TheGrumpyOne wrote...
*BioWare! We demand more Alistair...possibly covered in honey and chocolate.*
I very much second this!!!!
Drive by smutting for your Thursday.

Edit; for ToP
Modifié par Khalara, 26 août 2010 - 04:46 .
TheGrumpyOne wrote...
*BioWare! We demand more Alistair...possibly covered in honey and chocolate.*

Modifié par Khalara, 26 août 2010 - 04:46 .
inclemency wrote...
Addai67 wrote...
Youinclemency wrote...
Hey
can someone tell me if I've imagined an Alistair scene after Howe? I
thought one was added to someone's mod, but I just killed Howe
and.........nothing. Did I dream this, or is it a WIP? Thanks!
probably mean cmessaz's new origin-specific scenes. You have to go
back to Eamon's and talk to the maid in the foyer.
I have that, I just thought someone had added a short scene after killing Howe, maybe we just all talked about it. It's always a bit disconcerting when your HNF finally kills Howe, then......nothing, no one says a thing. Ah well, guess I dreamed it was a reality

Modifié par tuppence95, 26 août 2010 - 04:47 .
Modifié par inclemency, 26 août 2010 - 04:49 .
Addai67 wrote...
The one good thing about the Morrigan DLC is that Gaider is writing for Morri. So I'm gonna go out on a limb and say we won't be hearing any stupidity along the lines of the Wynne-Alistair grossness, something like "your BF was great in bed, thanks for the god baby."
Modifié par rak72, 26 août 2010 - 04:54 .
rak72 wrote...
Addai67 wrote...
The one good thing about the Morrigan DLC is that Gaider is writing for Morri. So I'm gonna go out on a limb and say we won't be hearing any stupidity along the lines of the Wynne-Alistair grossness, something like "your BF was great in bed, thanks for the god baby."
Careful, EA might see that and make him use it.
Sonic Scream (spirit damage)
Nauseating Odor (AoE Weakness spell)
Aura of Adorableness (Mind Blast variant)
Sleep (because it's so exhausting)
Life Drain (female targets only)
Modifié par FFZero, 26 août 2010 - 05:15 .
Guest_TheGrumpyOne_*
cmessaz wrote...
rak72 wrote...
Addai67 wrote...
The one good thing about the Morrigan DLC is that Gaider is writing for Morri. So I'm gonna go out on a limb and say we won't be hearing any stupidity along the lines of the Wynne-Alistair grossness, something like "your BF was great in bed, thanks for the god baby."
Careful, EA might see that and make him use it.:o:o:o:o:o:o:o:o
TheGrumpyOne wrote...
cmessaz wrote...
rak72 wrote...
Addai67 wrote...
The one good thing about the Morrigan DLC is that Gaider is writing for Morri. So I'm gonna go out on a limb and say we won't be hearing any stupidity along the lines of the Wynne-Alistair grossness, something like "your BF was great in bed, thanks for the god baby."
Careful, EA might see that and make him use it.:o:o:o:o:o:o:o:o
I hope Gaider doesn't get mischievous. Don't inflict pain on us Darth! or else i will fly to Canada and torture your plushies.
TheGrumpyOne wrote...
cmessaz wrote...
Umm, I don't think anyone is bad for either view, being excited or not. To each their own, I'm referring to the DLC decision...
*BioWare! We demand more Alistair...possibly covered in honey and chocolate.*
Modifié par Costin_Razvan, 26 août 2010 - 07:02 .
Modifié par cmessaz, 26 août 2010 - 07:01 .
I mean, you never saw me running around to Morrigan lovers telling them to "get over it" that she leaves them like she does. I saw their point whether I felt the same or not.
Seriously? Seriously, you are going to come onto the Alistair thread and troll?Costin_Razvan wrote...
I am going to regret this, but seriously get the hell over it.
How, might I ask, would they even do an Alistair DLC with the Warden included? Now I am sure all of you would jump at the chance for some more Alistair sex, but that's not making a STORY. A DLC needs a story, and for that to even happen Bioware would either need to account for all the various endings for Alistair ( which include his death and exile at the Landsmeet btw ) or force upon us an ending for him at Origins, and I frankly do not want them to butcher my choices.
Alistair is the default king if not importing. Get over it.And what foes would you make for that DLC, assuming they would force the ending as king upon us?
So they can imaginatively add in a Leliana story line but not for any other companion? How, exactly, do you figure that?The reason why Leliana and Morrigan DLC work is due to the fact that Leliana retells what happens before Origins, and Morrigan is the ONLY companion which cannot under any circumstance die and this DLC gives us an ending to her story ( and ending which you DO have with Alistair/Zevran/Leliana ). As much as I would love a Loghain/Zevran/Sten/Oghren DLC I would not under any circumstance want an ending of Origins be forced upon me.
But, hey more hawt Alistair would be cool right? Right? "facepalm"
And I get that. I am excited for this DLC, it just seems cheap that it will not have at least some measure of closure for all LIs. I mean, GW Alistair was where during Awakening? And will be where while we chase Morrigan? My guess is we won't know, but I hope I'm wrong.
Modifié par Costin_Razvan, 26 août 2010 - 07:24 .
Hang on, Alistair gets a mention in the slide as returning to our side, so them not explaining why he is again not there makes 0 sense. So....because I didn't romance Morrigan I get no story continuity? At least we KNOW why Morrigan isn't in Awakening.Costin_Razvan wrote...
