Anders be like "Jokes on you! I have placed a lifeward on myself. Now its just lie and wait. Lie and wait till she's gone." xD
@shidousama13 жыл бұрын
Wow. Merrill is the sweetest character ever. The whole time, Anders gives Merrill a hard time and still she supports keeping him alive.
@batmenace158 жыл бұрын
I guess you can say Anders.... was brought to justice.
@sonicbralaunik96717 жыл бұрын
ba dum tsssssssssssss
@muertez009947 жыл бұрын
*seinfeld theme*
@VisiblyPinkUnicorn6 жыл бұрын
YEEEEEAAAAAAAAAHHHH!!!
@galaxipro92905 жыл бұрын
Yo no mas no puero pasar donde los engañan >:v
@sorasun49175 жыл бұрын
@@galaxipro9290 ah no mames un comentario en español
@woodcats18 жыл бұрын
Cat disapproves (-28)
@envysiblegirl9 жыл бұрын
"It was nice to be happy... for a while." BWOOOMP "Assuming direct control!"
@TheKaa098 жыл бұрын
1:46 Ahh varric always tells what we are thinking ^^
@missdarkknight30594 жыл бұрын
I was expecting more of a heart breaking scene since you killed him while romancing him, not just "you die" with no emotions.
@capitandiriangen8981Ай бұрын
Well to be honest the relationship kinda sinks little by little after hawke mom dies
@blindingbrilliance10 жыл бұрын
Giving Fenris back to Denarius was way worse than this...
@frostkilling4 жыл бұрын
True, here you just kill Anders for what he's done, with Fenris, you break him after he believed in you and Anders agrees with it.
@Phookax3 жыл бұрын
Damn Right
@helluvawren64193 жыл бұрын
@@frostkilling that confuses the everliving hell out of me. We’re supposed to believe that a literal spirit of justice would not only not step in, but approve? I don’t like criticizing writers on their work, but it’s so out of character I can’t stand it. Anders stepping in to help someone he hates would have made for a much better story, too. It would have drastically changed their dynamic. Showing that he supports justice for all would make the decision to kill Anders more impactful. Haha even after all these years I’m still complaining
@frostkilling3 жыл бұрын
@@helluvawren6419 well that's the thing with Anders, the spirit of justice is supposedly no more because it got corrupted by his hatred when he entered him, turning into Vengeance. I agree that it doesn't make sense for Justice to let Fenris be taken away, but it does for Vengeance, because Anders hates Fenris.
@pluckybellhop66 Жыл бұрын
@Helluva Wren You're right, but I think at that point Justice's purpose had already been tainted, merging their consciousness together was never natural.
@MewMew81111 жыл бұрын
Varric was right. At the end of the game I was really sick of mages and templars, too. I really hated to choose any side, and I just thought that maybe the best option would have been to let the qunari take over the city, and let them burn everything they wanted. Also I loved Justice character in awakening, I hate that they made him so demon-like.
@doreenalf Жыл бұрын
He turned demon-like because he was affected by Anders' anger and bad experiences as a mage. He mentioned it multiple times, that he had too much anger, and Justice thought he could overcome it but changed him instead. And frankly after a while of walking around with Justice in Awakening, he becomes a bit annoying too. I understand him, but constantly scolding Nate and Velanna about their past actions are a bit annoying. Especially since I understand Nate completely and he at least is trying to do better.
@kingofaadijay Жыл бұрын
If you listen to the conversations between Anders and Justice in awakening, Justice actually tells Anders that it's shameful he doesn't try to stand up for other mages while he walks around free, while Anders is just chill with worrying about himself alone. I really think Justice warped Anders into what he is in DA2.
@jankubicek91097 ай бұрын
@@kingofaadijay In Awakening Anders was pretty likeable. Rebelios yet funny. Meeting him and joining ritual one of the best scenes. And they turnih him into complete moron in DA2
@robotnixie9 жыл бұрын
Well, that looks like a really easy death to fake(again).
@vermilion69664 жыл бұрын
Its not fake, but writers said themselves that it would only kill a human anyway.
@Norocmorth9 жыл бұрын
WTF kind of death was that? If this were Origins you would have slit his throat and blood would have gone everywhere and all over your character's face!
@firelegendmushroom9 жыл бұрын
Perhaps they learned that blood isn't pressurized. But probably not.
@aquament6 жыл бұрын
Plus, this is the death of someone you care about
@verschlimm3 жыл бұрын
@TheVolourn how is he a nazi 😭
@PtakuYT3 жыл бұрын
@@verschlimm i also don't get how he is a nazi, He's a terrorist but templars in this game (not all) are more like nazis
@tomaslimer2 жыл бұрын
@TheVolourn He is a terrorist. Not a nazi...
@terencepace173010 жыл бұрын
hmm I expected something more really since you had a romance with him
@okerina9 жыл бұрын
mmm whatcha sayyy
@DaBase33310 жыл бұрын
Even though Dragonage has awesome sound for the most part, there's bits in cutscenes that annoy me so. The stabbing of Anders is almost soundless, him falling to the ground is soundless, he doesn't even make a sound when he got stabbed! And then there's the hillariously bad sound during the fight between Aveline & Hawke if you annoy her extremely. What the hell Bioware, are impact sounds too expensive? xD
@AngryXxKittie9 жыл бұрын
I believe that for this particular scene because it was supposed to be so emotionally charged they tried to 'step it up' on their execution. (No pun intended) That's probably also why there's no blood; because even if you hate Anders he was an integral role in the game, that's why they went with the whole dramatic music/ambiance instead of that rusty bloody squirty squirt we're used to. Makes sense to me.
@DaBase3339 жыл бұрын
Katie Morrison I understand, for me they don't have to make him spurt out blood out of his entire body or some gruesome shit because that'd just distract from the fact you just killed a companion who fought along side you. But, c'mon, him landing on the ground could've had sound, the stabbing to in my opinion. I get your point but, this "no sound" isnt the solution it just makes it ridicilious. Ridiculius. Ridiculous.... RI-DIC-U I give up.
@DaBase3339 жыл бұрын
***** well okay that still makes it poorly made though
@Asteel942313 жыл бұрын
But I like how it's a stab to the back, like he did when he lied to hawk about his intentions.
@dc429612 жыл бұрын
"When we merged, he ceased to be. We are one now." THAT EXPLAINS WHY YOUR VOICE GOT SO FUCKED UP BETWEEN AWAKENING AND D.A. 2, ANDERS !
@hazuan3383838905228 жыл бұрын
are you serious ... that small knife ... i cringe looking at it
@kathic64027 жыл бұрын
That knife is not small.
@ninjadejedi10 жыл бұрын
Should have listen to Nathaniel and dump that Justice. "Oh I have no desire but I want justice". Merril was right, there are no differences what so ever between a spirit and a demon: Pride Demon prey on pride; Lust Demon prey on Lust; Justice spirit prey on Justice
@mezzki110 жыл бұрын
You deserve an award.
