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[Costin_Razvan]

He is okay. He doesn't accept a situation just because the odds seem bad, he stands and fight, even against the odds. Something I can respect greatly.



He is Alistair with the humor but - the whole stupid childish act thing.

[Patriciachr34]

I truly enjoy the Anders character. He has a roguish and humorous personality, but also shows a thinking responsible side. The Wynne conversation was very telling in that you saw that he values freedom, but knows that this freedom needs to be obtained with slow change. I think this comes from his experiences of being hunted. He may be able to accept the lifestyle for himself, but certainly does not want to impose it on those around him.

[rak72]

SurelyForth wrote...

Addai67 wrote...


Nathaniel and Sigrun are my favorites, however.  I might find Anders more appealing if I'd made him an arcane warrior so he doesn't have to wear the ridiculous mage robes.

I don't know, I think Anders can totally rock the Keeper Robes and the Architect's Robes. Also, the Thane helmet.

Thats Hot

[Addai]

Patriciachr34 wrote...

He may be able to accept the lifestyle for himself, but certainly does not want to impose it on those around him.

You don't find that hypocritical?

Modifié par Addai67, 30 mars 2010 - 04:52 .

[Patriciachr34]

Addai67 wrote...

Patriciachr34 wrote...

He may be able to accept the lifestyle for himself, but certainly does not want to impose it on those around him.

You don't find that hypocritical?

No.  I don't.  I find this to be very selfless.  He's willing to allow himself to be hunted and possible killed by the templars to secure his freedom, but he does not want to impose the rigors of his choice on others.  He understands that change must happen over time.  He simply does not wish to wait for this change to secure his own freedom.  He is sensible, but impatient.

[Shoko86]

Love Anders. He is the love child of Alistair + Morrigan.... not really but you know what I mean.

[Addai]

rak72 wrote...

Thats Hot

Doesn't it seem like DA:A has continued the tradition of giving female players a lawt to drool over, while the male PCs sort of get dissed?  I felt like male players got the short end in the Origins romances, too.  Morrigan disappears, in order to be consort you have to be Anora's doormat.  Not that I'm complaining...

Keep on doing what you do, Bioware!

Modifié par Addai67, 30 mars 2010 - 05:00 .

[rak72]

Addai67 wrote...

rak72 wrote...

Thats Hot

Doesn't it seem like DA:A has continued the tradition of giving female players a lawt to drool over, while the male PCs sort of get dissed?  I felt like male players got the short end in the Origins romances, too.  Morrigan disappears, in order to be consort you have to be Anora's doormat.  Not that I'm complaining...

Keep on doing what you do, Bioware!

Very true about the Guy's romances - you get the choice of the complete and utter ****, or the crazy preachy chick with the annoying voice.  I'm trying to finish up my guy Cousland, but I'm just going to keep him single.  The funny part is that they both think they're his woman, and the conversations fierce.  Can't wait to tell Mo to get another blanket when she tells him its cold in her tent.  I'd like to see Mo and CrazyMage fight over him.

[Chasseresse]

Haha I always put Al in the Thane Helmet when we pick it up in the wilds. It never fails to amuse me seeing him running around with horns.

[Cuddlezarro]

Addai67 wrote...

rak72 wrote...

Thats Hot

Doesn't it seem like DA:A has continued the tradition of giving female players a lawt to drool over, while the male PCs sort of get dissed?  I felt like male players got the short end in the Origins romances, too.  Morrigan disappears, in order to be consort you have to be Anora's doormat.  Not that I'm complaining...

Keep on doing what you do, Bioware!

hey not every male PC got dissed I very much enjoyed the man candy the game had

granted marrying Anora sucks(except Loghains Heir conversation in awakenings) but oh wells its not like you can become Queen by yourself either and not every one is lovey dovey over Alistair

[rak72]

Eli-da-Mage wrote...

Anora's Doormat? You realise you are a gw who saved the world and will smash her head with a maul if she so much as breathes an order at you?

Male players(well im not gay or bi so this only goes so far) got the short end of the stick with a crazy lady, a sociopath and a bi-assassin. I didn't feel they got so much of a short stick in Awakening. I liked Velanna and Sigrun (except the height). I need to pick my words better when refering to males and females in a game and using the word "stick"

Saddly, I think my male Cousland would still be rockin the single life in Awakenings.  Again its the choice between the sociopath or the goofy chick.  I read a post somewhere that said the best match for his male Cousland would be his female Cousland - I think thats true with me too (as creepy as that sounds)

[Addai]

Eli-da-Mage wrote...

