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[mopotter]

Russalka wrote...

Fatex3 wrote...

Why would that be interesting, you can have sex in real life and have those possibilities. I can't go kill Darkspawn and Dragons in real life so its fun.

Unless the first part of my statement is false... hmmm.

So, a good book to you is only about killing monsters and dragons, then?
Everyone has different tastes.

Have you played a biography video game?  I'd love to play one about  Abagail Adams or Marie Curie but haven't seen too many video games with that kind of plot.  I love to read and I love video games.  I play rpg's because they are like being an active character in a book.  

[Aradace]

KLUME777 wrote...

I dont see why everyone is against this idea. It would really give the game and characters depth if it is done well.

And to those who say they opt not to have a kid, what about dark sacrifice? Unless you did US in your canon, then you have already had a child.

No, I dont lol...My warden pushed the "responsibility" off on Alistair...And in the instances where Alistair wasnt available, I handed it off to Loghain.  So no, my warden did NOT already have a child (referring to the ritual with morrigan.)

[KLUME777]

Aradace wrote...

KLUME777 wrote...

I dont see why everyone is against this idea. It would really give the game and characters depth if it is done well.

And to those who say they opt not to have a kid, what about dark sacrifice? Unless you did US in your canon, then you have already had a child.

No, I dont lol...My warden pushed the "responsibility" off on Alistair...And in the instances where Alistair wasnt available, I handed it off to Loghain.  So no, my warden did NOT already have a child (referring to the ritual with morrigan.)

Morrigan is still going to wet herself when hit too hard, vomit in the morning etc.

Edit: spelling

Modifié par KLUME777, 17 septembre 2010 - 12:16 .

[nightcobra]

Aradace wrote...

KLUME777 wrote...

I dont see why everyone is against this idea. It would really give the game and characters depth if it is done well.

And to those who say they opt not to have a kid, what about dark sacrifice? Unless you did US in your canon, then you have already had a child.

No, I dont lol...My warden pushed the "responsibility" off on Alistair...And in the instances where Alistair wasnt available, I handed it off to Loghain.  So no, my warden did NOT already have a child (referring to the ritual with morrigan.)

it's not the game's fault if you're avoiding having a child like the plague lol:lol:

[Aradace]

nightcobra8928 wrote...

Aradace wrote...

KLUME777 wrote...

I dont see why everyone is against this idea. It would really give the game and characters depth if it is done well.

And to those who say they opt not to have a kid, what about dark sacrifice? Unless you did US in your canon, then you have already had a child.

No, I dont lol...My warden pushed the "responsibility" off on Alistair...And in the instances where Alistair wasnt available, I handed it off to Loghain.  So no, my warden did NOT already have a child (referring to the ritual with morrigan.)

it's not the game's fault if you're avoiding having a child like the plague lol:lol:

"Plague" is putting it lightly lol

@KLUME - Yes, she is still pregnant in that scenario.  However, the responsibility of "caring" and "raising" it is no longer mine and falls to Alistair or Loghain, not my Warden or Hawke.  I dont know where you're from, but where I come from it's not required for a guy to raise and care for another man's child.  It falls to the one who impregnated her heh.

Modifié par Aradace, 17 septembre 2010 - 12:21 .

[KLUME777]

Wouldnt it be pretty awesome if, when you or your LI got pregnant, the only time you got to play that pregnant character was in a one part time like in ME2 when you play as Joker when the collecters attack the Normany.



Eg. Youd be in the castle or whatever and it got attacked and you have to escape while the gaurds fend off the attack, youd be helpless.

[nightcobra]

Aradace wrote...

nightcobra8928 wrote...

Aradace wrote...

KLUME777 wrote...

I dont see why everyone is against this idea. It would really give the game and characters depth if it is done well.

And to those who say they opt not to have a kid, what about dark sacrifice? Unless you did US in your canon, then you have already had a child.

No, I dont lol...My warden pushed the "responsibility" off on Alistair...And in the instances where Alistair wasnt available, I handed it off to Loghain.  So no, my warden did NOT already have a child (referring to the ritual with morrigan.)

it's not the game's fault if you're avoiding having a child like the plague lol:lol:

"Plague" is putting it lightly lol

@KLUME - Yes, she is still pregnant in that scenario.  However, the responsibility of "caring" and "raising" it is no longer mine and falls to Alistair or Loghain, not my Warden or Hawke.  I dont know where you're from, but where I come from it's not required for a guy to raise and care for another man's child.  It falls to the one who impregnated her heh.

maybe that's where hawke's mother comes in, she and the servants of amell's estates can help to raise the child:whistle:.

