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[crimzontearz]

SirOccam wrote...


2. I plan on romancing Isabela in my first playthrough, so there's one rogue slot pretty much permanently occupied

this for me too

[mcneil_1]

crimzontearz wrote...

Sebastian

I am developing a serious hate for Varric

Ditto as well.

Modifié par mcneil_1, 09 janvier 2011 - 04:17 .

[Lord_Saulot]

When I first play through a party-based RPG, I usually try to use every character for a substantial amount of time.

[Follow Me on Twitter]

mcneil_1 wrote...

crimzontearz wrote...

Sebastian

I am developing a serious hate for Varric

Ditto as well.

You have no idea how much i dislike the dwarves.

I could not stand Oghren and i really can't stand Varric.

[crimzontearz]

Follow Me on Twitter wrote...

mcneil_1 wrote...

crimzontearz wrote...

Sebastian

I am developing a serious hate for Varric

Ditto as well.

You have no idea how much i dislike the dwarves.

I could not stand Oghren and i really can't stand Varric.

I cannot really say that for me the problem is that he is a dwarf........

[GameBoyish]

You don't even know him yet! And Oghren was funny until they flanderized him in DAA.

[crimzontearz]

TriviaAeducan wrote...

You don't even know him yet! And Oghren was funny until they flanderized him in DAA.

-Adding "eavesdropping" to your list of qualities?

-you know it!

[Follow Me on Twitter]

I don't like dwarves as well.

Not exactly sure why, just hate them.

I know Varric is a dwarf thats ALL i need to know lol.  I was able to tolerate Oghren and there was a few times he made me laugh during origins but could not stand him at all in Awakening.

Modifié par Follow Me on Twitter, 09 janvier 2011 - 04:27 .

[SirOccam]

TriviaAeducan wrote...

Still imho hatin' dwarves is just so... racist? Maybe that's just me. I faced a fair share of racism in my lifetime.

I don't make it a habit to defend racism, but surely it's not so bad if it's a fictional race. After all, many fictional races are true to their stereotypes for the vast majority of their members. If a member of that race differs significantly, it's usually because that person is the protagonist or is otherwise important to the plot (see: Drizzt Do'Urden, the Darkspawn Messenger (and maybe the Architect himself) in Awakening, etc.).

It was played straight (sort of) in Mass Effect 2 when you talk to Mordin. He talks about how if you have 3 different humans in a room, you'll have 6 opinions, whereas for other species, they all think and act similarly. In fact, in many games/movies/etc with multiple races it's often like that: species x might have their intelligence, y might be really strong, z might be beautiful...and humans are diverse. Dragon Age is no exception, IMO. So when I see a Dwarf, I often think "Dwarf" and not "random individual who may think or act in unexpected ways." As to why I don't think the same about Elves...I dunno. Maybe having City Elves vs. Dalish helps.

http://tvtropes.org/...in/PlanetOfHats
http://tvtropes.org/...hProtestTooMuch

[Follow Me on Twitter]

Varric isn't even a real person. Hes like half a real person so its not as bad.

[GameBoyish]

Awww... really..?



I like dwarves. They're just so cool especially in the DA universe. Sigrun, Dagna, Gorim and pre-DAA Oghren are truly awesome. Personality-wise. I just feel that hatin' on Varric just because he's a dwarf is as bad as hatin' on Asians or Latinos.

[Follow Me on Twitter]

It's okay im Latino (Family from spain) i'm allowed to hate on dwarves.

[GameBoyish]

Well, I am Asian.

[Sanctuary74]

I usually dont use archers, but since they have been changed I may. But if I do definitely Varric! Charming, classy dwarf

[mellifera]

SirOccam wrote...

TriviaAeducan wrote...

Still imho hatin' dwarves is just so... racist? Maybe that's just me. I faced a fair share of racism in my lifetime.

I don't make it a habit to defend racism, but surely it's not so bad if it's a fictional race. After all, many fictional races are true to their stereotypes for the vast majority of their members. If a member of that race differs significantly, it's usually because that person is the protagonist or is otherwise important to the plot (see: Drizzt Do'Urden, the Darkspawn Messenger (and maybe the Architect himself) in Awakening, etc.).