@ancientfaith10 жыл бұрын
Demons are by their very nature selfish, every thing they do, they do it just for themselves. Non demon spirits are able and capable of doing things for others despite of their own well-being (altruism). The beneficial spirit that helped Wynne maintains her life while draining its own strength. A demon would never do such a thing! A demon would just take over by possessing her body and mind! Same goes for Justice. Justice doesn't blow up the chantry in Kirkwall because he thinks that is "fun". He is pursuing a goal that benefits others and not himself(while i dont agree with what he did, its also true that asking the templars nicely would never work. Plus, Andraste`s actions have lead to deaths of many innocents who were caught in the war against the tevinter imperium, yet that doesn't prevent the chantry from revering her as the Maker`s prophet). Add to that the fact that usually demons lie, deceive and trick mortals, and are not very found of keeping their end of the bargains they make. Demons envy mortals, while non demon spirits pity them.
@ninjadejedi10 жыл бұрын
ancientfaith You are correct on those point (beside the fixing the chantry). But you did not see the truth. Spirit (demon or spirit) depend on the emotion they feed on. Those called demon feed on selfish and negative emotion therefore their action are selfish while the others feed on positive emotion, so their action is not. For example: Pride demon looking always looking to rule and control because the Pride emotion always put him above others. Spirit of Justice feed on Justice, he is always seeking to right the injustice no matter the cost to satisfy his need. The emotion control them, they can't go against it nor they understand the consequence. They are the same. The Tervinter Imperium actions were not justify, destroying a whole race were not justify, while the action of Chantry is. Demon are real and 1 weak will mage - no matter the good intention - will lay waste for thousand of people - remember Connor ? Hundred well trained Knight died - So if the Chantry were as cruel as Tervinter Imperium, They would kill every new born mage instantly.
@ancientfaith10 жыл бұрын
ninjadejedi "1 weak mage - no matter the good intention - will lay waste for thousand of people". That is an exaggeration, because: 1.even in Connor`s case its more like hundreds not thousands. 2 that was possible only because he was in a position of power and it doesn't take magic for those tragedies to happen (far more people ,thousands here indeed, died because of Logain`s betrayal, for ex.). 3.usually when people died because of abominations , their numbers were not bigger that when people died because of bandit, raiders attack or other similar causes. 4. Putting mages in cages doesn't make the world a peaceful place and doesn't solve the problem. On the contrary , they will eventually rebel and cause more destruction through conflicts. 5.Mages represent some sort of a problem, yes, nobody denies that, but the way circles work is not a solution. 6.They need education and made responsible of the fact that magic can be dangerous if used wrong..but that education should not be made in a prison like environment (do you realize that they are basically sentenced to some sort of life prison sentence, despite the fact that many of them do nothing wrong all their life , and only a few fall pray to corruption. What happened to innocent until proven guilty motto?). 7 Dalish clans are living proof that oppressing mages is unnecessary (their keepers are mages).
@ninjadejedi10 жыл бұрын
ancientfaith 1st It's thousand. Connor's case was thousand. The soldier, the villagers, the knights. You're underestimate the population of Red Cliff city and Red cliff castle. They have their own armies contribute to The battle of Ostaga and Denerim. 2nd The number of people that died depend on the number of population. It's like detonate a bomb in a village or a city. You think everyone in the Castle just going to let Connor kill them ? Thousands in there. At least hundreds would think to kill him to save themselves. 3rd It took hundreds of bandit to actually able to attack a castle guarded well trained knights, just attacking, I'm not saying they event able to cause problem. And to kill bandits, they only need 5x the bandits number to solve the problem, not a 30 Templar to kill 1 abomination. And from 1st to 3rd : Those problem can easily be solve through people with good heart and educations. Mages with good heart can still fall prey to demons. Merril: " Every words from the demon pulls my heart toward it ". 4th No, it does not solve the problem, but it's better than killing them. 5th and 6th, education will not work on this case, learning how to use mage does not work. It's about the dream and temptation from the demons. They will trick, lie and offer. How much temptation one can endure till he give in ? Need to save his love one's life ? Need to revenge ? You can't control life or educate it. You have to react to it. And you said it was a prison life ? Most mages in the Ferelden circle consider it's a blessing to live in there. Wynne said herself: "I was home". Even the mages in the Kirkwall do not want to rebel. Betheny and Hawke's mother both stated that she is happier in the circle. Unfortunately, when one of them were proven guilty, hundred to thousand people could die. What do you choose ? Lock up a few thousands mages so millions could live in peace. The Dailish ? You do know that 1 clan only has 1, ONE, Keeper and 1, ONE, apprentice. The whole clans, hundreds Dailish, ready to deal with 1 person. Unlike human or dwarf. Dailish way of live forcing most of them to learn to defend themselves. So you see, it's not working at all. You need a hundreds of soldiers ready to kill their leader. And even the Keeper ready to tranquill Feynriel even though he just fall in to dream
@ohmyrowling9612 жыл бұрын
I think killing Anders actually makes for a tragically beautiful story. Hawke has to kill the man he/she loves for the greater good, because she has to see justice done. But then, letting him live if he wants to die is somewhat poetic justice. :/
@pickled0ctopus5 жыл бұрын
killing him while in romance doesn't look like they were lovers, so emotionless. I didn't romanced him but this is kinda disappointing.
@seprisite10 жыл бұрын
I like both Anders and Fenris but dear lord I hated the Templars. Playing a mage makes it worst too since you really feel targeted by them.
@8elementallords10 жыл бұрын
The Templars seriously need to just go, throw the whole Templar Order out and start over from scratch...heck, throw the whole damn system the Chantry has put in place out and start from scratch...as long as things go on as they are, there are only going to be more and more problems. I agree with the fundamental *idea* behind the current system for the Circle of Magi and so forth, but the execution is absolutely horrible and should thrown out completely and then started over from the ground up.
@erinblue404310 жыл бұрын
8elementallords ok then better the qunari system , at last no mage can make a rebellion against the qun, qunari have no mercy, templars are nothing compared to the qunari. In the dragon age universe the mages are too dangerous to bee free, demons, abominations, mankind pride,the veil,the breach, tevinter imperium,slavery, corruption, archedemons and blights,all things created by mages Templarsand the inquisitions as well as the seekers are necessary.
@8elementallords10 жыл бұрын
Aren Mek No way in hell. The Qun is literally the *worst* thing in Dragon Age aside from the demons living in the Fade or the Blight/Darkspawn. When you get right down to it, every single thing about it is horrible and oppressive, for *everyone*. Mages have it the worse off under the Qun, but *everyone* is oppressed by it and it is something I would happily destroy just like I would the Templar Order and the whole system put in place by the Chantry. You know, I can honestly say that you are a horrible human being if you ever think oppressing or enslaving fellow sentient beings is at all ok under any circumstance.
