Are you calling Alistair a prat? In the Alistair thread?! On Ritual Dismemberment Tuesday?!?!Addai67 wrote...
Sparing the Anvil is a completely viable "whatever it takes" choice. It makes a lot more sense than killing the Dalish or spoiling the ashes, which are just prat things to do.
So the dwarves die one way or another. At least they die fighting, and potentially winning if they can gain an upper hand, and saving the rest of the world in the process.Kryyptehk wrote...
And then the King wanted to turn everybody into golems to fight the darkspawn. I could see that if it were in the right hands (aka, NOT BRANKA) then I could see it being a good weapon against the darkspawn. But you know Branka wouldn't be satisfied with just the volunteers, so who would be the first to fall? The casteless? Maybe the merchent caste? They don't matter, as long as the dwarves have the nobles and warriors.
That is my problem. I don't know any dwarves who would use it responsibly.
I will admit to thinking that DC's Alistair is a prat.Axekix wrote...
Are you calling Alistair a prat? In the Alistair thread?! On Ritual Dismemberment Tuesday?!?!Addai67 wrote...
Sparing the Anvil is a completely viable "whatever it takes" choice. It makes a lot more sense than killing the Dalish or spoiling the ashes, which are just prat things to do.
That's blasphemous!
Addai67 wrote...
Kryyptehk wrote...
I totally am. I don't actually feel anger or anything towards her, I just refuse to believe she is a poor mother who was tricked by the ebul Loghain and apostate and that none of it is her fault. Besides Branka, nothing in this game has really angered me. But Branka....I'll personally punch somebody in the face if they say she has any sort of good point.
Branka has a good point. *ducks*
She does, though. The world would have ended had it not been for the Anvil. That was how they defeated the first Blight, which probably was before there were any Grey Wardens and before people realized the archdemon was resurrecting itself again and again. Without the golems, Thedas would have been toast. Now they are facing another Blight and Ferelden is without Grey Wardens. Sparing the Anvil is a completely viable "whatever it takes" choice. It makes a lot more sense than killing the Dalish or spoiling the ashes, which are just prat things to do.
I never said Isolde was without blame, though.
Modifié par Miri1984, 25 mai 2010 - 09:07 .
Axekix wrote...
Are you calling Alistair a prat? In the Alistair thread?! On Ritual Dismemberment Tuesday?!?!Addai67 wrote...
Sparing the Anvil is a completely viable "whatever it takes" choice. It makes a lot more sense than killing the Dalish or spoiling the ashes, which are just prat things to do.
That's blasphemous!
What is blasphemous is to suggest that the impostor in that DLC has anything to do with His Majesty.Axekix wrote...
Are you calling Alistair a prat? In the Alistair thread?! On Ritual Dismemberment Tuesday?!?!Addai67 wrote...
Sparing the Anvil is a completely viable "whatever it takes" choice. It makes a lot more sense than killing the Dalish or spoiling the ashes, which are just prat things to do.
That's blasphemous!
Kryyptehk wrote...
Herr Uhl wrote...
Her good point is that the anvil is the best chance for the dwarves to actually becoming able to fight an offensive war. Yes, Bhelen reclaims a few Thaigs, but the Deep Roads are all over Thedas, and they're fighting an enemy that corrupts all food and doesn't need to eat. Having soldiers that neither eat, sleep nor can be corrupted and is about as strong as 10 dwarves is a huge advantage.
Remember that Bhelen also reclaims the Thaigs as the near vicinity of Orzammar has been drained of darkspawn by them going to the surface.
See my previous post.
Modifié par Herr Uhl, 25 mai 2010 - 09:09 .
cmessaz wrote...
I will admit to thinking that DC's Alistair is a prat.Axekix wrote...
Are you calling Alistair a prat? In the Alistair thread?! On Ritual Dismemberment Tuesday?!?!Addai67 wrote...
Sparing the Anvil is a completely viable "whatever it takes" choice. It makes a lot more sense than killing the Dalish or spoiling the ashes, which are just prat things to do.
That's blasphemous!
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Good point about it being moot. If you spare the Anvil (you can spare Branka and still make her destroy the Anvil, BTW- she then kills herself), you only get golems. They're pretty tough, though.Miri1984 wrote...
Its moot anyway - they end up making a new golem without the anvil - the bag of nasties has been opened again. Still, it would make more sense to have the golems for the final battle.
BTW if you side with Branka do you get golems AND dwarves? It's not an either/or thing like with the Dalish is it?
The fact that I've contributed to this gives me no small amount of discomfort. Alistar's taking over <_<AwesomeEffect2 wrote...
Damn, you guys are going to beat the Zevran thread already O.O
Axekix wrote...
The fact that I've contributed to this gives me no small amount of discomfort. Alistar's taking over <_<AwesomeEffect2 wrote...
