Modifié par Most Definitely Sane, 06 avril 2011 - 11:42 .
LOL. I don't see why not..? He seems to have a preference for the phase-punch, though.Most Definitely Sane wrote...
Do you guys think that if he wanted to, he can make his foot all lyriumy and crush stuff...with his foot?
Most Definitely Sane wrote...
UrsulaCousland wrote...
Tasmen wrote...
Most Definitely Sane wrote...
Thank you, Aris and Tasmen.
So you don't like Bethany? Pity.
Though I admit I prefer Carver.
I just feel like Carver is a more developed character. Bethany comes off as too flat to me. But then again, I have to admit I have never really been a big fan of virginal female characters. Carver is a bit of a douche and I love that about him.
You're making me want to play a mage. (But I feel sold so short siding with mages, so Apostate siding with Templars here I come, if I do that!)
Ooh, ooh! If you do that, play a blood mage spirit healer! I enjoy playing hypocritical mages who like templars.
I will be honest... I don't think I could handle romancing a celibate priest-type....Even rival-mancing Seb doesn't seem worth it....Aris Ravenstar wrote...
LOL. I don't see why not..? He seems to have a preference for the phase-punch, though.Most Definitely Sane wrote...
Do you guys think that if he wanted to, he can make his foot all lyriumy and crush stuff...with his foot?
Do we know if he can only phase through organic material? Because we keep seeing him use the phasing on people, but it seems like it'd be incredibly useful in a variety of situations. Like going through walls, phasing your hand through a door to unlock it on the other side, phasing to keep yourself from getting hit by arrows/bolts, that sort of thing.
@Victia: I'm trying to romance Sebastian this time but it's slow going. It'd help if he didn't take until Act 2 to show up. <_<
UrsulaCousland wrote...
Most Definitely Sane wrote...
UrsulaCousland wrote...
Tasmen wrote...
Most Definitely Sane wrote...
Thank you, Aris and Tasmen.
So you don't like Bethany? Pity.
Though I admit I prefer Carver.
I just feel like Carver is a more developed character. Bethany comes off as too flat to me. But then again, I have to admit I have never really been a big fan of virginal female characters. Carver is a bit of a douche and I love that about him.
You're making me want to play a mage. (But I feel sold so short siding with mages, so Apostate siding with Templars here I come, if I do that!
Ooh, ooh! If you do that, play a blood mage spirit healer! I enjoy playing hypocritical mages who like templars.
I think you may be onto something there. Hmm...
SurrealSadi wrote...
I will be honest... I don't think I could handle romancing a celibate priest-type....Even rival-mancing Seb doesn't seem worth it....Aris Ravenstar wrote...
LOL. I don't see why not..? He seems to have a preference for the phase-punch, though.Most Definitely Sane wrote...
Do you guys think that if he wanted to, he can make his foot all lyriumy and crush stuff...with his foot?
Do we know if he can only phase through organic material? Because we keep seeing him use the phasing on people, but it seems like it'd be incredibly useful in a variety of situations. Like going through walls, phasing your hand through a door to unlock it on the other side, phasing to keep yourself from getting hit by arrows/bolts, that sort of thing.
@Victia: I'm trying to romance Sebastian this time but it's slow going. It'd help if he didn't take until Act 2 to show up. <_<
SurrealSadi wrote...
I will be honest... I don't think I could handle romancing a celibate priest-type....Even rival-mancing Seb doesn't seem worth it....
I wanted to like Sebastian, but then he had to be all boring and Ser Do Nothing for all those years. I was a bit disappointed in him.
I was an idiot and didn't preorder in time, so I don't have Seb. But now I happen to have some spare ms points. Is he worth it? I've seen people go either way with him...SurrealSadi wrote...
I will be honest... I don't think I could handle romancing a celibate priest-type....Even rival-mancing Seb doesn't seem worth it....Aris Ravenstar wrote...
LOL. I don't see why not..? He seems to have a preference for the phase-punch, though.Most Definitely Sane wrote...
Do you guys think that if he wanted to, he can make his foot all lyriumy and crush stuff...with his foot?