@BartimaeusTrilogyFan10 жыл бұрын
8elementallords The execution in Kirkwall is absolutely horrible. But then, everything about Kirkwall is absolutely horrible. XD We've only seen the Circle in Ferelden besides that, and many seemed to actually like it there by comparison - it still wasn't perfect, but throwing that out completely seems like a waste. Better to work on some ah. Improvements? XD
@Lvl1.Sentry5 жыл бұрын
@@8elementallords Its like communism, good on paper bad when doing it.
@GivenForver10 жыл бұрын
Damn, i cant play this without killing anders, he killed a holy woman who was neutral in the mage templar fight, no matter if he were a friend or romance my hawkes couldnt let him get a way with that, no matter what side they took. My only problem that cant be fixed is he died thinking himself a martyr, not a murder
@ninjadejedi10 жыл бұрын
If you rival him; you can still romance rival him; then he will admitted that he was wrong.
@RowanBuchananroabie10 жыл бұрын
I feel bad he killed her since she wasn't exactly a bad person, but what she was allowing was fucking horrible, which was letting the templars tranquil harrowed mages(very illegal and against their teachings) and allowed Meredith to be a tyrant of a knight-commander; she caused harm by remaining neutral or was just toying with the mages, which Cullen notes as a possibility. Granted, Kirkwall had an abundance of fucking blood mages, but Anders made a point. The templars pushed them to that point because the mages just wanted to live and retain their ability to feel and dream; but were being threatened by the Rite of Tranquility. Think back to that one mage in the Fereldan Circle. She hated herself, fully and completely. She looked in the mirror and saw a monster that needed to be fixed/saved, or killed. I don't feel very much remorse. For the most part, the Chantry is cruel, oppressive and wrong. Anders is totally justified by helping the war really spark. Can't wait to see what happens in Inquisition. Hopefully, we can slap the templars/Chantry around.
@ninjadejedi10 жыл бұрын
Naveese Ever play DA:O ? Earl of Red Cliff ? I think it would be very lucky that the mage was not be killed out right. Their ability can attract demon which could cause extreme harm to normal people. Show me how to stop them from being tempted by demon then you have your case. If not, back to the circle.
@RowanBuchananroabie10 жыл бұрын
ninjadejedi Jowan turned to blood magic because he was afraid of being made Tranquil, since he was never called to do his Harrowing even though he was well over the age to do it, and had resided in the Circle 10+ years. He still tries to make amends for the trouble he caused, and is not an inherently bad person. As for Connor, that happened because Loghain manipulated Jowan. Connor was distressed and didn't know himself well enough, and thus summoned a demon. The Circle is necessary, but should only be a temporary thing[and work like an academy would]-- not a life sentence. It's like throwing a kid in prison for being the child of a murderer/rapist/thief, because you fear they'll be like their parent(s). It's ineffective and wrong. Non-maleficars heavily outweigh maleficars, Tevinter being the exception. And Tevinter is only in that state because they can't stop repeating their history and wont abandon their pride and greed.
@ninjadejedi10 жыл бұрын
You do know that Connor summon the Demon to save his father. And that is the whole point of mages. Temptation, even with good intention. Jowan was weak, he could not resist temptation, he though passing the harrowing mean being strong at magic, and the 1st Enchanter knew this, that is why they did not call him. They want him to have more resolve. Yet he fall in temptation of power. They only need to stay in the circle until they passed the Harrowing, after that with the permission of 1st Enchanter - not Knight commander - they could travel. However, they need to link to the circle because : passing the Harrowing does not mean they wont attract anymore demon, It just mean that at this point, they have the resolve to resist that temptation. Temptation is not only pride or greed, it can be love, good will, sacrifice. Connor want to save his father, that is good will. Another mage will want to save his/her love one. Another want to kill the bandit. etc.... . That is why they have to be in the circle.
@TheSourpatch018 жыл бұрын
Anybody else reminded of Solas and how things can potentially play out with him?? :(
@GearGearRingLeader8 жыл бұрын
Not if Flemeth or one of the other old gods does not kill him first, or something else does first.
@starberry229 жыл бұрын
Fuck, that's cold. Why stab him in the back? T___T No parting words? No goodbye?
@randomcenturion72649 жыл бұрын
yeathatswhatimeant Well look at it like this. He tricked the woman he loved into helping him commit one of the most atrocious terrorist acts in Thedas' history, killed so many innocents, started a war that went on for years and has now ruined Hawke's life by forcing her to be in a situation which destroys everything she's worked so hard for, because he wanted to "die fighting". I don't think anything needed to be said. Or maybe words just werent' enough.
@randomcenturion72649 жыл бұрын
yeathatswhatimeant Well look at it like this. He tricked the woman he loved into helping him commit one of the most atrocious terrorist acts in Thedas' history, killed so many innocents, started a war that went on for years and has now ruined Hawke's life by forcing her to be in a situation which destroys everything she's worked so hard for, because he wanted to "die fighting". I don't think anything needed to be said. Or maybe words just werent' enough.
@starberry229 жыл бұрын
Finbar Brolly Yes, he's a terrorist and I suppose killing him is justice to all the people who lost thier lives. But Hawke and Anders were in love for years.. does that not count for anything? Just stab him in the back and be done? I think Bioware should have made this scene more emotional if Anders was Hawke's LI. Personally, I didn't kill him. I know it's injustice to let him go free but I keep blaming the spirit Justice/Vengance for this. Maybe there is still some way to split Anders/Justice from each other. */shrugs*
@feniu107 жыл бұрын
I was so relieved when he finally bit the dust. Until I remembered he was the only fooken healer in the game and I had to finish the fight AND play through the DLCs.
@vermilion69664 жыл бұрын
He didnt. What most of ya blood thirsty pricks dont realize - is that you only kill a human here, the only part that felt guilt and could restrain a spirit. Now, instead, its one angry Justice spirit. So much better.
@7DeadlyJinxs11 жыл бұрын
"when your husband turns out to be a terrorist this is the result" Well, so this what love means now? pffft.
@DepressedWolverine10 жыл бұрын
Anders was my favorite character in Awakening next to Oghren (of course) and I could never bring myself to kill him. Anders and I were best buds.
@Runescaper53109 жыл бұрын
Justice was one of my favourite companions in Awakening as well... I'm sad to see him transformed into such a vengeful thing...
@somelonelyshmuck427410 жыл бұрын
Just wait. Anders will rise from the dead with some 2-cent excuse in Dragon Age 3. He did it in this game after dying in DA:O(Awakening). Damn you Bioware!
@somelonelyshmuck427410 жыл бұрын
Im only teasing. I bash Bioware for the fun of it. There is a lot of humor to be had when it comes to their games. Im actually watching a Parody Dragon Age 2 by BloodMoonEclipse RIGHT now. They are my favorite company and always have been. Bioware, and Obsidian are the best in my opinion. Although I am glad for this Dragon Age Keep ordeal. It erases the need for a DLC that Generates Choices from the other games(think Mass Effect Genesis). So you know they arent about money.
