Not all. Some are right pricks. But those who are nice are people who entered the order - literally - in good faith, but often are forced to eliminate romantic affection from their existence, especially those living in the Circle. Which is quite sad.
Had to listen to this video a few times because I love Alistair and I love how he said "But hearing from her again... Maker's Breath, But I do miss that woman" god my heart
@@TaliZorah1 I love Cullen but I always felt like Alistair had more character. Sometimes it feels like Cullen doesn't have any weaknesses or dislikes, while Alistair can openly dislike you if you make the wrong choices.
@@Lara-rr1vz I was surprised when Callen was angry about suppressing the templars. Also, I remember there is a dialog when he disrespects the protagonist's choice to be a templar. But I agree that it'd be great to get more reactions, not only positive, from him.
I want the Warden in a future DA game so badly! Ugh! And even though I didn't leave Alistait in the Fade (my Hawke stayed back, but she can handle it, she's not dead) I really want to see a female Warden who romanced Alistair confronting an Inquisitor who did. My Inquy is a tall, muscular man but he would shrink to a little ant before my Warden. I mean, she would put the Inquy in a coma, and then get herself in the Fade looking for her Alistair, but I want to see that scene. I can always write some fan-fic, come to think of it...
Not my “main” world state, but I do have one world state where my Elven Mage romanced Alistair and stayed Grey Wardens together. Then my Inquisitor sacrificed Alistair in the Fade. I always imagine my Warden went on a hunt for Venatori and other Tevinter Magisters. Or maybe she started hunting anyone involved. Maybe she blamed the Grey Wardens. Or she would confront the Inquisitor herself. Never knew which one I wanted.
Alistiar is a fool, so my warden, why she would greive deeply, would probably blame him most of all. Hatred and vengence has been a path she walked, and does not want to walk again. Having said this, if she and the Inquisitor did meet she would never, ever be friendly with her.
Sure am glad that my Hawke was an asshole who stabbed his abomination boyfriend to death, because that made it a LOT easier choose between him and this sweet, sweet boy.
It sucks that Queen Warden play through a get cheaped out of seeing Alistair, just one awkward walk in where he unknowningly kicks his mother out of his kingdom, pretty damn harshly honestly.
What's the harsh part? That we couldn't see our Warden? Or that he kicked the stupid persona of Fiona out of his Kingdom for giving Redcliffe to the Magisters after Alistair tried to help them?
@@SeventhheavenDK That we don’t get to see Alistair again, and Alistair doesn’t meet his son. Also, Fiona’s situation wasn’t as simple as it seemed. Alexius reversed time to when they were at their most vulnerable. I’m not saying they were right to sit down and stay quiet ‘wah we’re slaves we can’t do shit’, but honestly, the situation they were in previous?
@@lisamariejordan301 Holy shit calm the hell down, you’re screaming at a 2 year old comment, and one just mentioning her opinion FFS. Calm The Hell Down or take a damn break from the internet 🙄
@@NoriniaHe has every right to be angry. He already gave them shelter in Redcliffe and supported them after the conclave. And they repay that support by inviting a hostile foreign power into Redcliffe, kicking out its Arl, and imposing upon the innocent people who have absolutely nothing to do with the conclave--once again putting the value if mage freedom and mage rights above that of the normal individual. What would have happened after Fiona and they left Redcliffe? Innocent peasants would probably have been killed, or worse, to keep Alexius' secret. Yeah, Fiona was manipulated at her most vulnerable but she was also a selfish stupid weirdo who could've (and should've) held out longer before accepting Alexius' deal. After all that, Alistair, Anora, or both (who doesn't even know she's his mother) has every right to be livid when they come to Recliffe and see the disaster SHE brought to them all after his good graces. He has no obligation to hear out her sympathetic pleas.
I had no idea he can comment on the letter! Though thinking about it it makes sense lol I'll have to make sure to finish the mission before going to Adamant
Make Alistair the warden? Are you mad? So I have to choose between him and my dao2 protagonist? Now all I have to think is who is gonna kill me the hero of ferelden or varric
Or you can double down on the tragedy and have the warden sacrifice themself to the Archdemon, keep Alistair a warden, and then sacrifice Alistair in the Fade because he is still committed to his warden. Which is what I did. I hurts but I like it.
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wait a minute why are all Templars just romantic sad boys
Well, _Meredith_ wasn't a particularly romantic sadboi, but I guess there are always outliers...
The Templar anthem is Closer by the chainsmokers and nobody can convince me otherwise
Not all. Some are right pricks. But those who are nice are people who entered the order - literally - in good faith, but often are forced to eliminate romantic affection from their existence, especially those living in the Circle. Which is quite sad.
I think Carver was aiming for romantic sad boy, but landed on bitter incel.
@@sharonboyce4205 fuck why is that true
Maker’s breath, I do miss that man so much.
Had to listen to this video a few times because I love Alistair and I love how he said "But hearing from her again... Maker's Breath, But I do miss that woman" god my heart
Me too! 🥺❤️
Whenever he says Maker's Breath 😭😭
I am in tears. Alistair was my love. Next to Cullen :P
+Hayden Fisher
its really hard to choose between the two
@@TaliZorah1 I love Cullen but I always felt like Alistair had more character. Sometimes it feels like Cullen doesn't have any weaknesses or dislikes, while Alistair can openly dislike you if you make the wrong choices.
