Great, so we will be seeing her soon. But by hot I hope you don't mean this.Mike Laidlaw wrote...
We will show her eventually. I don't have a firm timeline, but we well.
And she is -hot-.
Great, so we will be seeing her soon. But by hot I hope you don't mean this.Mike Laidlaw wrote...
We will show her eventually. I don't have a firm timeline, but we well.
And she is -hot-.
Guest_MessyPossum_*
Will she be escaping the fire?Mike Laidlaw wrote...
We will show her eventually. I don't have a firm timeline, but we well.
And she is -hot-.
dark-lauron wrote...
Depends largely on your definition of "hot"...Mike Laidlaw wrote...
We will show her eventually. I don't have a firm timeline, but we well.
And she is -hot-.
Still, I don't want to see her "hotness" I want to see her and that's IT. Aren't you one of the bosses? C'moon, a cookie for you if you post a pic. We won't tell anyone... err, I meant
I might sound a bit... bastard here :Mike Laidlaw wrote...
Indeed. Hotness does, in fact, depend on your definition of hot. And by -my- definition of hot, FemHawke is capable of melting butter from across the room.
... I could give you a cookie too? :innocent:JohnEpler wrote...
If Mike posts a screenshot outside of the proper channels, the cortex bomb goes off.
Modificata da dark-lauron, 19 agosto 2010 - 10:00 .
JohnEpler wrote...
If Mike posts a screenshot outside of the proper channels, the cortex bomb goes off.
Guest_distinguetraces_*
Mike Laidlaw wrote...
Indeed. Hotness does, in fact, depend on your definition of hot. And by -my- definition of hot, FemHawke is capable of melting butter from across the room.
A chain reaction... clever.Mike Laidlaw wrote...
And what John doesn't know, kids, is that if MY cortex bomb goes off, every DA2 designer's cortex bomb goes off.
For reference, John is, in fact, a DA2 designer.
Modificata da AjaxDuo, 19 agosto 2010 - 10:08 .
ReinaHW wrote...
It will be nice to see her when she appears, hopefully she won't be the scantily clad kind of appearance.
Mike Laidlaw wrote...
ReinaHW wrote...
It will be nice to see her when she appears, hopefully she won't be the scantily clad kind of appearance.
No more scantily clad than the armors in origins. We don't reall go in for the chainmail bikini 'round here.
Mike Laidlaw wrote...
ReinaHW wrote...
It will be nice to see her when she appears, hopefully she won't be the scantily clad kind of appearance.
No more scantily clad than the armors in origins. We don't reall go in for the chainmail bikini 'round here.
Mike Laidlaw wrote...
ReinaHW wrote...
It will be nice to see her when she appears, hopefully she won't be the scantily clad kind of appearance.
No more scantily clad than the armors in origins. We don't reall go in for the chainmail bikini 'round here.
Mike Laidlaw wrote...
We will show her eventually. I don't have a firm timeline, but we well.
And she is -hot-.
KennethAFTopp wrote...
Mike Laidlaw wrote...
ReinaHW wrote...
It will be nice to see her when she appears, hopefully she won't be the scantily clad kind of appearance.
No more scantily clad than the armors in origins. We don't reall go in for the chainmail bikini 'round here.
Wow.. that sucks, Bioware is dumbing down DA2 No chainmail bikinis! is this for the casual Console gamer huh?
I am not buying this game now
Modificata da ReinaHW, 19 agosto 2010 - 10:17 .
Mistress Tasharra wrote...
I actually dislike the word 'hot'. Why? Because more often than not, 'hot' is not. Though, I believe he meant to say 'she is a beautiful woman' or perhaps 'she is a handsome woman'.
Whenever I here the word 'hot' in regards to a female protagonist in the fantasy genre, I think of something similar to the picture linked at the top of this page.
Mind you, Bioware is far more respectful than that, and I have a feeling Marian Hawke will be indeed attractive, but not 'hot'. I am curious to see her, even though I shall make my own.
Modificata da jlb524, 19 agosto 2010 - 10:13 .
Oh my god...Mistress Tasharra wrote...
I actually dislike the word 'hot'. Why? Because more often than not, 'hot' is not. Though, I believe he meant to say 'she is a beautiful woman' or perhaps 'she is a handsome woman'.
Whenever I here the word 'hot' in regards to a female protagonist in the fantasy genre, I think of something similar to the picture linked at the top of this page.
Mind you, Bioware is far more respectful than that, and I have a feeling Marian Hawke will be indeed attractive, but not 'hot'. I am curious to see her, even though I shall make my own.
Mike Laidlaw wrote...
Indeed. Hotness does, in fact, depend on your definition of hot. And by -my- definition of hot, FemHawke is capable of melting butter from across the room.