@HeroOrGod10 жыл бұрын
if u kill anders in da awakning XD he rise from the dead in 2 and nathaniel is like but u died...
@somelonelyshmuck427410 жыл бұрын
Thats what I was implying in my post...However, I didnt know it was Nathanial who said Anders died....Technically Nathan had a chance to die...maybe they both came back
@brizzle265510 жыл бұрын
I would rather he stayed dead permanently than be brought back in DA2 as this emo whiny bitch. Seriously, who the fuck at bioware thought that was a good idea? If you're going to bring someone back at least do so without removing every likeable quality they had.
@somelonelyshmuck427410 жыл бұрын
Right? His and Merril's personality were completely warped in DA2
@greenbrownblue8 жыл бұрын
Daaamn, who stabs a loved person in the back? Ugh, that scene is too cruel :/ !
@rowdygoat23344 жыл бұрын
Backstabber....perhaps?
@superlarry5410 жыл бұрын
I learned not to feel sorry for him. Anders has not really changed from DA:O Awakening. He always had Anger inside of him. HE! was the one that killed Justice with his Anger HIM!!!! ANDERS blew up the chantry making things worse also In DA:O Awakening he tried to corrupt the Mage Warden. My Warden does not really care anyway.
@Serena2822911 жыл бұрын
Yeaaah, I remember hearing tears in Alistair`s voice when I was breaking up with him and such. It could have been SO much more touching and such...After all, he`s being killed by the one he loves...and he doesnt seem to care much XD
@TheDarkSeren8 жыл бұрын
Can't do it!!! Just love him to much!!
@thegatesoflogicx30697 жыл бұрын
"I love you, I wish that meant I would never hurt you..." How can you not feel for a person who says something like that?
@nobunaga-oda7 жыл бұрын
😢😢
@TheDarkSeren7 жыл бұрын
To bad I can't find a man like Anders!! Less the demon part of course!! :)
@karldollface7 жыл бұрын
Rebecca Hamilton same here!
@bluecat16597 жыл бұрын
I could never kill him. But not for your reasons mine were for practicality. needed all the allies I could get. And he was a friend, Who needed to help me clean up his DAMN mess.
@ninninin65610 жыл бұрын
Only reason I kept him alive was because of his healing. People say Fenris is emo, but dear God, Anders had me rolling my eyes SO hard all the time, urgh.
@CursedNobleman12 жыл бұрын
I forgot how hard it is to take the game seriously when you're having philosophical conversations covered in gore.
@pluckybellhop66 Жыл бұрын
Lmao I'll never forget that part of Origins, I'd never experienced that with a game before.
@ballinholla552810 жыл бұрын
The first time I saw he did this, I was so ANGRY that I'd like to avoid him as much as I can but when I start the new game a second time, it become clear that Ander is the man with a heart of a true priest, He didn't seek to enslave people and brainwashed them then simply watch them to suffer from afar like the chantry did but he did come and really *SAVE* the the victim. Despite being an angering abomination-like, he endured it for 6 years to save the mages and the refuge as much as he alone can. He's gone to far this time but Ander deserve his second chance and redemption!
@8elementallords10 жыл бұрын
And honestly, if you really think about it, letting him live is probably a much *worse* punishment than actually killing him >_> He considers himself a monster...even before he blew up the Chantry, he's only going to feel worse after doing it. I definitely agree that he should live and have second, third, or even fourth chances.....especially because I agree with just about everything he says about the Chantry and the Templars concerning how they treat mages.
@erinblue404310 жыл бұрын
never this criminal star a war
@kojbo10 жыл бұрын
this d bag just wanted to be a martyr, killing him would have been too nice, so i spared him and made him kill the mages
@erinblue404310 жыл бұрын
impossible anders side only with the mage and never with the templars , Anders cannot become a martyr a terrorist never become a martyr.
@kojbo10 жыл бұрын
Aren Mek he was not, but wanted to be one, a martyr for the cause, you think terrorists have a different mindset?... and i played a mage that sided with the templars,if you are 100% rival you can make him atone by killing mages
@TragoudistrosMPH9 жыл бұрын
My god, you're like Carver, if he were a mage! Lol :P
@Yazmarohma428 жыл бұрын
+kojbo I think the Chantry and Templars are the terroerists coz they used fear to control the mages. The mages are the one that are oppressed. And if you are oppressed of course you need to retaliate.... Sometimes war is the catalyst of peace and change.
@mariusbutkus19477 жыл бұрын
Actually, terrorism is the usage of violence and fear to achieve a political goal so Anders is 100% a terrorist, all revolutionaries are.
@davidrosensin79857 жыл бұрын
This was easily one of the most anti-climactic moments in gaming history to me. I was so hype to kill Anders, and then you stab him in the back? Come on. That's such a cowards way out and it makes killing seem not worth it. So good job with that EAWare...
@LukaTisus9 жыл бұрын
Oh holy shit..
@stygianwanderer10 жыл бұрын
I couldn't kill Anders! Yeah, I think it was damn stupid of him to blow up the Chantry (maybe he should have thought it through a bit more, especially since that's likely to make people even more afraid of mages) but I think he's genuinely a good guy trying to do the right thing... even with Justice/Vengeance mixed up inside him, he may be pretty scary and dangerous and even stupid at times, but if the Templars hadn't pushed the mages into doing blood magic and escaping and stuff and at least loosen up on them a bit, they would be less dangerous anyway and Anders would have never needed to blow up the damn Chantry. I totally disagree with locking up all mages just because there is a chance they could turn into abominations. Yeah, mages should be watched, but Templars should protect mages, not enslave them, and the Circle is NOT a good solution. You wouldn't lock up all people because some of them are murderers, so why lock up all mages because some of them are bad? And the strictness of the Circles (especially in Kirkwall) are what are causing the mages to rebel and use blood magic, because they feel that they have no other choice, especially when some of them are being made Tranquil even though they're not rebelling or using blood magic and have passed their Harrowings (seriously, not cool). Not all Templars are bad - I like Ser Thrask - but assholes like Meredith and Ser Alrik are way too harsh on mages. It's not like I would want a society like Tevinter - mages shouldn't rule non-mages, but non-mages shouldn't rule mages either. I think mages should be watched, and those who DO turn into abominations and use blood magic and stuff should be locked away, but things are being pushed way too far and I agree with most of the things that Anders says throughout the game (although I think he takes things too far sometimes, too).
@SunnyDragonfly10 жыл бұрын
Also, it is known that Ser Alrik rapes Tranquil mages because they always do what they are ordered to do...
@stygianwanderer10 жыл бұрын
SunnyDragonfly I hated Ser Alrik... I liked Ser Thrask's approach to being a Templar because he said things like templars are meant to protect mages, whereas Ser Alrik totally abused and misused his power... NOT COOL.
@waitwhat977610 жыл бұрын
i completely agree. locking them up only makes things much worse. and honestly playing through the whole series the most dangerous people besides dark spawn were the humans. theifs, murderers, etc... everyone in a seance can be dangerous but instead they choose to lock up the mages cause they cant in prison everyone.
