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[MagneticDawn]

lol what now? they have homes? XDD

[mellifera]

David Gaider wrote...

Saibh wrote...
I don't know why, but I was under the impression the companions are all at a table somewhere discussing battle plans, and Fenris is freaking out over something, like a bad idea or whatever.

I don't know why I got a such a specific scenario out of that.

Actually, what you'll find when you go to speak to your companions in their homes that they're sometimes engaged in other things... occasionally you'll find them in mid-conversation with your other companions, who are visiting them also. One of the advantages to knowing exactly where conversations are going to occur is being able to stage them in interesting ways.

Oh? Now I am imagining Fenris turning to Hawke as s/he walks in and saying "You better do something about this woman, or I will!"

Modifié par yukidama, 12 janvier 2011 - 07:32 .

[trickybunny]

David Gaider wrote...

Saibh wrote...
I don't know why, but I was under the impression the companions are all at a table somewhere discussing battle plans, and Fenris is freaking out over something, like a bad idea or whatever.

I don't know why I got a such a specific scenario out of that.

Actually, what you'll find when you go to speak to your companions in their homes that they're sometimes engaged in other things... occasionally you'll find them in mid-conversation with your other companions, who are visiting them also. One of the advantages to knowing exactly where conversations are going to occur is being able to stage them in interesting ways.

Oh well that explains everything!

[littlenikki]

Dont make me spam the Fenris wiggle again..

Ah, screw it



Try listening to S&M by Rihanna when watching this, it fits

Modifié par littlenikki, 12 janvier 2011 - 07:33 .

[Anarya]

David Gaider wrote...

Saibh wrote...
I don't know why, but I was under the impression the companions are all at a table somewhere discussing battle plans, and Fenris is freaking out over something, like a bad idea or whatever.

I don't know why I got a such a specific scenario out of that.

Actually, what you'll find when you go to speak to your companions in their homes that they're sometimes engaged in other things... occasionally you'll find them in mid-conversation with your other companions, who are visiting them also. One of the advantages to knowing exactly where conversations are going to occur is being able to stage them in interesting ways.

Oh that's so neat! They have lives now. Awww. Awwwwww.

[Saibh]

David Gaider wrote..

Actually, what you'll find when you go to speak to your companions in their homes that they're sometimes engaged in other things... occasionally you'll find them in mid-conversation with your other companions, who are visiting them also. One of the advantages to knowing exactly where conversations are going to occur is being able to stage them in interesting ways.

Oooooooh! Oh, really? Some people might not have liked them, but I loved the companion conflicts from ME2. I'm really glad to see them done DAII style, now. Are they similar in execution--a make-it-or-break-it move? If there's anything off-putting about them in ME2, they required a high C/I score. Will there be other variables factoring in?

Also, it's neat to know that they have relationships with each other outside of Hawke. How...quaint? Well, novel, at the very least.

[Maera Imrov]

idk. I mean, I didn't find it all that offensive. Saying a random character isn't pretty really isn't that big of a deal. But then again, I'm used to that sort of thing from the FF fandom and the rabid animosity between the CloudxTifa and the CloudxAerith fans. Blah blah, ugly, blah blah, boobs, blah blah, clothes.

So Tricky doesn't think Aveline is pretty. Some of us here aren't sold on Fenris being attractive. Others don't like Varric. Or think Merrill is too young. It's okay. I've made detracting comments about characters before and it's never been really mean spirited. But then again, my sense of humor sometimes tends toward the darker and not always appropriate/appreciated. And sarcasm. Lots of that.

Modifié par Maera Imrov, 12 janvier 2011 - 07:33 .

[Anarya]

Now I'm really wondering whose house that is.

[Collider]

Saibh wrote...

David Gaider wrote..

Actually, what you'll find when you go to speak to your companions in their homes that they're sometimes engaged in other things... occasionally you'll find them in mid-conversation with your other companions, who are visiting them also. One of the advantages to knowing exactly where conversations are going to occur is being able to stage them in interesting ways.

Oooooooh! Oh, really? [/i] Some people might not have liked them, but I loved the companion conflicts from ME2. I'm really glad to see them done DAII style, now. Are they similar in execution--a make-it-or-break-it move? If there's anything off-putting about them in ME2, they [i]required a high C/I score. Will there be other variables factoring in?

Also, it's neat to know that they have relationships with each other outside of Hawke. How...quaint? Well, novel, at the very least.

No more zombie party members. Sounds good to me.

[The Lesser Evil]

David Gaider wrote...

Actually, what you'll find when you go to speak to your companions in their homes that they're sometimes engaged in other things... occasionally you'll find them in mid-conversation with your other companions, who are visiting them also. One of the advantages to knowing exactly where conversations are going to occur is being able to stage them in interesting ways.

This sounds intriguing. Let's hope it's not just companions not getting along (the only ME2 ones I really recall are the Tali/Legion and Miranda/Jack fights), but that there's more... positive interaction between companions too. Just hanging out together, gossiping about Hawke and omg did you know he and... that type of stuff.

[littlenikki]

yukidama wrote...

David Gaider wrote...

Saibh wrote...
I don't know why, but I was under the impression the companions are all at a table somewhere discussing battle plans, and Fenris is freaking out over something, like a bad idea or whatever.

