Arttis wrote...
eh what about zevran?or was he not written by him?
Modifié par Saibh, 25 juillet 2010 - 07:30 .
Saibh wrote...
Arttis wrote...
eh what about zevran?or was he not written by him?
He wasn't really much of a bad boy (and I do seem to recall his character being handled mostly by another writer). He killed people and slept around a lot, but he lacked the "dangerous" element that all good bad boys need (do you see my use of oxymoron?). Probably because your first conversation with him is of him cowering at your feet and calling you a goddess.
Modifié par zazei, 25 juillet 2010 - 07:37 .
HotArttis wrote...
Ya next thing you know you wake up in a tub filled with ice with a missing kidney...Danger....I suppose he can create a guy like that.Hey honey try this wine its great.You take the drug.Say good bye to equipment and an organ.
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Now that's.. dark.Arttis wrote...
Ya next thing you know you wake up in a tub filled with ice with a missing kidney...Danger....I suppose he can create a guy like that.Hey honey try this wine its great.You take the drug.Say good bye to equipment and an organ.
Arttis wrote...
Ya next thing you know you wake up in a tub filled with ice with a missing kidney...Danger....I suppose he can create a guy like that.Hey honey try this wine its great.You take the drug.Say good bye to equipment and an organ.
Arttis wrote...
Ya next thing you know you wake up in a tub filled with ice with a missing kidney...Danger....I suppose he can create a guy like that.Hey honey try this wine its great.You take the drug.Say good bye to equipment and an organ.
Arttis wrote...
Ya next thing you know you wake up in a tub filled with ice with a missing kidney...Danger....I suppose he can create a guy like that.Hey honey try this wine its great.You take the drug.Say good bye to equipment and an organ.
AllThatJazz wrote...
I'd like to see a Giles from Buffy type. Older man, an intellectual, seems a bit bookish (probably a mage), but it turns out he was a real badass in his younger days, and still has that 'spark' - he's just tried to bury it cos he got into trouble, or something. Needs someone to encourage him, obviously ;-)
Or someone cynical and world-weary and kind of bitter, though in a dryly humorous rather than whingy way. Still a basically decent bloke who tries to do the right thing, but he has a sarcasm filter that everything he says goes through. I can't help it, I have a weakness for sarcastic men.
AllThatJazz wrote...
I'd like to see a Giles from Buffy type. Older man, an intellectual, seems a bit bookish (probably a mage), but it turns out he was a real badass in his younger days, and still has that 'spark' - he's just tried to bury it cos he got into trouble, or something. Needs someone to encourage him, obviously ;-)
zazei wrote...
AllThatJazz wrote...
I'd like to see a Giles from Buffy type. Older man, an intellectual, seems a bit bookish (probably a mage), but it turns out he was a real badass in his younger days, and still has that 'spark' - he's just tried to bury it cos he got into trouble, or something. Needs someone to encourage him, obviously ;-)
Or someone cynical and world-weary and kind of bitter, though in a dryly humorous rather than whingy way. Still a basically decent bloke who tries to do the right thing, but he has a sarcasm filter that everything he says goes through. I can't help it, I have a weakness for sarcastic men.
So what you want is a Sand romance? All I can say is me too! Got to stop with making comparison to Neverwinter Nights 2 soon but really Obsidian created some lovely characters for that game.
Modifié par AllThatJazz, 25 juillet 2010 - 07:54 .
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zazei wrote...
Well since it's a wish thread I would personally want something different from what Bioware done in the past. As much as I adored Valen, Carth, Kaidan, Sky and Alistair they all shared some similarities I'm getting a bit tired of and I'm not talking about the whole dead wife thing either.
I love Alistair in many ways but at times he can be horribly annoying to take along just because I prefer not to play my nice characters as saints. I would like their next attempt to be a nice guy that accually understand that sometimes messy things needs to be done and won't yell at my character for not being 100% nicer then anyone could ever be.
I think I would like to see Bioware attempt to create a character like Obsidian's Gannayev-of-Dreams for their next romance if I was given a choice but If we have to get another paladin type to rescue us I would prefer a male version of Kaelyn the Dove. At least Kaelyn admitted to following a very narrow path instead of telling us to do one thing and then getting mad after like Alistair did.
Modifié par Dick Delaware, 25 juillet 2010 - 08:00 .
Dick Delaware wrote...
I think that passion would be the key for a paladin-type to make them interesting and sexy to a woman. They need to have passion about an ideal that they would give their lives for in a heartbeat, even if that ideal is naive and foolhardy. It can't be something vague and lame like "protecting the innocent" but something tangible, like Kaelyn's quest to tear down the Wall of the Faithless.
However, that would mean that in order to make sure that the character would make sense, there would be no happy ending here, only a sense of what could have been. The PC and this kind of character would never be together, because that person's ideals would always be more important than any single person. A happily-ever-after type story would cheapen things.
Personally, I like the way DAO handled their happy endings: you can have it, sure, but it's going to come a price and sacrifice. ME2's worked as well, where it's simply a matter of working really really hard to make sure everyone survives. Even if marrying Alistair as Queen Cousland came with strings attached, to me, that bit of happiness is enough for "happily ever after". If there isn't one, generally it means something like "they never loved you", "they betray you", "they die".
Modifié par Saibh, 25 juillet 2010 - 08:06 .
Dick Delaware wrote...
I think that passion would be the key for a paladin-type to make them interesting and sexy to a woman. They need to have passion about an ideal that they would give their lives for in a heartbeat, even if that ideal is naive and foolhardy. It can't be something vague and lame like "protecting the innocent" but something tangible, like Kaelyn's quest to tear down the Wall of the Faithless.
However, that would mean that in order to make sure that the character would make sense, there would be no happy ending here, only a sense of what could have been. The PC and this kind of character would never be together, because that person's ideals would always be more important than any single person. A happily-ever-after type story would cheapen things.
Modifié par zazei, 25 juillet 2010 - 08:06 .
Noir_Skye wrote...
I would like to see and older, confident romantic option put in the mix. Someone you have to work a bit harder to get interested in you. I wanted to romance Duncan from the moment my female noble laid eyes on him. I would settle for someone who's a badass or betrayer. I liked Atton but I don't think that romance was developed enough in KotOR 2 Sith Lords.
Calla S wrote...
AllThatJazz wrote...
I'd like to see a Giles from Buffy type. Older man, an intellectual, seems a bit bookish (probably a mage), but it turns out he was a real badass in his younger days, and still has that 'spark' - he's just tried to bury it cos he got into trouble, or something. Needs someone to encourage him, obviously ;-)
Yes! If I cannot have my low-brow Daveth-esque character or my hardy Templar, this is the character I'd like to see! I'd love for BioWare to include an older male LI. Someone charming in a sort of tweedy way like Giles, passionate about what he does, intelligent. Yes, please!
Modifié par Eimhir, 25 juillet 2010 - 08:14 .
Saibh wrote...
You tread a thin, thin line.
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