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[Sheryl Chee]

Eudaemonium wrote...

Is this a "Nope" not gonna say, or a "Nope" she hasn't done work in a Bioware game before?

Nope, she hasn't done work for a Bioware game before.

[nightcobra]

Sheryl Chee wrote...

Eudaemonium wrote...

Is this a "Nope" not gonna say, or a "Nope" she hasn't done work in a Bioware game before?

Nope, she hasn't done work for a Bioware game before.

oho, some new blood into the franchise, i'm eager to hear her work:happy:

[Maria Caliban]

Sheryl Chee wrote...

Eudaemonium wrote...

Is this a "Nope" not gonna say, or a "Nope" she hasn't done work in a Bioware game before?

Nope, she hasn't done work for a Bioware game before.

Sheryl! 

[Sheryl Chee]

Maria Caliban wrote...

Sheryl! 

Maria!

[the_one_54321]

HallowedWarden wrote...
We don't know at what point in time she comes into the story. It spans 10 years, so it may be a few years before we see her or perhaps she'll grant us passage to Kirkwall.

Considering that she says she's fleeing Ferelden when you meet her in the Pearl and we know that Hawke is also feeling Fereleden because of the blight at the same time, I'd say it's a safe bet that these are going to be somehow related.

[Patriciachr34]

I really like the new Isabela model. She's, well, real. Being buxom seems to fit her body type. So, I do not see it as being over sexualized.



Frankly, I like her face. It's unique and interesting. I think it would be a shame if she became just another Malibu Barbie doll.



I am also curious about her back story. I can picture my fem Hawke and her sitting down, throwing back a few, and trading stories. That would be great!

[Maria Caliban]

Sheryl Chee wrote...

Maria Caliban wrote...

Sheryl! 

Maria!

Did you write Isabella? Because if you did, she's my favorite character. Far more interesting than that Lady Hawke gal.

[nightcobra]

the_one_54321 wrote...

HallowedWarden wrote...
We don't know at what point in time she comes into the story. It spans 10 years, so it may be a few years before we see her or perhaps she'll grant us passage to Kirkwall.

Considering that she says she's fleeing Ferelden when you meet her in the Pearl and we know that Hawke is also feeling Fereleden because of the blight at the same time, I'd say it's a safe bet that these are going to be somehow related.

according to the demo, hawke and his/her family may be going south (to gwaren perhaps) to procure a ship for the free marches.
maybe isabela meets them there or attempts to rob their ship on their way to kirkwall.

Modifié par nightcobra8928, 27 octobre 2010 - 09:46 .

[Maria Caliban]

Acharnae wrote...

HallowedWarden wrote...
To me, she seems to epitomize freedom.

To me she epitomizes sickness.

Whoa, I had no idea people felt so strongly about pirates.

[Sheryl Chee]

Acharnae wrote...

To me she epitomizes sickness. And not wrapped in a remotely interesting package either. The only thing keeping me from tearing her to shreds, in a very PC way, is Mr. Gaider's comments about the optionality of the whole thing.

Isabela is completely optional. You don't even have to talk to her, if you don't want to. So feel free to give her foul miasma a wide berth.

[Sanguinerin]

Ah, thank you the_one. I didn't recall that part of her conversation off the top of my head. That does make me believe that she'll be around early on, then.

Thank you as well, nightcobra. I haven't really seen any demos, so any of that information is lost on me.

Unrelated note: Sheryl, if you're still lingering around, I support "Dragon Age: Wynne." Not only does the pronunciation of her name make it sound cool, but I want to follow her to Cumberland. The Father and the Mother can have their civil war, my Warden-Commander wanted to see Nevarra and the "glittering golden College of Magi." - Genitivi

Modifié par HallowedWarden, 27 octobre 2010 - 09:52 .

[nightcobra]

 Here's our first fanart for the thread made by pseudocognition, enjoy!
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[Sanguinerin]

pseudocognition did an excellent job! That's very nicely done!

[Maria Caliban]

Nice work, pseudocognition.

[mellifera]

Sheryl Chee wrote...

Acharnae wrote...