Do we know if he can only phase through organic material? Because we keep seeing him use the phasing on people, but it seems like it'd be incredibly useful in a variety of situations. Like going through walls, phasing your hand through a door to unlock it on the other side, phasing to keep yourself from getting hit by arrows/bolts, that sort of thing.
@Victia: I'm trying to romance Sebastian this time but it's slow going. It'd help if he didn't take until Act 2 to show up. <_<
she really does sound completely insane, then.
Modifié par Tealsie, 06 avril 2011 - 11:50 .
Most Definitely Sane wrote...
Wait--you can rivalmance him? I always thought it was only friendship. Next you're gonna tell me that cookies aren't round.
The Seb fangirls are hlding out for the next installment of the DA line since his writer actually said his story wasn't finished. Why any luck he will become the next "Anders" of the franchise (minus the blowing up the church).SurrealSadi wrote...
I will be honest... I don't think I could handle romancing a celibate priest-type....Even rival-mancing Seb doesn't seem worth it....Aris Ravenstar wrote...
LOL. I don't see why not..? He seems to have a preference for the phase-punch, though.Most Definitely Sane wrote...
Do you guys think that if he wanted to, he can make his foot all lyriumy and crush stuff...with his foot?
Do we know if he can only phase through organic material? Because we keep seeing him use the phasing on people, but it seems like it'd be incredibly useful in a variety of situations. Like going through walls, phasing your hand through a door to unlock it on the other side, phasing to keep yourself from getting hit by arrows/bolts, that sort of thing.
@Victia: I'm trying to romance Sebastian this time but it's slow going. It'd help if he didn't take until Act 2 to show up. <_<
From what I understand, you can... I remember hearing something about in a rival-mance, he promises to lay with Hawke, once he becomes Prince of Starkhaven, but only one time.Most Definitely Sane wrote...
SurrealSadi wrote...
I will be honest... I don't think I could handle romancing a celibate priest-type....Even rival-mancing Seb doesn't seem worth it....Aris Ravenstar wrote...
LOL. I don't see why not..? He seems to have a preference for the phase-punch, though.Most Definitely Sane wrote...
Do you guys think that if he wanted to, he can make his foot all lyriumy and crush stuff...with his foot?
Do we know if he can only phase through organic material? Because we keep seeing him use the phasing on people, but it seems like it'd be incredibly useful in a variety of situations. Like going through walls, phasing your hand through a door to unlock it on the other side, phasing to keep yourself from getting hit by arrows/bolts, that sort of thing.
@Victia: I'm trying to romance Sebastian this time but it's slow going. It'd help if he didn't take until Act 2 to show up. <_<
Wait--you can rivalmance him? I always thought it was only friendship. Next you're gonna tell me that cookies aren't round.
Most Definitely Sane wrote...
SurrealSadi wrote...
I will be honest... I don't think I could handle romancing a celibate priest-type....Even rival-mancing Seb doesn't seem worth it....Aris Ravenstar wrote...
LOL. I don't see why not..? He seems to have a preference for the phase-punch, though.Most Definitely Sane wrote...
Do you guys think that if he wanted to, he can make his foot all lyriumy and crush stuff...with his foot?
Do we know if he can only phase through organic material? Because we keep seeing him use the phasing on people, but it seems like it'd be incredibly useful in a variety of situations. Like going through walls, phasing your hand through a door to unlock it on the other side, phasing to keep yourself from getting hit by arrows/bolts, that sort of thing.
@Victia: I'm trying to romance Sebastian this time but it's slow going. It'd help if he didn't take until Act 2 to show up. <_<
Wait--you can rivalmance him? I always thought it was only friendship. Next you're gonna tell me that cookies aren't round.
I could never do the friendmance but I'm trying to give the rivalmance a try, just because it seems like it might go somewhere. I prefer rivaled Sebastian anyway. He may have the occasional flakey moment but he seems like a good guy. I've put flakier guys on the throne. ::coughs and looks at sweet, un-hardened Alistair:: :innocent:SurrealSadi wrote...
I will be honest... I don't think I could handle romancing a celibate priest-type....Even rival-mancing Seb doesn't seem worth it....
:SurrealSadi wrote...
From what I understand, you can... I remember hearing something about in a rival-mance, he promises to lay with Hawke, once he becomes Prince of Starkhaven, but only one time.
