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[Dragonsword18]

^^ Morigan is the best character in the game her remarks are pricless about everyone



"stop stering at my breast" hahahaha

[Flamin Jesus]

Raltar wrote...

She is a manipulative, selfish, power hungry, evil ****.

So, she's a woman then?

[RyodorRilaith]

Claudia Black does an awesome job with the voice (if I pegged if correctly)

[Askarn]

She's not in my group and since I refused to help her kill her mother, she's not even an option anymore.

[Jankum]

Morrigan is like my last ex: hot, selfish, and totally insane. As a mage, Morrigan isn't very useful to me, but is just too damn interesting to get rid of.

[KnightofPhoenix]

Jankum wrote...

Morrigan is like my last ex: hot, selfish, and totally insane. As a mage, Morrigan isn't very useful to me, but is just too damn interesting to get rid of.

Then why did you get rid of your...ex?

[xYOSSARIANx]

Haasth wrote...



 Beyond that I also think she's very annoying due to her selfishness and total lack of respect for people in need of help.  

I agree with that, but if you take the "Growing up in the Kokori Wilds" (Spelling ???) companion chat all the way through then it becomes clear that Morrigan has had little or no contact with humans when growing up and she admits she lack social skills. Can you imagine having Flemeth for a mother, it's not a great start to life.

I romanced her from the start, grew bored of her callous nature, decided I preferred Leilanna. but got her respect meter back to 100% and she called me 'friend', I felt bad about how I dumped her tried my best to stay friends with her, then I refused the ending offer as I couldn't expose a innocent child to an Arch Demon and she left before battle.

I miss her.

I take it the after ending save takes place after I refuse her offer but before the final battle, because she is not at camp. I was gutted after the credits rolled when I got back to camp and she was not there.

Modifié par xYOSSARIANx, 22 novembre 2009 - 05:20 .

[sypherin]

can you not type **** in this forum?

ooooooooo

Modifié par sypherin, 22 novembre 2009 - 05:33 .

[Endurium]

Morrigan is rather cliche and quite a bit like BG2's Viconia. I put on my cliche evil hat and talked her from neutral to friendly with little trouble.

After experiencing both female options, I'm probably going to avoid romances in the future, and just take them to friendly for the bonuses. (At least MotB provided romance-only benefits to *both* the companion and the main character.)

Morrigan is too negative while traveling, and Leliana talks far too much for my liking. If I feel like a quick fling I can go to The Pearl, and take kisses from girls I help out. My evil characters can get down with a desire demon for laughs

(Too bad that doesn't have an effect on my character, something like 'Demon Lover' with some bonuses but a penalty to willpower for often being lost in recollection of the mind-blowing good time you had with the demon.)

Modifié par Endurium, 22 novembre 2009 - 06:02 .

[Spaghetti_Ninja]

She's OK. It's just to bad that the romance goes nowhere in the end.

[MFCell]

I think she is the best plot twist ever. You know she has it up her sleeve the whole time, but when she finally plays her cards, it was like the biggest "AW HELL YEAH" moment ever in gaming for me.



Man, I am simply dying to know what she did with my dam kid !

[MFCell]

Spaghetti_Ninja wrote...

She's OK. It's just to bad that the romance goes nowhere in the end.

I'm not sure what other companion couplings wind up with a child?  Granted she can end up with it anywys, but really, no other couple in the game can come close to the male PC and Morrigan couple.

[Akka le Vil]

Morrigan's voice acting is downright gorgeous, and she's often rather amusing because of her snarkiness.

As for being "interesting"... Bleh. She's hypocrital, contradictory and whimsical. Not really my cup of tea.

[PuffyTail]

It seems like every time I had a conversation with her, I lost her approval a bit. Eventually I just gave her lots of gifts to boost her approval back up and never included her in my party.

[mrao]

I enjoy her character. She works well with the characters I play, and I appreciate her hilarious commentary. I love sarcastic women, I'm not sure why.

I'm also gonna jump on the bandwagon and say that Claudia Black seriously stole the show with her voice acting.