@SunnyDragonfly10 жыл бұрын
They are simply people who are born with weapons attached to their bodies, that are their bodies and minds. If they treated the circle like a school and registry of those weapons they possess, with the Templars as a back up, guardians of the students, only to be used in extreme cases, I bet there would be less cases of demon possession and dissent. Anders was right to be angry, and Justice was right that the situation was unfair, but there can be compromise, there can always be compromise. The lesson of him is that you can't let your anger cloud your judgment, it cannot become vengeance.
@waitwhat977610 жыл бұрын
The idea of a place to hold mages and teach them is a great idea but imprisoning them only encourages them to escape and use stuff like blood magic when worst comes to worst. In my opinion mages should be able to come and go as they please but be forced to go as a child so they can be taught right from wrong. Like SunnyDragonfly said some people are born with weapons. Mages being one of them. But others can still be crazy killing lunatics who only use their bare hands to kill and do not need to rely on weapons. Hope I made sense :D
@glens18account9 жыл бұрын
dragon age origins was so good. 9 hours into inquisition and it doesnt feel the same at all... :c
@presleyb540810 жыл бұрын
Thought about replaying the game siding with the Templars, yeah not now. I teared up watching this, and I don't even like Anders much in DA2 (Awakening Anders is my favorite) Can't do it, nope, nuh uh.
@Kadiezi10 жыл бұрын
Right now I'm so glad my conscience got the better of me. Or it might have been my emotions getting the better of my conscience. Whatever it was, I'm just glad I didn't kill Anders ;-; That face he makes when he dies breaks my heart.
@Ferrinas110 жыл бұрын
Anders annoyed me in the game to no end so when i read the video heading i was like YEEEES!!! .lol but then as you said above as soon as i saw his face i felt so sorry for him. Dam it all >< lol
@8elementallords10 жыл бұрын
Sure it would satisfy the demands of justice (heh, irony, how I love thee) to execute him.....but I think letting him live is ultimately the better thing/right thing to do, because he's absolutely right. The current system the Chantry has going will never work, it will only continue to make things worse....I mean sure it's bad that Anders blew up the Chantry and in the process killed more than a few innocent people, but he's already going to be beating himself up over the horror of his own actions...honestly, I think letting him live is probably the worse punishment in the long run...though I know I certainly don't want to punish Anders as I agree with him on *almost* every issue, plus he was the only one I was interested in romancing as girl Hawke >_>
@BigJonas79 жыл бұрын
Why would you fricking do that? The templars are oppresive, insane, and practically facists. it was high time the mages did their rebellion, and anders totally supported the right cause. Siding with the templars is already kind of pointless, but killing Anders too? A person who wanted freedom and justice? Nah, totally uncool and wicked.
@Shadowhunterbg9 жыл бұрын
+BigJonas7 Kirkwall was infested with blood mages. You can't blame the templars for doing their job. Even Hawke's mother was brutally killed by a blood mage. That was the templars fault? Nope. The mages should be controlled. Maybe not so harsh but they should. The only thing Anders did was sending alot of mages to their death. Mages can't hope to win against the Chantry and its templars. A freed mage will most likely resort to blood magic.
@MichaelHonscar8 жыл бұрын
+Shadowhunterbg Well, then i'm glad i made Leliana divine and set all the mages free.
@Shadowhunterbg8 жыл бұрын
***** Yea i totally agree. Just notice how when you start the Annulment after some time 3 mages come to beg you for mercy. Cullen said to spare them because a templar is not a butcher but a protector. Meredith ordered to execute them on the spot. And what side did the regular templars took? They disobeyed Meredith's orders and sided with Cullen and so the 3 mages lived. And Meredith is a knight-commander - a more higher rank.
@TheUndyingCrystal7 жыл бұрын
BigJonas7 Anders didn't want peace and justice, he wanted vengeance and war. He destroyed any chance of peace, started a war that killed hundreds of innocents who were neither mage nor templar, and had the arrogance to call it necessary. Meredith was out of line, but Vivienne points it out very well in Inquisition that most Circles were very much peaceful, where templars and mages had friendly relations. Both sides were to blame here, Meredith and her bloodthirsty determination to find maleficar where there are none, and Orsino for aiding and abetting actual maleficar who were insane. Most Templars are pretty chill, if you look at them beyond the failures we see more frequently.
@goofbalt9 жыл бұрын
Personally, I agree with Anders on what he did, as horrible as it seemed. The mages had been prisoners and treated horribly for hundreds of years, and Anders knew the current conflict would end up being resolved and nothing would change. He blew up the chantry to make sure things would change, for better or worse. Sure he murdered hundreds of lives in the chantry, but that's a small sacrifice for preventing thousands and thousands of mages held in captivity for their whole life. Hell, I don't even think he killed that many innocent lives - maybe a few, but most of the people there were all the members of the chantry, and thus direct supporters of the Templar regime. He wasn't "evil", as some call him, he was just tired of the stalemate between Meredith and Orsino. As he said "I removed the chance to compromise, because there can be no compromise." He simply realized there was no point in debating and arguing about the topic if no one would do anything. If you were oppressed your entire life for something you can't control, would you do anything to save the people like you? I know I would. It's like racism, he just wanted to bring it all to a boiling point and start a revolution. I don't believe there were many people in there anyway, and the Grand Cleric doing nothing was just as crooked as supporting the templars in Kirkwall. And you people shouldn't immediately decided that Anders felt no remorse, because from what I've seen, he was overwhelmed with guilt and misery for what he's done. But he knew what had to be done if the mages were to get any chance at freedom. Any chance to end the never-ending cycle of "templars being too brutal and making mages suffer, mages in fear turn to blood magic to escape and become abominations, which makes them seem even more threatening, and makes templars even harsher. And so on and on it goes in circles." And the cycle kept on going, until Anders took a stand. Perhaps you could say he was a little crazy, in which case - if he wasn't, this probably would have never worked. Now his actions has effect on the events in the Inquisition, with the whole Conclave for peace between mages and templars (which obviously wouldn't have worked out in any of their favor), mage and templar war and then all was settled in the end when the new Divine was elected (Cassanda handled it best, imo). And now, years from that incident, a new life had dawned for mages all over Thedas. And whether Hawke open-mindedly kept Anders alive or judgmentally decided against his actions and killed him, there's no denying that Anders played a part in the bettering of mage lives. Anders merged with the spirit of Justice, so all of his intentions, all of his motivations weren't wrong, nor evil, it was plain just. And you can't argue what's right and what's wrong against Justice.