Anora's Doormat? You realise you are a gw who saved the world and will smash her head with a maul if she so much as breathes an order at you?

Oh, you like to tell yourself this, sure. 

[Cuddlezarro]

Addai67 wrote...

Eli-da-Mage wrote...

Anora's Doormat? You realise you are a gw who saved the world and will smash her head with a maul if she so much as breathes an order at you?

Oh, you like to tell yourself this, sure. 

atleast we get to make our feeling known to her in awakenings unlike the alistair political marrige where you two are pretty much shagging even if you  was never in a romance in Alistair and never romanced him at all

(oh and LOL Loghain cameo if you marry her)

oh and gogo hot antivan assassins shame he ran off to antiva to deal with those pesky crows trying to murder him again in awakenings but oh wells the opening still easily led into me reuiniting with him

Modifié par Cuddlezarro, 30 mars 2010 - 05:36 .

[Sarah1281]

Anora's Doormat? You realise you are a gw who saved the world and will smash her head with a maul if she so much as breathes an order at you?

Oh, you like to tell yourself this, sure.

That could probably work and if she won't even try to have an heir to prevent another succession issue after you both die (unless Fergus has some spare children) it could even be called good for Ferelden. Just put up with her long enough that it won't look like you just married her to get the throne and rule by yourself, make it look natural or like an accident, and then if Alistair's dead or exiled who ELSE would they have ruling them? Although you'd better hope Loghain's still in Orlais or the throne might have to Fergus 30 years early...

[Nerdage]

brain_damage wrote...

Love him. And love Sir Pounce-a-lot. If you don't love the cute widdle kittie you have no heart.

I stamp on widdle kitties!
Maybe it's because I never really engaged with him but I didn't like him. I still did his quest and protected him from the templars but I'm a hopeless cirle mage, and when he said he hates the first enchanter I took an instant dislike to him.

[Addai]

nerdage wrote...
I'm a hopeless cirle mage, and when he said he hates the first enchanter I took an instant dislike to him.

I'm so sorry for you.    My blood mage, OTOH, enjoys corrupting Anders for the sake of killing more darkspawn.  I wish they had more dialogue about the fact that she made him a blood mage.  He comments on the irony of it, at least.  If the templars are going to kill you for something anyway, you might as well get your money's worth for the trouble.

[Phonantiphon]

I think he's great actually - as a bit of a joker he's much more balanced than Alistair, who just came across as an idiot and a bit uselss. Anders is useful and funny.

[Liz_1213]

I love Anders - he's witty and kicks ass in fights, plus I could flirt with him a bit in a conversation. Made the absence of Alistair a bit easier. The fact that Anders is also a cat person made him perfect for me. Any guy who loves cats has a given place in my heart.

[goofygoff]

Love him. He didn't remind me of Alistair as much as I thought he would, which actually helped.

[AliceTheGiraffe]

I adore his voice and the way he makes little comments. He's awesome, I like him. I hope he will be a romance option for the next game.



And yes, sometimes he can get a little annoying, but at the end of the day, he's WAY better than Velanna (next time I play Awakening, she is NOT joining the wardens.)

[Crixt]

Love, unquestionably.

[pudi0072000]

Andraste's knicker weasel's! How can you not love the man? Him and Oghren had several conversations that had me in stitches. Plus he's an all around good guy - funny, kind, reasonable, and a little wild. He and my mage have the same views on the Chantry/Circle thing, so he's become my new permanent companion. Anders and Ser Pounce!

[Ildaron]

Patriciachr34 wrote...

Addai67 wrote...

Patriciachr34 wrote...

He may be able to accept the lifestyle for himself, but certainly does not want to impose it on those around him.

You don't find that hypocritical?

No.  I don't.  I find this to be very selfless.  He's willing to allow himself to be hunted and possible killed by the templars to secure his freedom, but he does not want to impose the rigors of his choice on others.  He understands that change must happen over time.  He simply does not wish to wait for this change to secure his own freedom.  He is sensible, but impatient.

Selfless would be him putting others desires before his own. In this case it would be him having kept his little butt within the tower, working for the slow change in the system to allow mages as a whole to gain their freedom. All his escape attempts provides cannon fodder to increase and tighten their watch on mages.  It is no diffrent then Wynn doing her best to live her entire life away from the circle, but speaking of the need to keep everyone else who isn't her close to the circle.

That said I like my selfish friend. He was funny and smart!