Well, I'm sure we won't go after him with pitchforks and torches.RVonE wrote...
You MONSTER!Aeducan Himself wrote...
I started a "mirrorverse" play through today, where I make all the opposite decisions I made on my first playthrough.
I was just mean to Merril for the first time. It was... so hard to do.
Whacka wrote...
Well, I'm sure we won't go after him with pitchforks and torches.RVonE wrote...
You MONSTER!Aeducan Himself wrote...
I started a "mirrorverse" play through today, where I make all the opposite decisions I made on my first playthrough.
I was just mean to Merril for the first time. It was... so hard to do.
...Right?
MasterSamson88 wrote...
Whacka wrote...
Well, I'm sure we won't go after him with pitchforks and torches.RVonE wrote...
You MONSTER!Aeducan Himself wrote...
I started a "mirrorverse" play through today, where I make all the opposite decisions I made on my first playthrough.
I was just mean to Merril for the first time. It was... so hard to do.
...Right?
*sharpens sword* Pitchforks? No, no...
Hmmm... Is a shovel okay, too?ishmaeltheforsaken wrote...
[Pyramid of quotes]
They're just so... pedestrian. *grabs scythe from the barn*
Modifié par Whacka, 23 mars 2011 - 04:02 .
Whacka wrote...
Hmmm... Is a shovel okay, too?ishmaeltheforsaken wrote...
[Pyramid of quotes]
They're just so... pedestrian. *grabs scythe from the barn*
Is that a euphemism?Maria Caliban wrote...
My weapon of choice will be creme pie.
Somebody wrote...
Is that a euphemism?Maria Caliban wrote...
My weapon of choice will be creme pie.
Well, I do have a chainsaw, but it's mediocre, overrated and overused.MasterSamson88 wrote...
Whacka wrote...
Hmmm... Is a shovel okay, too?ishmaeltheforsaken wrote...
[Pyramid of quotes]
They're just so... pedestrian. *grabs scythe from the barn*
You're sure you don't have a machete or axe or something?
Modifié par Whacka, 23 mars 2011 - 04:14 .
Whacka wrote...
Well, I do have a chainsaw, but it's mediocre, overrated and overused.MasterSamson88 wrote...
Whacka wrote...
Hmmm... Is a shovel okay, too?ishmaeltheforsaken wrote...
[Pyramid of quotes]
They're just so... pedestrian. *grabs scythe from the barn*
You're sure you don't have a machete or axe or something?
Besides, it leaves such a mess... Don't feel like wasting my time on cleaning it either.
A shovel, on the other hand, is something different.
I'm trying to "break the habit", if you get what I mean.
And the possibility of accidentally hitting her with it, possibly killing her in the process, is gone now, too.MasterSamson88 wrote...
[Pyramid of quotes]
That's good then. It wont get any blood on Merrill either when we destroy her enemies.
Modifié par Whacka, 23 mars 2011 - 04:24 .
Lizardviking wrote...
While I liked Merill's character and her personal storyline with the mirror. I felt that in the end, both seemed misplaced in dragon age 2, like they had abseloutly nothing to do with the rest of the game and did not contribute to anything outside itself.
While I know she had a minor part regarding the Flemeth storyline, Merill seemed isolated from the major things (Qunari vs Kirkwall / Mages vs templars).
*takes out of the drawer "borrowed" INFERNO ADZE spell written on a paper from Architect in DAA*MasterSamson88 wrote...
Whacka wrote...
Well, I'm sure we won't go after him with pitchforks and torches.RVonE wrote...
You MONSTER!Aeducan Himself wrote...
I started a "mirrorverse" play through today, where I make all the opposite decisions I made on my first playthrough.
I was just mean to Merril for the first time. It was... so hard to do.
...Right?
*sharpens sword* Pitchforks? No, no...Whacka wrote...
And the possibility of accidentally hitting her with it, possibly killing her in the process, is gone now, too.MasterSamson88 wrote...
[Pyramid of quotes]
That's good then. It wont get any blood on Merrill either when we destroy her enemies.
