Thats not jerky at all.Gill Kaiser wrote...
Is it more or less jerky than intentionally betraying Tali by getting her father declared a war criminal at her trial in ME2?
Her father was a war-criminal.
Thats not jerky at all.Gill Kaiser wrote...
Is it more or less jerky than intentionally betraying Tali by getting her father declared a war criminal at her trial in ME2?
agreed...lol.Normally I don't act like a huge jerk in Bioware games.. but I find myself really tempted to do it now.
blothulfur wrote...
I've always found a good headbutt works wonders when the terminally arrogant stick their face in yours, always gives me a big smile when a few moments later their nose is spread over their cheeks and they are whining all nasally. Now that would be a good emote.
Aermas wrote...
I want Jerk Hawke to lead people by grabbing the collar of their armor
Big Blue Car wrote...
Being a generic, human, rags-to-riches hero is fine if we can do a second playthrough as an unbelievable ****.
Greenishio wrote...
I had a lot of good chuckles with the snarky jerk responses in Origins, but I seldom actually chose them. However, I just realized with the new wheel system you can't really read/hear the full line until you choose the corresponding response... so for me, this means there would be more temptation to being a jerk in DA2...
Pronto One wrote...
Begger: Care to spare some coin sir?
Hawke: How about a nice foot in your mouth instead?
ForceXev wrote...
It actually really annoys me how Bioware's "evil" or "dark" dialogue choices are always so jerky. In KOTOR, they could have renamed the dark side to "the jerky side," in Jade Empire, the way of the closed fist is "the way of the jerk," and in Mass Effect 1 & 2, renegade is... well, just plain old jerk face. I'd prefer to play a "dark" character who is tough and cold in his responses, and not so much the PMSing butthead we usually get.