It was played straight (sort of) in Mass Effect 2 when you talk to Mordin. He talks about how if you have 3 different humans in a room, you'll have 6 opinions, whereas for other species, they all think and act similarly. In fact, in many games/movies/etc with multiple races it's often like that: species x might have their intelligence, y might be really strong, z might be beautiful...and humans are diverse. Dragon Age is no exception, IMO. So when I see a Dwarf, I often think "Dwarf" and not "random individual who may think or act in unexpected ways." As to why I don't think the same about Elves...I dunno. Maybe having City Elves vs. Dalish helps.

http://tvtropes.org/...in/PlanetOfHats
http://tvtropes.org/...hProtestTooMuch

It was Samara, not Mordin :x

That's all I will say about this topic, don't need to add a headache to my current inventory.

[Loc'n'lol]

Varric first, probably, then Sebastian in another playthrough. I may change my mind the moment I get to hear either of them talk, though.

[Estelindis]

Personally, I intend to go for both of them. Plus Isabela. All-rogue party for the win!

[raziel3080]

crimzontearz wrote...

Follow Me on Twitter wrote...

mcneil_1 wrote...

crimzontearz wrote...

Sebastian

I am developing a serious hate for Varric

Ditto as well.

You have no idea how much i dislike the dwarves.

I could not stand Oghren and i really can't stand Varric.

I cannot really say that for me the problem is that he is a dwarf........

Thired on this...and it has NOTHING to do with the dwarf thing...me and crimzon pretty much have the same reasons where it concerns varric...I remember him saying his reasons in a another thread and that describes my thoughts about him to a T.

[crimzontearz]

no.......NO, Aimo's female dwarves (especially her dark skinned Aeducan) are the sexiest DA females so far....hands down I'd romance them EVERY time if they were available

[crimzontearz]

raziel3080 wrote...

crimzontearz wrote...

Follow Me on Twitter wrote...

mcneil_1 wrote...

crimzontearz wrote...

Sebastian

I am developing a serious hate for Varric

Ditto as well.

You have no idea how much i dislike the dwarves.

I could not stand Oghren and i really can't stand Varric.

I cannot really say that for me the problem is that he is a dwarf........

Thired on this...and it has NOTHING to do with the dwarf thing...me and crimzon pretty much have the same reasons where it concerns varric...I remember him saying his reasons in a another thread and that describes my thoughts about him to a T.

about him being an unreliable narrator?

[SirOccam]

yukidama wrote...

SirOccam wrote...

TriviaAeducan wrote...

Still imho hatin' dwarves is just so... racist? Maybe that's just me. I faced a fair share of racism in my lifetime.

I don't make it a habit to defend racism, but surely it's not so bad if it's a fictional race. After all, many fictional races are true to their stereotypes for the vast majority of their members. If a member of that race differs significantly, it's usually because that person is the protagonist or is otherwise important to the plot (see: Drizzt Do'Urden, the Darkspawn Messenger (and maybe the Architect himself) in Awakening, etc.).

It was played straight (sort of) in Mass Effect 2 when you talk to Mordin. He talks about how if you have 3 different humans in a room, you'll have 6 opinions, whereas for other species, they all think and act similarly. In fact, in many games/movies/etc with multiple races it's often like that: species x might have their intelligence, y might be really strong, z might be beautiful...and humans are diverse. Dragon Age is no exception, IMO. So when I see a Dwarf, I often think "Dwarf" and not "random individual who may think or act in unexpected ways." As to why I don't think the same about Elves...I dunno. Maybe having City Elves vs. Dalish helps.

http://tvtropes.org/...in/PlanetOfHats
http://tvtropes.org/...hProtestTooMuch

It was Samara, not Mordin :x

Oh...you might be right. But I'm sure Mordin at least says something about the genetic diversity of the human race while explaining why they might be experimented upon.

...which is not as relevant, but still.

[mellifera]

Blinded by the sexy?

[bsbcaer]

Aimo draws the sexiest dwarves...still picking my jaw up off the floor



Im in the very small minority, but I didn't think that Oghie's personality changed that much from Origins to Awakening

[crimzontearz]

yukidama wrote...

Blinded by the sexy?

god I can't help it......the Aeducan dwarfette is just.......YUMMY