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[Lyssistr]

Overall I think, characters involving romances should be people you'd date, not people you'd marry.

[skcm]

Calla S wrote...

skcm wrote...

Calla S wrote...

I remember hearing about this! I believe it was not long after Varric's concept art showed up around these parts. It pleases me to know that this wasn't just some figment of my spiffily-dressed-dwarf-lovin' imagination.

Oh, but what an imagination that must be!  And to think, we were stuck with someone so poorly dressed as Gorim until Varric showed up.

GOORRRIMMMM.  You just don't have a snazzy coat.

While he may not have a snazzy coat, he most certainly has DAT VOICE. Which may very well be the silkiest darn thing that's ever reached my ears. Oh, Steve Blum, ilu.

Plus, if Gorim had that coat, the world would probably crumble in on itself. Too hot.

IKR!  Though, I must admit, I have a real kick for telling Gorim "We've been down that road before..." and then informing him that he should "Stop sulking" out of sheer resentment when he mentions my Lady Aeducan being swept off her feet.

Steve Blum is such a badass.  I really hope he's back in DA2 in some form.

[Lyssistr]

filetemo wrote...

Lyssistr wrote...



In that case male characters should be given a female questgiver  All would be like IRL then.

and all quests would be DLC. Paid DLC. :D

haha, DA2 would indeed be "dark fantasy" themed game then . I'd get nightmares after completing it!

[Calla S]

Siradix wrote...

Calla S wrote...

I've resolved not to get attached to any of the characters in DA2 until I know they survive. First Daveth dies in the Joining. Then King Cailan gets squashed by an ogre. So I say, "no more! I'll have no more of this!" Then I meet Ser Otto. 

Yup.

I'm still ticked off about that.

Ser Otto was cool, nothing like a blind fighter. I just hate how short his story was; sort of like Mhairi.

He's one of my favorites - if not my ABSOLUTE favorite - in the entire game. He's just so kind and gentle, strong despite or because of his disability, and just... gah. Not to mention I have a major templar fixation, so the fact that he's trundling around the Alienage in that armor helps.

[Yana Montana]

I would love some b!tchy, snarky bad boy Morrigan-esque style. Total savage and wild hottie.

[skcm]

a major templar fixation

This is good to bring up, too!  I'd like to see a more dutiful templar or military type available to males and females in DA2.  A templar, or a knight even, someone like Otto or to a lesser degree Jory.  Or Cauthrien

[uuuhcantthinkofaname]

Yana Montana wrote...

I would love some b!tchy, snarky bad boy Morrigan-esque style. Total savage and wild hottie.

This.

[skcm]

uuuhcantthinkofaname wrote...

Yana Montana wrote...

I would love some b!tchy, snarky bad boy Morrigan-esque style. Total savage and wild hottie.

This.

I'd love this if he were a Chasind! 

[Calla S]

skcm wrote...

a major templar fixation

This is good to bring up, too!  I'd like to see a more dutiful templar or military type available to males and females in DA2.  A templar, or a knight even, someone like Otto or to a lesser degree Jory.  Or Cauthrien

Cauthrien! Ohmygosh, yes. I'd love that. A nice mixture of Otto's gentleness and Cauthrien's sense of duty and loyalty. Guh. Do want!

[mione]

Having an Templar romanced in DA2 would be very interesting since they are suppose to be an big deal in the Free Marches.

[Yana Montana]

A Chasind! Oh, yes!!! Bad boys FTW!

[berelinde]

Amyntas wrote...

Pick me. I'm as stupid as Alistair, as perverted as Daveth and as despicable as Morrigan

That's about the funniest thing I've read all day, and I mean that in a good way.

Don't get me wrong, I loved both Alistair and Zevran and found both of their romances engaging, entertaining, and fresh. I wouldn't mind seeing more of the same, but variety is good, too. Maybe variety is better. There are all kinds of personality traits to explore. How would a romance with a true bad boy progress? Or maybe a confident, aggressively interested male who isn't a bad boy and wants to do the right thing? Not necessarily a paladin type, but not one given to backstabbing or manipulation. Or something else entirely.

In any case, if David Gaider is writing it, I'll probably like it.

[Snowbug]

Someone smart and snarky, but not a twisted backstabbing bastard (aka Bishop), and does not have a history of sleeping with everything that moves.



Alternatively, a fierce warrior woman.

[Divine Justinia V]

DrunkDeadman wrote...

...Yes. 

[HoonDing]

Bad-ass, no-nonsense, tough-as-nails, battle-hardened mercenary in the spirit of Canderous Ordo.

[Calla S]

 If I cannot have my soft-spoken Templar, I'd settle for someone like this guy.

[Ulicus]

An expy of David Tennant's Casanova.

Calla S wrote...

 If I cannot have my soft-spoken Templar, I'd settle for someone like this guy.

I must reiterate that Richard Armitage would be the perfect live action Loghain circa 9:15-9:20 Dragon.

Modifié par Ulicus, 22 juillet 2010 - 09:34 .

[London]

Agree with those who suggested someone like Alistair as one option and Daveth as another.

[Querne]

Alistair is great, adorable, unique and should stay unique.



Hm, why not a bad guy? I found bishop absorbing.



Finally it would be interesting what we would say if he would turn out to be really bad and cheated us with the first bar-maid witch crosses his way.



Women want bad guys who are overall bad exept to themselves.^^

[RPGmom28]

I had a thing for Canderous in KOTOR and also for Zaeed in ME2. I want an older man, preferably human, who is confident and unashamedly badass.

[Saibh]

Querne wrote...

Alistair is great, adorable, unique and should stay unique.

Hm, why not a bad guy? I found bishop absorbing.

Finally it would be interesting what we would say if he would turn out to be really bad and cheated us with the first bar-maid witch crosses his way.

Women want bad guys who are overall bad exept to themselves.^^

You know, while I always prefer nice guys (strong sense of duty..sigh...responsibility...good father...), and I adored Alistair, I'd like to see a bad boy. Both Bishop and Atton weren't BioWare--they were Obsidian. BioWare is pretty staunch with their good, charming male leads, and I'd like to see a change. Zevran really wasn't all that interesting me--he was a manw****, and he assassinated people, but he never had the dangerous thing going on for him, you know? Maybe because when you meet him he's cowering at your feet and pretty much asks to be your slave.

[RPGmom28]

Well, I think it's partly escapism. I've been married for 15 years to a man with a heart of gold who is a solid family guy, and the only way I'd ever go for a badass is in a game. No self-loathing or self-destructive tendencies here.

[Sable Rhapsody]

RPGmom28 wrote...

I had a thing for Canderous in KOTOR and also for Zaeed in ME2. I want an older man, preferably human, who is confident and unashamedly badass.

Oh god Canderous.  UMPH.  And Sagacious Zu from Jade Empire.  I like older, bad*** guys too.