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[mellifera]

Freek on a Leesh wrote...

yukidama wrote...

Maverick827 wrote...

jln.francisco wrote...

jonluke93 wrote...

jln.francisco wrote...

Freek on a Leesh wrote...

David Gaider is an epic writer.
Everytime you use improper grammar an elderly English teacher dies.

I must have taken our half the English department single-handedly by now...

You just killed a teacher with that post.

Not my fault the New York education system failed me.

New York taught me well enough...

Me to are enlish class r pretty good i did many learning hear in nyc

*Mr. Browning of the Houston Texas public school system suddenly has a violent heart attack at 85*

deer mr brownings family im truley sorry for you're lots, their are to many thing too say, to little words to express them.

[Dave of Canada]

yukidama wrote...

deer mr brownings family im truley sorry for you're lots, their are to many thing too say, to little words to express them.

There goes his wife.

[Bryy_Miller]

David Gaider is one of the epic writers.

[Maverick827]

Freek on a Leesh wrote...

yukidama wrote...

Maverick827 wrote...

jln.francisco wrote...

jonluke93 wrote...

jln.francisco wrote...

Freek on a Leesh wrote...

David Gaider is an epic writer.
Everytime you use improper grammar an elderly English teacher dies.

I must have taken our half the English department single-handedly by now...

You just killed a teacher with that post.

Not my fault the New York education system failed me.

New York taught me well enough...

Me to are enlish class r pretty good i did many learning hear in nyc

*Mr. Browning of the Houston Texas public school system suddenly has a violent heart attack at 85*

That's how Mr. Browning died?  I heard he hung himself.

[kraidy1117]

I like Gaider. He's a good writer. My only critism was that the main story was not that good in DAO but everything else was good, keep up the good work Gaider!

[jonluke93]

I was hoping it would be someone else. No one specific though, certainly not Ms. Pino from CFB-ISD *cough*

[Elanareon]

@ OP



"True, True"

[BallaZs]

I remember thenemesis77 when he was whining about Hawke and the changes in DA2. That he won't be able to play as his Warden again, and Hawke won't be his character, stuffs like that.

A nice change he went through

[Rapidiul]

He does not beat Valve's Marc Laidlaw, though.

[SirShreK]

He was born Level 21.

[Homebound]

Didnt even know the guy was a writer. I thought he was like the Volus.

[Rapidiul]

simfamSP wrote...

Freek on a Leesh wrote...

David Gaider is an epic writer.
Everytime you use improper grammar an elderly English teacher dies.

realy? taht wud bi thery buad juist imagen wot wud hapen ith oll Englesh teecher deis?

Childish people like you make me want to puke

[Krytheos]

simfamSP wrote...

Freek on a Leesh wrote...

David Gaider is an epic writer.
Everytime you use improper grammar an elderly English teacher dies.

realy? taht wud bi thery buad juist imagen wot wud hapen ith oll Englesh teecher deis?

...

By the sodding stone, do you really want English Teachers below elderly to start dying too?! I swear, that post probably killed like, fifty elderly English teachers in one go. D: 

The ancestors would be ashamed. So very ashamed. Still, I agree with the sentiment of the OP: David Gaider really is one of my favorite, and an epic writer. I just hope DA2 continues the wonderful story he has written so far.

[Ravenfeeder]

Let us not forget that David is the Lead Writer of a team.

The whole team deserves our praise

[Revya]

RPGcodex would like to talk to you XD.



I don't mind his writing style, I hope he and his team come up with a truly unBioware story

[GameBoyish]

I one more novels from David Gaider XP

[-Semper-]

i don't read books centered around games because mostly these are very plain, boring and filled with clichès. the online reviews about "the stolen throne" and "the calling" are sounding similar. seems like david gaider horribly fails as a writer of novels.

[Ken555]

I found him quite good, not as good as some of the top writers, but neverless a good writer.

[druplesnubb]

Congratulations for derailing a thread about the writers being awesome into english teachers dying because of bad grammar:wizard:

On topic I think all the writer's did a great job and while the main story of origins was a bunch of generic crap the side stories (except the circle quest but that's a rant for another time) and Awakening's story was really good.

I hope they keep doing as good stories as we've had this far.

[NatOreN]

Dave of Canada wrote...

I didn't know he was epic.

Love this! Well done, good sir!

[Eudaemonium]

I haven't read either of the novels, but in his defence writing a novel and writing a video game are two completely different talents and skill sets. Most novel writers would make absolutely apalling game writers, or at least writers of a game like DA where the player designs the character. Games that have a fixed protagonist and a set plot would be easier for a novel writer (which is not to say that msot of them don't sport terrible plot and characterisation anyhow). Different media.

Regarding, DA though, David is an awesome writer. However, Mary Kirby, Sheryl Chee and the other writers are equally awesome. Mary wrote Sten after all, and Sten is *golden*, even if he does think the Warden is a unicorn.

[zahra]

Gaider, as the lead writer, shaped a world so believable and immersive that it has the capability of sparking nerdrage up to 7 on the Richter scale. Say what you want about his writing, very few writers can inspire the same sort of fanatical devotion to the characters and worlds they create.



Gaiders epicness is about the same level as a master ninja with wings, only slightly below that of robot unicorns.

[wicked_being]

zahra wrote...
Gaider, as the lead writer, shaped a world so believable and immersive that it has the capability of sparking nerdrage up to 7 on the Richter scale.

Correction, 8.