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[Apollo Starflare]

Dave of Canada wrote...

Saibh wrote...

Harvester Dave! Somehow creepier than Broodmother Dave!

I went with:

[Saibh]

Dave of Canada wrote...

Saibh wrote...

Harvester Dave! Somehow creepier than Broodmother Dave!

I think he needs more of your heads in there, in various places of your choosing.

[ProudNegro]

^Is a Dwarf

Nuff said

[Dave of Canada]

Saibh wrote...

I think he needs more of your heads in there, in various places of your choosing.

[ProudNegro]

No. We hate dwarves

[Dhiro]

Dave of Canada wrote...

Saibh wrote...

I think he needs more of your heads in there, in various places of your choosing.

Why I'm not surprised? In shock and crying in horror, but not surprised?

[Saibh]

Apollo Starflare wrote...

Dave of Canada wrote...

Saibh wrote...

Harvester Dave! Somehow creepier than Broodmother Dave!

I went with:

Not enough beard.

EDIT:



Better.

Modifié par Saibh, 22 août 2010 - 09:56 .

[Arttis]

FLesh golem cheats on the broodmother with the warden?

But then the warden was all inside of broodmother already!

[Quinnzel]

Saibh wrote...

Apollo Starflare wrote...

Dave of Canada wrote...

Saibh wrote...

Harvester Dave! Somehow creepier than Broodmother Dave!

I went with:

Not enough beard.

EDIT:



Better.

Not enough Canadian.

[Arttis]

Canada making the WORLD?BETTER?

I have too many disagreements to state them on a canadian forum.

[Dave of Canada]

Arttis wrote...

Canada making the WORLD?BETTER?
I have too many disagreements to state them on a canadian forum.

Nope, he's saying I'm the one making the world better. Not Canada. /flex

[Dhiro]

The Canadian Power, is... is... *bows*

[jazzy B 3]

What about having love triangles where a party member may be interested in and even flirt with another and if you show no interest a relationship may build up between the two, but if you did show interest then the first companions feelings will be unrequieted and maybe banter would hint at this. No direct competition, but it does mean romance can happen arround the pc as well as to them.

[Lotion Soronarr]

Saibh wrote...
I think it was weird--he challenges you to a fight, and she ends up with him if you say yes. It's juvenile on both your parts, but I think it's worse on the guy who challenged you in the first place. It'd make more sense if she dumped both of you. But no.

AS in real life, love/romance is a complex thing, and emotional mumbo-jumbo even moreso. Unintended consexuences? People hard to read, acting strange? That is utterly realistic.

Also, Arie is a pacifist, so refusing to fight to get to her makes more sense than fighting.
Also, BG2 was set in a middel-age-like society. Duels and honor were common things. Ergo, not juvenile by the standards of that world.

[Saibh]

Lotion Soronnar wrote...

Saibh wrote...
I think it was weird--he challenges you to a fight, and she ends up with him if you say yes. It's juvenile on both your parts, but I think it's worse on the guy who challenged you in the first place. It'd make more sense if she dumped both of you. But no.

AS in real life, love/romance is a complex thing, and emotional mumbo-jumbo even moreso. Unintended consexuences? People hard to read, acting strange? That is utterly realistic.

Also, Arie is a pacifist, so refusing to fight to get to her makes more sense than fighting.
Also, BG2 was set in a middel-age-like society. Duels and honor were common things. Ergo, not juvenile by the standards of that world.

But accepting those duels is juvenile?

And challenging duels soothes Aerie's pacifist senses? Like I said, it would make more sense if she dumped you both. Yes, love is complicated--but that doesn't mean that makes her a likable character, or that a likable situation. People also cheat, and I sure as hell wouldn't want that happening in a video game relationship.

Modifié par Saibh, 23 août 2010 - 06:44 .

[Arrtis]

HOw about this.

You romance a woman.

Another guy in your group romances her behind your back.

You find out.

You then confront her and ask to choose.

Being able to convince her, you are then able to keep her.

If you cannot....the option of beating up the other guy is there.

But will likely result in both or one leaving depending on how well you can intimidate.

[Dave of Canada]

Arrtis wrote...

HOw about this.
You romance a woman.
Another guy in your group romances her behind your back.
You find out.
You then confront her and ask to choose.
Being able to convince her, you are then able to keep her.
If you cannot....the option of beating up the other guy is there.
But will likely result in both or one leaving depending on how well you can intimidate.

Mm.. interesting but I'd dislike this happening every time. Dealing with something like this would probably be entertaining but if you want to romance this cheating woman every other playthrough? It's only the matter of having a high enough persuade skill.

[Saibh]

Dave of Canada wrote...

Arrtis wrote...

HOw about this.
You romance a woman.
Another guy in your group romances her behind your back.
You find out.
You then confront her and ask to choose.
Being able to convince her, you are then able to keep her.
If you cannot....the option of beating up the other guy is there.
But will likely result in both or one leaving depending on how well you can intimidate.

Mm.. interesting but I'd dislike this happening every time. Dealing with something like this would probably be entertaining but if you want to romance this cheating woman every other playthrough? It's only the matter of having a high enough persuade skill.

"I love you because you managed to convince me in a persuasive voice that I love you!"

Romance for the ages.

[Dave of Canada]

Saibh wrote...

"I love you because you managed to convince me in a persuasive voice that I love you!"

Romance for the ages.

Yeah, I know. I'm just thinking of how to shake up the romances. Most romances (Morrigan being the exception) tend to be happy / happy / happy without any conflict or drama.

[Saibh]

Dave of Canada wrote...

Saibh wrote...

"I love you because you managed to convince me in a persuasive voice that I love you!"

Romance for the ages.

Yeah, I know. I'm just thinking of how to shake up the romances. Most romances (Morrigan being the exception) tend to be happy / happy / happy without any conflict or drama.

...You are forgetting our Alistair pain.

Our sick, sick, you barren nobody, Alistair pain.

[Dave of Canada]

Saibh wrote...

...You are forgetting our Alistair pain.

Our sick, sick, you barren nobody, Alistair pain.

Oh yes, Alistair has his issues but unlike Morrigan you can work around them and make it work. You can become Queen / Mistress with your romance option, I'm stuck being with Anora and breaking off any previous romance!

Modifié par Dave of Canada, 23 août 2010 - 07:09 .

[Saibh]

Dave of Canada wrote...

Saibh wrote...

...You are forgetting our Alistair pain.

Our sick, sick, you barren nobody, Alistair pain.

Oh yes, Alistair has his issues but unlike Morrigan you can work around them and make it work. You can become Queen / Mistress with your romance option, I'm stuck being with Anora and breaking off any previous romance!

That's true, to a degree. I think Alistair's drama was the proper kind of the drama, not the forced "you must say this exact line and do not fail!" kind. To me, you either became his mistress, which is no respectable or dignified position for anyone, or he dumps you. And you had to meet a requirement from earlier in the game in order to allow him to be your mistress. If you're not a Human Noble, and made him king, it was Mistress or nothing else.

[teeayenkay]

I for one really like this entire idea. The romances in Origins got kinda really boring. I'd feel like I actually *accomplished* something if I had to fight for a LI - not just saying the right lines to get approval again. In practice, it might be a bit messy, but still =\\

[phantomrachie24]

Edit: Wrong thread

Modifié par phantomrachie24, 24 août 2010 - 08:41 .

[GameBoyish]

teeayenkay wrote...

I for one really like this entire idea. The romances in Origins got kinda really boring. I'd feel like I actually *accomplished* something if I had to fight for a LI - not just saying the right lines to get approval again. In practice, it might be a bit messy, but still =\\\\

Seconded