Giggles_Manically wrote...
Heh.
I got tested once in University to help my friends.
I acted almost exactly like Rorschach did in Watchmen when he was being tested.
What is this?
A cute bunny
And this:
A happy unicorn
This?
A smiling kitty.
And this?
Boba Fett.
alisgirl wrote...
Thanks, KoP. And I could have told you that you were an INT?.
I debated it, but he did not seem to be bothered by the solitude either of his upbringing or his time at the Chantry, and forms few but deep attachments and seems to be territorial and private in particular about those things important to him (his relationship with the Warden, for instance).alisgirl wrote...
@Addai -- I definitely think of Alistair as chattyan extravert (ENFP). What makes you think of him as an introvert? And the point you made is spot on... a lot of NFs are very easygoing until one of their core values is violated and then suddenly become as intractable as the most bull-headed ESTJ. Also, as you said, any type can display the worst behavior of their opposite or "shadow" type under extreme stress.
Modifié par Addai67, 06 mars 2011 - 04:48 .
KoP and the Fett are down with the Royal Bastard and HosKnightofPhoenix wrote...
ToP for you
alisgirl wrote...
I guess that I'd attributed the fact that he doesn't wear his heart on his sleeve (and the fact that he is very uncomfortable with PDA) to British reserve. He will talk your ear off despite the fact that he hardly knows you, and seems comfortable socially and with flirting as long as you don't call his bluff, and certain epilogues mention that if he is king, he wants to go to taverns to socialize with the regular folk. I guess none of those are very strong indicators though. I might have pegged him as an extravert because he reminds me strongly of an ESFP I once knew.
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Merilsell wrote...
Wow, Maria what a great post and I fully agree to that. He has an inner,more vulnerable side he is hiding, sometimes behind a veil of jocularity or swall of words. Or to say it with my characters words (taken from my FF) :
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He was oddly puzzling for her, infuriating at times, which was not unexpected for the human that he was. As a proud Dalish, she naturally bore no love for the shemlen, given the history her people shared with... them.
Nevertheless, that human sometimes showed glimpses of what made her believe that his simplemindedness was nothing more than an act, something to hide what was... underneath.
Maria13 wrote...
He seems to have two modes, the one he generally displays, rambunctious, out/easygoing, talkative... And the real one, the one that comes to the fore speaking about Duncan, during and after making love, or in the Fade where he tells you he does not want to end up dead in a ditch full of Darkspawn. This to me, says introversion.
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perhaps to some extent what happens at the Landsmeet is not as much a problem with Ali as with the player who takes things too much at face value and has simply not delved deeply enough, as most good leaders do, into their allies' true psychology...
:wub:Modifié par alisgirl, 06 mars 2011 - 06:04 .
I don't think so. I just recently added both of them to my game and haven't experienced any problems. (I've even had some pieces from each equipped on the same character at the same time -- noticed no issues. Well, I'm not sure if that would cause problems, even, but, just some extra info, anyway.)Phedra wrote...
Does anyone know if the Rashantas armour conflicts with the Phoenix Armour?
Modifié par Bitenomnom, 06 mars 2011 - 06:56 .
what that means.
alisgirl wrote...
Maria13 wrote...
He seems to have two modes, the one he generally displays, rambunctious, out/easygoing, talkative... And the real one, the one that comes to the fore speaking about Duncan, during and after making love, or in the Fade where he tells you he does not want to end up dead in a ditch full of Darkspawn. This to me, says introversion.
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perhaps to some extent what happens at the Landsmeet is not as much a problem with Ali as with the player who takes things too much at face value and has simply not delved deeply enough, as most good leaders do, into their allies' true psychology...
I have run into that same "two modes" with extraverts -- if anything, I have found it more difficult to get inside their shell than with introverts. In my experience, extraverts talk a lot about superficial things and it's more difficult to get them to talk about deep or personal things, while introverts don't tend to talk much but when they do, it's about the deeper or more personal things (otherwise they'd just prefer to say nothing). Maybe I have just known a lot more ESXX than ENXX. Anyway, E or I, he is the sweetest thing on two legs!!
His meltdown at the Landsmeet was no surprise to me at all when I chose to spare Loghain in a branch -- I'd caught enough references to Loghain and Duncan. But probably the bigger factor was that I felt exactly the same way he did.
Edit: I loved the "dead in a ditch" comment. It made it even more obvious that he knows he is self-sacrificing and is willing to go through with it anyway.
Maria13 wrote...
alisgirl wrote...
Maria13 wrote...
He seems to have two modes, the one he generally displays, rambunctious, out/easygoing, talkative... And the real one, the one that comes to the fore speaking about Duncan, during and after making love, or in the Fade where he tells you he does not want to end up dead in a ditch full of Darkspawn. This to me, says introversion.
<snip>
perhaps to some extent what happens at the Landsmeet is not as much a problem with Ali as with the player who takes things too much at face value and has simply not delved deeply enough, as most good leaders do, into their allies' true psychology...
I have run into that same "two modes" with extraverts -- if anything, I have found it more difficult to get inside their shell than with introverts. In my experience, extraverts talk a lot about superficial things and it's more difficult to get them to talk about deep or personal things, while introverts don't tend to talk much but when they do, it's about the deeper or more personal things (otherwise they'd just prefer to say nothing). Maybe I have just known a lot more ESXX than ENXX. Anyway, E or I, he is the sweetest thing on two legs!!
His meltdown at the Landsmeet was no surprise to me at all when I chose to spare Loghain in a branch -- I'd caught enough references to Loghain and Duncan. But probably the bigger factor was that I felt exactly the same way he did.
Edit: I loved the "dead in a ditch" comment. It made it even more obvious that he knows he is self-sacrificing and is willing to go through with it anyway.
Oh, perhaps you are right.
Not to me either really, I have always found myself as eager to adjust scores with Loggy as he was. It's just he expressed it better and more openly than I dared.
Yes. I think he is one of the most self-aware characters in the game. What is it that the oracle at Elysis said was the prime mandate for achieving wisdom?: "Know thyself"
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rak72 wrote...
Gah, over a year playing this game & I still get ninga romanced by Lel. Al's jelousy speach is realy out of place once you have been together for almost the whole blight & are engaged.
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