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[Dunedien]

MorningBird wrote...

Hmm... I'm tempted to pick it up... but I like doing my first play-through game guide free! xD Decisions decisions... xD

You could always buy it, do the 1st playthrough solo, then use it. That's my plan of action.

[jenaisa]

Ramante wrote...

jenaisa wrote...

I'm still kinda worried about the possibility of going through the whole game without find to Fenris :S

Hmm... I'm getting the strategy guide, if you want I can look it up for you. I can send you a pm with 'take this quest in this year etc' to get Fenris. That way you don't have to run around searching for him at the wrong time/place.

Aww,you're so kind! thank you so much!
I'd like that, if don't cause you any trouble, of course! Don't be in a hurry for me, I'll wait until you want to look it up for you too

[MorningBird]

Dunedien wrote...

MorningBird wrote...

Hmm... I'm tempted to pick it up... but I like doing my first play-through game guide free! xD Decisions decisions... xD

You could always buy it, do the 1st playthrough solo, then use it. That's my plan of action.

lol, but by the time I finish my first play-through, all the answers will be up on the internet! xD

[tankgirly]

@Dunedien, *study the nickname* Been meant to ask you for a while, are you by any chance from New Zealand?

[AstraDrakkar]

jenaisa wrote...

I'm still kinda worried about the possibility of going through the whole game without find to Fenris :S

Same here. He is the one character i don't wanna miss. I don't mind fumbling around through the first playthrough, but I gotta have my Fenris!

I plan on web searching for the info on getting him.

Modifié par AstraDrakkar, 21 février 2011 - 11:12 .

[tankgirly]

MorningBird wrote...

lol, but by the time I finish my first play-through, all the answers will be up on the internet! xD

I am actually counting on that, by the time I reach the Elite boss, someone had completed the first playtrhough ahd post strategy on Dragon Age Wiki!

[Chokladglass]

Actually, I read somewhere that the scars or whatever you call them do give Fenris pain. People were talking about touching Fenris (aren't they always?) and David Gaider said that if you ventured to touch Fenris, he'd most likely recoil. Mostly because he wouldn't expect you to touch him, but also because his scar thingies are somewhat painful. I got the impression it wasn't that bad, though. Not the kind of agony that would prevent you from doing dirty deeds.

Maybe this has been changed and he is now painfree?

Sadly, I have no idea where to find this post, so I can only go by memory.

Yellow Words wrote...

Chokladglass wrote...

It seems I'm a little late to the party. I'd just like to chime in and say how awesome this thread is.

You might just have the best username ever! You're giving me a serious craving. I must go and raid my freezer..

Thank you. Ice cream for everyone!

Modifié par Chokladglass, 21 février 2011 - 11:45 .

[Tinxa]

I think I'll find him on my own. I don't want to risk any spoilers and I'm sure Bioware isn't hiding him:p.



It looks like you meet him at night and maybe we'll hear rumours from townspeople about places and people of interest. Like overhearing someone gossip about a strange elf staying in x part of town. In Isabela's case I got the impression the PC heard from someone about a pirate woman staying in that inn.

[Tashash]

Tinxa wrote...

I think I'll find him on my own. I don't want to risk any spoilers and I'm sure Bioware isn't hiding him:p.

It's BioWare - they feed on our tears!
*grumblesadisticbarstardsgrumble*

[Cutlasskiwi]

Tinxa wrote...

I think I'll find him on my own. I don't want to risk any spoilers and I'm sure Bioware isn't hiding him:p. 

Me too. I always have to explore the whole map of an area and go inside every building I can find so I don't miss anything. It took a somewhat bad turn during Baldur's Gate and Neverwinter Nights where I "had" to discover the whole map and not leave any black left on it.. 

[Erani]

Morning everyone *hugs*...This thread is so awesome, any Fenris news?

[Muhu]

Its nice i'll be getting the game on the 11th, so that you good people may find him for me Otherwise i'd spend my whole time ingame obsessing over finding him ...

[Eternally Faithful]

I'm absolutely paranoid about missing Fenris. I completely missed Leliana on my first playthrough of Origins, and even though I got Zev, most of those chests stayed locked.

The only solution I can think of is searching every house of Kirkwall during both day and night while constantly changing my party.

Heh, my Hawke's a stalker.

