soignee wrote...
Herr Uhl wrote...
soignee wrote...
I imagine Lands Meet like this and it's GLORIOUS. GLLLLLLLLORIOUSSSSSSS.
DAMN YOU POIROT. HOW DID YOU KNOW?
We have evil-voice Alastair and evil-voice Anora. Oh, the possibilities.
*ponders writing a landsmeet where Loghain squares off against Poirot*
doooooooooo eeeeeeeet
Gilsa wrote...
@tmp -- Thanks for looking it up. Making out with a dwarf male is like making out with a body builder. *wiggle eyebrows* GA-ROW.
I do. I have saves right before I talk to Anora about marrying hardened Alistair, right before I tell Eamon to start Landsmeet, and right before I walk in through the Landsmeet doors (after I kill Caulthern). It depends on how far back you want to start.Herr Uhl wrote...
Does anyone have a save prior to the landsmeet with Anora set up to marry hardened Alastair?
Modifié par Gilsa, 08 mai 2010 - 02:05 .
Modifié par Sarah1281, 08 mai 2010 - 02:29 .
Gilsa wrote...
I do. I have saves right before I talk to Anora about marrying hardened Alistair, right before I tell Eamon to start Landsmeet, and right before I walk in through the Landsmeet doors (after I kill Caulthern). It depends on how far back you want to start.
I am a n00b in what files you'd like sent though. In a save folder, I can see .das, .das.met, .dds, and XML document files. Would you need the whole folder or just one of these files in the folder?
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Gilsa wrote...
OK, working on it now. Will zip it up and PM you the link.
Why not? I just bought some more brain bleach.Looking like your mother is just creepy though. Would you like more sex pictures?
That's a silly question; I'm obviously stalking her.Nice. Btw, how does Sarah know what your aunt looks like?
Sexual reasons or plotting violent acts?Sarah1281 wrote...
That's a silly question; I'm obviously stalking her.Nice. Btw, how does Sarah know what your aunt looks like?
Modifié par Herr Uhl, 08 mai 2010 - 02:37 .
I may have already said too much...Herr Uhl wrote...
Sexual reasons or plotting violent acts?Sarah1281 wrote...
That's a silly question; I'm obviously stalking her.Nice. Btw, how does Sarah know what your aunt looks like?
I've managed to play at least the first half (going into the Deep Roads, dealing with the scout's BS, and getting framed for fratricide just aren't as much fun) of the DN origin at least a dozen times and it took me four freaking hours to get through the Dalish one. And that's the short Origin! It's just...not compelling. And when there was the option to patronize the new guy...I've seen the Alienages. That he ran away to the mythical Dalish tooks guts and life there is horrible. When my character and the one who was teaching him to use a bow were talking down to him I wanted to punch them. Ditto for the pretentious story-teller passing along his bitterness to the next generation. The only character I actually liked was the one who was willing to defy the Keeper to help you find Tamlen. And your mother figure! If you don't persuade her to tell you about your parents she'll let you leave potentially forever without ever mentioning it? The hell, Origin?!?!Gilsa wrote...
That's the last origin I've yet to finish. I'd like to at least see Tamlen again at camp so I'll get around to it eventually.
There are also fish down there, as seen in Cadash Thaig (where the Darkspawn seem to catch them for food).Skadi_the_Evil_Elf wrote...
KnightofPhoenix wrote...
*Ponders*, what did the Dwarves use as a method of transportation between thaigs? Brontos? It seems that the concept of chariots is not alien to them (according to Oghren), so maybe that's what they used.
And it's very curious. The first step in human development is agriculture and being settled. Agriculture is an impossibility undergroud, so what was the first step in Dwarven development? If the human experience is to be applied to the Dwarves, then a hunter / gatherer society (which is all the Dwarves could be without farming) doesn't really evolve much. So how did the Dwarves become developped? Hmmm, interesting. I want to know about Dwarven cuisine *keeps pondering*
Underground is teeming with life. Just not life that surface dwellers would find appealing to eat. But there are plenty of things to cultivate and eat: nugs, fungus, mosses, algaes, lichen, deep stalkers, insects, ect. We see no dwarven "farmers" caste, but I'd imagine that cultivating these things probably falls into the duties of one of the castes, perhaps servant or merchant.
Remeber Jarvia's hideo-out? And one of the tunnels lead to onme that had deep stalkers, nugs, and brontos corraled like pigs or goats. I'd imagine different places have such enclaves.
Either he's an idiot or those were tainted fish.Radahldo wrote...
Well, wasnt Ruck right next to that river? If the streams easily provided sustenance, why would he resort to eating Darkspawn?
Probably because of this:Radahldo wrote...
Well, wasnt Ruck right next to that river? If the streams easily provided sustenance, why would he resort to eating Darkspawn?
Gilsa wrote...
That's the last origin I've yet to finish. I'd like to at least see Tamlen again at camp so I'll get around to it eventually.
Modifié par soignee, 08 mai 2010 - 09:42 .
For me it goes, dwarves, more dwarves, mages, city elves, Dalish, Orlesians, Couslands.It honestly goes Dwarves > Dalish > THE REST > Cousland for me <.<
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