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[Ryzaki]

And really with all the bashing Jacob got on the ME2 forums...

Well not bashing but...he certainly wasn't a popular LI. Not by a long shot. 

Modifié par Ryzaki, 13 février 2011 - 01:33 .

[fighterchick]

Maria Caliban wrote...

Given that Isabela was married previously, I don't think she has a problem with commitment. She simply enjoys her flings.

That said, I'm not sure how you can compare 'dislikes commitment' to 'has a supernaturally enforced obsession with destroying the Chantry.'

People always use the "isabela was married" as though that's an indication that she has no commitment issues.  We don't know whether she was faithful to the man, or that she even liked him.  She didn't seem too broken up over the idea that her husband was killed and does refer to him as a "greasy bastard" in origins.  I'm not saying that she does have commitment issues, just that we don't really know.

[Calla S]

sevalaricgirl wrote...
If they didn't have a human male LI, they'd ****** off a lot of fans, me included.

I really doubt pissing off a few fans will really bother them that much. Big company, after all. And, hey, you don't like shorties? Romance Fenris. He's a little taller than Lady Hawke now. Just ignore the ears.

Modifié par Calla S, 13 février 2011 - 01:34 .

[Rinji the Bearded]

Calla S wrote...

sevalaricgirl wrote...
If they didn't have a human male LI, they'd ****** off a lot of fans, me included.

I really doubt pissing off a few fans will really bother them that much. Big company, after all. And, hey, you don't like shorties? Romance Fenris. He's a little taller than Lady Hawke now. Just ignore the ears.

I don't think it'll be just a few...

And I guess they'd ****** off fans either way they go, we can agree with that, right?

[Mariefoxprice83]

I figured that Isabella's marriage was an arranged marriage made for her family's financial gain and that she didn't care for her husband. She was obviously not faithful to him because Zevran had to run naked across the rooftops when he'd been in bed with her!

[tondratic]

panamakira wrote...

sydified wrote...

I don't know, but if Anders and Fenris arn't LIs, then I'm going to throw a fangirl fit.

Pretty much this. Fangirls' tears taste bitter Bioware~

The tears must flow.

And I think they will when any of the 3 candidates are deemed unobtainable. Bio devs are crafty when it comes to their life coffee source.

[Russalka]

I dislike repeating myself, but since the conversation shifted here, I will.



There is too much of "The game has to cater to my tastes and no one else's" mentality with potential love interests.

[My Avatar is a Lizard]

Just got word from the devs

CARVER and Vengance (not anders)  are your choices. Males may romance Merril,Aveline,Isabella,sebastian,Fenris,Varric, and anders.

Well how bout that?

[Ryzaki]

You suck at lying?

[Calla S]

It means I'm getting some gratuitous m!Hawke/Varric action. Unts unts.

[Dave of Canada]

sevalaricgirl wrote...

(despite what you may think, he was human)

He's a Geth infiltrator wearing a rubber uniform, look at his neck (and how it doesn't connect to the body!):


He downloaded porn vids off the Extranet to try and form some coherant romantic sentences.

Edit: I'm going off-topic. >.>

Modifié par Dave of Canada, 13 février 2011 - 01:39 .

[Ryzaki]

Calla S wrote...

It means I'm getting some gratuitous m!Hawke/Varric action. Unts unts.

I hate you so much right now for getting that damn beat stuck in my head.  

[fighterchick]

Calla S wrote...

It means I'm getting some gratuitous m!Hawke/Varric action. Unts unts.

Pretty much this.  I don't care whether I have to play as a guy or girl, if I like a character that i want to romance and they're an LI, I shall do it! 

[Maria Caliban]

fighterchicks wrote...

People always use the "isabela was married" as though that's an indication that she has no commitment issues.  We don't know whether she was faithful to the man, or that she even liked him.  She didn't seem too broken up over the idea that her husband was killed and does refer to him as a "greasy bastard" in origins.  I'm not saying that she does have commitment issues, just that we don't really know.

Yes, I view someone marrying as evidence that they're not afraid of commitment. Whether they like that person or sleep with other is rather irrelevant to whether they've made that commitment.

Likewise, she was the captain of a ship and says some of the men served with her for years. That's also evidence of commitment.

[panamakira]

RitaChe wrote...

panamakira wrote...

sydified wrote...

I don't know, but if Anders and Fenris arn't LIs, then I'm going to throw a fangirl fit.

Pretty much this. Fangirls' tears taste bitter Bioware~

The tears must flow.

And I think they will when any of the 3 candidates are deemed unobtainable. Bio devs are crafty when it comes to their life coffee source.

Our tears = BW coffee source I see it.

