It’s a step from most of what we hear regularly. Whether it be anime, a cartoon, or a game. You’ll cringe every now and then from hearing some voice acting. Here the voice acting cringe is almost nonexistent.
Wait, did Solas just openly admit that he visited Dalish in their dreams in his Dread Wolf form?! Because I couldn't think of any other reason they would attack him out of *superstition* !
Kristian Bailey Just like everything else Solas says... But there still is astonishingly little truth-twisting in there for Solas standarts... especially considering that his choice of words is so strange that he opened himself to question he wanted to avoid if anyone would have picked up on that (yes, he would have gotten out of that situation, but it's still uncommon for him to allow that kind of opening in his alibi)
Depending on your dialog choices Solas technically gets his big idea to rip the world apart from the Inquisitor so yeah I'm going to redeem him. I'm going to punch him very hard but I'm definitely going to save him from his own stupidity
Huh... I’ve only had Solas’s early banter commentary on the dalish (and his responses to the varying choices of the Inquisitor’s own responses/questions) trigger before. The others are, at the very least, interesting to hear!
"We could have prevented it." Me: are you telling me you could have prevented the Chantry explosion, Cass? No. No you couldn't have. Not even Hawke could do that and they worked in close proximity to the man. Stop blaming yourself for what you couldn't hope to prevent even if you knew how bad things were getting in Kirkwall. *Me fuming at my computer* The people I have to contend with, GOD!
The flaw in your logic starts with 'not even Hawke'. Hawke is pretty much powerless compared to Cassandra and her 'special Seeker gift', especially if he is a mage. And given Corypheus is covered in lyrium, I dare say Cass could do a lot of damage. Sadly, it can't be implemented in-game, or she will be too OP.
@@TeriiTeri For one, you need to figure out what it is the person you're replying to wrote, before doing so. I never said Cass will beat Cory, I said Cass will be a dozen times more effective than some random dude people praise for 0 reason. For two, your assumptions are just that. Assumptions. And in some cases contradict the current lore. Ancient Tevinter's magic was still heavily based on the usage of lyrium (as noted in the story of the Magisters' fall), and Cass 'Seeker gift' revolves around exactly that. Why it would suddenly 'not work' is beyond me. Also, Tevinter's 'most powerful' a fuckton years ago is never confrimed to be 'more powerful than modern'. Progress is a thing.
@@TeriiTeri Agressive. Oh boy, it seems nowadays the Internet forgot the meaning of this word. At any rate, the arguments are there, and, jokes on you, you're saying nothing.
Yes ffs, she as a Seeker of truth could have prevented it. If she actually bothered to 1 investigate the unrest in Kirkwall 2 help mages and not try to "protect people from the mages"- in general not just in Kirkwall. But as all chantry followers, Seekers are only "interested" in circles when its time to kill mages there, they dont care about the mages themselves, they only care about 'everyone else' around. What f*cking great work WAS she doing as a Seeker? She's stupid as a rock, she bought 90% of what Varric said to her anyway. Sniffing around trying to find some blood mages,sitting on her ass, repeating the chant is all she seems good for just like Elthina and her flock. Yeah if anyone is guilty here, its an organization that should have been wathcing over the templars and the circles. But they completely ignored the templars and were only watching mages "behaving" . Reaping what they sow. Cassandra might be a "good person", but good person isnt a line of work. And as a Seeker of truth, she's a failure.
I've played this alot. I've never heard most of that. The stuff by the 3 demons and Varric asking if you're innocent. And I have walked all over the place and stood in one place for more than 15 minutes. I have the Game of the Year Edition for Xbox one does that make a difference?
If a banter happens in vanilla every 15 minutes, then that's probably the reason why you haven't heard them. I've only heard the one with the dalish and that's cuz I wandered over to the far left to kill 3 demons. There are mods and other stuff to speed banters so you can hear it all.
If I'm not mistaken, these happen in prologue section of the game only (though I think that I have hear Varric mentioning book stabbing in the main section of the game).
@@Ruosteinenknight The one you mean is Cassandra asking if Hawke still signs books with Varric asking "Didn't you tear yours apart ?" (or something like that.)
This is obviously in the beginning of the game. How come they took it out (or it doesn't trigger)? I've played a billion times and never heard this set of lines. I always wondered why the Inquisitor doesn't ask Varric how he and Cassandra know each other.
I remember most of this from the prologue, where you have to choose one of two paths to get to that boss fight with the demon. I believe you only get it if you choose one of the two paths.
