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[SurelyForth]

For KoP:

[Sarah1281]

Addai67 wrote...

Giggles_Manically wrote...

All my wardens are not doing anything real important anyway so most of them would show up.

Although my Dalish would say:
"SERIOUSLY I JUST CLEANED THIS PLACE UP!! CAN WE KEEP IT CLEAN FOR 10 MINUTES!"

Heh.

I could see it going both ways, and Zyanic I think your scenario is a good one- in fact, so good that it's probably not going to come true (that is me being pessimistic about anything DA-related).  They'll always give a default option for a new PC like they did with Awakening, if someone doesn't want to carry forward.  You would just have to live with the world looking differently than it might have in your canon DAO.

As long as they don't announce that you're dead like they did for Awakening.

Edit: And implemented it so that the game DIDN'T make more sense for you to be a random Orlesian no one cared about.

Modifié par Sarah1281, 01 août 2010 - 07:02 .

[Addai]

Sandtigress wrote...

SurelyForth wrote...

Alistair's nightmare?



Or Morrigan's dream?

Morrigan: I guess two out of three tis not bad.

One of them is an imposter! 

He's SYLAR!

[Addai]

Sarah1281 wrote...

Addai67 wrote...

Giggles_Manically wrote...

All my wardens are not doing anything real important anyway so most of them would show up.

Although my Dalish would say:
"SERIOUSLY I JUST CLEANED THIS PLACE UP!! CAN WE KEEP IT CLEAN FOR 10 MINUTES!"

Heh.

I could see it going both ways, and Zyanic I think your scenario is a good one- in fact, so good that it's probably not going to come true (that is me being pessimistic about anything DA-related).  They'll always give a default option for a new PC like they did with Awakening, if someone doesn't want to carry forward.  You would just have to live with the world looking differently than it might have in your canon DAO.

As long as they don't announce that you're dead like they did for Awakening.

Edit: And implemented it so that the game DIDN'T make more sense for you to be a random Orlesian no one cared about.

Oh, they did that??  I haven't played an Orlesian yet- who would want to be a stinking, dirty.. nvm :innocent:- but I had always heard people saying Awakening seemed to make more sense if you played it that way vs. a carryover from Origins.

[KnightofPhoenix]

SurelyForth wrote...

For KoP:

Wow..just wow

So sweet of you to repost them, thank you so much
And you have amazing screenshot skills! Morrigan is naturally beautiful but your skills amplify that a lot. 

[SurelyForth]

Addai67 wrote...

Sandtigress wrote...

SurelyForth wrote...

Alistair's nightmare?

Or Morrigan's dream?

Morrigan: I guess two out of three tis not bad.

One of them is an imposter! 

He's SYLAR!

Is that why he's staring at Real Ron's head so intently? 

[KnightofPhoenix]

Addai67 wrote...
Oh, they did that??  I haven't played an Orlesian yet- who would want to be a stinking, dirty.. nvm :innocent:

I hope you meant Orlesians and not a real life nationality.
On ne devra pas insulter d'autres peuples

Modifié par KnightofPhoenix, 01 août 2010 - 07:09 .

[Sarah1281]

Addai67 wrote...

Sarah1281 wrote...

Addai67 wrote...

Giggles_Manically wrote...

All my wardens are not doing anything real important anyway so most of them would show up.

Although my Dalish would say:
"SERIOUSLY I JUST CLEANED THIS PLACE UP!! CAN WE KEEP IT CLEAN FOR 10 MINUTES!"

Heh.

I could see it going both ways, and Zyanic I think your scenario is a good one- in fact, so good that it's probably not going to come true (that is me being pessimistic about anything DA-related).  They'll always give a default option for a new PC like they did with Awakening, if someone doesn't want to carry forward.  You would just have to live with the world looking differently than it might have in your canon DAO.

As long as they don't announce that you're dead like they did for Awakening.

Edit: And implemented it so that the game DIDN'T make more sense for you to be a random Orlesian no one cared about.