@gabrielportocarrerovilchez96309 жыл бұрын
Emilija Einoryte The problem is...you don't kill the supporters of your jailors but the jailors themselves...he may be right but he killed the wrong people
@gabrielportocarrerovilchez96309 жыл бұрын
True the Chantry let the templars oppress the mages and it can be an act of violence but it should be violence against those who can defend themselves the Chantry was more of a political enemy...maybe he could've destroied Templar barracks rather than the chantry
@gabrielportocarrerovilchez96309 жыл бұрын
Oh yes i dont say that matter could be resolve peacfuly just that the fight should be armed people vs armed people hahaha
@gabrielportocarrerovilchez96309 жыл бұрын
hmm touché XD
@Yazmarohma428 жыл бұрын
+Juniper Berry Completely agree with you!
@thedruidsofkalimdor10 жыл бұрын
Merill is so cute, I love her
@randomcenturion72649 жыл бұрын
thedruidsofkalimdor What's better is, even after that hypocritical dickbiscuit went on about how SHE would hurt someone and then went on to kill thousands of innocent people, she would still help him. Merrill is a truly wonderful person.
@hobbes29611 жыл бұрын
I had to kill him on my first play-through, I couldn't justify what he did. ;/ It was really sad too because he did have his moments and adored him in Awakening....
@Knallbart8 жыл бұрын
This fucking thing made me so angry! I was all "lalala, frolicking around in this lovely city with a mage on my arm" and then he goes and does THIS!? I was pissed. Still am a little, tbh. Finished the game yesterday. I let him live though. But still. Dumped. So hard. Dipshit.
@NickSheridanVids10 жыл бұрын
I DID kill Anders while in (gay male) Romance. Utterly heartbreaking, and made the end credits song so much more poignant.
@lizzymarlow52088 жыл бұрын
i am consumed with love for anders.i could never hurt him.
@Asteel942313 жыл бұрын
Thought there be a bit more emotion to this, it's tragic but anders and hawk don't really seem to care.
@jonharana13 жыл бұрын
It would've been awesome if you could turn Anders into a tranquil right then and there. Delicious cruel justice without wasting your healer.
@Samael37 жыл бұрын
Anders is so innocent and delightful in DA Awakening. Why damnit?!$.
@Bigdaddy934137 жыл бұрын
Corrupted by demonic possession. He's in denial about what he really is.
@IRedpunk10 жыл бұрын
lol sound like he farted when he got stabbed
@DarkionAvey Жыл бұрын
The most anticlimactic video game death ever
@GoddoDoggo4 жыл бұрын
I romanced Anders but realized he needed to die. But I felt friggin' robbed when my Hawke barely reacted to stabbing the man she loved. Not a shred of remorse. Yeesh.
@Chenoah.10 жыл бұрын
Anders in awakening was better. I didn't much care for DA2. And God I hate Merrill.
@BartimaeusTrilogyFan10 жыл бұрын
I think Anders made sense in DA2 though. The character shift, I mean. I was kind of horrified at it at first, but taking in Justice was pretty Awakening-Anders-appropriate, and after somethign like that, DA2-Anders is about what I'd expect. xD
@Aarchione10 жыл бұрын
BartimaeusTrilogyFan Anders was always like that though, even in Awakening. Him merging with Justice only made him "drop the mask", so to speak.
@BartimaeusTrilogyFan10 жыл бұрын
Aarchione Pretty much. He became a lot more driven and somewhat less focused on constantly charming everything that moved, I think. XD There was definitely a character shift, but like I said, I felt like it made a good deal of sense. He was still Anders, just... different.
@GrandAngel800010 жыл бұрын
BartimaeusTrilogyFan I always wondered why people DESPISED Anders while playing this game. Sure, he saw just about every Templar as a hostile, but that's how he grew up. It's because they treated *him* with such hostility. It was only after I got to this point did I understand where most of the hate comes from, and I can still understand why he did it. He has a point. Something *big* has to be done in order to force change. The way things were at Kirkwall for mages was downright horrible. Being there for 10 or so years only affirmed Anders' opinion on the matter. Yes, it's sad that someone like Elthina died for it, but wonderful people always die. Some die for pathetic reasons, too. At least her death had meaning, and she already lived a long life. Being born a mage and being hated just for the power you have is awful. Something needs to be done to help them control what they need to with the fade, but Anders is right. The circle is NOT the right answer. It's a prison, through and through.
@BartimaeusTrilogyFan10 жыл бұрын
Grand Priest You're listening to his bais a bit too much, I think, though. Not all templers are hostile. Careful, yes - and you can't really blame them when you consider that they are the first defense when a mage falls, they have to be at least somewhat cautious. When the templars become lax or too trusting of the mages, you get circumstances like those in Tevinter. This isn't a black and white situation. I would say the majority of both sides (majority of mages and majority of Templars/those serving the Chantry) are just doing their jobs. But yes, you have power mad, asshat Templars, just like you have egotistical or selfish or power mad mages. But because it isn't black and white, that means there isn't really a perfect solution, either. Unless magic is somehow abolished entirely in some way that doesn't hurt anyone? Eh. And for the record, I think using Kirkwall as any kind of example is completely unfair because that place is insane. XD Kirkwall is a city that seems to bring out the literal worst in peopel through the effects of the thin veil there, it's history, and the darkspawn influence. Anyone entering that city with any chance of going mad or succumbing to temptation seems to fall fairly easily. It's a mess, and I highly doubt Kirkwall could ever be a perfect, happy place. Anders's opinion is highly biased and directly influenced by a spirit of Justice, to be fair. I really don't hink pre-Justice ANdes would have had the drive or obsession to go as far as he did in DA2. Anders himself seemed more... silly before, more focused on selfish goals and a lot more harmless, really. Justice gave Anders a focus for his frustration and a dive to see that focus and the goals it formed for him through. Justice or Vengeance, anyway. Justice no longer feels very just. It is, though, rooted in beliefs, memories and opinions with a lot of merit. And wonderful, good people aren't always murdered. She could have easily died of old age rather than in a fiery explosion of blue-death. XD My end opinion is the Circle is an answer, just that it needs reformation. It has obviously worked well enough for centuries at this point. I'd assume that the more recent uprisings for mages signify something in the Circle has changed - that needs to be reversed for the Circle to continue. I would say for the general population, the Circle is a far better answer than alternatives like the Tevinter Imperium. Mages need control, because they are immensely powerful. But that doesn't mean it has to be a miserable, tortuous process for them, either. I don't think there are any easy answers to the issue, honestly. Gamlen kinda had a point - magic does seem like more of a curse than a blessing. XP
@evamagnusson14319 жыл бұрын
Though I loved this game so much this is the scene that had me cursing. This scene would be passable if written by some talent and maturity. This game with all the dlcs comes to this conclusion??! Dragon age 2 thrilled me with the idea that you could shape your characters personalty and roll play. My hawke had lived with Anders a very long time years!!! I doubt that it would have been this easy for her to kill her lover and friend. I think hawke could kill him if the story had been more elaborate and imaginative. It doesn't ring true no matter what. Too bad this game screams I was better but someone without talent got a hold of me.
