an EA....
wom, wom, wom....
For that matter, that box was a faithful agent of the Inquisition. It served loyally, containing and imprisoning an enemy of the Inquisition until it was brutally and injustly dismantled for the crime of doing its job as intended.
#JusticeForBox
"I am a lord you pissants!" I was cracking up, so hard!
awww man making erimond tranquil best justice ever
Quincy Spijker Too bad everyone in your team HATES you for it
Still worth it.
he is the only one i ever sentence to Tranquility, he laughs off every other punishment, but that one? that touched a nerve, me thinks.
They'll just have to resign themselves!!! EVERY time I played this game as a Mage, that was the ONLY fate I dealt him and for once I didn't care what my companions thought on the matter!!!
The devs should fix that you get angry mages angry party members but his reaction is oh so sweet also arcane knowledge should also grant arcane knowledge but you should get one of those perks depending on your class rouges should get underworld warriors should get history(seeing how many orders are well taught) and mage should get arcane and through that get tranquility
20:35 agent acquired..... nice touch
You missed one.
If you discover the knight vigilant's corpse and find some documents you can sentence Denim to death
Assassin Cactus Where and how do you find it?
@@isbammoi3358 In Therifal Redoubt, in one of the courtyards, there's a door that is locked. Use your rogue to pick it and you'll find the Knight-Vigilant's corpse, and a letter from Denam luring him into a trap. You won't be able to recruit him as an agent if you do this, as his full crime will be too heinous for that, but that's the full extent of his crimes against the order.
@@smv4usa to be fair, as an agent he betrays you anyways
@@bthy384 How? Does he interact with you again?
@@smv4usa Nah, as an agent he unlocks a war table operation, where if you choose to trust him, he leads inquisition troops into an ambush and escapes
28:20 omg my favorite one honestly
Gibbet, eheh , Gibbet
“Just...get out”
Overview: This fanatic mage wishes to die, believing he will return to Corypheus.
Judgement: Make him Tranquil and have him clean my chamber pot.
That was my choice as well. Loved how the cretin freaked out
“Exceptionally secure cells”
There’s a freaking giant hole in the dungeons
...which leads to a very healthy plummet into the abyss.
"You will die by my hand" then he just aggressively fingerguns, as if expecting them to just collapse
Clanleader Goathurler is my absolute favorite! Punish him?! I want him as a party member!
That's why I like the one where you exile his clan, fully armed, to Tevinter, which is basically what Movran wanted anyway - to bring down the Vints.
So....He threw a goat at the wall.....as retribution?
honestly I wish I could do that to companies IRL, smack a goat up against the side of their precious building......
sercurity: stop! what are you doing? why a goat??
Me: for your transgressions!! mwahahahaaa what did you not think the people wouldn't notice? be punished EA! be punished!!!!!!
security: HQ we have a sicko out here.....call police, we'll hold him for as long as we can.....
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in other news a crazy man in red smacked a goat on the side of popular videogame publisher EA's main HQ.....we're here with staff of the company who's painstakingly cleaning the blood from the side of the building......
eh
It does make perfect sense, if you consider that he HAD to do something, but wasn't particuliar willing to do such a thing.
Its not so strange, humans develop strange rituals when dealing with each other. According to real legends when the Magyars (Hungarians) were looking to migrate into the area that would eventually become Hungary they brought a horse with a golden saddle to give to the leader of the lands. They asked for land, water, and grass in return. The leader who thought the horse was a gift said jokingly that the Hungarians could take as much as they wanted so the Hungarians invaded. They claimed the leader "sold" the land to the Hungarians because he exchanged land, water, and grass for the horse with the golden saddle
The Chad Avvar
@@solinvictus4367 ik I'm late but damn😭😂😂 bruh shouldn't have joke like that
"I also judge the box... End table for orphans!" I died
Okay, when the Avaar started saying "Gibbet?!", did anyone else immediately think of Ross from friends screaming, "PIVOT!"?