Oh, they did that??  I haven't played an Orlesian yet- who would want to be a stinking, dirty.. nvm :innocent:- but I had always heard people saying Awakening seemed to make more sense if you played it that way vs. a carryover from Origins.

The reason it makes more sense is because it's barely acknowledged if you're the Hero of Ferelden or Orlesian but people never seem to know who you are (the inkeeper in Amaranthine can't believe Kristoff's commander is an elf or a dwarf even if you just saved them which is a WTF moment that makes perfect sense as an Orlesian) and so the lack of any sort of continuity or recognition makes it easier to justify as an Orlesian who just arrived in the country.

[Zjarcal]

errant_knight wrote...

"...and with the DA:O fans who are fine with a voiced character--about 50 % if statistics hold true outside the forums--..."

Those statistics won't hold true outside the forums. The people who post on forums are the vocal and passionate fans. They are the ones more likely to be upset about a major change like the voiced PC.

People outside of forums are much less likely to care about that.

About the voiced PC, I don't mind it at all, although I admit it will be weird to create two different ladyhawkes that have the same voice...

[errant_knight]

Zjarcal wrote...

errant_knight wrote...

"...and with the DA:O fans who are fine with a voiced character--about 50 % if statistics hold true outside the forums--..."

Those statistics won't hold true outside the forums. The people who post on forums are the vocal and passionate fans. They are the ones more likely to be upset about a major change like the voiced PC.

People outside of forums are much less likely to care about that.

About the voiced PC, I don't mind it at all, although I admit it will be weird to create two different ladyhawkes that have the same voice...

For me, it often makes a game virtually unplayable, although it's not a gamebreaker like the dialogue wheel. I may or may not be able to get past those things for the sake of the story.

[sabreene]

Yaaawwnnn... I'm awake, I'm awake. Hey, this page is all Morrigan and Ron ! I have to fix that asap.

[sabreene]

And also, just because. Sunday is skirt day.

[errant_knight]

Good point. I'll help! (Boy, I have to get back to playing soon, all I have is recycled....)
And sunday is NOT skirt day....

Modifié par errant_knight, 01 août 2010 - 08:49 .

[sabreene]

Addai67 wrote...

sabreene wrote...

I would lick the screen, but he's got blood on him.  BTW what is your PC wearing back there??

That's from the Mord Sith armor, it's the Kahlan outfit. If you're talking about my redheaded archer, that is

It's here:

www.dragonagenexus.com/downloads/file.php

[Zeleen]

sabreene wrote...

And also, just because. Sunday is skirt day.

how do you get the "skirt" in the top pic? do you have to buy a robe?

[Gilsa]

yukidama wrote...

To be honest, I don't really want to continue any of my Wardens either. Even those that I really love. I have Grey Warden endings and I have Queens of Ferelden and I have those that went traveling. I don't really *need* any continuity, especially for those who chose to remove themselves from the Warden lifestyle, it just does not make sense for them to continue serving as a Warden when they chose to do something else with their life. So I'd rather just not have anything than be forced to throw my PC back into a role they willingly gave up/want no part of/care nothing about.

There's only one warden that I'd like to keep going with, but her story is pretty much done if they're not going to develop anything more for origins (other than DLCs). Mainly I want the writers to stop with the "for a time" crap and not make it sound like there's more to come, that their story is not over yet. Just make the ending cards sound more final. Something like "Alistair was a good ruler, the companions went their own ways, the warden (insert choice of boon) and prospered." End there without adding "for a time, who knows what's coming next, stay tuned folks! dot dot dot ..." False hope is false.

[errant_knight]

Wow! Does willpower ever make a difference to a templar! My PC, who is also a templar, is wearing some armor I made for Alistair that boosts willpower. With that, plus some items that she has, her willpower is 32, probably the highest I've ever had. Also, since this is a very old gamesave, from before I knew how useful willpower is in a number of ways, Alistair's is only about 19, much lower than I keep it now. Alistair got hit by a horror spell, so the PC used smite on the demon that did it, and knocked the whole group that was attacking him across the room. Impressive! From not on, will power is getting much higher.