And to be honest I thought the whole struggle Anders is having with Vengeance (if he is a LI) will make a more substancial relationship if Lady Hawke is able to help him at least get rid of Vengeance. Not the best way to fall in love with someone "possed". Yikes! but hey this is Thedas and if we have the option of getting rid of whatever is hunting Anders, then I say Lady Hawke can romance the guy. That doesn't make it any less difficult. Just more rewarding~

[Blacklash93]

Pretty much every line on Jacob's body looks painted on there.

[fighterchick]

Maria Caliban wrote...

fighterchicks wrote...

People always use the "isabela was married" as though that's an indication that she has no commitment issues.  We don't know whether she was faithful to the man, or that she even liked him.  She didn't seem too broken up over the idea that her husband was killed and does refer to him as a "greasy bastard" in origins.  I'm not saying that she does have commitment issues, just that we don't really know.

Yes, I view someone marrying as evidence that they're not afraid of commitment. Whether they like that person or sleep with other is rather irrelevant to whether they've made that commitment. 

A commitment of what exactly?  She wasn't committed to staying faithful or loyal to him.  She wasn't committed to even really caring about him.  

I can understand the commitment to her crew, sure.  She can have solid working relationships with people.  I'm going more of a romantic monogomous relationship here as we're in the romance thread.  I don't think she's shown anything so far that she commit to a faithful relationship romantically.  

Modifié par fighterchicks, 13 février 2011 - 01:47 .

[foam]

I'm conflicted when it comes to Fenris. Given his past and (assumed) personality, I doubt he'd be all that interested. Though I can't be certain since the relationship will have the chance to grow over the course of several years. It would certainly be interesting. He seems like someone you could have a love-hate relationship with.



UUUgh. Forget it. I really don't know. Hopefully, he'll be so multi dimensional that we haven't even scratched the surface with our assumptions based on the info we have on his personality, reducing all my speculation to mere uneducated guesses. xD

[Dhiro]

Calla S wrote...

It means I'm getting some gratuitous m!Hawke/Varric action. Unts unts.

DUDE.

DUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUDE.

<3

[tmp7704]

Maria Caliban wrote...

Yes, I view someone marrying as evidence that they're not afraid of commitment. Whether they like that person or sleep with other is rather irrelevant to whether they've made that commitment.

I'd say if the person has clear preference for cheating (i mean it in generic sense here, not specifically sleeping with others) then "commitment" becomes largely empty phrase. Making commitment can then very easily become case of merely making the other person believe that the commitment was actually made.

[Rinji the Bearded]

Marriage can be done without commitment to the other person if it's done for advantageous reasons, i.e., obtaining wealth or ship. She might be a gold digger.



What I meant above is that Anders could be afraid of being with anyone because of his condition. Isabela is probably afraid of love, in a sense (kind of like Zevran in that case). Commitment issues.

[KBomb]

Dave of Canada wrote...

The description of the character also seems to imply that Anders only resists being taken over completely until the Chantry is gone, if that becomes his entire focus in the end... I don't see happy trails ahead, especially if you're defending the Chantry (assuming you can do such a thing).

Get your logic out of here, Dave!  

[Maria Caliban]

fighterchicks wrote...

A commitment of what exactly?  She wasn't committed to staying faithful or loyal to him.  She wasn't committed to even really caring about him.  

You completely ignored the captain comment.

Isabela agreed at some point to a long-term, socially meaningful relationship with someone. She made a commitment. Commitment has nothing to do with liking another, though it's nice when those things coincide.

[Ryzaki]

RinjiRenee wrote...

Marriage can be done without commitment to the other person if it's done for advantageous reasons, i.e., obtaining wealth or ship. She might be a gold digger.

What I meant above is that Anders could be afraid of being with anyone because of his condition. Isabela is probably afraid of love, in a sense (kind of like Zevran in that case). Commitment issues.

Said love issues are highligtened in the trailer when you see her and Hawke together. I believe she goes "You want to bring love into this?" in a concerned tone while she sort of wrings her hands nervously. 

[Rinji the Bearded]

Ryzaki wrote...

RinjiRenee wrote...

Marriage can be done without commitment to the other person if it's done for advantageous reasons, i.e., obtaining wealth or ship. She might be a gold digger.

What I meant above is that Anders could be afraid of being with anyone because of his condition. Isabela is probably afraid of love, in a sense (kind of like Zevran in that case). Commitment issues.

Said love issues are highligtened in the trailer when you see her and Hawke together. I believe she goes "You want to bring love into this?" in a concerned tone while she sort of wrings her hands nervously. 

Yes, and there's also that moment in that old trailer where she seems to betray Hawke...