Modifié par nightcobra8928, 17 septembre 2010 - 12:24 .

[KLUME777]

Aradace wrote...

nightcobra8928 wrote...

Aradace wrote...

KLUME777 wrote...

I dont see why everyone is against this idea. It would really give the game and characters depth if it is done well.

And to those who say they opt not to have a kid, what about dark sacrifice? Unless you did US in your canon, then you have already had a child.

No, I dont lol...My warden pushed the "responsibility" off on Alistair...And in the instances where Alistair wasnt available, I handed it off to Loghain.  So no, my warden did NOT already have a child (referring to the ritual with morrigan.)

it's not the game's fault if you're avoiding having a child like the plague lol:lol:

"Plague" is putting it lightly lol

@KLUME - Yes, she is still pregnant in that scenario.  However, the responsibility of "caring" and "raising" it is no longer mine and falls to Alistair or Loghain, not my Warden or Hawke.  I dont know where you're from, but where I come from it's not required for a guy to raise and care for another man's child.  It falls to the one who impregnated her heh.

Well then, Bioware can put an option where the LI says shes knocked up, and then you, as Hawke, starts running, far, far away, seing as how you dont like responsibilty.

[Aradace]

KLUME777 wrote...

Wouldnt it be pretty awesome if, when you or your LI got pregnant, the only time you got to play that pregnant character was in a one part time like in ME2 when you play as Joker when the collecters attack the Normany.

Eg. Youd be in the castle or whatever and it got attacked and you have to escape while the gaurds fend off the attack, youd be helpless.

Which would mean in that scenario you'd have to take control of some other character in the case if you were playing a female Hawke...I cant speak for all people who play female characters but I can be pretty sure that some of them would have to say "no thanks" on that one lol. 

[Aradace]

KLUME777 wrote...

Aradace wrote...

nightcobra8928 wrote...

Aradace wrote...

KLUME777 wrote...

I dont see why everyone is against this idea. It would really give the game and characters depth if it is done well.

And to those who say they opt not to have a kid, what about dark sacrifice? Unless you did US in your canon, then you have already had a child.

No, I dont lol...My warden pushed the "responsibility" off on Alistair...And in the instances where Alistair wasnt available, I handed it off to Loghain.  So no, my warden did NOT already have a child (referring to the ritual with morrigan.)

it's not the game's fault if you're avoiding having a child like the plague lol:lol:

"Plague" is putting it lightly lol

@KLUME - Yes, she is still pregnant in that scenario.  However, the responsibility of "caring" and "raising" it is no longer mine and falls to Alistair or Loghain, not my Warden or Hawke.  I dont know where you're from, but where I come from it's not required for a guy to raise and care for another man's child.  It falls to the one who impregnated her heh.

Well then, Bioware can put an option where the LI says shes knocked up, and then you, as Hawke, starts running, far, far away, seing as how you dont like responsibilty.

You're missing my point....It isnt MY seed in that scenario.  Where does it say that if another man impregnates a woman that it's "noble" to take care of that child?  It's not shirking responsibility, it's prudent thinking.  Now if it was MY child and I did that sure, it'd be wrong.  But seeing as how in that scenario its NOT my child, there is nothing morally wrong about not wanting to take care of it.  I dont mind responsibility and I find it very presumptuous of you to think otherwise just because I wouldnt want to take care of another man's love child lol.  More over, as Ive stated in previous posts, Id be making damn sure that my LI was on some sort of birth control/contraceptive to make sure that this scenario DOESNT occur.

Modifié par Aradace, 17 septembre 2010 - 12:30 .

[Aradace]

Also, in a video game such as this, my rationale for NOT wanting a child would be because if you have a child, it gives the enemy something to potentially hold over you. Sure the same could be said about the LI in general but it's different when a kid is involved. Secondly, as other have stated, I think as Hawke, you will probably have more pressing matters to attend to, to have time to raise a sodding child lol.

[KLUME777]

Aradace wrote...

KLUME777 wrote...

Wouldnt it be pretty awesome if, when you or your LI got pregnant, the only time you got to play that pregnant character was in a one part time like in ME2 when you play as Joker when the collecters attack the Normany.

Eg. Youd be in the castle or whatever and it got attacked and you have to escape while the gaurds fend off the attack, youd be helpless.

Which would mean in that scenario you'd have to take control of some other character in the case if you were playing a female Hawke...I cant speak for all people who play female characters but I can be pretty sure that some of them would have to say "no thanks" on that one lol. 

