Crestwood/fallow mire feel more contained, linear than most of the other zones. To me it feels like there's 2 games stiched together. I got a couple of other games I want to play, I also want to play through 1&2 again. Yeah I am at that point now, not sure if I could replay it back to back. As a consequence he decided that he himself would become a god, so that Thedas would no longer have to languish in a state of godlessness. That, in combination with what he saw in the city, convinced him that there are no gods, and as a former high priest that bugs him. They originally went into the Fade at the behest of their gods, but after he woke up he could no longer hear Dumat. Or rather, he and his buddies willingly accepted it upon discovering that the Golden City was actually black in order to gain power. Thus perhaps the Dread Wolf believed Coryphy-shits would be a more reliable and trustworthy ally than he turned out to be.Д¬orypheus says he was corrupted in the city. Maybe the Magisters did not have evil intent after all but that the red lyrium got into them and tainted them. Obviously Coryphy-shits has been severely tainted by red lyrium, which contains added blight, which might have (probably) pre-existed those Magisters' alleged attempt to take control of the Golden city. So that suggests at least in DA2 Bioware decided Flemeth was more than merely a very powerful mage with an immortality complex. Looking forward to playing the non-demon baby version of the game to see how the mother-daughter conversation goes.Дo you think Bioware always intended Flemeth to be Mythal right from DA:O, or have they added to Flemeth as they went? IN DA2 she was much revered by Merrill's clan, and one assumes the Dalish in general. She's dead dead now right? As in the woman called Flemeth is no more and any soul/spirit that occupied her body now resides in Solas and / or has passed beyond the veil. Hopefully we see Rhom back in the thread before too long. I expect any more times I play through to come in at well under 100 hours. At least subsequent plays through get considerably shortened. Fortunately with DA:I I was enjoying it well enough to see it through to the end, but probably putting at least 20 or 30 more hours into it than either of the first plays through the first 2 games in the series. I often find myself aimlessly mucking around in open world games. This is the draw back of open world games for me too. I think mostly I just lose interest in all the areas while running around with little purpose. I like the game, but I don't feel driven by the story to play immediately. Limited play time combined with a lack of focused objectives in the game have conspired to leave me underwhelmed and with no burning desire to play. Sadly, I'm still slogging through and won't be in it.

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