Apart from the last exchange (talk of the dalish with Solas) I never triggered any of the others. Any info on how to do get them? After the battle with demons in which the damned tactical camera set itself for the first time, I turn left across the ice and up the stairs where other 3 demons are, the place with the life ward amulet, when I comeback down from there the only banter I ever get is the one with Varric about the player races (human, dwarf, qunari) or the Solas chat about the dalish. Never got any other chat, ever. Is there somewhere specific I must do/say/go to? Or is this cut content?
When you are heading towards the breach the first time wander around and explore eventually the solas conversations regarding elves will come up for a elf
@@TheAzuregreen Yeah.. you're right, i was rude, I'm sorry. It's just that "explore" is so vague. I've explored a lot, especially the first tutorial-like area, and nothing else other than the convo I mentioned ever popped up.
@@KainObreron i wish i could be more specific but dragon age inquisition is a bit broken when it comes to party banter, i feel like it takes ages for any conversation to start unlike origins
Isn't all of this in the prologue before you even get to Haven like right at the start of the game where you choose to take the more dangerous but quicker route vs the rout with the solidiers where more may die? Like this is the game's starting party.
I must have played the prologue at least 25 times and this is all new to me. I've finished the game several times and won all the challenges and the trials and there's still stuff I don't know?
I remember getting this banter during the beginning of the game during the prologue when you mean varric ans solas for the first time. I then head left where i fought these demons and when i turn back to head for the chantry the banter appears and is unique to each race
Just linger around. Also, after your first encounter with demons as a full party, you're supposed to go right on the stairs - if you go straight on there's a bunch of demons and the origins-specific banter triggers. Most of the times is Varric pointing out stuff about you or your accent, Solas intervenes only on an elven character.
Oh, OK... so... Solas hurts Cassandra on top of what took place at the end of the main game *and* during Trespasser?! *Oh, I can't wait to crack that egg and make omelette come DA4*
Solas: None of this explains how that mark was acquired however Cassandra: She claims not to remember Solas: And you do not believe that Cassandra: it is too convenient Solas: Sometimes the mind buries what it cannot endure Cassandra: And sometimes the guilty lie *sigh* let us press onwards Varric: With all these demons why haven't you called for help? Cassandra: We were delayed in Kirkwall Varric: By delayed, she means we were interrogating the dwarf Solas: A fortunate delay, considering it saved your lives Cassandra: There was nothing fortunate about it! If you've been there we could've...this might all have-- Varric: You really want to torture yourself with what ifs Seeker? Cassandra: No, I want justice Player: why would you ask her that? Solas: it was a simple question Cassandra: it is a question Leliana and I will ask ourselves for the rest of our lives, I assure you Solas: I apologize, I did not mean to cause you pain Player: So you and Cassandra know each other? Varric: You could say that...she stabbed my books Cassandra: I did no such thing! Varric: She questioned me then dragged me here to give evidence at the Conclave Cassandra: Which means you are now free to go Varric: You ever get the feeling you're not wanted? Player: Why do you call her "Seeker"? Varric: Because that's what Cassandra is: a Seeker of Truth, a sort of Templar. Didn't she tell you? I bet they didn't even introduce themselves properly or mention who all these soldiers are Cassandra: the prisoner is accused of a terrible crime Varric: and yet you want her help unless you just decided to take her out and show her the sights Player: so who are they then? Varric: Cassandra and Leliana were the right-hand and left-hand of the Divine respectively, they were the Divine unofficial agents, doing things like gathering these soldiers Player: for what purpose? Solas: the Templar order was once the Chantry's army but it abandoned them to hunt mages, a replacement was needed Cassandra: it is more than that Varric: so she claims, clearly the Divine had something in mind for them Cassandra: let's move on Player: what do you know of the dalish? Solas: I have wondered many roads in my time and crossed paths with your people on more than one occasion Player answer 1: What do you mean by "crossed paths"? Solas: I mean that I offered to share knowledge, only to be attacked for no greater reason than their superstitions Player answer 2: we're both of the same people Solas Solas: the dalish I met felt differently on the subjects Player answer 3: then you know us well enough to be careful Solas: well enough to be suspicious Varric: can't you elves just play nice for once? Cassandra: there it is, Maker's Breath Varric: huh, unbelievable isn't it? Solas: so much waste, such destruction Varric: hard to accept this could really happen
That's incorrect, he wants to restore the elves before they were enslaved to humans. The land of The das belonged to the Elves. He only wishes to bring down the veil that is a barrier between the world's. The destruction you speak of would be of the leftover Evanuris and the remaining blights, which is inevitable to began with. If anything Solas was giving warning of an impending threat and to be prepared him/her drawing the inquisitor so he could save them and so they would learn what's to come. If he was a monster he would have informed the inquisitor and let him/her simply die from the mark.