: Not what he says according to the videos. He promises to marry her in the rivalmance and says she 'deserves no less than a prince'. Since he's giving up his vows to rule Starkhaven, that would indicate an actual, full marriage.
Modifié par Aris Ravenstar, 06 avril 2011 - 11:51 .
Tealsie wrote...
I was an idiot and didn't preorder in time, so I don't have Seb. But now I happen to have some spare ms points. Is he worth it? I've seen people go either way with him...SurrealSadi wrote...
I will be honest... I don't think I could handle romancing a celibate priest-type....Even rival-mancing Seb doesn't seem worth it....Aris Ravenstar wrote...
LOL. I don't see why not..? He seems to have a preference for the phase-punch, though.Most Definitely Sane wrote...
Do you guys think that if he wanted to, he can make his foot all lyriumy and crush stuff...with his foot?
Do we know if he can only phase through organic material? Because we keep seeing him use the phasing on people, but it seems like it'd be incredibly useful in a variety of situations. Like going through walls, phasing your hand through a door to unlock it on the other side, phasing to keep yourself from getting hit by arrows/bolts, that sort of thing.
@Victia: I'm trying to romance Sebastian this time but it's slow going. It'd help if he didn't take until Act 2 to show up. <_<
Madame Rose Crimsynn wrote...
Most Definitely Sane wrote...
SurrealSadi wrote...
I will be honest... I don't think I could handle romancing a celibate priest-type....Even rival-mancing Seb doesn't seem worth it....Aris Ravenstar wrote...
LOL. I don't see why not..? He seems to have a preference for the phase-punch, though.Most Definitely Sane wrote...
Do you guys think that if he wanted to, he can make his foot all lyriumy and crush stuff...with his foot?
Do we know if he can only phase through organic material? Because we keep seeing him use the phasing on people, but it seems like it'd be incredibly useful in a variety of situations. Like going through walls, phasing your hand through a door to unlock it on the other side, phasing to keep yourself from getting hit by arrows/bolts, that sort of thing.
@Victia: I'm trying to romance Sebastian this time but it's slow going. It'd help if he didn't take until Act 2 to show up. <_<
Wait--you can rivalmance him? I always thought it was only friendship. Next you're gonna tell me that cookies aren't round.
Someone mention cookies?
Aeryn-Sun wrote...
Anders personally turned me off from the start because I was in love with his VA from Awakening. So, started out on the wrong foot.
The romance itself is interesting and passionate and tragic, which are all fine by me, but two things killed it for me - when he all but begs/guilt trips Hawke into letting him move in, and when he lies about the cure and again begs/guilt trips Hawke into helping him even though he lied about the cure. There's just no trust to be found imo. When the endgame came around, all I could think was, "He was using Hawke this whole time." And he WANTS you to kill him - which means he still is using Hawke even then. Any affection or love in the relationship looked like hollow lies then. It just gives me this unhealthy, twisted, empty feeling.
I don't mind Anders outside a romance, though. It's just not a romance for me.
Most Definitely Sane wrote...
Madame Rose Crimsynn wrote...
Most Definitely Sane wrote...
SurrealSadi wrote...
I will be honest... I don't think I could handle romancing a celibate priest-type....Even rival-mancing Seb doesn't seem worth it....Aris Ravenstar wrote...
LOL. I don't see why not..? He seems to have a preference for the phase-punch, though.Most Definitely Sane wrote...
Do you guys think that if he wanted to, he can make his foot all lyriumy and crush stuff...with his foot?
Do we know if he can only phase through organic material? Because we keep seeing him use the phasing on people, but it seems like it'd be incredibly useful in a variety of situations. Like going through walls, phasing your hand through a door to unlock it on the other side, phasing to keep yourself from getting hit by arrows/bolts, that sort of thing.
@Victia: I'm trying to romance Sebastian this time but it's slow going. It'd help if he didn't take until Act 2 to show up. <_<
Wait--you can rivalmance him? I always thought it was only friendship. Next you're gonna tell me that cookies aren't round.
Someone mention cookies?
Oh my...
Now you guys are gonna try to tell me that unicorns aren't real. Hah! You can't do it to me again!
Ahh. So I recalled what I saw wrong. Ah well.Aris Ravenstar wrote...
