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[KnightofPhoenix]

Sarah1281 wrote...

I didn't like Niall's hairstyle (or his voice for that matter, too damn whiny, even in the opening when he's NOT trapped in the Fade). The bangs just looked...off.

Come to think of it, all circle magi are annoying in some fashion.

[Sarah1281]

KnightofPhoenix wrote...

Sarah1281 wrote...

I didn't like Niall's hairstyle (or his voice for that matter, too damn whiny, even in the opening when he's NOT trapped in the Fade). The bangs just looked...off.

Come to think of it, all circle magi are annoying in some fashion.

Except for Sweeney. He was awesome.

[KnightofPhoenix]

Who was Sweeney? The old prof that likes the frozen chair punishment?

[Sarah1281]

Lothering in general. And I've still been unable to feel any pity for those refugees that attack you. They're too short-sighted to live.

[Sarah1281]

KnightofPhoenix wrote...

Who was Sweeney? The old prof that likes the frozen chair punishment?

Yep. What's not to like about a guy who agrees to give you a dangerous fire rod so you can set Templars on fire with it? 

[JeCy108]

Jacks Smirking Revenge wrote...

Crashes on the high visual spells like; Paraylsis Explosion, Mana Clash, Holy Smite and Virulent Walking Bomb. I have to avoid those spells like the plague on the PC version, and it isn't my computer my computer is very modern. I understand bugs happen, but BioWare's total lack of interest in fixing that one (1.04) does nothing to fix it really chaps my ass

It is your computer...   I have zero problem with crashes using any of these spells..  I think ive had 3-4 crashes in the 8+  months ive had the game..  and.. ohh 200 hours atleast of game play.

send in your DXdaig to tech support

[Zjarcal]

Sarah1281 wrote...

Lothering in general. And I've still been unable to feel any pity for those refugees that attack you. They're too short-sighted to live.

Same here. What amuses me about them is the way the leader yells "attack!". He does without an iota of confidence and sounds terrified when he says it, like "they're gonna kill us, but I'm hungry... someone get to them first!".

The bandit leader in Lothering also gets on my nerves.

However I think no one gets on my nerves more than the Sloth Demon. He is just sooooo slow at delivering his lines that it makes me go mad. Strangely enough, it also makes me sleepy. I think he has more power than I give him credit for.

[RavenousBear]

Demons. They are not scary at all and it is too easy for me to turn down their silly offers. They all get sent back to the Fade.

[Cat Fancy]

Many-a-dwarf: I could never live on the surface. I'd be too afraid of falling up into the sky!

Reeeeeeeeeeeeallly? Is that actually a thing? Are you actually more afraid of a wide open space below you than one above you? OKAY, DWARVES. Also, what do they eat, especially if fundy dwarves are supposed to be super opposed to surface trade? Nugs? Okay. What do nugs eat? How do they support all that biomass, is what I'm asking. Equal opportunity bewilderade: in Awakening, Velanna was so in touch with Nature that she seemed skeptical of friggin' SHELTER. Okay, Vel-Vel. If you say so.

I actually like the deep roads. The broodmother is one of my favorite ("favorite") things in the game. Creepy and dark. I just hate Orzammar. You do a bunch of that doesn't matter to establish allegiance to a guy you don't even have to support, and the crowning is hilarious. "This stupid-ass crown is of Paragon make!" (how in the HELL is that established, and so quickly?) "I declare you king, " No wonder you're dying, dwarves. You're IDIOTS. And of course, the total tool is actually the best, because there are no easy decisions. Ever. All you ever do in life is arbitrarily decide to make one of two awful choices. Uplifting game!

Fantasy races are a little goofy, I guess.

I'd probably hate traps less if you could set your allies' AI to disarm them. That is the only reason you're here, rogues. Nothing but useless experience and vendor trash is in chests and I can glitch that stuff into existence well enough, so make yourselves useful (they never make themselves useful). Rogues! I am tired of you.

Modifié par umwhatyousay, 05 août 2010 - 11:00 .

