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Captain Cornhole wrote...
Lets be honest here people, romances are sappy. And the only reason we like em is cause they boil down to sex.
Reidbynature wrote...
I don't see how femHawke having a kid in the middle of a war is all that bad. It would be more interesting and unique to this sort of game. People do have babies during wars in not only fiction, but real life. I think it would be impossible to depict femHawke heavily pregnant, but before and after could make for an interesting story. It is a RPG, it can't all be but we've got to get the magic sword/kill the dark lord/save the damsel etc.
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nightcobra8928 wrote...
great, now you've gone and reminded me of The Boss:crying:...
*Salutes while crying a single tear*
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standardpack wrote...
Chris Priestly wrote...
ErichHartmann wrote...
This just in...Priestly hates romance subplots!
Yes, I do and have said this before.
Warden: "Man... I sure have to go out of my way just to recruit all these people to help fight a battle that threatens to KILL all of them..."
Chris: "Your telling me, I hope we don't run across any intrusive romance subplot while we're at it."
Morrigan/Leliana/Zevran/Alistair: "Did somebody say intrusive romance subplot?"
Chris: "Aw, Crap!"
Chris for companion!
It would be interesting but not sure practically how you would do the customization of Mini-Me in the game. Players would want to name the kid and customize its appearance, and that is just too much like those dumb exercises in home-ec class.Reidbynature wrote...
I don't see how femHawke having a kid in the middle of a war is all that bad. It would be more interesting and unique to this sort of game. People do have babies during wars in not only fiction, but real life. I think it would be impossible to depict femHawke heavily pregnant, but before and after could make for an interesting story. It is a RPG, it can't all be but we've got to get the magic sword/kill the dark lord/save the damsel etc.
Addai67 wrote...
It would be interesting but not sure practically how you would do the customization of Mini-Me in the game. Players would want to name the kid and customize its appearance, and that is just too much like those dumb exercises in home-ec class.Reidbynature wrote...
I don't see how femHawke having a kid in the middle of a war is all that bad. It would be more interesting and unique to this sort of game. People do have babies during wars in not only fiction, but real life. I think it would be impossible to depict femHawke heavily pregnant, but before and after could make for an interesting story. It is a RPG, it can't all be but we've got to get the magic sword/kill the dark lord/save the damsel etc.
crimzontearz wrote...
again.......if I had said something along those lines about my company's product and/or about my company's clients to or infront of our clients I'd either been written up or given a final. Ridiculous to some perhaps but true.
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crimzontearz wrote...
so let me get this straight....you and/or Bioware at large do not see anythinng wrong with this kind of comment made to the public by someone in your own company who is supposed to work in a field similar to PR/CR?
Assuming you all can survive the deadly blow to your egos, of course not. You're not "the public" like some unaware customer who just wandered in here off the street. You're those punk kids who hang out every afternoon in the 7-11 reading all the magazines like you own the place.
If someone tells you to keep it to a dull roar every once in a while, I imagine you'll deal.
David Gaider wrote...
And I'd say asking those clients to keep it down to a dull roar so as not to scare away all the other clients is not so terrible, and in fact is exactly what you'd find in any business where said clients occasionally feel the need to act like orangutans.
Harmless orangutans in search of nothing more than a satisfying romance plot, sure, but scary to regular folk nevertheless.
Maria Caliban wrote...
At least he didn't say bonobo.
David Gaider wrote...
crimzontearz wrote...
again.......if I had said something along those lines about my company's product and/or about my company's clients to or infront of our clients I'd either been written up or given a final. Ridiculous to some perhaps but true.
And I'd say asking those clients to keep it down to a dull roar so as not to scare away all the other clients is not so terrible, and in fact is exactly what you'd find in any business where said clients occasionally feel the need to act like orangutans.
Harmless orangutans in search of nothing more than a satisfying romance plot, sure, but scary to regular folk nevertheless.
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Addai67 wrote...
It would be interesting but not sure practically how you would do the customization of Mini-Me in the game. Players would want to name the kid and customize its appearance, and that is just too much like those dumb exercises in home-ec class.
David Gaider wrote...
Harmless orangutans in search of nothing more than a satisfying romance plot, sure, but scary to regular folk nevertheless.
Xewaka wrote...
Hey, Orangutans are perfectly adjusted people and very good clients. Just ask at The Mended Drum.
crimzontearz wrote...
Short of a client pulling a knife on someone all we are allowed to do is nod and smile no matter how moronic, repetitive, dull or simian they seem to us.
Modifié par ErichHartmann, 05 janvier 2011 - 12:20 .
David Gaider wrote...
crimzontearz wrote...
Short of a client pulling a knife on someone all we are allowed to do is nod and smile no matter how moronic, repetitive, dull or simian they seem to us.
Sorry about your life, I guess.
I prefer the devs who post here to... uh, be themselves (as cliche' as that sounds). Not act like marketing bots for EA and BioWare.crimzontearz wrote...
how to explain this without revealing which company I work for......
ok, my company actually "encourages" clients talking to one another as much as they can about our product/service in all its ways, shapes, forms or parts. Short of a client pulling a knife on someone all we are allowed to do is nod and smile no matter how moronic, repetitive, dull or simian they seem to us.
then again my company is not known for its logical prowess
Addai67 wrote...
crimzontearz wrote...
how to explain this without revealing which company I work for......
ok, my company actually "encourages" clients talking to one another as much as they can about our product/service in all its ways, shapes, forms or parts. Short of a client pulling a knife on someone all we are allowed to do is nod and smile no matter how moronic, repetitive, dull or simian they seem to us.
then again my company is not known for its logical prowess
I prefer the devs who post here to... uh, be themselves (as cliche' as that sounds). Not act like marketing bots for EA and BioWare.
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