Modifié par Eternally Faithful, 21 février 2011 - 03:17 .

[Erani]

^ My Hawke/ette is a stalker too. I'll be running around till I find him.

[lnicol1900]

@ kayemdi: Addiction is the body acclimitising itself to a substance, in our case lyrium, and then going into withdrawl when that substance is no longer being taken. To avoid withdrawl, a person continues to take lyrium. There's only so many ways anything can enter the body. Such substances can be eaten/drunk, breathed in, or go through semi-permeable surfaces like the skin or the eyes...

Lyrium going in through the eyes... I wouldn't want to be that slave.

Of course, in real life, as the body get acclimitised, that person has to start taking more of whatever recrational drugs they're taking so they can contniue getting the "high".

[Batorific]

the thing about lyrium is that its poison. it is incredibly toxic, and cannot be handled in its raw form (a mineral). even refined (into a liquid) its still toxic, or it wouldn't cause brain issues (addiction, memory loss, downright insanity). Lyrium is very useful and seems to cause a high of sorts, but once the initial effect wears off the toxic nature of it takes hold. maintained exposure is probably incredibly damaging to the mind and body. especially for those lacking natural resistence like dwarves. but of course we've seen even they can be lyrium-addled quite severely. recall a certain merchant in Orzammar.



and on the "can't be touched" thing. i think its better to think about a nasty scar YOU have. you wouldn't want someone touching it would you? wouldn't necessarily hurt, since its long-healed. but just the memory of it makes you recoil. it gets complicated with Fenris as most of his body seems to be covered by these "scars".



and i am a horrible person because ideally, the first thing i would want to do is poke one. ):

[Pseudo the Mustachioed]

Considering he doesn't seem to mind leaving a trail of violence behind him, he's probably not all that hard to find.

And considering he's a freaky fade-shifting glowing violence magnet in tight pants, I'm sure others have noticed him as well, and perhaps through word of mouth Hawke might come to know his location. He's not an inconspicuous Chantry sister among many in a city full of refugees.

I wouldn't worry about missing him o_o;

Batorific wrote...
and on the "can't be touched" thing. i think its better to think about a nasty scar YOU have. you wouldn't want someone touching it would you? wouldn't necessarily hurt, since its long-healed. but just the memory of it makes you recoil. it gets complicated with Fenris as most of his body seems to be covered by these "scars".

Good point. I agree that it might be more of a memory of pain than physical hurt, though I'm sure it still actually hurts a bit.

I'd poke one too, if I didn't value the integrity of my organs >_>

Modifié par Pseudocognition, 21 février 2011 - 03:39 .

[Erani]

^ Also, there's a possibility that Hawke will be hired to track him down.

[Batorific]

i thought David said it didn't really hurt anymore and that it was an aversion, i.e. the scenario i mentioned. i imagine the only "pain" left currently would be the side effects of having Lyrium in your body. but that'd be all mental.

[Erani]

Yes, it seems as though his trauma is psychological. He is just uncomfortable with physical contact, but I think it's not painful.

[Potato Cat]

Batorific wrote...

i thought David said it didn't really hurt anymore and that it was an aversion, i.e. the scenario i mentioned. i imagine the only "pain" left currently would be the side effects of having Lyrium in your body. but that'd be all mental.

I thought his tattoos constantly caused him pain, but touching them doesn't cause any extra pain, he just doesn't like them being touched.

[Erani]

David Gaider wrote...

Madame Rose Crimsynn wrote...
Evening, Ser Gaider! *tips hat*

I had a feeling Hawke would probably either get punched or get threatened with getting her hands cut off.

Well, first he would flinch-- because his markings are quite painful, and doubly so when they're touched. His first instinct might be to punch someone who touched him, though he'd probably hold back if he realized it was Hawke.

Then he would brood.

So this is what Ser Gaider said.  Poor Fenris

[Batorific]

Well pain can mean many things. i guess i just assumed it to be mostly mental. trauma and the side-effects of lyrium on the brain. plus it seemed like the whole "aversion to being touched" was getting downplayed. its basically just not advisable to be an immature child like me and try to poke the tattoos. knowing i shouldn't makes me wannnnnnnaaaaaa. >:

Modifié par Batorific, 21 février 2011 - 03:58 .

[Erani]

^ I think, eventually, he won't mind if we caress his markings