"In flat shoes"
*vivienne greatly disapproves*
Sometimes I wonder whats behind the reasoning of some companions. I understand that while Sera is a good person she doesn't like it complicated thus asking a bad guy about his motives annoys her which in turn is annoying for gameplay. But Solas is a riddle to me. In the end i had a high approval rating with him but I really do not understand why he disapproves when you make florianne do farmwork
It's a bit complicated in their thinking but I'll see if I can explain:
Solas is a bit complicated but remember he's the Dragon Age equivalent of a trickster being and why he does what he does "Those who desired more power killed the person who cared the most about her people to keep her from getting in their way of more power. And to punish them he made them suffer 'forever' for it" For Solas people like that that you judge, who step on others to get what they want need to get their due in some way shape or form. Having Florianne who just rolls her eyes at everything that goes on around her, doing farmwork isn't that 'punishing' she's just gonna go trudging about and really not care that she got beaten in The Great Game because she's going to be figuring out how to beat you in The Great Game while you aren't expecting it. As she puts it when you make her Josephine's agent "The Great Game is never truly over your worship"
This is why in most things he's not a fan of simple "Exile" or "Just put them somewhere" he likes things that are both poetic in justice and heavy handed. ESPECIALLY when it comes to mages (One bad apple spoils the barrel thought process) except tranquility ((Remember, he views everyone in the world as basically Tranquil without being tranquil. For him that's the worst. thing. ever. even for scummy mages like Alexi))
Bcz florianne is a shit gardener and she will ruin one of Solas favorite thing the garden
In my observation, Solas prefers a recruiting judge to an Inquisitor. Imagine working with your enemy under heavy watch? You have your freedom and your life... and you owe it to the Inquisition. IIRC, he greatly approves recruiting Florianne since he sees her skill (after all you don't survive the Game for many years if you're sloppy). Of course he will approve execution to people who are unrepentant of their crimes like Denam or Erimond. In his eyes, putting Florianne into farmwork means that you don't see her potential to strengthen the Inquisition and you have wasted her talents. So yeah, he probably sees you as an idiot.
I'm not sure if it is a bug (or still is, if the devs never gave a fuck), a meme, Solas is a masochist... Or an abomination of everything mentioned but Solas seems to like it when you punch him lmao
I've just now caught on to the "this seems.. Fitting" line from the first judgement. Wow
I love that everyone completely hates if you take the town's assets for house trevelyan
I wish the companions would comment on your judgement when you talk to them. 😂
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It's like Littlefinger finally got to the Iron Throne XD (Game of Thrones)
Tranquilisation of erimond feels so satisfying
Yes
I like how in the previous DA games your companions can actually turn on you and try to kill you. In DA:I this sort of thing (judgements) prevents that line of thinking, mwahaha :) Companion judgements DLC pl0x!
SPOILERS
You can judge Tom Rhanier (aka Blackwall) in his personal quest
Also spoilers...
Iron Bull will betray you if you let his chargers die.
@@ThatSilentGuy I've heard that you can get same result if you don't do that quest at all.
@@zombiecat7799 Saving the Chargers cuts Bull's Ties, making it impossible for him to be loyal to the Qunari anymore, anyway. That's why doing his loyalty mission (save the chargers to gain his loyalty) keeps him from doing that, and not doing it is the same as letting them die.
@@zombiecat7799 yeah I did none of his personal quests and he betrayed me in the final act of Trespasser.
Ill do his quests next time simply so I dont have to fight him on the next playthru. The final act of Trespasser is weird to me; the story emphasizes that The Inqusitor is close to dying from the mark, goes to the effort of showing the Inquisitor collapsing from the pain multiple times, yet throws wave after wave after wave of enemies at you, prolonging the quest by quite a bit. lol. I feel like the Inquisitor should not have made it to Solas in time.
awesome! but no blackwall?
Maybe the spoilers
19:29 I love how they broke the fourth wall in away right there
Why would Kirkwall want to see Samson suffer? he was an addicted ex-Templar who lived on the street and occasionally helped mage runaways, and his career with Corypheus doesn't appear to have harmed Kirkwall much. Unlike, say, the former Knight-Captain who has to have known about Meredith's 'death squads' (yes, DA2 called them that) but whom we are inexplicably not allowed to hang, draw, quarter or even fire from his (unearned) job.