I think he's upset about losing his power and for that power to ONLY destroy. While Solas want to "end the world", it's not because he is A crazy wack job who happenstanced himself into immense old elven god power. He's a man trying to undo his mistakes. Mistakes that were meant to free his people, only to Dream walk thousands of years and watch helplessly as his people Inevitably find themselves in chains again, but worse off. As Varric puts it "but I like the stories where the villain was the man beside you the whole time. The best villains don't see themselves as evil. They're fighting for a good cause, willing to get their hands dirty."
"She stabbed my books."
"I did no such thing!"
Oh yes you did!
“And sometimes the guilty lie”
She didn't lie, she only stabbed one
She's not technically lying. She stabbed A book. Not bookS.
@@optimaltt6070 nor even a book owned by Varric
The voicing is really incredible. One of the best group of actors to grace a video game.
It’s a step from most of what we hear regularly. Whether it be anime, a cartoon, or a game. You’ll cringe every now and then from hearing some voice acting. Here the voice acting cringe is almost nonexistent.
@@matthewgaviola8885 yeah, but not to dao's levels of party banter.
Then you have Sera. But I'm sure that's most likely the directors fault.
Seriously so good
@ShadowSamuel How sad.
Wait, did Solas just openly admit that he visited Dalish in their dreams in his Dread Wolf form?! Because I couldn't think of any other reason they would attack him out of *superstition* !
He did say that yes but it was hidden behind cherry picked, veiled words.
Kristian Bailey Just like everything else Solas says... But there still is astonishingly little truth-twisting in there for Solas standarts... especially considering that his choice of words is so strange that he opened himself to question he wanted to avoid if anyone would have picked up on that (yes, he would have gotten out of that situation, but it's still uncommon for him to allow that kind of opening in his alibi)
@@KBzaz hehe "veiled" words
@@whitefanful Your version is probably more likely. 😆
@dianna k I seem to remember him not liking elves kneeling to him and his group.
"Can't you elves just play nice for once?"
Preach Varric
"She stabbed my books..."
Lol
Yea she stabbed the "Tale of the Champion" >.
"So much waste, such destruction", says the guy that wants to destroy the entire world, to restore his.
Exactly! He gave his damn ball to Coryphenus. And then acts all surprised. No redemption for the Egg.
Yep how dare the Covert agent to keep up appearances and hide the truth
Depending on your dialog choices Solas technically gets his big idea to rip the world apart from the Inquisitor so yeah I'm going to redeem him. I'm going to punch him very hard but I'm definitely going to save him from his own stupidity
Its almost as if people can regret doing something they feel personally bound to do, crazy amirite
Again.
Huh... I’ve only had Solas’s early banter commentary on the dalish (and his responses to the varying choices of the Inquisitor’s own responses/questions) trigger before.
The others are, at the very least, interesting to hear!
I love this trio so much
I never knew this was a "hidden" banter, I got those every time I played through.
Depends on the dialogue you choose and who you bring along
All of them? I don't think so. banter in this game is bugged.
@@SeventhheavenDK i've actually heard all of them too
@@SeventhheavenDK The only one I haven't heard is Solas visiting Dalish in dreams. Although, I have the dialogue mod
@loveyourself3246 ok
"We could have prevented it."
Me: are you telling me you could have prevented the Chantry explosion, Cass? No. No you couldn't have. Not even Hawke could do that and they worked in close proximity to the man. Stop blaming yourself for what you couldn't hope to prevent even if you knew how bad things were getting in Kirkwall. *Me fuming at my computer* The people I have to contend with, GOD!
The flaw in your logic starts with 'not even Hawke'. Hawke is pretty much powerless compared to Cassandra and her 'special Seeker gift', especially if he is a mage. And given Corypheus is covered in lyrium, I dare say Cass could do a lot of damage.
Sadly, it can't be implemented in-game, or she will be too OP.
@@TeriiTeri For one, you need to figure out what it is the person you're replying to wrote, before doing so. I never said Cass will beat Cory, I said Cass will be a dozen times more effective than some random dude people praise for 0 reason.
For two, your assumptions are just that. Assumptions. And in some cases contradict the current lore. Ancient Tevinter's magic was still heavily based on the usage of lyrium (as noted in the story of the Magisters' fall), and Cass 'Seeker gift' revolves around exactly that. Why it would suddenly 'not work' is beyond me. Also, Tevinter's 'most powerful' a fuckton years ago is never confrimed to be 'more powerful than modern'. Progress is a thing.
