Obsession-Designs wrote...
Blessed Silence wrote...
In order to finish a quest where a very rich and pretty noble was kidnapped, you will need to buy some perfume, get a dress, and beat a muclebrained gymnist at repetition weight lifting for a wig so you can dress up like a woman and sneak in to get her out.
Prize if you know where this is from!
Final Fantasy VII. Now what's my prize? Is it a cookie?
Modifié par Blessed Silence, 01 août 2010 - 04:04 .
Tinxa wrote...
A travelling magician (entertainer not an actual mage) entertaining the village children calling out "enchantment" everytime the PC walks by.
A chasind barbarian called Conan that the player can ask: "What is best in life?" (only What? in the dialogue wheel:p) and he replies: To crush your enemies, see them driven before you, and to hear the lamentation of their women.
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Modifié par joriandrake, 01 août 2010 - 04:28 .
LPPrince wrote...
You pick up a Codex page.
"Massive Effectiveness"
-A series of novels written by an elven priestess. It tells the tale of Norman Dee, a human shepard. Over the course of the trilogy of epics, he overcomes many personal battles and forms a team of his closest friends to take down the Reaper, an human that planned to kill all of the dalish elves. It made waves with elves, due to its emotional ending. Norman gave his life to finish the Reaper, but before he died, he grabbed his lover and told her sweetly, "I should go". It was received well in elven circles, showing them that not all humans were evil. Some cast it aside for combining the genres of "human sympathy" with the more traditional "elven lore". It was the priestess' most successful series to date. She now plans to release a new series entitled, "The Age of Dragons", a series based on current events and the ever changing Dragon Age.
black.poem wrote...
LPPrince wrote...
You pick up a Codex page.
"Massive Effectiveness"
-A series of novels written by an elven priestess. It tells the tale of Norman Dee, a human shepard. Over the course of the trilogy of epics, he overcomes many personal battles and forms a team of his closest friends to take down the Reaper, an human that planned to kill all of the dalish elves. It made waves with elves, due to its emotional ending. Norman gave his life to finish the Reaper, but before he died, he grabbed his lover and told her sweetly, "I should go". It was received well in elven circles, showing them that not all humans were evil. Some cast it aside for combining the genres of "human sympathy" with the more traditional "elven lore". It was the priestess' most successful series to date. She now plans to release a new series entitled, "The Age of Dragons", a series based on current events and the ever changing Dragon Age.
i love it
Modifié par VictorianTrash, 01 août 2010 - 08:52 .
ZaroktheImmortal wrote...
Bobad wrote...
KLUME777 wrote...
You should be able to rob and kill a character that look like shepherd and is called shepherd
and is in fact a shepherd.
How about just a Shepard named Shepard. And if you talk to him he says "Hawke" and if you leave the conversation straight away you’ll respond by saying "Shepard"
"Hawke"
"Shepard"
mousestalker wrote...
There really needs to be a talking drake (male dragon) in the game. It would be even better if his name is 'Tim'. It would be truly excellent if at some point he mentions that he would really rather be some sort of songbird. Chiroptophobia or even speluncaphobia would just be icing on the cake.
ZtalkerRM wrote...
Maybe...we could have a dwarf called Ham of Ond, an old Quanari called Son of Clark and a humand called Captain Slow standing next to a broken cart in a random encounter in which you have to find some spare parts....it end with you fighting a templar clad all-white who people only refer to as 'some say he has shoes made out of lyirum.'
ZtalkerRM wrote...
Maybe...we could have a dwarf called Ham of Ond, an old Quanari called Son of Clark and a humand called Captain Slow standing next to a broken cart in a random encounter in which you have to find some spare parts....it end with you fighting a templar clad all-white who people only refer to as 'some say he has shoes made out of lyirum.'
Modifié par Bobad, 02 août 2010 - 11:17 .
Supernatural, nice one.Lady_Scarlett wrote...
Hmm...
Maybe have a female warrior or rogue named Deanna looking for her younger mage sister, Samantha, who ran away with a demon named Rubio to get high on other blood of other demons (in belief demon blood makes her more powerful).
Modifié par Obsession-Designs, 02 août 2010 - 11:50 .
armigal wrote...
They should put a mining probe from Normandy somewhere in the wilderness.
I'd love that!
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Obsession-Designs wrote...
Supernatural, nice one.Lady_Scarlett wrote...
Hmm...
Maybe have a female warrior or rogue named Deanna looking for her younger mage sister, Samantha, who ran away with a demon named Rubio to get high on other blood of other demons (in belief demon blood makes her more powerful).
Lady light doorbell wrote...
A bard named 'Rick' sings the same song over and over again and one passer by states that he is going to a one hit wonder hated by many.
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