As far as narrative goes, Samson is a "nobody". His charity for one mage meant nothing, and while Cullen contested the call to make Maddox tranquil and fire Samson, clearly it meant nothing, especially considering what other templars were doing. It's probably not a matter of what he did but where he came from. Kirkwall already has a reputation of shit templars, Meredith, Cullen for a time, but even he had a line he would not cross. That same can't be said of Otto Alrik and Ser Karras especially. They wouldn't want more of that. I could be wrong but that's my take on it.
Hmmm... it seems that the Mayor of Crestwood and the Mistress Poulin of Sahrnia have the same problem and end up doing unsavory choices to save their people that have untold consequences to it. At least the latter didn't run away when she admits to her crime (huh, at least not-French people are not cheese eating surrender monkeys, she took a gamble there), while the former runs away the moment he made the confession.
i just wanted to see him judge the box of dead lady
One of the funniest moments in any game was the guy throwing a goat at the wall
"... I relieved Josephine..."
Guards!
i love your videos like this. i think the only thing that would make them better is if you'd put all the options in the video where the decision was made, rather than after the end of a chain. but that's just my opinion ^^ wonderful videos.
28:17 "with a... goat"
'Baaah' *smash*
👁👄👁•••🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
22:08 - [ Everyone hated that. ]
I'm guessing they couldn't finance a coffin and proper burial so they just stuffed her in a box and said, "fuck it". You'd think if they didn't care that much they would have just handled this themselves.
A mages crime. A mages punishment
I always play a mage in games and in this one I always enjoy making erimond tranquil if anyone deserves that nightmare its him jerks a traitor to every mage on the planet
Mage: Exists
KC D: "... SHUT YOUR MOUTH MAGE!"
On my first playthrough I made Alexius tranquil because I didn't know what that meant and it sounded like a gentle option. Everyone was so mad. Whoops
Yeah, I had him study magic for the benefit of the inquisition.
I actually read the codex entries, so I knew what it was. But if I didn't then I likely would have done the same.
After Mass Effect Andromeda i heard the next dragon age is Dragon Age 3: The Imperium
+Go'el
While I agree with that heartily, I have just a slight nitpick here - it'd be the fourth, not the third, Dragon Age!
Oldangr If that were true, Assassins Creed 3 wouldve been assassins creed 5
Go'el
I don't know about Assassin's Creed, but why would they call the fourth DA as "Dragon Age 3"?
Oldangr Because they didnt call inq dragon age 3
Go'el
But that still doesn't make any sense whatsoever. Calling the fourth in the series the third is absolutely ridiculous.
17:26 I said give this woman a raise!
...but we already did my Lord...
EXCELLENT!
"Do you have to so Josephine, every time?"
Fire that man!
Oh great, Lord Livius was reading up on his Sovereign Citizen handbook.
Love how the box could have given a rebuttal but just chose not to so the Inquisitor had a chance 😂
Can only mages sentence mages to Tranquility?
If a Templar or any form of Non-Mage had done it the Mages in the Inquisition would of declared war against the Inquisition. The entire Reason the Mage-Templar War started in full wasn't because of Kirkwall but because the Mages/Divine found out a Tranquil Cure exists and the Seekers and Templar Order kept it hidden for centuries and implemented actions to try and cover it up by Force meaning the attempted assassinations of Mages that found it out. The Mages soon rebelled afterwards because of these actions.
Tranquility is a fate worse then death and the Mages know this all to well. They're not okay with a fellow Mage committing/ordering it but they do accept it. Essentially a Mage can do it because they're "one of them" but they still look down on the whole practice. A War Table mission afterwards can pop up and explain this if you choose Cullen.
@@flamesofchaos13 to add to this. Tensions mounted in Kirkwall between the templars and the circle because the knight commander meredith also abused the rite of tranquility, using it on mages for any number of offenses and for any number of reasons.
@@flamesofchaos13 The same mission is about the reminder to the protesting dumbasses that Tranquility is a measure of punishment that has been imposed *by* mages to disable anyone deemed a danger to society as a whole, or a magnitude of crime being too severe.
Between Alexius nearly ripping apart the fabric of reality, and Erimond creating an army of demons, even the most diehard imbecilic 'pro-freedom' mage would not object.
