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[OriginsIsBest]

I'm already obssessed with Origins too much, that game owns my soul.

Modifié par OriginsIsBest, 11 septembre 2010 - 05:51 .

[Thrubeingcool13]

Sjofn wrote...

Thrubeingcool13 wrote...

This thread has enlightened me. Admiration for the Warden and Hawke can't overlap, it's mutually exclusive. Here I thought I could enjoy them both, but they're pressuring me into a committed relationship.

They're both at adore, it's time to choose.

I'm going to have to choose Hawke. At least she can hold a conversation.

Craig 90 wrote...
unhealthy obsessions turn into healthy obsessions eventuly

I'm actually writing a diet book that proves eating a lot of high cholesterol foods will clog your arteries so much that they will unclog themselves eventually.

[craig 90]

come join Team Warden<3

Modifié par craig 90, 11 septembre 2010 - 05:55 .

[OriginsIsBest]

craig 90 wrote...

come join Team Warden

*Puts on westlife music*       I'm already there!!!!!!!!!  LOL

[addiction21]

Thrubeingcool13 wrote...


I'm actually writing a diet book that proves eating a lot of high cholesterol foods will clog your arteries so much that they will unclog themselves eventually.

What? When decay sets in after a massive stroke or heart attack kills you?
Or is there some sarcasim I just missed?

[Iakus]

While I'm a bit bummed about the single origin (hope Bioware does this in other titles!), I am glad we're getting a new hero to play, for a couple of reasons.



1st, I was majorly underwhelmed by what was done with Commander Shepard in ME 2. Maybe a fresh character and fresh perspective will help avoid that mess.



2nd Grey Wardens don't really get to die old and happy. I'd rather leave my Wardens on a relatively high note than have him last seen turning into a ghoul and heading for the Deep Roads.



3rd An Age is a hundred years. If we are to take the name of the series somewhat literally, we are going to participate in major events over the entirety of the "Dragon Age" which implies we'll have to see things through several heroes' eyes anyway.



Will Hawke be fun to play? Dunno. A "named" character is more restrictive than one you can build more or less from scratch. But I did enjoy playing as The Nameless One, J C Denton, Geralt of Rivia, and Michael Thorton. So there is precedent.



The framed narrative is actually quite intriguing to me. Obsidean pulled it off really well in Alpha Protocol. If a similar method of decision and consequences is used in ME 2, I will be one happy camper.

[Bryy_Miller]

Thrubeingcool13 wrote...

OriginsIsBest wrote...

Dave of Canada wrote...

craig 90 wrote...

it not that we dont like Hawke.We just love our Wardens

Right... and saying "DIE HAWKE" and such shows your love of the Warden oh-so much.

 
Did someone say die Hawke!?  *lifts knife*

You do realize that you're bordering on unhealthy obsession?

He's, like, what, four? So it's okay.

No it's not.

[OriginsIsBest]

iakus wrote...

While I'm a bit bummed about the single origin (hope Bioware does this in other titles!), I am glad we're getting a new hero to play, for a couple of reasons.

1st, I was majorly underwhelmed by what was done with Commander Shepard in ME 2. Maybe a fresh character and fresh perspective will help avoid that mess.

2nd Grey Wardens don't really get to die old and happy. I'd rather leave my Wardens on a relatively high note than have him last seen turning into a ghoul and heading for the Deep Roads.

3rd An Age is a hundred years. If we are to take the name of the series somewhat literally, we are going to participate in major events over the entirety of the "Dragon Age" which implies we'll have to see things through several heroes' eyes anyway.

Will Hawke be fun to play? Dunno. A "named" character is more restrictive than one you can build more or less from scratch. But I did enjoy playing as The Nameless One, J C Denton, Geralt of Rivia, and Michael Thorton. So there is precedent.

The framed narrative is actually quite intriguing to me. Obsidean pulled it off really well in Alpha Protocol. If a similar method of decision and consequences is used in ME 2, I will be one happy camper.

Oh! you almost gave me a heart attack....I thought you were Stanley Woo.

[addiction21]

iakus wrote...

While I'm a bit bummed about the single origin (hope Bioware does this in other titles!), I am glad we're getting a new hero to play, for a couple of reasons.


3rd An Age is a hundred years. If we are to take the name of the series somewhat literally, we are going to participate in major events over the entirety of the "Dragon Age" which implies we'll have to see things through several heroes' eyes anyway.

Just to point out DAO starts in about the middle of that age.

[Thrubeingcool13]

addiction21 wrote...

Thrubeingcool13 wrote...


I'm actually writing a diet book that proves eating a lot of high cholesterol foods will clog your arteries so much that they will unclog themselves eventually.

What? When decay sets in after a massive stroke or heart attack kills you?
Or is there some sarcasim I just missed?

There was just a tiny bit of sarcasm involved.

[OriginsIsBest]

Bryy_Miller wrote...

