Kryyptehk wrote...
KnightofPhoenix wrote...
I find it funny that they made Alistair decide the choices that the majority consider "bad" (I don't, but I don't see how he would do it). Is this supposed to teach us a lesson or something?
Ok, I will officially ask for all of your signatures in a collective and united declaration that all content in this DLC will not be considered at all worthwhile and is purely irrelevent. That means that I will not consider Alistair sparing Howe and slaughtering the Dalish and other decisions, nor will I consider that Alsitair secretly loves Leliana. In reciprocation, you people will not question Morrigan's invincibility and immortality, nor will you assume that she made Alistair's choices, as they evidently led to distaster.
I will be the first to sign. ~KoP~
Those are some pretty strict quidelines. And it seems pretty one sided. You won't get my signature until negotiations are done.

Ok.
-I will not consider Alsitair to be an extremily inefficient leader, thus a very poor king (see my Monarchic future thread, where I actually say making Alsitair king to be a not bad choice).
- I will not think that Alistair is a fool of a hypocrit. Who whines when we kill either Isolde or Connor, while he has no problems doing it.
- I will not think that Alistair massacred the Dalish, including Children.
- I will not think that Alistair spared Howe.
- I will not think that Alistair has very poor micromanagement skills (didn't even bother to make Leliana dress up properly for battle).
- I will not think that alistair whinign about Eamon is anotehr hypocritical rant, as he doesn't bother doing anything for him.
- I will not think that Alistair is either: A - a coward for not expressing his love for Leliana when the PC is a male.
B- That Alsitair is actually thinking about Leliana when he is doing it with your PC.
Good enough? Or still one sided?