[Sarah1281]

umwhatyousay wrote...

Many-a-dwarf: I could never live on the surface. I'd be too afraid of falling up into the sky!

Reeeeeeeeeeeeallly? Is that actually a thing? Are you actually more afraid of a wide open space below you than one above you? OKAY, DWARVES. Also, what do they eat, especially if fundy dwarves are supposed to be super opposed to surface trade? Nugs? Okay. What do nugs eat? How do they support all that biomass, is what I'm asking. Equal opportunity bewilderade: in Awakening, Velanna was so in touch with Nature that she seemed skeptical of friggin' SHELTER. Okay, Vel-Vel. If you say so.

I actually like the deep roads. The broodmother is one of my favorite ("favorite") things in the game. Creepy and dark. I just hate Orzammar. You do a bunch of that doesn't matter to establish allegiance to a guy you don't even have to support, and the crowning is hilarious. "This stupid-ass crown is of Paragon make!" (how in the HELL is that established, and so quickly?) "I declare you king, " No wonder you're dying, dwarves. You're IDIOTS. And of course, the total tool is actually the best, because there are no easy decisions. Ever. All you ever do in life is arbitrarily decide to make one of two awful choices. Uplifting game!

Fantasy races are a little goofy, I guess.

I'd probably hate traps less if you could set your allies' AI to disarm them. That is the only reason you're here, rogues. Nothing but useless experience and vendor trash is in chests and I can glitch that stuff into existence well enough, so make yourselves useful (they never make themselves useful). Rogues! I am tired of you.

I would assume they say that because it's forged with more skill than most people have and because you're forced to go straight from the Deep Roads to the Assembly and where else would you find a master smith in the Deep Roads?

And that whole 'falling into the sky' fear? Not that stupid. They've lived underground their entire lives and know virtually nothing about the Surface. It's the same king of superstitiion that springs up any time there's a place people don't know much about. And there isn't a 'wide open space' below them because, again, underground. If you've ever been in a cave there's kind of a huge lack of wide open space there.

[ArawnNox]

Zjarcal wrote...

Sarah1281 wrote...

Lothering in general. And I've still been unable to feel any pity for those refugees that attack you. They're too short-sighted to live.

Same here. What amuses me about them is the way the leader yells "attack!". He does without an iota of confidence and sounds terrified when he says it, like "they're gonna kill us, but I'm hungry... someone get to them first!".

The bandit leader in Lothering also gets on my nerves.

However I think no one gets on my nerves more than the Sloth Demon. He is just sooooo slow at delivering his lines that it makes me go mad. Strangely enough, it also makes me sleepy. I think he has more power than I give him credit for.

A sloth demon I understand, if it's a bit grating. Irving, on the other hand, delivers his dialogue excruciatingly slow. Its like, "I'm... an... old... man... and... must... talk... slowly...."

[Corker]

umwhatyousay wrote...
 Also, what do they eat, especially if fundy dwarves are supposed to be super opposed to surface trade? Nugs? Okay. What do nugs eat? How do they support all that biomass, is what I'm asking.

I was amazed and impressed when the random NPC dwarves in the Frostback Mountains actually mention that the gates have to open soon, or Orzammar will starve. 

[frostajulie]

okay I have played the mage origin saeveral times, how do you get sweeney to give you a rod of fire to burn templars.

[Sarah1281]

frostajulie wrote...

okay I have played the mage origin saeveral times, how do you get sweeney to give you a rod of fire to burn templars.

When Owain tells you you need a senior enchanter to sign for you, just ask Sweeney for his signature. Promise to light the Templar that watches the library's skirt on fire and he'll cheerfully do it.

[ArawnNox]

Sarah1281 wrote...

frostajulie wrote...

okay I have played the mage origin saeveral times, how do you get sweeney to give you a rod of fire to burn templars.

When Owain tells you you need a senior enchanter to sign for you, just ask Sweeney for his signature. Promise to light the Templar that watches the library's skirt on fire and he'll cheerfully do it.