@@TeriiTeri Agressive. Oh boy, it seems nowadays the Internet forgot the meaning of this word.
At any rate, the arguments are there, and, jokes on you, you're saying nothing.
Yes ffs, she as a Seeker of truth could have prevented it.
If she actually bothered to 1 investigate the unrest in Kirkwall 2 help mages and not try to "protect people from the mages"- in general not just in Kirkwall.
But as all chantry followers, Seekers are only "interested" in circles when its time to kill mages there, they dont care about the mages themselves, they only care about 'everyone else' around.
What f*cking great work WAS she doing as a Seeker? She's stupid as a rock, she bought 90% of what Varric said to her anyway. Sniffing around trying to find some blood mages,sitting on her ass, repeating the chant is all she seems good for just like Elthina and her flock.
Yeah if anyone is guilty here, its an organization that should have been wathcing over the templars and the circles. But they completely ignored the templars and were only watching mages "behaving" . Reaping what they sow.
Cassandra might be a "good person", but good person isnt a line of work. And as a Seeker of truth, she's a failure.
Isn't she talking about the explosion at the Conclave actually?.
In all my playthroughs throughout Inquisition I had not hear any of this banter before. This was a perfect thing to listen to. Happy #DragonAge day!
I've played this alot. I've never heard most of that. The stuff by the 3 demons and Varric asking if you're innocent. And I have walked all over the place and stood in one place for more than 15 minutes. I have the Game of the Year Edition for Xbox one does that make a difference?
If a banter happens in vanilla every 15 minutes, then that's probably the reason why you haven't heard them. I've only heard the one with the dalish and that's cuz I wandered over to the far left to kill 3 demons. There are mods and other stuff to speed banters so you can hear it all.
I got one or two in the prologue/intro tutorial scene if you linger between when you first meet them and before you meet Leliana
If I'm not mistaken, these happen in prologue section of the game only (though I think that I have hear Varric mentioning book stabbing in the main section of the game).
@@Ruosteinenknight The one you mean is Cassandra asking if Hawke still signs books with Varric asking "Didn't you tear yours apart ?" (or something like that.)
This is obviously in the beginning of the game. How come they took it out (or it doesn't trigger)? I've played a billion times and never heard this set of lines. I always wondered why the Inquisitor doesn't ask Varric how he and Cassandra know each other.
Nice. Thanks for sharing.
I remember most of this from the prologue, where you have to choose one of two paths to get to that boss fight with the demon. I believe you only get it if you choose one of the two paths.
Always loved the party banter n dragon age and mass effect games, great capture!
wow this is truly rare never heard this!! I guess it because I always rush to the first rift in the beginning :)
Apart from the last exchange (talk of the dalish with Solas) I never triggered any of the others.
Any info on how to do get them?
After the battle with demons in which the damned tactical camera set itself for the first time, I turn left across the ice and up the stairs where other 3 demons are, the place with the life ward amulet, when I comeback down from there the only banter I ever get is the one with Varric about the player races (human, dwarf, qunari) or the Solas chat about the dalish.
Never got any other chat, ever. Is there somewhere specific I must do/say/go to? Or is this cut content?
When you are heading towards the breach the first time wander around and explore eventually the solas conversations regarding elves will come up for a elf
@@TheAzuregreen You're about two years late, and still not helpfull at all I'm sorry to say ^^''
@@KainObreron hey i tried
@@TheAzuregreen Yeah.. you're right, i was rude, I'm sorry. It's just that "explore" is so vague. I've explored a lot, especially the first tutorial-like area, and nothing else other than the convo I mentioned ever popped up.
@@KainObreron i wish i could be more specific but dragon age inquisition is a bit broken when it comes to party banter, i feel like it takes ages for any conversation to start unlike origins
Hmm... I heard all of these in the prologue of my latest playthrough.
Isn't all of this in the prologue before you even get to Haven like right at the start of the game where you choose to take the more dangerous but quicker route vs the rout with the solidiers where more may die? Like this is the game's starting party.
I must have played the prologue at least 25 times and this is all new to me. I've finished the game several times and won all the challenges and the trials and there's still stuff I don't know?
I've actually heard all of these in all my play throughs. It's banter from the prologue. Have most people not heard these?
Yup. for some people most banter won't appear cause of some unknown bug
The "so much waste" comment from solas hist so different after tresspasser
Serious question, does this occur when the herald takes their time on the way to the breach??