To me she epitomizes sickness. And not wrapped in a remotely interesting package either. The only thing keeping me from tearing her to shreds, in a very PC way, is Mr. Gaider's comments about the optionality of the whole thing.

Isabela is completely optional. You don't even have to talk to her, if you don't want to. So feel free to give her foul miasma a wide berth.

*giggles*

*scampers off*

[Eudaemonium]

Sheryl Chee wrote...

Acharnae wrote...

To me she epitomizes sickness. And not wrapped in a remotely interesting package either. The only thing keeping me from tearing her to shreds, in a very PC way, is Mr. Gaider's comments about the optionality of the whole thing.

Isabela is completely optional. You don't even have to talk to her, if you don't want to. So feel free to give her foul miasma a wide berth.

I find it really interesting that character featured so prominently in the trailers is completely optional. But then I suppose the only non-optional characters in DAO were Alistair and Morrigan (and Oghren), and you already seem to have Carver and Bethany, and presumably Varric as 'set' companions (after all, it wouldn;t make much sense as a story if you could ignore Varric and never have him join your team - though feasibly he could just be making it all up).

[Special_Agent_Goodwrench]

That pic is made of pure win!

[Sanguinerin]

@Eudaemonium --  I'm not so sure that the Dragon Age trailers are ever so set in stone as to who is and is not important. Leliana and Sten are in the Sacred Ashes trailer, and you can skip through Lothering without ever picking them up. I think the trailers instead give you ideas and perceptions that could be the case, but because of the freedom of choices, aren't exactly that.

Modifié par HallowedWarden, 27 octobre 2010 - 09:58 .

[Mary Kirby]

Maria Caliban wrote...

Did you write Isabella? Because if you did, she's my favorite character. Far more interesting than that Lady Hawke gal.

Sheryl did write Isabela. She called dibs on her almost before Gaider had finished telling us she was on the list of companions.

Gaider: So, we've got Bethany, Carver, Varric, Isa--
Sheryl: DIBS! WANT! LET ME WRITE HER!
Gaider: Ooookay... Sheryl is writing Isabela, I guess.

[Eudaemonium]

HallowedWarden wrote...

@Eudaemonium --  I'm not so sure that the Dragon Age trailers are ever so set in stone as to who is and is not important. Leliana and Sten are in the Sacred Ashes trailer, and you can skip through Lothering without ever picking them up. I think the trailers instead give you ideas and perceptions that could be the case, but because of the freedom of choices, aren't exactly that.

Oh, I know, but take Morrigan for example, who was very prominent in the gameplay trailers at least (particularly in the whole 'LI' role). I just find it interesting that a character depicted as a LI in the trailers (and whom a lot of people just watching the trailers will assume is 'the canon LI' as it were), is entirely optional. I'm not complaining, I just find it interesting.

[tmp7704]

Sheryl Chee wrote...

Isabela is completely optional. You don't even have to talk to her, if you don't want to

I guess that answers question whether Hawke family gets to Kirkwall on her ship, and that's a no?

[nightcobra]

Mary Kirby wrote...

Maria Caliban wrote...

Did you write Isabella? Because if you did, she's my favorite character. Far more interesting than that Lady Hawke gal.

Sheryl did write Isabela. She called dibs on her almost before Gaider had finished telling us she was on the list of companions.

Gaider: So, we've got Bethany, Carver, Varric, Isa--
Sheryl: DIBS! WANT! LET ME WRITE HER!
Gaider: Ooookay... Sheryl is writing Isabela, I guess.

who wouldn't want to write for a "live for the moment" type of pirate?

[Giggles_Manically]

Sheryl Chee wrote...

Acharnae wrote...

To me she epitomizes sickness. And not wrapped in a remotely interesting package either. The only thing keeping me from tearing her to shreds, in a very PC way, is Mr. Gaider's comments about the optionality of the whole thing.

Isabela is completely optional. You don't even have to talk to her, if you don't want to. So feel free to give her foul miasma a wide berth.

Is that sarcasm?

Also I like how you write charachters and am very interested to see how Isabella turns out.