I don't know why I got a such a specific scenario out of that.

Actually, what you'll find when you go to speak to your companions in their homes that they're sometimes engaged in other things... occasionally you'll find them in mid-conversation with your other companions, who are visiting them also. One of the advantages to knowing exactly where conversations are going to occur is being able to stage them in interesting ways.

Oh? Now I am imagining Fenris turning to Hawke as s/he walks in and saying "You better do something about this woman, or I will!"

Who es dis woman Fienris!?!

Haha, I kid I kid

[Tamyn]

David Gaider wrote...

Actually, what you'll find when you go to speak to your companions in their homes that they're sometimes engaged in other things... occasionally you'll find them in mid-conversation with your other companions, who are visiting them also. One of the advantages to knowing exactly where conversations are going to occur is being able to stage them in interesting ways.

... I'm going to be saving and loading a lot, aren't I.

[trickybunny]

Maera Imrov wrote...

idk. I mean, I didn't find it all that offensive. Saying a random character isn't pretty really isn't that big of a deal. But then again, I'm used to that sort of thing from the FF fandom and the rabid animosity between the CloudxTifa and the CloudxAerith fans. Blah blah, ugly, blah blah, boobs, blah blah, clothes.

So Tricky doesn't think Aveline is pretty. Some of us here aren't sold on Fenris being attractive. Others don't like Varric. Or think Merrill is too young. It's okay. I've made detracting comments about characters before and it's never been really mean spirited. But then again, my sense of humor sometimes tends toward the darker and not always appropriate/appreciated. And sarcasm. Lots of that.

God don't even go there with Cleris vs Cloti some of the most inane rabid wars ever. lol 

I'm glad you could see it for what it was Maera I wasn't aware that if  I said the chick was ugly I'd have like 5 people getting on my case about it, it's really not that serious. I'm sure Fenris has been called all sorts of names but I'm not seeking out threads to defend him, it's their opinion who cares?

Modifié par trickybunny, 12 janvier 2011 - 07:39 .

[Pseudo the Mustachioed]

*makes grabby hands in the direction of Edmonton*

WANT GAME.

[Leonia]

David Gaider wrote...

Actually, what you'll find when you go to speak to your companions in their homes that they're sometimes engaged in other things... occasionally you'll find them in mid-conversation with your other companions, who are visiting them also. One of the advantages to knowing exactly where conversations are going to occur is being able to stage them in interesting ways.

I'm loving it, can't wait to see this extra layer of depth added to the companions. The ME3 team should take note, one of the weakness in ME2 was inter-party relationships (aside from those two conflicts that the player gets to resolve, of course). Bring the companions to life and the whole world starts to feel a bit more real and immersive. Looking forward to the experience

Can it be March now?

Modifié par leonia42, 12 janvier 2011 - 07:39 .

[bsbcaer]

Well, that was an "interesting" catch up of the thread....



Im interested in finding out how dynamic the other companions are outside of your own relationships...

[MagneticDawn]

oohhh! so we can have tea time with fenris?!

[Maera Imrov]

This is definitely exciting, yes. Having lots more party interaction is something I've always wanted. I liked what little was in ME2, but having it tied to such high C/I checks was detrimental. I always played pure Paragon (yeah, yeah) so I could always make them, but my brother who tends to play a Paragade, yeah, he was more or less screwed with those.

[PoisonTheCity]

David Gaider wrote..

Actually, what you'll find when you go to
speak to your companions in their homes that they're sometimes engaged
in other things... occasionally you'll find them in mid-conversation
with your other companions, who are visiting them also. One of the
advantages to knowing exactly where conversations are going to occur is
being able to stage them in interesting ways.

*starry eyes* Oh, the possibilities!

This statement has just upped my anticipation of the game to the point that I may just explode if it is delayed.

[Demx]

MagneticDawn wrote...

oohhh! so we can have tea time with fenris?!

Seems like he has to be pampered during tea time, or he'll throw a fit.

[Anarya]

Pseudocognition wrote...

*makes grabby hands in the direction of Edmonton*
WANT GAME.

I've been doing this for awhile. I can now crack walnuts between my fingers.

Modifié par Anarya, 12 janvier 2011 - 07:45 .

[littlenikki]

MagneticDawn wrote...

oohhh! so we can have tea time with fenris?!

Add an LC in there and I'm in  or an &A, but that'd prob be more for Fen's benefit

I'm bad

[MagneticDawn]

Siradix wrote...

MagneticDawn wrote...

oohhh! so we can have tea time with fenris?!

Seems like he has to be pampered during tea time, or he'll throw a fit.

OOhhh that's fine! I make him a batch of snickerdoodles!

[MarginalBeast]

Anarya wrote...

Now I'm really wondering whose house that is.

Same. I can see some things in the background, but it's hard to tell what they are. They look like headless mannequins wearing skirts, to me.

[mellifera]

littlenikki wrote...

MagneticDawn wrote...

oohhh! so we can have tea time with fenris?!

Add an LC in there and I'm in  or an &A, but that'd prob be more for Fen's benefit

I'm bad

So you want to have Teal'c time with Fenris?