Modifié par Amethyst Willow, 13 juillet 2010 - 04:36 .
Former party member can hate you in Awakenings..?
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Posté 13 juillet 2010 - 04:35
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Posté 13 juillet 2010 - 04:40
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Posté 13 juillet 2010 - 04:40
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Posté 13 juillet 2010 - 04:45
The only thing I could think of was siding with the Templars in Origins, but then Wynne leaves your party if you do that.
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Posté 13 juillet 2010 - 04:50
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Posté 13 juillet 2010 - 04:54
dragonlips69 wrote...
Haha, that line is HILARIOUS! "Oh, it's you...You've a funny way of turning up where you're not wanted. Like a bad rash!" Wynne will indeed say this to you in Awakening if you had defiled the ashes in the previous game, but not in her presence of course.(followed by her confronting you in camp and then leaving the party for good)I actually defiled the ashes dead last, right before heading to Redcliff post Landsmeet as to avoid her leaving me, but much to my dismay she was still able to confront me in my epilogue save...
But like I said in my last post, she didn't defile the ashes. If that's supposed to be the only way she'll say that to you, it has to be a glitch then.
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Posté 13 juillet 2010 - 09:19
Amethyst Willow wrote...
We're just wondering why Wynne hates her character - she's playing with a female mage, and she sided with the mages in the Circle Tower quest in Origins.
Well? Which is it? Did she side with the mages or did she side with the Templars?Amethyst Willow wrote...
No, she didn't defile the Ashes... in fact I don't think she did anything evil in Origins at all. Wynne had a high approval rating with her too.
The only thing I could think of was siding with the Templars in Origins, but then Wynne leaves your party if you do that.
Incidently, Wynne won't neccessarily leave your party if you side with the Templars. You can simply SAY you're gonna side with the mages, then during the Uldred fight, if you fail to use the Litany of Adrala, all the mages will die, and Voila, you just got the Annulment invoker trophy (ie. you just sided with the Templars.) Wynne won't leave. But you will take an approval hit with her for it.
Modifié par Yrkoon, 13 juillet 2010 - 10:33 .
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Posté 13 juillet 2010 - 09:32
If this wasn't the case, we have another glitch.
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Posté 13 juillet 2010 - 08:13
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Posté 13 juillet 2010 - 11:57
Last Darkness wrote...
*Spoiler* Wynn will show up even if you killed her since Wynn is already dead and a Abomination by the time you meet her in origens.
Technically speaking she is an abomination, but would you really consider her one by the means of horrid, grotesque, and mentally possessed to do evil bidding of the "parasite"? I think not. Perhaps maybe they have a different term for a mortal who is assisted (by any means) by a benevolent spirit.
Either way, I don't see how that is possible. She didn't have much time left in her either way, due to the waning powers of the spirit. Bioware, is that supposed to be the case where she lives even though you slay in her Origins, or is that a glitch?
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Posté 14 juillet 2010 - 12:02
Incidently, Wynne won't neccessarily leave your party if you side with the Templars. You can simply SAY you're gonna side with the mages, then during the Uldred fight, if you fail to use the Litany of Adrala, all the mages will die, and Voila, you just got the Annulment invoker trophy (ie. you just sided with the Templars.) Wynne won't leave. But you will take an approval hit with her for it.
As Forst said, you don't have to let all the mages die. As long as you don't ever tell Wynne you're going to kill all the mages, she won't attack you. Kill Uldred, save Irving, and then tell Gregoir that there might be blood mages among them. Irving will agree, Gregoir will agree, and Wynne will offer to join your party.
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Posté 14 juillet 2010 - 10:57
#13
Posté 14 juillet 2010 - 07:16
Bahlgan wrote...
Last Darkness wrote...
*Spoiler* Wynn will show up even if you killed her since Wynn is already dead and a Abomination by the time you meet her in origens.
Technically speaking she is an abomination, but would you really consider her one by the means of horrid, grotesque, and mentally possessed to do evil bidding of the "parasite"? I think not. Perhaps maybe they have a different term for a mortal who is assisted (by any means) by a benevolent spirit.
Either way, I don't see how that is possible. She didn't have much time left in her either way, due to the waning powers of the spirit. Bioware, is that supposed to be the case where she lives even though you slay in her Origins, or is that a glitch?
Mage Possessed by a spirit of the fade, Abomination. Though the most common ones are the evil spirits called demons and teh rusult is rather .... unpleasant. Look at Flemeth shes a Abomination yet shes not all nasty looking either.
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Posté 15 juillet 2010 - 01:57
Last Darkness wrote...
Bahlgan wrote...
Last Darkness wrote...
*Spoiler* Wynn will show up even if you killed her since Wynn is already dead and a Abomination by the time you meet her in origens.
Technically speaking she is an abomination, but would you really consider her one by the means of horrid, grotesque, and mentally possessed to do evil bidding of the "parasite"? I think not. Perhaps maybe they have a different term for a mortal who is assisted (by any means) by a benevolent spirit.
Either way, I don't see how that is possible. She didn't have much time left in her either way, due to the waning powers of the spirit. Bioware, is that supposed to be the case where she lives even though you slay in her Origins, or is that a glitch?
Mage Possessed by a spirit of the fade, Abomination. Though the most common ones are the evil spirits called demons and teh rusult is rather .... unpleasant. Look at Flemeth shes a Abomination yet shes not all nasty looking either.
You actually have a conversation with Morrigan where you say something to the effect of "I thought abominations were always horrible, grotesque monsters." to which Morrigan will say something to the effect of "How often is always? If it doesn't happen every time, then how do we know how often it actually does happen." I'm paraphrasing, and of course Morrigan is referring to Flemeth, but it's a good point. Since it's possible a mage with enough willpower (Flemeth) or a mage possessed by a benevolent Fade spirit (Wynne) can retain control of their mind/body, who knows how many other "abominations" might be out there. If they don't go insane no one would know.
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Posté 15 juillet 2010 - 06:38
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Posté 15 juillet 2010 - 07:24
Last Darkness wrote...
Mage Possessed by a spirit of the fade, Abomination. Though the most common ones are the evil spirits called demons and teh rusult is rather .... unpleasant. Look at Flemeth shes a Abomination yet shes not all nasty looking either.
Flemeth was probably recognized as an entity that used her beauty as a weapon rather than a vain commodity, like most mortals do. As one who can utilize her beauty as a lure, I don't see how the Abomination would choose to throw that away. We all know he must be a demon, not a benevolent spirit, the story even says so. The demon probably just chose to preserve her beauty and concentrate his possession on the inside instead, if that makes any sense.
Uldred was an abomination, and looked normal. Sure he is a loon, but still looked like any other bald mage.
Let's take what I said about Flemeth from above:
THAT is interesting, Uldred is by no means one who uses his appearances to deceive. He might have contained magic powerful enough to hold back the demon from changing his appearances, despite it being a Pride Demon. Either that or the Pride Demon just didn't feel like changing the way he looked, go figure right?
Modifié par Bahlgan, 15 juillet 2010 - 07:27 .
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