I dont understand what your saying.

If your FemHawke, then FemHawke is the fleeing pregnant chic in the castle/wherever.

If your ManHawke, you take control of your pregnant female love interest (if it was Origins, it'd be Leliana or Morrigan) who flees the castle/wherever.

Im sure Bioware would make this awesome like the ME2 Normandy/Joker/Collector scene.

Edit:Spelling

Modifié par KLUME777, 17 septembre 2010 - 12:35 .

[Russalka]

Aradace wrote...

Also, in a video game such as this, my rationale for NOT wanting a child would be because if you have a child, it gives the enemy something to potentially hold over you. Sure the same could be said about the LI in general but it's different when a kid is involved. Secondly, as other have stated, I think as Hawke, you will probably have more pressing matters to attend to, to have time to raise a sodding child lol.

And all that would make a great tale.

Modifié par Russalka, 17 septembre 2010 - 12:33 .

[Aradace]

KLUME777 wrote...

Aradace wrote...

KLUME777 wrote...

Wouldnt it be pretty awesome if, when you or your LI got pregnant, the only time you got to play that pregnant character was in a one part time like in ME2 when you play as Joker when the collecters attack the Normany.

Eg. Youd be in the castle or whatever and it got attacked and you have to escape while the gaurds fend off the attack, youd be helpless.

Which would mean in that scenario you'd have to take control of some other character in the case if you were playing a female Hawke...I cant speak for all people who play female characters but I can be pretty sure that some of them would have to say "no thanks" on that one lol. 

I dont understand what yor saying.

If your FemHawke, then FemHawke is the fleeing pregnant chic in the castle/wherever.
If your ManHawke, you take control of your pregnant female love interest (if it was Origins, it'd be Leliana or Morrigan) who flees the castle/wherever.

Im sure Bioware would make this awesome like the ME2 Normandy/Joker/Collector scene.

Im talking about regards to FemHawke.  If the ONLY time you could play your impregnated FemHawke was during this probably short scenario, it would mean that you would have to play some other character other than your FemHawke while she was preggers....

[Aulis Vaara]

Mods, please delete this post, it was pointless.

Modifié par Aulis Vaara, 17 septembre 2010 - 12:36 .

[Aradace]

Russalka wrote...

Aradace wrote...

Also, in a video game such as this, my rationale for NOT wanting a child would be because if you have a child, it gives the enemy something to potentially hold over you. Sure the same could be said about the LI in general but it's different when a kid is involved. Secondly, as other have stated, I think as Hawke, you will probably have more pressing matters to attend to, to have time to raise a sodding child lol.

And all that would make a great tale.

And I agree, it would for those that wanted something like that.  For me, I'd rather not give my Male Hawke's enemies that kind of leverage. 

[Russalka]

But others would like it.

[Aradace]

Russalka wrote...

But others would like it.

Again, I agree, as long as I have the option to make sure my LI is on some sort of contraceptive.

[KLUME777]

Aradace wrote...

KLUME777 wrote...

Aradace wrote...

nightcobra8928 wrote...

Aradace wrote...

KLUME777 wrote...

I dont see why everyone is against this idea. It would really give the game and characters depth if it is done well.

And to those who say they opt not to have a kid, what about dark sacrifice? Unless you did US in your canon, then you have already had a child.

No, I dont lol...My warden pushed the "responsibility" off on Alistair...And in the instances where Alistair wasnt available, I handed it off to Loghain.  So no, my warden did NOT already have a child (referring to the ritual with morrigan.)

it's not the game's fault if you're avoiding having a child like the plague lol:lol:

"Plague" is putting it lightly lol

@KLUME - Yes, she is still pregnant in that scenario.  However, the responsibility of "caring" and "raising" it is no longer mine and falls to Alistair or Loghain, not my Warden or Hawke.  I dont know where you're from, but where I come from it's not required for a guy to raise and care for another man's child.  It falls to the one who impregnated her heh.

Well then, Bioware can put an option where the LI says shes knocked up, and then you, as Hawke, starts running, far, far away, seing as how you dont like responsibilty.

You're missing my point....It isnt MY seed in that scenario.  Where does it say that if another man impregnates a woman that it's "noble" to take care of that child?  It's not shirking responsibility, it's prudent thinking.  Now if it was MY child and I did that sure, it'd be wrong.  But seeing as how in that scenario its NOT my child, there is nothing morally wrong about not wanting to take care of it.  I dont mind responsibility and I find it very presumptuous of you to think otherwise just because I wouldnt want to take care of another man's love child lol.  More over, as Ive stated in previous posts, Id be making damn sure that my LI was on some sort of birth control/contraceptive to make sure that this scenario DOESNT occur.

