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[Angel of Nessus]

filetemo wrote...

mages in many fantasy settings are mostly cowards. A warrior will willingly eat many fireballs to reach his target, the mage runs away when he's out of mana because he's terrified of physical combat

See: stupid (eating fireballs) and smart (moving out of your enemy's attack range).  Bravery =/= stupidity, so stop equating the two.

[filetemo]

KingMuffin wrote...


But that quanari used magic first,what looked like a force push after Hawk used his flaming....weapon....thing.

wat?

the qunari used some kind of holy smite after hawke used magic.

ond going offtopic: If a holy smite is not magic, and templars are not mages, what the hell it is? a lyrium explosion?

[Angel of Nessus]

LOLZAO wrote...

i would only call Hawke a coward if he saw that Qunari and started running, but he ripped him in half.

This.  A million times.

[Dave of Canada]

Angel of Nessus wrote...

filetemo wrote...

mages in many fantasy settings are mostly cowards. A warrior will willingly eat many fireballs to reach his target, the mage runs away when he's out of mana because he's terrified of physical combat

See: stupid (eating fireballs) and smart (moving out of your enemy's attack range).  Bravery =/= stupidity, so stop equating the two.

But stupidity leads to courage! If the person doesn't understand that there's werewolves in the forest, he'd most likely go in than the more courageous man who understands.

[filetemo]

Angel of Nessus wrote...

See: stupid (eating fireballs) and smart (moving out of your enemy's attack range).  Bravery =/= stupidity, so stop equating the two.

hah, typical mage excuse: "melee combat is dumb because getting blows to the face sucks"

if your only mean to aproach your target is to advance, warriors do it, at expenses of the damage. Mages flee like girls when they run out of mana.

[Saibh]

filetemo wrote...

Saibh wrote...
You don't think it's a teeny dishonorable, using that logic, to attack them with a sword?

So if I'm a soldier in Africa and I run out of ammo, it's dishonorable they attack me with knifes? After all I'm just wearing camouflage and I am not ready for hand to hand combat.

So if Hawke had simply called upon his...I don't know, Hell Hand powers (we also don't know the requirements for casting that spell--maybe you need to be at half life or something) right away, that would be honorable? Yeah, not seeing that. Killing him now, or killing him later doesn't change how "honorable" it is.

[Kaiser Shepard]

Dave of Canada wrote...

Angel of Nessus wrote...

filetemo wrote...

mages in many fantasy settings are mostly cowards. A warrior will willingly eat many fireballs to reach his target, the mage runs away when he's out of mana because he's terrified of physical combat

See: stupid (eating fireballs) and smart (moving out of your enemy's attack range).  Bravery =/= stupidity, so stop equating the two.

But stupidity leads to courage! If the person doesn't understand that there's werewolves in the forest, he'd most likely go in than the more courageous man who understands.

The courageous man would go in regardless of any knowledge he has.

[Dave of Canada]

Kaiser Shepard wrote...

The courageous man would go in regardless of any knowledge he has.

Tv Tropes!

[filetemo]

Kaiser Shepard wrote...

Dave of Canada wrote...


But stupidity leads to courage! If the person doesn't understand that there's werewolves in the forest, he'd most likely go in than the more courageous man who understands.

The courageous man would go in regardless of any knowledge he has.

take that dave

Kaiser possesses the secret of the riddle of steel *conan music sounds in the background*

[thegreateski]

filetemo wrote...

Angel of Nessus wrote...

See: stupid (eating fireballs) and smart (moving out of your enemy's attack range).  Bravery =/= stupidity, so stop equating the two.

hah, typical mage excuse: "melee combat is dumb because getting blows to the face sucks"

if your only mean to aproach your target is to advance, warriors do it, at expenses of the damage. Mages flee like girls when they run out of mana.

Brave or not it's not going to matter to the warrior when he's dead.

[filetemo]

Saibh wrote...

filetemo wrote...

Saibh wrote...
You don't think it's a teeny dishonorable, using that logic, to attack them with a sword?

So if I'm a soldier in Africa and I run out of ammo, it's dishonorable they attack me with knifes? After all I'm just wearing camouflage and I am not ready for hand to hand combat.

So if Hawke had simply called upon his...I don't know, Hell Hand powers (we also don't know the requirements for casting that spell--maybe you need to be at half life or something) right away, that would be honorable? Yeah, not seeing that. Killing him now, or killing him later doesn't change how "honorable" it is.

the only honorable thing was to get killed and let the warden handle the job and let us play with him in DA2.:D:D

[filetemo]

thegreateski wrote...
Brave or not it's not going to matter to the warrior when he's dead.

coward thinking.

Soldiers charged on foot against machine gun nests in World war, some died, and the rest neutralized the machine guns. That's the way of the warrior.

Remeber napoleonic wars with soldiers advancing in robes against cannon shots.

[thegreateski]

filetemo wrote...

thegreateski wrote...
Brave or not it's not going to matter to the warrior when he's dead.

coward thinking.

Soldiers charged on foot against machine gun nests in World war, some died, and the rest neutralized the machine guns. That's the way of the warrior.

Remeber napoleonic wars with soldiers advancing in robes against cannon shots.

As I recall . . . we don't do war that way anymore do we?

Because of the massive number of deaths.