Thrubeingcool13 wrote...

OriginsIsBest wrote...

Dave of Canada wrote...

craig 90 wrote...

it not that we dont like Hawke.We just love our Wardens

Right... and saying "DIE HAWKE" and such shows your love of the Warden oh-so much.

 
Did someone say die Hawke!?  *lifts knife*

You do realize that you're bordering on unhealthy obsession?

He's, like, what, four? So it's okay.

No it's not.

Yes, a four year old can type. How did you guess my age? You must be some kind of magical wizard.

[craig 90]

whats sarcasm. [sarcasm]

[Dave of Canada]

OriginsIsBest wrote...

Yes, a four year old can type. How did you guess my age? You must be some kind of magical wizard.

A four year old can  type, fyi.

[Thrubeingcool13]

Dave of Canada wrote...

OriginsIsBest wrote...

Yes, a four year old can type. How did you guess my age? You must be some kind of magical wizard.

A four year old can  type, fyi.

Without forming coherent thoughts, as he has proven time and time again.

[OriginsIsBest]

craig 90 wrote...

whats sarcasm. [sarcasm]

It's the flaming bush, that Moses saw, When he was freeing the jews? was it jews? I'm not sure...

[craig 90]

OriginsIsBest wrote...

craig 90 wrote...

whats sarcasm. [sarcasm]

It's the flaming bush, that Moses saw, When he was freeing the jews? was it jews? I'm not sure...

lol

[Ederz]

As i recall a certain wizard in soldiers peak has lasted hundreds of years.. and is also a warden by having mastered the taint. Still want a hawkes vs warden tho, and am happy to try playing as hawkes.

Modifié par Ederz, 11 septembre 2010 - 06:07 .

[Dave of Canada]

Ederz wrote...

As i recall a certain wizard in soldiers peak has lasted hundreds of years..

By using Blood Magic.

[Saibh]

Dave of Canada wrote...

OriginsIsBest wrote...

Yes, a four year old can type. How did you guess my age? You must be some kind of magical wizard.

A four year old can  type, fyi.

I am absolutely not lying: My four-year-old nephew beat Dragon Age: Origins, by himself, except the puzzles, or on the occasion where he couldn't follow the map correctly.

[craig 90]

he must be very smart

[DanteCousland]

he's 16 and you know it. Stop acting like children all of you. This is a forum for a game we love, regardless of age (it should be 18 to play DAO but hes not and theres nothing we can do). Let him express that opinion and you yours without being petty and immature as many of you have.

Brry Miller said something like
"Isn't he 4?".
I mean what does that add seriously?, nothing thats right. Its just a stupid put down.

Modifié par DanteCousland, 11 septembre 2010 - 06:18 .

[OriginsIsBest]

Saibh wrote...

Dave of Canada wrote...

OriginsIsBest wrote...

Yes, a four year old can type. How did you guess my age? You must be some kind of magical wizard.

A four year old can  type, fyi.

I am absolutely not lying: My four-year-old nephew beat Dragon Age: Origins, by himself, except the puzzles, or on the occasion where he couldn't follow the map correctly.

Wow...give that kid a reward!
I bet he died at the broodmother though lol

[Thrubeingcool13]

Saibh wrote...

Dave of Canada wrote...

OriginsIsBest wrote...

Yes, a four year old can type. How did you guess my age? You must be some kind of magical wizard.

A four year old can  type, fyi.

I am absolutely not lying: My four-year-old nephew beat Dragon Age: Origins, by himself, except the puzzles, or on the occasion where he couldn't follow the map correctly.

He probably solo'd it on Nightmare.

[AtreiyaN7]

addiction21 wrote...

Thrubeingcool13 wrote...


I'm actually writing a diet book that proves eating a lot of high cholesterol foods will clog your arteries so much that they will unclog themselves eventually.

What? When decay sets in after a massive stroke or heart attack kills you?
Or is there some sarcasim I just missed?

Yes, you missed the earlier posts that led up to his comment. It all starts with OriginIsBest's tendency to say "Die, Hawke, die die die" or something to that effect in almost every post. See previous page (I think) - or maybe it's two-three pages ago now.   I've been debating whether or not I should wield my Dagger of Ultimate Sarcasm +7 for good, but it's out being sharpened atm.

And I'm watching a zombie movie, so there's that too. While the earlier discussions were sort of interesting, things seem to have ended up in the crapper mostly.

Modifié par AtreiyaN7, 11 septembre 2010 - 06:19 .

[Saibh]

craig 90 wrote...

he must be very smart

I picked up the box and started trying to tell him what the names of the creatures and characters were on it, since I figured he never picked it up, and started with "And that's the dragon" and sassypants interrupts me and says "No, that's the Archdemon. And that's a yogurt--"

"You mean ogre?"

"Oh, yeah, yeah, ogre..."

He also used to call Alistair, Duncan, for some unknown reason, but now calls him Alistair.