@@ВладиславШаклеин-ч7м I agree that the caliber of these specific Tevinter Magister's crimes warrant the punishment of Tranquility. But no Pro-Freedom Mages wouldn't ever advocate or approve of ANY Mage be they Southern or Tevinter or Dalish becoming Tranquil. Tranquility is in itself a form of punishment that takes away free will and choice by negating or erasing emotions you're in fact changing someone irrevocably and making them less like a person. Libertarians are all about Freedom...From the Circles, From Magical Regulation, From any policy that advocates it's okay to remove a person's autonomy or limit their powers in any shape or form. It just doesn't matter to them if you're the worst piece of shit monster to ever walk...If you're a Mage they'd defend your right to keep your mind whole and free.
Moderate Mages could be won over with the facts and a sound moral argument. Loyalist Mages it'd be easy to win the support of when you tell them the prisoners are Tevinter Terrorists that worship a False God. The Money Lovers...They'll favor the opinion that makes them more coin so whoever bribes them better. The Isolationists would probably stay out of it and quiet seeking to remain unnoticed by any party...I wouldn't think they'd be a part of the public uproar unless given no choice.
You forgot Blackwall
(Thom Rainer)
Probably wanted to keep the video spoiler free.
@@gavanhill5132 it's sort of hard to when you judge people based on what they do in the story...
"NO, ANYTHING BUT THIS I BEG YOU... NO!"
*Ok then support Inquisition*
"Eldruged... On this cold rock.... Ughhh"
That is some sexy armor. What is it?
You can chance your outfit in your bedroom
I didn’t play because i was busy for a while and came back at this point in the game. Generally just remembered that alexius was really bad and that tranquility was also a bad thing and i wanted him to suffer. Dorian did not agree with me (i was romancing him that gameplay but over the time i didn’t play i forgot alexius meant something to him)
The companions in the game are great and all, but I want the guy who executes Mayor Derick in my party!
This absolute unit forgoes your standard "executioner's axe", pulls a hatchet from his pocket, 2-hands the thing and cleaves the Mayor's head clean off with no resistance, and no remorse. Don't mess with that guy..
Leaving dude on the road, with a note... 😆🤣😂
This man has vision!
Josie is such a doll
His fucking elbow makes mine hurt
how do you make this character ?
7:03 a tear?
I love these judgements, Inquisitor looks so powerful and sexy.
The only gripe I had with judgment was the verdict options for the mayor of Crestwood
The only crime I can see is that he lied about his actions for flooding old Crestwood during the blight.
And I believe he should have been given the punishment of rebuilding old Crestwood and to assist in The retrieval and proper burial of the those he drowned, before being judged by his old constituents.
That's why I like sending him to the wardens. They have a history of turning around the lives of former criminals into respected members of bravery and valor
It's his last chance to better himself, I hope he uses it well
"... your kind..."?
Don't be a sore loser, playa! You fought well, just not well enough.
Today on how it's made: Judgments
I don’t know
The crate trial was hilarious
9:10 honestly feel bad about her
That Avvar might have thought the word "gibbet" was funny, but he wasn't going to enjoy his stay in one:
ruclips.net/video/np_OOuBi1Mo/видео.html
"Then... probably released" - though the Inquisitor doesn't actually say *when* he'd be released...
Every time my companions approve and/or disapprove any of my actions, I feel judged too lmfao
Damn I mistakenly sentenced the Avvar to (presumely) death because i didnt know what a gibbet was😭
Did you mod the throne? It looks bigger for some reason.
the people here who support the rite of tranquility as punishment scare me.
I know, right? I wouldn't wish tranquility on my worst enemy 😰.
What is the last judgement? I didn't get it
You missed out Blackwall
Well making him a grey warnden isn't gonna happen for me anyway.
how is it possible to maintain that everyday wear instead of picking from your wardrobe??
You miised the one in JoH DLC where you judge the bear. 😅
how do you change the clothes? which mod?
if you go into your room in skyhold there is a wardrobe and you can pick new clothes :)
I really wish they at least tried harder with the damn PJs. Like, srsly, I'm the leader of an entire organization. Who the hell's gonna wander around in pyjamas all day?
MagicRainbow Kitties what do you mean? There are no pajamas in the wardrobe. There’s only the casual wear, the formal wear, the outer wear, and the 2 sets of armor
@@glowhoo9226 it's a running gag in the DA community that the default undergarments in DA:I look like pajamas, it's the whole reason why bioware added new undergarment options in the XB1/PS4 versions
WHAT ARMOUR IS THAT
22:22 Now ya talking!