@@Lara-rr1vz I was surprised when Callen was angry about suppressing the templars. Also, I remember there is a dialog when he disrespects the protagonist's choice to be a templar. But I agree that it'd be great to get more reactions, not only positive, from him.
I love how snarky he is as a king but I prefer this Alistair hands down.
MY HEART IS SHUDDERING, CRACKED AND BROKEN AHHHHH
She misses you too, Alistair!!!
*change my save to have this scene*
Change it again or he is gonna die
@@nickrffpatellis852 . Not necessarily. Lol.
Then immediately regret it when you gotta choose between him and Hawke
@@TheCrimsonOne508 hawke is 90% responsible for all this shit going sideways, so bye bye champion of kirkwall, le funny warden man is more important
I want the Warden in a future DA game so badly! Ugh! And even though I didn't leave Alistait in the Fade (my Hawke stayed back, but she can handle it, she's not dead) I really want to see a female Warden who romanced Alistair confronting an Inquisitor who did. My Inquy is a tall, muscular man but he would shrink to a little ant before my Warden. I mean, she would put the Inquy in a coma, and then get herself in the Fade looking for her Alistair, but I want to see that scene.
I can always write some fan-fic, come to think of it...
Not my “main” world state, but I do have one world state where my Elven Mage romanced Alistair and stayed Grey Wardens together. Then my Inquisitor sacrificed Alistair in the Fade. I always imagine my Warden went on a hunt for Venatori and other Tevinter Magisters. Or maybe she started hunting anyone involved. Maybe she blamed the Grey Wardens. Or she would confront the Inquisitor herself. Never knew which one I wanted.
Alistiar is a fool, so my warden, why she would greive deeply, would probably blame him most of all. Hatred and vengence has been a path she walked, and does not want to walk again. Having said this, if she and the Inquisitor did meet she would never, ever be friendly with her.
Sure am glad that my Hawke was an asshole who stabbed his abomination boyfriend to death, because that made it a LOT easier choose between him and this sweet, sweet boy.
I LOVE HIM SO FUCKING MUCH 🥺
It sucks that Queen Warden play through a get cheaped out of seeing Alistair, just one awkward walk in where he unknowningly kicks his mother out of his kingdom, pretty damn harshly honestly.
What's the harsh part?
That we couldn't see our Warden?
Or that he kicked the stupid persona of Fiona out of his Kingdom for giving Redcliffe to the Magisters after Alistair tried to help them?
@@SeventhheavenDK That we don’t get to see Alistair again, and Alistair doesn’t meet his son.
Also, Fiona’s situation wasn’t as simple as it seemed. Alexius reversed time to when they were at their most vulnerable.
I’m not saying they were right to sit down and stay quiet ‘wah we’re slaves we can’t do shit’, but honestly, the situation they were in previous?
Dude at least you don't have to choose between Hawke and Alistair. Don't be so greedy, Jesus Christ
@@lisamariejordan301 Holy shit calm the hell down, you’re screaming at a 2 year old comment, and one just mentioning her opinion FFS. Calm The Hell Down or take a damn break from the internet 🙄
@@NoriniaHe has every right to be angry. He already gave them shelter in Redcliffe and supported them after the conclave. And they repay that support by inviting a hostile foreign power into Redcliffe, kicking out its Arl, and imposing upon the innocent people who have absolutely nothing to do with the conclave--once again putting the value if mage freedom and mage rights above that of the normal individual. What would have happened after Fiona and they left Redcliffe? Innocent peasants would probably have been killed, or worse, to keep Alexius' secret.
Yeah, Fiona was manipulated at her most vulnerable but she was also a selfish stupid weirdo who could've (and should've) held out longer before accepting Alexius' deal.
After all that, Alistair, Anora, or both (who doesn't even know she's his mother) has every right to be livid when they come to Recliffe and see the disaster SHE brought to them all after his good graces. He has no obligation to hear out her sympathetic pleas.
i absolutely love that in six years thus far there has been zero dislikes. as it should be.
I think someone must've took notice of your comment
@@jimileewatt3062 It was Greg Ellis 🤣
@@teeganthorpe7148 . No, it was your comment .
@@SeventhheavenDK it was a joke lmao
I had no idea he can comment on the letter! Though thinking about it it makes sense lol
I'll have to make sure to finish the mission before going to Adamant
Make Alistair the warden? Are you mad? So I have to choose between him and my dao2 protagonist? Now all I have to think is who is gonna kill me the hero of ferelden or varric
Or you can double down on the tragedy and have the warden sacrifice themself to the Archdemon, keep Alistair a warden, and then sacrifice Alistair in the Fade because he is still committed to his warden. Which is what I did. I hurts but I like it.
@@kraziiXIII That's what I did too
There’s a theory that if you choose hawke he survives and it actually has merit
@@Just_a_Jape exactly, theory.
@@kraziiXIII . Why would I sacrifice my Warden in the first place?
My game is default state and I never seen him in all my playthroughs. lol
I wonder how long they've been apart
But first let me jump down the wall :D
Why aint him and the warden together anymore, why does he miss her?
The Warden is on a different land to try and cure the Calling, while Alistair remained with the Wardens
Why is he so ugly in this game?
I think everyting looked better in the first game :P