@Sunny-tj1mo6 жыл бұрын
„It was nice to be happy... for a while.“ FUCK THAT I‘M CRYING MY POOR BABY
@Ace_Lucilfer10 жыл бұрын
**Instant death from knife in the back** Seems legit.
@reznov3169 жыл бұрын
Your femhawke is an assha in this video! :P Personally, in my playthrough as Warrior!Gareth I could never bring myself to backstab him. He was always a squaddie in most of the missions Hawke carried out, and with him being a healer, probably must've saved Hawke and Varric's arse a shitload of times. Also, his statement that slow death is worse than a quick one is correct. Eventually, Meredith was going to crush Orsino or any innocent lad mage's head under her righteous lyrium smoked foot. So a war for reclaimation was necessary to prevent her continued tyranny. Besides, hell with the consequences, Anders was a friend (who just cleared your name in front of Sebastien, Orsino and Meredith) and who backstabs a friend just because of 'justice'?
@Roksiel4 жыл бұрын
Looking back on this, you can say that Anders has achieved his goal in some people's playthroughs. Things get a lot worse before they get better, but they can get better for mages if you play an Inquisitor who tries their best to help the mages instead of throwing them back into Circles and at the mercy of the Templars.
@beep32424 жыл бұрын
I agree. If you kill Anders, Hawke talks about him like he was batshit or like there was nothing human left, but Anders knew exactly what he was doing. He knew that it took shattering everything to bits to get the mages anywhere except for back in a circle. Not that I agree with his methods, but he was right in the end
@Roksiel4 жыл бұрын
@@beep3242 Ah, really? I didn't know that. Well, to be fair, that wasn't even Anders anymore, it was Anders+Justice/Vengeance, but he definitely still had a human side to him and you could tell that he did what he did because he couldn't see any other way to save the mages. My Hawke didn't agree with his methods but he also couldn't kill him, and my Inquisitor fought to free the mages and in the end, made things better for them.
@Peace-Man19642 жыл бұрын
@@beep3242 Unless he's your rival. In which case he regrets what he's done and says that Vengeance forced him to. And then he begs Hawke to kill him.
@theredlioness25029 жыл бұрын
I haven't bought Inquisition yet because I don't think my current laptop would be able to play it without massive lag, so I'm currently replaying DA2... only I'm doing the exact opposite of what I always do. I haven't got very far yet, but I can tell this is going to be a rough journey for me; playing a guy with tattoos, being nice to Fenris (who I don't like at all), romancing Fenris, handing Fenris over to the slavers (yep, I don't like him but I'm not an arse), being a major git to everyone other than Fenris, siding with the Qunari, the Chantry and the Templars, and finally, killing Anders (which I've never done because I both feel blowing up the Chantry was the right move, and love the fact that he blew up the freaking Chantry). I watched this because it won't be exactly the same as the scene I'll likely get, and I highly doubt I'd ever be able to kill Anders while in a romance with him. So I got curious. And I'm not sure I regret it or not... killing him was going to be hard anyway - I really grew attached to him over the course of my first playthrough - but now I've seen it happen... Seriously, that final moment where you actually see his face as he dies, and hear Hawke walk away... I think I may cry when I kill him. Better do it late at night when I know no one will barge into my room...
@spikegilfer19977 жыл бұрын
I wish you could just make him Tranquil, see what his reaction is to that. Mind you, I don't know if that would work when someone is bound to a spirit.
@lonelynaire60784 жыл бұрын
Anders is a damn hypocrite c:
@jonbreighjones185410 жыл бұрын
That was cold blooded I know what he did was wrong but don't you think giving himself a second chance is better than just butchering him he's a good man who didn't deserve your hate
@somelonelyshmuck427410 жыл бұрын
There were multiple scenes where peace was about to happen between Meredith and that oldd wizard who's name eludes me. Than that fucker comes along and is basically like "Nope! Peace cant exist! So Im going to blow up the chantry and start a war for the sake of a sequal!". I mean its fitting that he died in 2. I mean....he died in Awakening for christs sake. Its been a long time coming. Granted Id have rathered the Templars piss the fuck off. I mean its BASICALLY the ancient history between Pagans and whatever those christianity-branched religions were. I actually make accounts on Origins just so I can kill Templars without being a bad guy. But I also loathe the idea of having a mentally unstable, demon possessed, ex warden, Mage start a war. I guarentee that wont look good in newspapers
@somelonelyshmuck427410 жыл бұрын
Vane Blackwater Ahhh...I can see the headlines now "Psychotic Mage starts a war! Stay tuned for Dragon Age 3!"
@erinblue404310 жыл бұрын
nope he kill innocent peoples in a chantry he kill the only person who can resolve things pacefully, mother elthina.
@GrandAngel800010 жыл бұрын
Vane Blackwater Meredith would have gotten worse. She was already getting worse because of that Lyrium sword thing. It was making her crazy. If they did nothing, she would have gone batshit later sure, but she still would have gone batship, none-the-less. She had the power to kill every mage, and she would have.
@somelonelyshmuck427410 жыл бұрын
Two wrongs dont make a right. Just because one person is going insane doesnt mean you can make the matter worse. This was about Anders. He was being selfish. Just because Meredith was going to lose it anyway, and we didnt know it until it happened(neither did Anders), doesnt give Anders the right to do what he did.
@wynne76429 жыл бұрын
I did this, but now that I think about it, a mere knife in the back of an Abomination? I have trouble believing that won't come back to haunt me. Or rather, that Anders won't.
@narutorasbat9 жыл бұрын
The developers said that if you kill Anders then he will remain dead... Justice however is another story.
@Cryptiic69 жыл бұрын
Then again, he was inhabited by a spirit of justice/vengeance. It might be inclined to accept, and even want, justice for their own actions.
@hobbes29611 жыл бұрын
There was more than just one person in the Chantry, also he made Meredith start off the right of annulment which caused a fight which killed a lot of mages, Templars and likely other innocents as well. Added onto that he also started a war which has likely killed/will kill hundreds of thousands, if not more.
@hermitloner54039 жыл бұрын
It made me so mad when i replayed the game after everything happened, and anders came to me to give a judgey comment about how i could do better then fenris... I kept thinkin, Nigga you fudgin blow up the chantry later! Shut up. >:/
@tarkurius10 жыл бұрын
WTF?! Poor Anders!
@javikprothy632210 жыл бұрын
This bastard deserves it.
@tarkurius10 жыл бұрын
Javik Prothy Cmon, he done a terrible thing but at the same time he freed mages and he had done many positive things in the past. He might been mighty pain in the ass with Vengance in him, but you fight alongside your frieds no matter what happens. Loyality to the end.
@arianevidding7 жыл бұрын
That's my canon. My Hawke killed her lover. It just fitted her. Funny because when I started the game, the moment you have to kill Aveline's first husband, I decided that Hawke wasn't afraid to kill, knew when it was necessary. It gave such a good parallel in my playthrought!
@TheGoldenKing2013 жыл бұрын
Wow, that trumpety sound when he gets stabbed totally KILLED this scene, I mean, it killed it DEAD.
