Maria Caliban wrote...
Upsettingshorts wrote...
Actually, one of the strongest female characters in the game is one of the most universally hated. I'm gonna have people guess who I mean! This will be fun.
Anora or Morrigan. I have a crush on Anora.
Though the third most universally hated is probably Lady TEGAAAAAAAAAHHHHNN!
the_one_54321 wrote...
This is story time, people. Alice in Wonderland, Repunzel, white knight vs black knight, good vs evil, fairly tale endings and tragic romance. Nothing here applies to real life. At all.Saibh wrote...
It's about your definition of "hopeless romantic", not being a romantic at all. I personally don't think suicide is romantic. In a real setting, I wouldn't be charmed if my sister killed herself over her boyfriend.
I mean, we're talking about this in a thread that's about a pirate woman that is happy her husband was murdered and sleeps indiscriminately with men, women, elves and people who drink monster blood. All at once. Realism has no place here.
If you're going to look at all women in the game indiscriminately, Flemeth is definitely the strongest. Not "good." But strongest. Wyne may be up there with her too, though. Wyne literally faces death stoically and chooses to spend her last days fighting. Hard to say.Ryzaki wrote...
Me neither. She is strong because she follows no ones beliefs but her own. She is no ones puppet. She relies on no one else. She is a survivor. That is why I find her to be strong.
Edit+ She also has a brain.
the_one_54321 wrote...
Wow... in a group otherwise composed of women I seem to be the only hopeless romantic....
the_one_54321 wrote...
If you're going to look at all women in the game indiscriminately, Flemeth is definitely the strongest. Not "good." But strongest. Wyne may be up there with her too, though. Wyne literally faces death stoically and chooses to spend her last days fighting. Hard to say.Ryzaki wrote...
Me neither. She is strong because she follows no ones beliefs but her own. She is no ones puppet. She relies on no one else. She is a survivor. That is why I find her to be strong.
Edit+ She also has a brain.
You seriously can't separate your emotions from the discussion? We're talking about stories. It's make believe. What I say about a story is not what I think in real life. There's lots of posts in the beginning of this thread where I talk about not likeing Isabela's new face. Truth be told I have been in love with girls in real life that had similar facial structures. It's the separation between fantasy and what you actually value in real life. They are not the same thing.Saibh wrote...
You think suicide is romantic. I do not. I think we should drop it, because the subject grates on my nerves.the_one_54321 wrote...
This is story time, people. Alice in Wonderland, Repunzel, white knight vs black knight, good vs evil, fairly tale endings and tragic romance. Nothing here applies to real life. At all.Saibh wrote...
It's about your definition of "hopeless romantic", not being a romantic at all. I personally don't think suicide is romantic. In a real setting, I wouldn't be charmed if my sister killed herself over her boyfriend.
I mean, we're talking about this in a thread that's about a pirate woman that is happy her husband was murdered and sleeps indiscriminately with men, women, elves and people who drink monster blood. All at once. Realism has no place here.
I have trouble thinking of anyone in Dragon Age who is unequivocally one of the 'good guys.'Upsettingshorts wrote...
Flemeth is of course the best example. Now, let's come up with a strong female character in Dragon Age that is unequivocally one of the "goodguysgals."
/thinking
Modifié par Maria Caliban, 05 novembre 2010 - 05:33 .
Wyne. She chooses to spend what's left of her life fighting for a good cause. She mentors you through making decision needed to see that cause through with as little suffering as possible. Wyne is just made of win.Maria Caliban wrote...
Flemeth is of course the best example. Now, let's come up with a strong female character in Dragon Age that is unequivocally one of the "goodguysgals."
I'll stick with Shianni no matter the correct answer.Upsettingshorts wrote...
Well, unequivocally one of the relative good guys. That's bordering on an oyxmoron but I think I got the idea across.
the_one_54321 wrote...
Wyne. She chooses to spend what's left of her life fighting for a good cause. She mentors you through making decision needed to see that cause through with as little suffering as possible. Wyne is just made of win.Maria Caliban wrote...
Flemeth is of course the best example. Now, let's come up with a strong female character in Dragon Age that is unequivocally one of the "goodguysgals."
Modifié par Maria Caliban, 05 novembre 2010 - 05:38 .
Ortaya Alevli wrote...
I'll stick with Shianni no matter the correct answer.
Maria Caliban wrote...
Ser Cauthrien. And she's also the strongest. I'm pretty sure she could two destroy Flemeth in her dragon form.
Modifié par Upsettingshorts, 05 novembre 2010 - 05:39 .
It seems that everyone does weird [feces] in this game at some point or another. Being judgmental, well she always does what she thinks is good. Judgmental is not always a bad thing. Being an abomination? Well she and I talked about that. I reasured that abominations are abominations because they lose control and become forces of death and destructions. She is no abominaion.yukidama wrote...
She's also preachy and judgemental and decides to try and kill you all over Morrigan. Also, an abomination.the_one_54321 wrote...
Wyne. She chooses to spend what's left of her life fighting for a good cause. She mentors you through making decision needed to see that cause through with as little suffering as possible. Wyne is just made of win.Maria Caliban wrote...
Flemeth is of course the best example. Now, let's come up with a strong female character in Dragon Age that is unequivocally one of the "goodguysgals."
yukidama wrote...
the_one_54321 wrote...
Wyne. She chooses to spend what's left of her life fighting for a good cause. She mentors you through making decision needed to see that cause through with as little suffering as possible. Wyne is just made of win.Maria Caliban wrote...
Flemeth is of course the best example. Now, let's come up with a strong female character in Dragon Age that is unequivocally one of the "goodguysgals."
She's also preachy and judgemental and decides to try and kill you all over Morrigan. Also, an abomination.
yukidama wrote...
the_one_54321 wrote...
Wyne. She chooses to spend what's left of her life fighting for a good cause. She mentors you through making decision needed to see that cause through with as little suffering as possible. Wyne is just made of win.Maria Caliban wrote...
Flemeth is of course the best example. Now, let's come up with a strong female character in Dragon Age that is unequivocally one of the "goodguysgals."
She's also preachy and judgemental and decides to try and kill you all over Morrigan. Also, an abomination.
Modifié par Saibh, 05 novembre 2010 - 05:39 .
<leliana>I...you simply...</leliana>Upsettingshorts wrote...
Ortaya Alevli wrote...
I'll stick with Shianni no matter the correct answer.
I didn't actually come up with one. Lanaya is a good one too.
I'd say she's more of a lawful neutral.Maria Caliban wrote...
Ser Cauthrien. And she's also the strongest. I'm pretty sure she could two destroy Flemeth in her dragon form.
And before you say it: No, I'm not listening.
Maria Caliban wrote...
Actually, could the Warden even be considered unequivocally good?
Well no one is perfect. But she's only even allowed out of the ciricle because she's already done her time there and earned the trust. They were going to make her first enchanter, remember? You act like she's running away like an apostate.leonia42 wrote...
She even tries to tell the Guardian he's wrong. The woman thinks she's a freaking saint.
On one hand she is all "Mages and priests should get along and the Circle is necessary" on the other she's all "I think I enjoy not being in the Circle, I'll just never go back but keeping telling other mages they should stay there."
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