Here's where the desire demon got him:



I didn't get a picture of the smite, because I was all amazed by the flying dead people. Here's where they landed. The guy still standing was in the same place, that far away, when the smite hit the demon, and he was stunned.



Here's where they were....



Here's where they ended up. You'll notice that there's another ghost by the door that was unaffected:



Cool, huh?

Modifié par errant_knight, 01 août 2010 - 11:50 .

[errant_knight]

And a couple of gratuitous action hero shots of my PC and Alistair:

[sylvanaerie]

errant_knight wrote...

Wow! Does willpower ever make a difference to a templar! My PC, who is also a templar, is wearing some armor I made for Alistair that boosts willpower. With that, plus some items that she has, her willpower is 32, probably the highest I've ever had. Also, since this is a very old gamesave, from before I knew how useful willpower is in a number of ways, Alistair's is only about 19, much lower than I keep it now. Alistair got hit by a horror spell, so the PC used smite on the demon that did it, and knocked the whole group that was attacking him across the room. Impressive! From not on, will power is getting much higher.

Here's where the desire demon got him:



I didn't get a picture of the smite, because I was all amazed by the flying dead people. Here's where they landed. The guy still standing was in the same place, that far away, when the smite hit the demon, and he was stunned.



Here's where they were....



Here's where they ended up. You'll notice that there's another ghost by the door that was unaffected:



Cool, huh?

Where was this? Is this a fan created adventure mod?

[Addai]

Hmm, an iiiinteresting Landsmeet for Idun.  I think I'll incorporate some of it into the story.  It's good when you get surprises.


I've had Alistair wielding dual axe and, even though the war axes in the game are less than awe-inspiring, it's still <3.





I suck at action shots.  Just pretend they're as awesome as SurelyForth's.


Also, the trials of having a mage girlfriend extend beyond getting your arse hairs singed.  This is Idun executing a Paralysis Explosion that rooted the whole party nicely in place for Devera's archers to get some target practice on them.  How convenient for them.  <_<

Modifié par Addai67, 02 août 2010 - 12:22 .

[mellifera]

sabreene wrote...

And also, just because. Sunday is skirt day.

Every day should be skirt day. Haters gonna hate

[errant_knight]

Okay, if that's the way you want to go....

Modifié par errant_knight, 02 août 2010 - 12:55 .

[errant_knight]

Double Post

Modifié par errant_knight, 02 août 2010 - 12:59 .

[errant_knight]

sylvanaerie wrote...

errant_knight wrote...

Wow! Does willpower ever make a difference to a templar! My PC, who is also a templar, is wearing some armor I made for Alistair that boosts willpower. With that, plus some items that she has, her willpower is 32, probably the highest I've ever had. Also, since this is a very old gamesave, from before I knew how useful willpower is in a number of ways, Alistair's is only about 19, much lower than I keep it now. Alistair got hit by a horror spell, so the PC used smite on the demon that did it, and knocked the whole group that was attacking him across the room. Impressive! From not on, will power is getting much higher.
[,,,]
I didn't get a picture of the smite, because I was all amazed by the flying dead people. Here's where they landed. The guy still standing was in the same place, that far away, when the smite hit the demon, and he was stunned.



Here's where they were....



[...] Cool, huh?

Where was this? Is this a fan created adventure mod?

Yes, It's 'King Calenhad's Tomb', and excellent mid level dungeon.
http://www.dragonage...ile.php?id=1254
It was impossible--and I do mean impossible--at level nine, but a bit too easy at level 22 with a dedicated healer. I'm guessing that the mid-teens is about right.

Modifié par errant_knight, 02 août 2010 - 01:09 .

[errant_knight]

Addai67 wrote...


[...] the trials of having a mage girlfriend extend beyond getting your arse hairs singed.  This is Idun executing a Paralysis Explosion that rooted the whole party nicely in place for Devera's archers to get some target practice on them.  How convenient for them.  <_<

LOL!! Oh noez!! Bet the rest of the party had a thing or two to say about that!



Top of the page, it seems....

Modifié par errant_knight, 02 août 2010 - 01:07 .