How do you get to hear this in the game?
I remember getting this banter during the beginning of the game during the prologue when you mean varric ans solas for the first time. I then head left where i fought these demons and when i turn back to head for the chantry the banter appears and is unique to each race
Just linger around. Also, after your first encounter with demons as a full party, you're supposed to go right on the stairs - if you go straight on there's a bunch of demons and the origins-specific banter triggers. Most of the times is Varric pointing out stuff about you or your accent, Solas intervenes only on an elven character.
Race determinate most likely.
Oh, OK... so... Solas hurts Cassandra on top of what took place at the end of the main game *and* during Trespasser?!
*Oh, I can't wait to crack that egg and make omelette come DA4*
I want to fight him badly. And also really want to be able to convince him to not blow up the world
Can someone write me, what they're saying, please? I don't understand all words :(
Solas: None of this explains how that mark was acquired however
Cassandra: She claims not to remember
Solas: And you do not believe that
Cassandra: it is too convenient
Solas: Sometimes the mind buries what it cannot endure
Cassandra: And sometimes the guilty lie *sigh* let us press onwards
Varric: With all these demons why haven't you called for help?
Cassandra: We were delayed in Kirkwall
Varric: By delayed, she means we were interrogating the dwarf
Solas: A fortunate delay, considering it saved your lives
Cassandra: There was nothing fortunate about it! If you've been there we could've...this might all have--
Varric: You really want to torture yourself with what ifs Seeker?
Cassandra: No, I want justice
Player: why would you ask her that?
Solas: it was a simple question
Cassandra: it is a question Leliana and I will ask ourselves for the rest of our lives, I assure you
Solas: I apologize, I did not mean to cause you pain
Player: So you and Cassandra know each other?
Varric: You could say that...she stabbed my books
Cassandra: I did no such thing!
Varric: She questioned me then dragged me here to give evidence at the Conclave
Cassandra: Which means you are now free to go
Varric: You ever get the feeling you're not wanted?
Player: Why do you call her "Seeker"?
Varric: Because that's what Cassandra is: a Seeker of Truth, a sort of Templar. Didn't she tell you? I bet they didn't even introduce themselves properly or mention who all these soldiers are
Cassandra: the prisoner is accused of a terrible crime
Varric: and yet you want her help unless you just decided to take her out and show her the sights
Player: so who are they then?
Varric: Cassandra and Leliana were the right-hand and left-hand of the Divine respectively, they were the Divine unofficial agents, doing things like gathering these soldiers
Player: for what purpose?
Solas: the Templar order was once the Chantry's army but it abandoned them to hunt mages, a replacement was needed
Cassandra: it is more than that
Varric: so she claims, clearly the Divine had something in mind for them
Cassandra: let's move on
Player: what do you know of the dalish?
Solas: I have wondered many roads in my time and crossed paths with your people on more than one occasion
Player answer 1: What do you mean by "crossed paths"?
Solas: I mean that I offered to share knowledge, only to be attacked for no greater reason than their superstitions
Player answer 2: we're both of the same people Solas
Solas: the dalish I met felt differently on the subjects
Player answer 3: then you know us well enough to be careful
Solas: well enough to be suspicious
Varric: can't you elves just play nice for once?
Cassandra: there it is, Maker's Breath
Varric: huh, unbelievable isn't it?
Solas: so much waste, such destruction
Varric: hard to accept this could really happen
Wow, thanks a lot KainObreron for actually doing it ! That's really helping (:
Thank you very much!
How do you unlock this?
i always hate went solas comments on destruction when he literally wants to destroy the world
That's incorrect, he wants to restore the elves before they were enslaved to humans. The land of The das belonged to the Elves. He only wishes to bring down the veil that is a barrier between the world's. The destruction you speak of would be of the leftover Evanuris and the remaining blights, which is inevitable to began with. If anything Solas was giving warning of an impending threat and to be prepared him/her drawing the inquisitor so he could save them and so they would learn what's to come. If he was a monster he would have informed the inquisitor and let him/her simply die from the mark.
I think he's upset about losing his power and for that power to ONLY destroy.
While Solas want to "end the world", it's not because he is A crazy wack job who happenstanced himself into immense old elven god power.
He's a man trying to undo his mistakes. Mistakes that were meant to free his people, only to Dream walk thousands of years and watch helplessly as his people Inevitably find themselves in chains again, but worse off.
As Varric puts it "but I like the stories where the villain was the man beside you the whole time. The best villains don't see themselves as evil. They're fighting for a good cause, willing to get their hands dirty."