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Modifié par sushismygen, 22 avril 2011 - 11:16 .
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Modifié par Hekateras, 22 avril 2011 - 11:48 .
Yellow Words wrote...
First off, I have really enjoyed the discussion that's been going on here the last few pages and this is a Fenris thread, not a Fenris "love" thread. It's open to anyone, not only for people who has nothing negative to say.
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Hekateras wrote...
I weep for the death of sweet anonymity.
Hekateras wrote...
I weep for the death of sweet anonymity.

lizzbee wrote...
Helen0rz wrote...
Really?!
huh...interesting...
so I can assume that...it kinda like that for all companions? Well, not Aveline with The Long Road Home or whatever it's called, I heard she doesn't marry Donnic if you don't help her.
It's definitely that way for Varric. After playing his first companion quest on my first playthrough in Act 2, I decided I was done talking to him and left him in the inn untouched for all of Act 3. I don't think the house thing ever happened at all. I don't think I even got new codex entries for him. Second playthrough, I deliberately refused to help him with both house quests and he dealt with them both himself per the codex.
Helen0rz wrote...
lizzbee wrote...
Helen0rz wrote...
Really?!
huh...interesting...
so I can assume that...it kinda like that for all companions? Well, not Aveline with The Long Road Home or whatever it's called, I heard she doesn't marry Donnic if you don't help her.
It's definitely that way for Varric. After playing his first companion quest on my first playthrough in Act 2, I decided I was done talking to him and left him in the inn untouched for all of Act 3. I don't think the house thing ever happened at all. I don't think I even got new codex entries for him. Second playthrough, I deliberately refused to help him with both house quests and he dealt with them both himself per the codex.
It's nice to know that they're capable of dealing with things on their own when Hawke is 'too busy' to help them. That also makes me wonder though...if Fenris is capable of dealing with Danarius himself, why wouldn't he resist if you were to hand him back to him?
I'd say either:Mxcl wrote...
Helen0rz wrote...
lizzbee wrote...
Helen0rz wrote...
Really?!
huh...interesting...
so I can assume that...it kinda like that for all companions? Well, not Aveline with The Long Road Home or whatever it's called, I heard she doesn't marry Donnic if you don't help her.
It's definitely that way for Varric. After playing his first companion quest on my first playthrough in Act 2, I decided I was done talking to him and left him in the inn untouched for all of Act 3. I don't think the house thing ever happened at all. I don't think I even got new codex entries for him. Second playthrough, I deliberately refused to help him with both house quests and he dealt with them both himself per the codex.
It's nice to know that they're capable of dealing with things on their own when Hawke is 'too busy' to help them. That also makes me wonder though...if Fenris is capable of dealing with Danarius himself, why wouldn't he resist if you were to hand him back to him?
Maybe he assumes he'd have to contend with Hawke as well as Danarius. Or perhaps he foiled Danarius by use of a clever ruse similar to how he tricked Hawke and Co in Act 1.
This is actually going to bother me for a few minutes...
Mel_Redux wrote...
I, for one, have actually enjoyed that there's been serious discussion and not just squee and pic spam.
Different strokes and all that....
Modifié par Heidenreich, 22 avril 2011 - 01:52 .
Helen0rz wrote...
lizzbee wrote...
Helen0rz wrote...
Really?!
huh...interesting...
so I can assume that...it kinda like that for all companions? Well, not Aveline with The Long Road Home or whatever it's called, I heard she doesn't marry Donnic if you don't help her.
It's definitely that way for Varric. After playing his first companion quest on my first playthrough in Act 2, I decided I was done talking to him and left him in the inn untouched for all of Act 3. I don't think the house thing ever happened at all. I don't think I even got new codex entries for him. Second playthrough, I deliberately refused to help him with both house quests and he dealt with them both himself per the codex.
It's nice to know that they're capable of dealing with things on their own when Hawke is 'too busy' to help them. That also makes me wonder though...if Fenris is capable of dealing with Danarius himself, why wouldn't he resist if you were to hand him back to him?
Modifié par Hekateras, 22 avril 2011 - 01:59 .
Heidenreich wrote...
Mel_Redux wrote...
I, for one, have actually enjoyed that there's been serious discussion and not just squee and pic spam.
Different strokes and all that....
*gives Mel a box full of wine bottles*
Mel_Redux wrote...
Heidenreich wrote...
Mel_Redux wrote...
I, for one, have actually enjoyed that there's been serious discussion and not just squee and pic spam.
Different strokes and all that....
*gives Mel a box full of wine bottles*
SQUEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEe!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Heidenreich wrote...
Mel_Redux wrote...
Heidenreich wrote...
Mel_Redux wrote...
I, for one, have actually enjoyed that there's been serious discussion and not just squee and pic spam.
Different strokes and all that....
*gives Mel a box full of wine bottles*
SQUEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEe!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
The wine, it is reserved for only you (and Fenris) m'dear<3
Hekateras wrote...
No. People are not claiming that he is hopeful and optimistic. People are claiming that he's gotten better at those things in the course of the game. Which he has. Compare "Fenris after the Deep Roads" with him not having much contact with anyone outside of mercenary missions, and "Fenris three years later", who "wouldn't miss" card night with Varric, meets up with Donnic every week, occasionally goes praying at the Chantry and works with Aveline to root out slavers.
By the end of the game, he certainly DOESN'T mope around in his mansion all day, thinking it a dream that could end any moment. He has a life, and lives it.