Thats not what i meant.

Obviosly you "dodged the bullet" by pushing the responsibilty to Allistair, meaning you have no obligation to take care of the child, because you dont want kids.

But if you did have kids, accidentaly in DA2, then you would run away. Or tell the love interest to ****** Off. Kindly, of coarse.

[nhsk]

Yeah because the whole Dark Ritual thing clearly gives consequences in the game for having a child.. It isn't even relevant in Awakening either, it isn't in GoA, it isn't in WH. Stop using it as an example for why it could be implemented with consequences in game.

[KLUME777]

Aradace wrote...

KLUME777 wrote...

Aradace wrote...

KLUME777 wrote...

Wouldnt it be pretty awesome if, when you or your LI got pregnant, the only time you got to play that pregnant character was in a one part time like in ME2 when you play as Joker when the collecters attack the Normany.

Eg. Youd be in the castle or whatever and it got attacked and you have to escape while the gaurds fend off the attack, youd be helpless.

Which would mean in that scenario you'd have to take control of some other character in the case if you were playing a female Hawke...I cant speak for all people who play female characters but I can be pretty sure that some of them would have to say "no thanks" on that one lol. 

I dont understand what yor saying.

If your FemHawke, then FemHawke is the fleeing pregnant chic in the castle/wherever.
If your ManHawke, you take control of your pregnant female love interest (if it was Origins, it'd be Leliana or Morrigan) who flees the castle/wherever.

Im sure Bioware would make this awesome like the ME2 Normandy/Joker/Collector scene.

Im talking about regards to FemHawke.  If the ONLY time you could play your impregnated FemHawke was during this probably short scenario, it would mean that you would have to play some other character other than your FemHawke while she was preggers....

No, in the first few months, you would play normally, then it would time skip. Or if you did have to play another character, that would be interesting anyway. It happened in Origins.

And Bioware would make it that if your male, you also play as a different character, regardless if anyone is pregnant. So that it is easier.

[Aradace]

@ KLUME - "accidentally?" The only way that'd be an accident is if my LI "forgot" to take her contraceptive lol. I wouldnt "run away" but I would tell her to ****** off because there are some women (albiet not many) that "forget" to take their contraceptives and tell their significant others that they have taken it, just so that they can get pregnant and "trap" you in that relationship. Again, not saying it happens all the time, but I have a friend that I knew while I was in the Army who WAS in that exact scenario.

[Aradace]

KLUME777 wrote...

Aradace wrote...

KLUME777 wrote...

Aradace wrote...

KLUME777 wrote...

Wouldnt it be pretty awesome if, when you or your LI got pregnant, the only time you got to play that pregnant character was in a one part time like in ME2 when you play as Joker when the collecters attack the Normany.

Eg. Youd be in the castle or whatever and it got attacked and you have to escape while the gaurds fend off the attack, youd be helpless.

Which would mean in that scenario you'd have to take control of some other character in the case if you were playing a female Hawke...I cant speak for all people who play female characters but I can be pretty sure that some of them would have to say "no thanks" on that one lol. 

I dont understand what yor saying.

If your FemHawke, then FemHawke is the fleeing pregnant chic in the castle/wherever.
If your ManHawke, you take control of your pregnant female love interest (if it was Origins, it'd be Leliana or Morrigan) who flees the castle/wherever.

Im sure Bioware would make this awesome like the ME2 Normandy/Joker/Collector scene.

Im talking about regards to FemHawke.  If the ONLY time you could play your impregnated FemHawke was during this probably short scenario, it would mean that you would have to play some other character other than your FemHawke while she was preggers....

No, in the first few months, you would play normally, then it would time skip. Or if you did have to play another character, that would be interesting anyway. It happened in Origins.

And Bioware would make it that if your male, you also play as a different character, regardless if anyone is pregnant. So that it is easier.

When in Origins did I play as anyone other than MY warden?  (DLC doesnt count)

[KLUME777]

@Aradace



Just wondering, have you played Dragon Age: Origins, its not registered, and it seems odd that an avid poster in the DA forums has never played the game.

[nhsk]

Aradace wrote...

When in Origins did I play as anyone other than MY warden?  (DLC doesnt count)

If you lost the fight against Cauthrien or surrendered and waited for the others to come you would very briefly have a playtime of around 5 minutes as the two you wanted to come to your rescue.