Modifié par mrao, 22 novembre 2009 - 06:53 .

[Akka le Vil]

PuffyTail wrote...

It seems like every time I had a conversation with her, I lost her approval a bit. Eventually I just gave her lots of gifts to boost her approval back up and never included her in my party.

That's more or less what's grating with her.
She talks a lot of "freedom" and "having your own mind". But each time you actually have opinions of your own and aren't a yes-man to whatever she wants, you lose approval.

I mean, that's the girl who says I should free a murderer out of mercy, but I should kill a whole community just because they don't revolt.

[Skellimancer]

I can't stand her or Wynne.



WTB Neutral Mage.

[MFCell]

Skellimancer wrote...

I can't stand her or Wynne.

WTB Neutral Mage.

Try having them both in the party, and being in a relationship with Morrigan.  HOOOOBOYYYY Wynne is not as nice as she likes to make people think !

[Blansten]

She is probably one of my favorite game characers ever. Intelligent, funny and in time even caring.

In my game she was not a coldhearted *****. Just a very practical woman raised by a cold and powerful mother far away from civilization. She is very self aware and is the first to admit her lack of understanding on the way society operates. Her upbringing has made her very awkward around others and based on the hostility the rest of the group showed her, her lashing out at them never bothered me. I always wished there was more I could do to stick up for her.

To me the story as a whole focused on the various ways that people could be enslaved, the Elves, the Mages, the Dwarven Castless, Assasin's, Bards the Qunari and Morrigans relationship with her mother. People being trapped, sold, captured or bullied into lives they did not want was the theme that stuck with me the most. Morrigan was the loudest voice against that and her disdain of people who gladly bought into those systems seemed very justified to me (at least in terms of her character).  I may not have liked everything she said or agreed with her views 100% of the time but that is not something I look for. I like a little conflict, it keeps you thinking.

My character helped free her from Flemeth and I believed her when she said that she was grateful for that. Even in the end I didn't see her behaviour as manipulative, it was very consistent with her quest for freedom. She even says something about "freeing the old god" it may have been Flemeth's idea but to me it was consistent with something she would want as well. 

A very well written character and brilliantly acted. Morrigan is one the things that keeps me playing the game.

[mrao]

Somehow I don't really mind the whole approval loss thing with characters. A game where every character agreed with every decision I made would be a boring one, imo.

[Akka le Vil]

mrao wrote...

Somehow I don't really mind the whole approval loss thing with characters. A game where every character agreed with every decision I made would be a boring one, imo.

Well, the problem I have with her is not that she has her opinions (Sten have his own, and he's terrific), but her double-standards and hypocrisy.

[mrao]

Akka le Vil wrote...

mrao wrote...

Somehow I don't really mind the whole approval loss thing with characters. A game where every character agreed with every decision I made would be a boring one, imo.

Well, the problem I have with her is not that she has her opinions (Sten have his own, and he's terrific), but her double-standards and hypocrisy.

I totally expected her views on the alienage elves. She wants freedom for those who she thinks are worthy of it. This seems like a view that Flemeth would have as well. I don't remember her ever saying she believes EVERYONE deserves freedom. Remember, she is still a woman raised by an abomination in a swamp with little to no human contact. In fact, she even mentions that she's spent more time with animals. She's not going to be the most stable woman around.

I think her internal conflict is what makes her interesting, but Its totally understable that people don't want to put up with her.

Modifié par mrao, 22 novembre 2009 - 07:51 .

[Element CL]

I think she'd look hot with a leash and gag on.

[soteria]

Akka le Vil wrote...

mrao wrote...

Somehow I don't really mind the whole approval loss thing with characters. A game where every character agreed with every decision I made would be a boring one, imo.

Well, the problem I have with her is not that she has her opinions (Sten have his own, and he's terrific), but her double-standards and hypocrisy.

You don't really get to "cure" her exactly, but you can show her how she's wrong at specific points.  At the anvil of the void, she wants to use it.  I suggested I could use it on her, and then got a persuade option basically to reveal her double standard to herself.