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[Arrtis]

Perfect-Kenshin wrote...

Shadow_broker wrote...

Because thats cheesy porno talk
Cheat on a girl IRL then try to explain you want to have a 3 way, see what happens

What if I have Level 4 Persuasion?

THen you should be able to presuade a person to sell their own mother as a slave....and do nearly anything you want.

[Perfect-Kenshin]

andar91 wrote...

slimgrin wrote...

You should be allowed your choice, along with the consequences.

But ultimately, they can only put so many choices and consequences in one game.  The choices we can make really depend on what the writers give us and that's the way it has toell be (imo) for the story to be any good.

Well, it wouldn't be too hard. For instance, if you're paired with two partners in DA2, maybe the person who is supposed to play the same role as Wynne gets too batty about what she is seeing and leaves the party permanantly unless you decide to see the error of your ways. Or maybe one of the love interest gets jealous and betrays you down the road.

[Perfect-Kenshin]

Saibh wrote...

slimgrin wrote...

You should be allowed your choice, along with the consequences.

I agree (I think?). In both DAO and ME, you are allowed to say "Hey, why can't I keep both of you?" and the end result is not what you desire, of course.

Yeah, I never understood that scene. Is Liara okay with your suggestion is something? Meaning that if Ashley had agreed, would she be cool with Shepard having "both?"

[Perfect-Kenshin]

I'm pretty sure it was stated somewhere that Hawke would become King. People were saying this was ripping off Fable 3 for a reason.

[Dave of Canada]

Perfect-Kenshin wrote...

I'm pretty sure it was stated somewhere that Hawke would become King. People were saying this was ripping off Fable 3 for a reason.

It's essentially a rag to riches story, this created people assuming it was ripping off Fable. You don't become King/Queen, the Free Marches has no King/Queen.

[DarthCaine]

Perfect-Kenshin wrote...

I'm pretty sure it was stated somewhere that Hawke would become King.

No, people just assumed that. They read stuff that isn't there

[Fishy]

Wife : Going to see Sergei now and do bongo bongo .. BRB in a couple of hours

Boyfriend :Sure go for it



Wife :Yes Sergei YES!!

Wife : Sergei i need to leave . Maxim want me for dinner

Sergei:Sure



Wife :Thing aren't working anymore with Sergei .. i need a new model

Maxim : yeah you should keep Pierre and drop Sergei



Wife:I'm back home Honey but next week i will stay at Maxim and visit you once a week for bongo bongo.





Man i would feel like an object ..

[Perfect-Kenshin]

Dave of Canada wrote...

Perfect-Kenshin wrote...

I'm pretty sure it was stated somewhere that Hawke would become King. People were saying this was ripping off Fable 3 for a reason.

It's essentially a rag to riches story, this created people assuming it was ripping off Fable. You don't become King/Queen, the Free Marches has no King/Queen.

What about the trailer? We see a crown fall to Hawke's feet as it falls from the head of the slain King of Kirkvill just as Flemeth makes the comment that there are men who embrace destiny. Coincidence?

[Fishy]

MariSkep wrote...

suprez30-

I don't think that's how polyamorous relationships work. Then again I've never been in one or know anyone who has so...

I'm just putting a sense of humor into it.

[Saibh]

Perfect-Kenshin wrote...

Saibh wrote...

slimgrin wrote...

You should be allowed your choice, along with the consequences.

I agree (I think?). In both DAO and ME, you are allowed to say "Hey, why can't I keep both of you?" and the end result is not what you desire, of course.

Yeah, I never understood that scene. Is Liara okay with your suggestion is something? Meaning that if Ashley had agreed, would she be cool with Shepard having "both?"

I took it to mean she's damn desperate. Also, the asari are more open in general. As Mari pointed out, if the society is okay with it, I guess it makes sense for that character to be alright with it, too, but it just seems more like fanservice than anything else.

[Perfect-Kenshin]

MariSkep wrote...

Perfect-Kenshin wrote...

andar91 wrote...

slimgrin wrote...

You should be allowed your choice, along with the consequences.

But ultimately, they can only put so many choices and consequences in one game.  The choices we can make really depend on what the writers give us and that's the way it has toell be (imo) for the story to be any good.

Well, it wouldn't be too hard. For instance, if you're paired with two partners in DA2, maybe the person who is supposed to play the same role as Wynne gets too batty about what she is seeing and leaves the party permanantly unless you decide to see the error of your ways. Or maybe one of the love interest gets jealous and betrays you down the road.

Dragon Age did this (sort of) with the crisis moments and the loss of approval system. I'd like for some upgrades to the system. I never felt like the character really cared much for what I was doing (aside from crisis moments) and I'd appreciate a more immediate response to my decisions in game.

Agreed. I'm pretty sure Leliana (not hardened) would have a problem with you kiling a guy with merely a knife in cold blood without any hesitation whatsoever. I think betrayal should likely to occur depending on what you do while another party member is present.

[Clover Rider]

Saibh wrote...

Perfect-Kenshin wrote...

Saibh wrote...

slimgrin wrote...

You should be allowed your choice, along with the consequences.

I agree (I think?). In both DAO and ME, you are allowed to say "Hey, why can't I keep both of you?" and the end result is not what you desire, of course.

Yeah, I never understood that scene. Is Liara okay with your suggestion is something? Meaning that if Ashley had agreed, would she be cool with Shepard having "both?"