And I get that. I am excited for this DLC, it just seems cheap that it will not have at least some measure of closure for all LIs. I mean, GW Alistair was where during Awakening? And will be where while we chase Morrigan? My guess is we won't know, but I hope I'm wrong.
You have a sodding measure of closure for all LIs save for Morrigan, for Alistair, Zevran, Leliana who all have epilogue slides detailing what happens to them and the Warden at the end of Awakening.
This DLC will only give that same closure to those that romanced Morrigan.
Modifié par cmessaz, 26 août 2010 - 07:16 .
Addai67 wrote...
Alistair is the default king if not importing. Get over it.
cmessaz wrote...
Hang on, Alistair gets a mention in the slide as returning to our side, so them not explaining why he is again not there makes 0 sense. So....because I didn't romance Morrigan I get no story continuity? At least we KNOW why Morrigan isn't in Awakening.
Modifié par KnightofPhoenix, 26 août 2010 - 07:21 .
I do see your point and again I am thrilled. But my issue: I make Alistair a grey warden with me in one of my endings. Where the hell was he in Awakening? We got no letter, nothing. At the end we ran off together. So he is not present in the final DLC, because? I would be just fine if they would give me a reason for his absence, whatever it may be. But they gave us jack, he's just not there and I suspect it will be the same in this DLC. THAT is my problem.KnightofPhoenix wrote...
Addai67 wrote...
Alistair is the default king if not importing. Get over it.
That's not really relevent to what he is saying. And default =/= canon, especially when the other endings were accomodated in Awakening.
But yes, I can understand that not having Alistair be present in the story that is going to deal with his as of yet only child can be very dissapointing. But honestly, I think Morrigan romancers need that closure more so than those who romanced Alistair, where there is a certain level of closure provided.
So I am empathic, but I don't think they could have made an Alistair DLC that would have been significant. He doesn't have a spectacular backstory like Leliana or Zevran, and doesnt' have a spectacular or unresolved ending like Morrigan.
Again, a letter at least would have been nice. It's just a big mystery. I like Morrigan and am not upset that her story is the DLC. I think people are getting the wrong idea. But something saying where Alistair is or w/e would not be hard to accomplish.KnightofPhoenix wrote...
cmessaz wrote...
Hang on, Alistair gets a mention in the slide as returning to our side, so them not explaining why he is again not there makes 0 sense. So....because I didn't romance Morrigan I get no story continuity? At least we KNOW why Morrigan isn't in Awakening.
Simple, he is either king, so is too busy to be at your side. Or he went to weisshaupt to make tribute to Duncan and thus couldn't be here. Or some other thing that is not really spectacular or worth making a DLC about. Or drunk / dead.
Yes it sucks. But I am nto sure how they can do a DLC to deal with it.
Modifié par cmessaz, 26 août 2010 - 07:23 .
cmessaz wrote...
I do see your point and again I am thrilled. But my issue: I make Alistair a grey warden with me in one of my endings. Where the hell was he in Awakening? We got no letter, nothing. At the end we ran off together. So he is not present in the final DLC, because? I would be just fine if they would give me a reason for his absence, whatever it may be. But they gave us jack, he's just not there and I suspect it will be the same in this DLC. THAT is my problem.
I think few here would say that we didn't want to see a resolution to the DR/ Morrigan story line. Ok, some have no interest in Morrigan at all, but you know that's not me and not a lot of others as well. Even if we didn't have a Morrigan romance as central to our games, just look at my ff story to see that I consider her pivotal. If anything, I'm just cringing at the thought that a cheap DLC is being used to provide this closure, rather than a longer expac.KnightofPhoenix wrote...
But yes, I can understand that not having Alistair be present in the story that is going to deal with his as of yet only child can be very dissapointing. But honestly, I think Morrigan romancers need that closure more so than those who romanced Alistair, where there is a certain level of closure provided.
It simply isn't true that you couldn't have anything Alistair-related as a DLC. Really, do you think the writers are that unimaginative? The idea we've talked about here is a DLC with a newly recruited Warden Alistair and Duncan as controllable character, fighting a darkspawn battle, maybe we see Alistair's Joining where Riordan is also present, see some of the other Fereldan Wardens you only glimpse in the DN origin.So I am empathic, but I don't think they could have made an Alistair DLC that would have been significant. He doesn't have a spectacular backstory like Leliana or Zevran, and doesnt' have a spectacular or unresolved ending like Morrigan.
Seriously? Seriously, you are going to come onto the Alistair thread and troll?
To actually treat your question as serious, Alistair is likely part of the DR story line for those of us who play female PCs. Or do game choices only matter if they happen to match yours? Presumably, somehow they are going to accommadate the many choices you had with Morrigan.
Alistair is the default king if not importing. Get over it.
So they can imaginatively add in a Leliana story line but not for any other companion? How, exactly, do you figure that?
Modifié par Costin_Razvan, 26 août 2010 - 07:26 .