Ah, the delights of not having to use a chainsaw when you're part of an angry mob chasing down a person...
Modifié par Marcin R, 23 mars 2011 - 04:48 .
Got a hankering for blowtorched rodent? Pop into a ger and ask for some boodog, authentic Mongolian barbeque. The summer delight first involved pulling the innards out the the neck of a goat or marmot. The carcass is then stuffed full of scalding rocks and the neck cinched up with wire. The bloated animal is then thrown upon a fire (or blowtorches) to burn the fur off the outside while the meat is cooked from within. The finished product vaguely resembles a balloon with paws.
Like most things involving a blowtorch, preparing boodog is true men's work. Furthering the adventure, it's worth noting that the bubonic plague or Black Death as it was known to medieval Europe, can be passed by handling marmot skins. Most cases occur in August and September.
Modifié par Maria Caliban, 23 mars 2011 - 04:49 .
MasterSamson88 wrote...
Lizardviking wrote...
While I liked Merill's character and her personal storyline with the mirror. I felt that in the end, both seemed misplaced in dragon age 2, like they had abseloutly nothing to do with the rest of the game and did not contribute to anything outside itself.
While I know she had a minor part regarding the Flemeth storyline, Merill seemed isolated from the major things (Qunari vs Kirkwall / Mages vs templars).
The same could be said for a few of the other characters, really.
Only Aveline and Isabella really had any investment in the Qunari invasion. And only Anders really cared about the Mages vs Templars, though you could probably say Merrill cared too. She just wasn't as radical as Anders.
Maria Caliban wrote...
No, it was not a euphemism.
Anyways, does anyone know how long a Dalish tribe stays in one place? 6-8 months? 1-2 years? There are wild rices they could plant and grow in three seasons.
Modifié par Somebody, 23 mars 2011 - 04:56 .
Somebody wrote...
In one banter in act 3, Aveline asks why she is still there. If your in a relationship with her, then she says she is staying because of Hawke. If not, then I think she says that it makes life simpler to stay around, or something like that.
her and Donnic.
ishmaeltheforsaken wrote...
Somebody wrote...
In one banter in act 3, Aveline asks why she is still there. If your in a relationship with her, then she says she is staying because of Hawke. If not, then I think she says that it makes life simpler to stay around, or something like that.
One of the game's most touching banters, I thought. Aveline's "I understand" made me feel fuzzy too. I
Lizardviking wrote...
MasterSamson88 wrote...
Lizardviking wrote...
While I liked Merill's character and her personal storyline with the mirror. I felt that in the end, both seemed misplaced in dragon age 2, like they had abseloutly nothing to do with the rest of the game and did not contribute to anything outside itself.
While I know she had a minor part regarding the Flemeth storyline, Merill seemed isolated from the major things (Qunari vs Kirkwall / Mages vs templars).
The same could be said for a few of the other characters, really.
Only Aveline and Isabella really had any investment in the Qunari invasion. And only Anders really cared about the Mages vs Templars, though you could probably say Merrill cared too. She just wasn't as radical as Anders.
I disagree about that.
Fenris brought his own perspective on mages and why he thing they are dangerous. Bringing another viewpoint regarding mages (and therefor mages vs templars).
Issabella is tied nicely into act 2, Varric with act 1.
Avaline had (as you said) an investment regarding act 2.
Sebastian is tied with the chantry which have some relevance in act 3.
I do not need to explain Anders nor the siblings.
Merrill? She is more about the dalish. Sure she had some opinion regarding mages and blood magic, but it did not feel important to her.
Modifié par TMA LIVE, 23 mars 2011 - 05:15 .
They grow eggplants in Ferelden. Eggplants are native to Southeast Asia and grow best in tropical and sub-tropical areas. Ferelden is supposed to be a cold, temperate climate.ishmaeltheforsaken wrote...
I don't know. No more than a year or two, I'd expect. Merrill's admonishment of Marethari for staying so long made me think that they should have been gone by the first time skip.Anyways, does anyone know how long a Dalish tribe stays in one place? 6-8 months? 1-2 years? There are wild rices they could plant and grow in three seasons.
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