I could never do the friendmance but I'm trying to give the rivalmance a try, just because it seems like it might go somewhere. I prefer rivaled Sebastian anyway. He may have the occasional flakey moment but he seems like a good guy. I've put flakier guys on the throne. ::coughs and looks at sweet, un-hardened Alistair:: :innocent:SurrealSadi wrote...
I will be honest... I don't think I could handle romancing a celibate priest-type....Even rival-mancing Seb doesn't seem worth it....:SurrealSadi wrote...
From what I understand, you can... I remember hearing something about in a rival-mance, he promises to lay with Hawke, once he becomes Prince of Starkhaven, but only one time.
Victia wrote...
Most Definitely Sane wrote...
Madame Rose Crimsynn wrote...
Most Definitely Sane wrote...
SurrealSadi wrote...
I will be honest... I don't think I could handle romancing a celibate priest-type....Even rival-mancing Seb doesn't seem worth it....Aris Ravenstar wrote...
LOL. I don't see why not..? He seems to have a preference for the phase-punch, though.Most Definitely Sane wrote...
Do you guys think that if he wanted to, he can make his foot all lyriumy and crush stuff...with his foot?
Do we know if he can only phase through organic material? Because we keep seeing him use the phasing on people, but it seems like it'd be incredibly useful in a variety of situations. Like going through walls, phasing your hand through a door to unlock it on the other side, phasing to keep yourself from getting hit by arrows/bolts, that sort of thing.
@Victia: I'm trying to romance Sebastian this time but it's slow going. It'd help if he didn't take until Act 2 to show up. <_<
Wait--you can rivalmance him? I always thought it was only friendship. Next you're gonna tell me that cookies aren't round.
Someone mention cookies?
Oh my...
Now you guys are gonna try to tell me that unicorns aren't real. Hah! You can't do it to me again!
Oh no unicorns are 100% real - my husband saw 2 fighting in our backgarden the other day
This is why it bugs me when people say Fenris is hypocritical. Fenris is the most brutally honest person in the bunch. It's one of the traits I most admire about him.Helen0rz wrote...
At least with Fenris, he might be broody and angry, he tells you like it is. He's right all along too. Sigh.
Aris Ravenstar wrote...
I could never do the friendmance but I'm trying to give the rivalmance a try, just because it seems like it might go somewhere. I prefer rivaled Sebastian anyway. He may have the occasional flakey moment but he seems like a good guy. I've put flakier guys on the throne. ::coughs and looks at sweet, un-hardened Alistair:: :innocent:SurrealSadi wrote...
I will be honest... I don't think I could handle romancing a celibate priest-type....Even rival-mancing Seb doesn't seem worth it....:SurrealSadi wrote...
From what I understand, you can... I remember hearing something about in a rival-mance, he promises to lay with Hawke, once he becomes Prince of Starkhaven, but only one time.
Most Definitely Sane wrote...
Madame Rose Crimsynn wrote...
Most Definitely Sane wrote...
Wait--you can rivalmance him? I always thought it was only friendship. Next you're gonna tell me that cookies aren't round.
Someone mention cookies?
Oh my...
Now you guys are gonna try to tell me that unicorns aren't real. Hah! You can't do it to me again!
Madame Rose Crimsynn wrote...
Most Definitely Sane wrote...
Madame Rose Crimsynn wrote...
Most Definitely Sane wrote...
Wait--you can rivalmance him? I always thought it was only friendship. Next you're gonna tell me that cookies aren't round.
Someone mention cookies?
Oh my...
Now you guys are gonna try to tell me that unicorns aren't real. Hah! You can't do it to me again!
Maybe we won't tell you they're not real. But...
We will tell you that.
I didn't think it was so bad rivaling him. One interesting thing about Seb is he doesn't react like most rivals. I don't know if that's a result of time constraints or a conscious decision. He's pretty much your buddy no matter what, the only difference is you can let him make his own decision with the friendship path (that is, staying in the Chantry) or push him towards Starkhaven with the rivalry path.Helen0rz wrote...
so....in order to make him interesting, and have him sleep with Hawke like an normal dude...you have to rivalmance him.
that's...no fun, but i'll take it. pfft @ chastise marriage or whatever he called it
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