I took it to mean she's damn desperate. Also, the asari are more open in general. As Mari pointed out, if the society is okay with it, I guess it makes sense for that character to be alright with it, too, but it just seems more like fanservice than anything else.

And that is why I hate the asari for the most part .

[Saibh]

Some Geth wrote...

Saibh wrote...

Perfect-Kenshin wrote...

Saibh wrote...

slimgrin wrote...

You should be allowed your choice, along with the consequences.

I agree (I think?). In both DAO and ME, you are allowed to say "Hey, why can't I keep both of you?" and the end result is not what you desire, of course.

Yeah, I never understood that scene. Is Liara okay with your suggestion is something? Meaning that if Ashley had agreed, would she be cool with Shepard having "both?"

I took it to mean she's damn desperate. Also, the asari are more open in general. As Mari pointed out, if the society is okay with it, I guess it makes sense for that character to be alright with it, too, but it just seems more like fanservice than anything else.

And that is why I hate the asari for the most part .

An entire race of fanservice, yay! It's too bad it's difficult to do the same for women. The drell were designed for us, I guess, but they simply look intriguing, not sexy.

Well...

No...

They have the voice.

[Clover Rider]

Saibh wrote...

Some Geth wrote...

Saibh wrote...

Perfect-Kenshin wrote...

Saibh wrote...

slimgrin wrote...

You should be allowed your choice, along with the consequences.

I agree (I think?). In both DAO and ME, you are allowed to say "Hey, why can't I keep both of you?" and the end result is not what you desire, of course.

Yeah, I never understood that scene. Is Liara okay with your suggestion is something? Meaning that if Ashley had agreed, would she be cool with Shepard having "both?"

I took it to mean she's damn desperate. Also, the asari are more open in general. As Mari pointed out, if the society is okay with it, I guess it makes sense for that character to be alright with it, too, but it just seems more like fanservice than anything else.

And that is why I hate the asari for the most part .

An entire race of fanservice, yay! It's too bad it's difficult to do the same for women. The drell were designed for us, I guess, but they simply look intriguing, not sexy.

Well...

No...

They have the voice.

I wonder what drell women look like?

[Dave of Canada]

Perfect-Kenshin wrote...

What about the trailer? We see a crown fall to Hawke's feet as it falls from the head of the slain King of Kirkvill just as Flemeth makes the comment that there are men who embrace destiny. Coincidence?

Coolness factor, it's the primairy purpose of making these things happen in trailers.

[Saibh]

Some Geth wrote...

I wonder what drell women look like?

I could go for an effort to 'Shop some lipstick on Thane and put a bow on him to be all quirky and stuff, but I won't. You let your imagination do the work.

[DarthCaine]

Perfect-Kenshin wrote...

What about the trailer? We see a crown fall to Hawke's feet as it falls from the head of the slain King of Kirkvill just as Flemeth makes the comment that there are men who embrace destiny. Coincidence?

Are you forgetting that in the other Blur CGI trailers, there were darkspawn at the urn, Grey Wardens had glowing eyes, Sten was a black guy with a goatee, Grunt was 300 years old and killed the Thresher Maw solo, there were Blue Suns in Jack's cryo chamber and Thane was on Horizon ?

[Clover Rider]

Saibh wrote...

Some Geth wrote...

I wonder what drell women look like?

I could go for an effort to 'Shop some lipstick on Thane and put a bow on him to be all quirky and stuff, but I won't. You let your imagination do the work.

Oh I will...

[SirOccam]

Perfect-Kenshin wrote...

In the previous Dragon Age game, you could either have Morrigan, Leliana or Zevran (if you were a guy anyway). I hate having to choose. Why can't I simply explain to all my parties (in my case, Morrigan and Leliana) the benefits of polygamy and that "sharing me" has its benefits? Since Hawke is going to be a king (or queen depending on the gender you choose) and since Kings have been known to have multiple wives, what's wrong with me settling down with more than one love interest?

God no. Wheel of Time, anyone?

I have a love/hate relationship with those books, but that is definitely one of the HATE things. Rand is SUCH a Mary Sue it's not even funny.

Perfect-Kenshin wrote...

Dave of Canada wrote...

Perfect-Kenshin wrote...

I'm
pretty sure it was stated somewhere that Hawke would become King.
People were saying this was ripping off Fable 3 for a reason.

It's
essentially a rag to riches story, this created people assuming it was
ripping off Fable. You don't become King/Queen, the Free Marches has no
King/Queen.

What about the trailer? We see a crown fall
to Hawke's feet as it falls from the head of the slain King of Kirkvill
just as Flemeth makes the comment that there are men who embrace
destiny. Coincidence?

Actually that was the crown of the Viscount of Kirkwall that fell. It doesn't make sense for a city to have a King. If there were a King, it would be of the Free Marches, and would be quite a feat indeed considering the semi-independent status each city-state has.

Now will Hawke become Viscount? I don't know, but it seems a lot more likely than King.

Modifié par SirOccam, 07 septembre 2010 - 12:34 .

[Burritos]

DaerogTheDhampir wrote...

You can marry Alistair/Anora and still keep your love interest (Leliana/Zevran). So, you could do it in Origins if you were a noble.

Edit: Although I agree with earlier posters, it is kind of lame. The Silk Fox and Dawn Star I thought was funny and kind of lessened the impact of the relationships.

Leliana will straight up dump ur ass if she is unhardened and marry anora.  I experienced that my first playthrough.