"... boredom ..." 😆🤣😂
Y'all lucky I can't put all of you through the Rite! Too live?! Relax, it can be reversed... for know.
holup holup what font is that its so sleek and i need it in my game
Man, I'm mostly fine with the voice acting in Inquisition, but Denam's VA was really phoning it in. Guy was pleading against harsh sentences with the disinterest of someone commenting on the weather.
Why no Blackwall judgement?
how do you get the options to make them tranquil?
be a mage.
huh
lockonU Special option. Mage
***** it is indeed foolish.
lockonU Be a mage, or get the Arcane Knowledge perk from Leliana.
Gibbet!!
That throne is the most ugliest and unmanly thing I've ever seen in my life. I dropped it out at my first given chance. Stone, fur, or wood is fit for a king.
All shall fear the spiky chair.
@@rafabuda0 Thats ugly too. They can't even give an iron throne to a king. Geez. Povertyvile.
@@Kareszkoma heh. I'm a fan of the andrastian throne personally. Marble and gold, with the back piece of the throne being a statue of Andraste wreathed in metal flames.
@@rafabuda0 Ye. That looks quite good. I would've added a bit more white, and art, bit too much gold, but the chair and the statue looks pretty good.
You didn't have Blackwall's judgement here.
22:08 I'm low on silver can I have your gold?
Good concept for a video, AWFUL speed. What’s the point if we can’t see what option you chose each time?
Some of the voice acting by the prisoners is terrible.
I hate how Samson is voiced by the same actor that did Fenris.
Also, why don't you show which option you're clicking on? This is irritating.
It's a good thing I don't have that kind of power in real life. Nearly everyone there, unless they were interesting, would have their heads chopped off for the fun of it. Honestly people are a bother. I like the last guy though. I would keep him alive
You’d be dead in 2 days if you acted like that with all that power.
Some of the voice acting here are really bad, didn't match the animation at all. Especially in the 2nd judgement
In my game, the goat glitched and the goat model wasn't moving when it was thrown. It hit the wall and bounced off like a plastic toy or something. Somehow made it even funnier XD
I would’ve loved to see that. DID it just bounced like a rubber ball, or is it more like the Halo Warhogs?
No matter how many times I play, that always happens to me
Happened to me as well, it was great
@@hunterrhoades1813 it tracks the same motion it should but the model just flys like a Skyrim horse.
I also judge the box! End table for orphans.
Doing dorians relationship quest you come to understand just why felix is so important to save, his whole legacy is gone with him, he and his family mean nothing back home now. Doesn’t excuse him but it’s an interesting bit of cross contamination in the writing.
5:15 Wow! Solas, Sera, Cassandra, Varric, and Vivienne all agreed on something. I can probably count the times that's happened on one hand and its usually obvious stuff like "Corypheus needs to stay dead".
Normally, I'm 100% against making someone tranquil. It's better to just kill them than make them a shell of their former selves. But it's completely fitting for Eremond.
He's the only one who truly deserves such a fate. Alexius was misguided by his love for his son, but Eremond was simply beyond redemption.
@@Shiverwar And this is coming from someone who is pretty pro mage. The one thing I can take from Eremundis his mind. Killing him is what he wants. For what he did to the Warden's, he deserves a fate worse than death.
@@rustyshackle8000 Agreed. Eremond is far beyond despicable for what he did to the Wardens as well as the rest of the world. He was downright glad to have done what he did.
Death is a Release not a Punishment
Personally, I have to disagree. Yes, Erimond sees himself as a martyr and all that, but if there's any justice in the Thedosian Beyond, he'll get what's really coming to him. But no matter how bad a Mage is, Tranquility is never the answer. Yes, Erimond is like the textbook example of what the Rite was meant for, but that's the point. The Rite of Tranquility should never be used, under any circumstance. Even if the Mage in question asks for it, there should be ways to quell demonic attempts at attacks/possessions and helping a Mage control their emotions, simply by teaching them through kindness instead of fear. Tranquility isn't a punishment, it's the monstrous, complete dehumanization(or other) of a person and a removal of any rights they may have.
I’m glad that even crates are given a chance for rebuttal. The Inquisition really is progressive