@Norinia9 жыл бұрын
I remember at a certain part in the game where Anders said 'Not even the greatest scholar could tell you where I begin and he (Justice) begins.' I can tell you straight out. All that's left of Anders here in dragon age 2 is when he affectionally talks about ser pounce a lots and when he does an actual funny joke. the rest is completely Justice. Justice has taken over Anders pretty much here and has almost sucked him out completely. Think about it. The Warden Commander gave Anders ser pounce a lot when he/she found him in the rain. Why would the wardens then turn around and force him to give the cat up? I'm pretty sure that's just an illusion he gave himself I actually wonder what actually happened to ser pounce a lot but Anders isn't really here in dragon age 2. Justice is.
@lyrareal7 жыл бұрын
fun fact: the guy voice acted for shulk in xenoblade chronicles.
@ubertuber3d3 жыл бұрын
Holy fuck the stupid horn that plays when you stab him is like something out of a low-budget movie from the 60's. The expression too, what the fuck. I didn't remember it being so comic.
@moonyollie69777 жыл бұрын
Honestly, if a group of Templars and Grey Wardens couldn't kill Anders when he first merged with Justice, a dagger won't either
@javikprothy632211 жыл бұрын
"Gaider confirmed that Anders executed by Hawke won't return" Thank god.
@Lishaaaaaaa13 жыл бұрын
Rest in pieces, Anders. *spits on* Fenris
@JohnnyC13312 жыл бұрын
@Tamwyn65 Kind of. You could see over the course of DA2 that Meredith kept pushing Orsina to the brink. When the Templars assaulted the Gallows and killed most his students, it probably caused Orsina to snap. However, he fully knew of the blood magic knowledge beforehand, from that serial killer mage who killed Leandra, and Orsina refused to destroy that knowledge so he tacitly endorsed blood magic even while sane.
@owl91312 жыл бұрын
And so ends Murder Knife's appearance in Dragon Age II. It's glad to see him still getting work one-hit killing people. After Origins, I didn't think I'd ever see him again.
@TOTTProductions12 жыл бұрын
You know shit's going down when Hawke takes out the murder knife...
@BloodRose41112 жыл бұрын
I know right? life is just not the same when your life is threatened by a huge ass dragon.
@Isewein5 жыл бұрын
Anyone had flashbacks of this while watching the Game of Thrones finale?
@cloudgirl15011 жыл бұрын
Hawke: Opinions? Fenris: Just kill him... Aveline: This is so wrong! Merrill: No, bring him with us. Varric: Fuck it, I'm out.
@Guadoria12 жыл бұрын
@GrandInquisitorOfGR That one knife is known in the fandom as the Murder Knife for a reason, y'know! Both games, if someone gets to die without using your weapons/magic, it's Murder Knife time. I swear, the last Old God will be revealed to have hidden himself in that thing, gathering power from the blood and souls of its victims...
@WolfInTime10 жыл бұрын
2:12 What kind of sound effect was that supposed to be? Did Anders just void his bowels? They really dropped the ball on that one.
@erinblue404310 жыл бұрын
to everyone who dislike the cinematic part of anders death i suggest to push Esc button is more easy in this way (o skip button for any console version)
@484bloodwolf11 жыл бұрын
hes unlocked when you accept a mission from the red iron or the smugglers. its about a dwarf in need of help.
@Quaz94411 жыл бұрын
That cheese knife is used often in game. You use it when you're supposed to kill in a cutscene.
@bonniezinck11 жыл бұрын
Literally stabbed in the back after he metaphorically stabs Hawke in the back. Ahhh cruel fate.
@MewMew81111 жыл бұрын
the creators give two explanation, one is what you said that anders had so much anger against templars that it turned justice vengeance, or because he is a grey warden, and therefor tainted, this had an effect on the spirit too, when they merged
@Blackemperess13 жыл бұрын
anders: Theres nothing you can say that I haven't already said to myself. How about 'back away from the crazy and nobody gets hurt'.
@TheTopKnite13 жыл бұрын
I was sooo excited when I found out that Anders was in DA2 because he was the best character in DA awakening, but I was VERY sad when I found out they turned him into a pussy and whinner. I miss the original Anders :(
@carnavaldemonstruos39039 жыл бұрын
I did this while in romance, despite my Hawke being a mage and siding with the mages. It was a hard choice, but I did not regret it. What Anders did was inexcusable... but he is one of the few interesting things about DA2.
@terra_the_nightingale1353 жыл бұрын
I didn’t kill him. 1.) needed my healer. 2.) I just felt so hard for him. 3.) my mage Hawke kind of agreed with him. It was basically a fuck the Templars run
@carnavaldemonstruos39033 жыл бұрын
@@terra_the_nightingale135 Wow, I had forgotten about having left this comment. I actually left it when I was very angry at Anders for hiding things from me (I can feel my anger and how betrayed I felt about him and how mad I was at DA2 in general, wow, lol). After a while, I thought about my choice, played again and undid it. Anders is actually my favorite character.
@terra_the_nightingale1353 жыл бұрын
Len Y we love character development!! Lol
@carnavaldemonstruos39033 жыл бұрын
@@terra_the_nightingale135 Hahaha, yes, I kinda went from WOW, I HATE ANDERS AND THIS HORRIBLE GAME to replaying it, looking for good Hawke/Anders fics, etc. LOL. I'm not sure how it happened but I think one tipping point was playing the Legacy and Mark of the Assassin DLCs, cos they reminded me of how much I loved Anders and cured my bitterness about feeling "betrayed", hahaha. Still, that first comment I left is so extra... probably left it the same day I finished playng DA2 for the 1st time, when I was FUMING, lol
@terra_the_nightingale1353 жыл бұрын
Len Y it’s okay we all have our moments lol. I’m still hurt over Trespasser and am doing a Dragon Age marathon where I’m playing all 3 games, and am still preparing myself to feel the hurt Solas gives me. But then I usually make myself feel better with Alistair or Cullen
@cloudgirl15012 жыл бұрын
Now thats what I like to call...*puts on shades*...a backstabber
@KatieReganuk13 жыл бұрын
His eyes in the last moment... wow, that is so terribly sad! : ( I think it would be even better if there was a little tear in there as well.
@ferdi88713 жыл бұрын
I think that trumpety sound was justice lol
@HitsugiHime13 жыл бұрын
That was sad. Considering that Hawke loved Anders. There is a bug though in the end that Varric will say that Anders still remained at her side, even though he's dead.
@XRemARx Жыл бұрын
I laughed my ass off at Fenris. My god
@JMaggot6912 жыл бұрын
"I can take blades and fire spells to the face, but a knife to the back! My only weakness!"
@ghazzy1189 жыл бұрын
So...a thought has crossed my mind. I wonder how he would've reacted if you considered keeping him alive, only to then made him Tranquil....But then again considering he's already accomplished what he's wanted to do, it would be meaningless.