Yeah, but then you dont get a mini dungeon crawl... then again, that could save a lot of time off that origin, though. >.>

[Sarah1281]

ArawnNox wrote...

Sarah1281 wrote...

frostajulie wrote...

okay I have played the mage origin saeveral times, how do you get sweeney to give you a rod of fire to burn templars.

When Owain tells you you need a senior enchanter to sign for you, just ask Sweeney for his signature. Promise to light the Templar that watches the library's skirt on fire and he'll cheerfully do it.

Yeah, but then you dont get a mini dungeon crawl... then again, that could save a lot of time off that origin, though. >.>

You can do the spider thing anyway. In fact, I think it's a better idea to not do the spiders for the permission because if you do then you don't get the bonus items as a reward.

[ArawnNox]

Thinking about it, I do have a annoyance to add to the list: Zeveran and Lelianna's talent/stat loadout.

Lelianna is specced to be an archer, with the bard specialization, and bonus inspired cunning. Zeveran comes heavily statted in dexterity, is dual weild, an assassin, and gets dexterity as his inspired stat.

From all the reading I've seen on these forums, those just seem like poor stat builds. The game does seem to like to spread out stats and all, but the strongest builds seem to rely on focusing your stats.

I totally plan on grabbing the respec mod after I finish my current game and speccing Lelianna as a dual weilder to make use of her huge cunning and make her bard abilities shine, while Zev will be given an archer-focused makeover.

[ArawnNox]

Sarah1281 wrote...

ArawnNox wrote...

Sarah1281 wrote...

frostajulie wrote...

okay I have played the mage origin saeveral times, how do you get sweeney to give you a rod of fire to burn templars.

When Owain tells you you need a senior enchanter to sign for you, just ask Sweeney for his signature. Promise to light the Templar that watches the library's skirt on fire and he'll cheerfully do it.

Yeah, but then you dont get a mini dungeon crawl... then again, that could save a lot of time off that origin, though. >.>

You can do the spider thing anyway. In fact, I think it's a better idea to not do the spiders for the permission because if you do then you don't get the bonus items as a reward.

bonus items? This game loves continuing to surprising me, doesn't it?

[Zjarcal]

umwhatyousay wrote...

I'd probably hate traps less if you could set your allies' AI to disarm them. That is the only reason you're here, rogues. Nothing but useless experience and vendor trash is in chests and I can glitch that stuff into existence well enough, so make yourselves useful (they never make themselves useful). Rogues! I am tired of you.

Maker's breath...<_<

@ArawnNox:

Irving does speak excruciatingly slow, but I kind of like him so I've grown a certain tolerance for him.

[Addai]

Zjarcal wrote...

umwhatyousay wrote...

I'd probably hate traps less if you could set your allies' AI to disarm them. That is the only reason you're here, rogues. Nothing but useless experience and vendor trash is in chests and I can glitch that stuff into existence well enough, so make yourselves useful (they never make themselves useful). Rogues! I am tired of you.

Maker's breath...<_<

Heh, yes it's always funny to hear people admit they have no clue just how OP a rogue can be.  They always do it with such verve.

Modifié par Addai67, 05 août 2010 - 08:42 .

[Sarah1281]

Just because you might play a rogue doesn't make you useless. I like playing a tank but play on console so I can't lock-bash and don't want to be forced to keep anyone in my party the whole game so I normally use the rather bizarre setup of tank rogue.

[Giggles_Manically]

I like tank rouges.

It most be so annoying to enemies to miss someone 95% of the time.

Rouges can actually fight as well, and faster than 2h or S&S builds very easily.

[Zjarcal]

Sarah1281 wrote...

...so I normally use the rather bizarre setup of tank rogue.

I like the concept of a tank rogue but a dexterity based tank. What do you need armor for if you can't be hit?

Seriously though, it's amazing the ignorant claims some people will make simply because they don't know how to play a certain class.

[KnightofPhoenix]

Rogues are awesome. My canon is a rogue. Hopefully Hawke will sound like one and not sound like the generic "me smash" brute.