[Garuda One]

Wait a second... blue eyes... red eyes... INB4 Mountain Dew promotional items via getting blue or red Mountain Dew drinks... I mean new flavored Dr Pepper! Not Mountain Dew, WoW already did that.

[LOLZAO]

Courageous mans die with swords in hand and then go to Valhalla to sit besides Odin in his Hall to be called forth to fight again for him During The Ragnarok, and anyone who dies from old age or disease or while using magic or running to recharge mana is a coward and will forever burn in helheim.All Hail Thor and Odin HAILLLL!!!!!

Modifié par LOLZAO, 18 août 2010 - 01:26 .

[Lukas Kristjanson]

I think a more interesting question is which would be the aggressor in this inevitable Heroes’ Miscommunication battle, which would be the first to realize that they had been manipulated the whole time and allow himself to be briefly incapacitated to reveal the true threat, who are the second stringer villains who teamed up for this cockamamie plan to pit them against each other, what is the uncontrollable weapon that is then lost control of, and which first suggests the other one’s finishing move in order to stop it, before they then trade off defeating the other's foe, nod respectfully that in another time they would be enemies but today they have found a friend, and depart for their home territories, their horizons broadened and their wills steeled for the trials to come? And what the hell would Gorilla Grodd think of this mess, I mean, he’s a super intelligent ape, he’d have seen that this matchup was pointless and long since retreated to Borneo or something.



I think a lot of things.

[MerinTB]

Any of my Wardens would murderize Commander Hawke.

"Most important person in the Dragon Age" - great, now we're playing Jesus? :innocent:

[Rapidiul]

filetemo wrote...

Saibh wrote...

filetemo wrote...

Saibh wrote...
You don't think it's a teeny dishonorable, using that logic, to attack them with a sword?

So if I'm a soldier in Africa and I run out of ammo, it's dishonorable they attack me with knifes? After all I'm just wearing camouflage and I am not ready for hand to hand combat.

So if Hawke had simply called upon his...I don't know, Hell Hand powers (we also don't know the requirements for casting that spell--maybe you need to be at half life or something) right away, that would be honorable? Yeah, not seeing that. Killing him now, or killing him later doesn't change how "honorable" it is.

the only honorable thing was to get killed and let the warden handle the job and let us play with him in DA2.:D:D

Another honorable thing you could do is to leave the internet. Forever.

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[yummysoap]

Was the blue glowy eyes thing originally something planned for the warden? Are Hawke's red eyes going to be disregarded in the same way?

[Rogue Unit]

What?

[aragfore03]

Lukas Kristjanson wrote...

I think a more interesting question is which would be the aggressor in this inevitable Heroes’ Miscommunication battle, which would be the first to realize that they had been manipulated the whole time and allow himself to be briefly incapacitated to reveal the true threat, who are the second stringer villains who teamed up for this cockamamie plan to pit them against each other, what is the uncontrollable weapon that is then lost control of, and which first suggests the other one’s finishing move in order to stop it, before they then trade off defeating the other's foe, nod respectfully that in another time they would be enemies but today they have found a friend, and depart for their home territories, their horizons broadened and their wills steeled for the trials to come? And what the hell would Gorilla Grodd think of this mess, I mean, he’s a super intelligent ape, he’d have seen that this matchup was pointless and long since retreated to Borneo or something.

I think a lot of things.

That settles it. You need to visit these forums more.

[filetemo]

Rapidiul wrote...


Another honorable thing you could do is to leave the internet. Forever.

if you can't handle hand to hand internet combat I guess you usually play mages too

[andar91]

Lukas Kristjanson wrote...

I think a more interesting question is which would be the aggressor in this inevitable Heroes’ Miscommunication battle, which would be the first to realize that they had been manipulated the whole time and allow himself to be briefly incapacitated to reveal the true threat, who are the second stringer villains who teamed up for this cockamamie plan to pit them against each other, what is the uncontrollable weapon that is then lost control of, and which first suggests the other one’s finishing move in order to stop it, before they then trade off defeating the other's foe, nod respectfully that in another time they would be enemies but today they have found a friend, and depart for their home territories, their horizons broadened and their wills steeled for the trials to come? And what the hell would Gorilla Grodd think of this mess, I mean, he’s a super intelligent ape, he’d have seen that this matchup was pointless and long since retreated to Borneo or something.

I think a lot of things.

I hope you start posting again; I'd be sad if I hardly ever got to see your posts, since I joined for DA:O.

[Brockololly]

Lukas Kristjanson wrote...

I think a more interesting question is which would be the aggressor in this inevitable Heroes’ Miscommunication battle, which would be the first to realize that they had been manipulated the whole time and allow himself to be briefly incapacitated to reveal the true threat, who are the second stringer villains who teamed up for this cockamamie plan to pit them against each other, what is the uncontrollable weapon that is then lost control of, and which first suggests the other one’s finishing move in order to stop it, before they then trade off defeating the other's foe, nod respectfully that in another time they would be enemies but today they have found a friend, and depart for their home territories, their horizons broadened and their wills steeled for the trials to come? And what the hell would Gorilla Grodd think of this mess, I mean, he’s a super intelligent ape, he’d have seen that this matchup was pointless and long since retreated to Borneo or something.

I think a lot of things.

Took the words right out of my mouth!