Damn, you guys are going to beat the Zevran thread already O.O
It's not a competition. IAwesomeEffect2 wrote...
Damn, you guys are going to beat the Zevran thread already O.O
Zevran mightily and also Team Zevran, who provided us with the Alicorn, ZDF and various other morsels of goodness.
Modifié par Addai67, 25 mai 2010 - 09:21 .
Well, I do love Moobistair.yukidama wrote...
Axekix wrote...
The fact that I've contributed to this gives me no small amount of discomfort. Alistar's taking over <_<AwesomeEffect2 wrote...
Damn, you guys are going to beat the Zevran thread already O.O
You love it, don't lie.
Addai67 wrote...
Good point about it being moot. If you spare the Anvil (you can spare Branka and still make her destroy the Anvil, BTW- she then kills herself), you only get golems. They're pretty tough, though.Miri1984 wrote...
Its moot anyway - they end up making a new golem without the anvil - the bag of nasties has been opened again. Still, it would make more sense to have the golems for the final battle.
BTW if you side with Branka do you get golems AND dwarves? It's not an either/or thing like with the Dalish is it?
How?Addai67 wrote...
Good point about it being moot. If you spare the Anvil (you can spare Branka and still make her destroy the Anvil, BTW- she then kills herself), you only get golems. They're pretty tough, though.Miri1984 wrote...
Its moot anyway - they end up making a new golem without the anvil - the bag of nasties has been opened again. Still, it would make more sense to have the golems for the final battle.
BTW if you side with Branka do you get golems AND dwarves? It's not an either/or thing like with the Dalish is it?
Axekix wrote...
Well, I do love Moobistair.yukidama wrote...
Axekix wrote...
The fact that I've contributed to this gives me no small amount of discomfort. Alistar's taking over <_<AwesomeEffect2 wrote...
Damn, you guys are going to beat the Zevran thread already O.O
You love it, don't lie.
Axekix wrote...
Well, I do love Moobistair.yukidama wrote...
Axekix wrote...
The fact that I've contributed to this gives me no small amount of discomfort. Alistar's taking over <_<AwesomeEffect2 wrote...
Damn, you guys are going to beat the Zevran thread already O.O
You love it, don't lie.
Wait, what? I must have missed that. I thought you only got golems. But I rarely use all my armies.KnightofPhoenix wrote...
You get both the golems and the dwarves if you spare the anvil. If you don't, you only get dwarves.
Herr Uhl wrote...
Kryyptehk wrote...
Herr Uhl wrote...
Her good point is that the anvil is the best chance for the dwarves to actually becoming able to fight an offensive war. Yes, Bhelen reclaims a few Thaigs, but the Deep Roads are all over Thedas, and they're fighting an enemy that corrupts all food and doesn't need to eat. Having soldiers that neither eat, sleep nor can be corrupted and is about as strong as 10 dwarves is a huge advantage.
Remember that Bhelen also reclaims the Thaigs as the near vicinity of Orzammar has been drained of darkspawn by them going to the surface.
See my previous post.
So, Branka becoming bonkers makes all of that faulty?
Her reasoning is that it is a good weapon, which I agree with. I do not agree with her being the best one to use it.
Edit: Not only a good weapon, I see it as necessary. But then again, I see the dwarven situation as worse than most do.
Modifié par Kryyptehk, 25 mai 2010 - 09:16 .
Yup, you get golems on top of what you already have.Addai67 wrote...
Wait, what? I must have missed that. I thought you only got golems. But I rarely use all my armies.KnightofPhoenix wrote...
You get both the golems and the dwarves if you spare the anvil. If you don't, you only get dwarves.
Not officially. We should come up with one!Herr Uhl wrote...
And the one with the Caramel pudding (does it have a title?).
What a cruel thing to say to a child!yukidama wrote...
You can have him back, he's annoying.
Axekix wrote...
Not officially. We should come up with one!Herr Uhl wrote...
And the one with the Caramel pudding (does it have a title?).What a cruel thing to say to a child!yukidama wrote...
You can have him back, he's annoying.
Addai67 wrote...
Wait, what? I must have missed that. I thought you only got golems. But I rarely use all my armies.KnightofPhoenix wrote...
You get both the golems and the dwarves if you spare the anvil. If you don't, you only get dwarves.
Hahaha Flanistair! That's good!yukidama wrote...
Axekix wrote...
Not officially. We should come up with one!Herr Uhl wrote...
And the one with the Caramel pudding (does it have a title?).What a cruel thing to say to a child!yukidama wrote...
You can have him back, he's annoying.
I like calling it Flanistair. I personally find flan disgusting, so it fits :x
I am too young for kids! I want to live my life!!!1 *dramatic flourish of immaturity*
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