Herr Uhl wrote...
Costin_Razvan wrote...
yeah I'm just going to play this for the lulz, I can switch my mind off from my "canon" pretty well so....
And that makes the difference between obsessing over a video game character, and just RP-ing.
Remember that her PC talks to her.
That made me lulz.
Modifié par Costin_Razvan, 18 mai 2010 - 07:54 .
He probably didn't spare Howe just to be merciful (I mean, werewolves and Templars? How is that merciful?) but because he needed a powerful ally like that if Eamon's in a coma and he possibly never encountered Anora. He may not know the full extent of Howe's crimes (neither do we for that matter), if Anora never mentions the slavery he might not know and if he found out from Howe he'd spin it so it was Loghain's doing alone, the Cousland massacre would never come up, if Alistair never goes to the dungeon he doesn't find out about the torutre...really, Alistair could not have any idea just what a monster he is.thesuperdarkone wrote...
Im going to feel bad about killing Gorim (he's the reason my dwarf noble is so rich) but the fact that alistair spared howe makes me feel less terrible about killing him, even if my HNM befriended Nathaniel, but sparing Howe after all he has done just crosses the line.
Fangirls will be fangirls, trust me I have seen how serious they can get.
That's the thing, though: it's hard to tell sometimes if they actually mean it or, more likely, if they're just exaggerating for effect which can be a lot of fun.Costin_Razvan wrote...
Fangirls will be fangirls, trust me I have seen how serious they can get.
And that is the thing that disturbs me. Some people call it sane for them to be like that. I disagree completely!
(in fact, I have a save just before fighting Howe with my HNM just so I can own Howe again and again)
That's the thing, though: it's hard to tell sometimes if they actually mean it or, more likely, if they're just exaggerating for effect which can be a lot of fun.
Modifié par Costin_Razvan, 18 mai 2010 - 07:58 .
Costin_Razvan wrote...
That's the thing, though: it's hard to tell sometimes if they actually mean it or, more likely, if they're just exaggerating for effect which can be a lot of fun.
Ever been to a concert with a highly popular band? Woman like those exist in real life, that do mean it.
Sarah1281 wrote...
Getting invested is fun. I'm well-aware they aren't real people and so if bad things happen to them I'm only a little sad and nothing like if something much less severe happened to someone in real life but hyperbolic statements can just add to the RP experience. What's the point if you're like 'I'm playing such-and-such but I must always remember that I don't really care because it's not actually real'? I can get into all of my characters, though my favorite, of course, is my DN.
Did Morrigan offer the dark ritual to Alistair in the DC?thesuperdarkone wrote...
@Gilsa: funny thing about that, my pragmatic mage managed to make nearly the same choices (except I spared the mages because what mage would kill the mages, and I put harrowmont on the throne just for the trophy) but despite making those choices, I still managed to beat the game without a problem. Just goes to show that Alistair can't win anything without our bada** characters there to guide him.
I'm not sure how it would be. Alistair or Loghain are both basically just backing the PC up and clearly without them everyone is screwed. It does make me really glad Alistair finds a better advisort then, say, Morrigan since he makes such crappy decisions. He won't even listen to his LI Leliana when she tells him to stop being such an **** with the treaties?It's going to be a massive blow against those who don't spare Loghain in arguments though.
I'm not sure how it would be.
Modifié par Costin_Razvan, 18 mai 2010 - 08:05 .
I looked it over and it seems like they're just saying Alistair has just as much reason (justified or not) to want Loghain dead as he does in Origins but apart from knowing Howe is the second-in-command who may have been involved but IS valuable, Alistair could have easily avoided seeing anythign to prove Howe is a monster. If he feels Howe wasn't involved then he's being naive and if he feels Loghain was ultimately the one to carry out whatever suggestions Howe made then he's partially right and could easily decide to look into Howe's involvement once they survive the Blight.'Tis one of the reasons Knight had a nerd rage in the Alistair thread, I suspect. ( Because Ali fangirls are just IGNORING that he sides with Howe )
Modifié par Costin_Razvan, 18 mai 2010 - 08:23 .
Ce sujet est fermé
Retour en haut