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[Eshaye]

Arawr wrote...

Dr. wonderful wrote...

Maria Caliban wrote...

It sounds horrible.

Like a Certain Doctor?

Har de har har!

Ha!

Only because he's...horribly familiar.

In a sing along kinda way. 

*squee*  

[Thunderfox]

Love

[Duncan Anderson]

PrinceOfFallout13 wrote...

she aint skinny enough and her face is human, in short felicia makes a horrible da2 elf

Yes, what on earth could they have been thinking, they should have brought in an elven actress to play an elf.

This is just another instence of elves been treated as second class citizens in our society and I for one refuse to stand for it. I haven't been this enraged since I found out chewbacca wasn't played by a realy wooki.

Modifié par Duncan Anderson, 15 février 2011 - 05:28 .

[duckphone07]

It could be good, it could flop.  However, I will still watch it because of Felicia. 

Maybe she will be an Elven Assassin Broadway Star!  So she can show off her wonderful voice. 

[Sabariel]

Not something I'm interested in, but if it makes her happy then woo hoo for her!

[Cipher266]

This is good news for me



Cipher approves +19

[MerinTB]

This is awesomeness. 'nuff said.

[TheMadCat]

Johnny Shepard wrote...

TheMadCat wrote...

Never heard of Felecia Day and something tells me I'll wish I never heard of this whole project.

She's and actress, writer, comedian and one of the world's most famus gamer. But unless you are a fan of Joss Whedon (like Buffy) or have seen the gamer-comedy webseries "The Guild" on XBox Live (or the web or on DVD) then you probobly would not know her.

So she does things like spoofs?

[Bryy_Miller]

Dear. Lord. NO.



NO.



NO.



(My feelings on this are stroNO)

[Ziggy]

I found the guild really funny, as long as they don't try to be serious about it i think this could be good too.

[Slugwood]

My music major senses are tingling at "Tallis."



Doubtful there is a connection. Which leads me to ask–do people Google their "randomly generated fantasy names that sound cool" anymore? Just to make sure?

[Icinix]

The Modern Day fan fiction.

[MerinTB]

TheMadCat wrote...

Johnny Shepard wrote...

TheMadCat wrote...
Never heard of Felecia Day and something tells me I'll wish I never heard of this whole project.

She's and actress, writer, comedian and one of the world's most famus gamer. But unless you are a fan of Joss Whedon (like Buffy) or have seen the gamer-comedy webseries "The Guild" on XBox Live (or the web or on DVD) then you probobly would not know her.

So she does things like spoofs?

Oh, for the love of...

Why make two posts on an internet forum about not knowing who someone is and (one would assume you want to know since you asked) wait for a response when googling someone is far quicker?

Nevermind, rhetorical question.

Here -

She was one of the Slayers-in-training in season 7 of Buffy the Vampire Slayer, Vi.



Called many things, the show was not intended as a parody. Individual opinions may vary.

She played Penny, romantic interest of Neil Patrick Harris's Dr. Horrible, in Joss Whedon's Dr. Horrible's Sing-Along Blog.



While a comedy about super-heroes and stuff, I don't think "parody" is the right word. When I think of parody I think of mocking to laugh at the expense of what is being parodied, not just humorous takes on things.

Again, opinions may vary.

She is most successful as the writer and creator of the web series The Guild.



Of which she even writes a comic for Dark Horse about it.



One mini-series, and currently going through a series of one-shots.

The Guild is a humorous look at the dysfunctional lives of people who all play on an MMO called The Game (I'm pretty sure it's never been given any other name).  It's humorous, and most of the characters are exaggerated stereotypes on one level, but it's more of a love-letter to gamers and gaming than a parody of anything.

Of course, again, your definition of parody may be looser than mine.

She had been in many other things, including tv episodes of Dollhouse and Eureka.

Here's her IMDB page - http://www.imdb.com/name/nm1260407/

If you want to actually learn more about her or anything she's been in, you can look there or find her webpage or her twitter or Guild sites on YouTube, XBOX Live, or their website...

...

Ok, hopefully that's enough for anyone who's still on the internet with access to search engines and databases saying "who?" 

Modifié par MerinTB, 15 février 2011 - 07:20 .

[UndercoverDoctor]

It's a web series. Who gives a crap.

[Felfenix]

Duncan Anderson wrote...

PrinceOfFallout13 wrote...

she aint skinny enough and her face is human, in short felicia makes a horrible da2 elf

Yes, what on earth could they have been thinking, they should have brought in an elven actress to play an elf.

This is just another instence of elves been treated as second class citizens in our society and I for one refuse to stand for it. I haven't been this enraged since I found out chewbacca wasn't played by a realy wooki.

Well, they actually COULD have pulled off the DA2 female elf look with a human actor. It would have to be an 11 year old boy, but he would look the part.

[The Big Nothing]

At a games conference, I once heard an audience member ask Felicia Day if the carpet matches the drapes. She said that she didn't know what that meant.

"Shelterrrrred," he said in a high pitch.

Edit: Also, I'll stick to Gaider & Co.'s stories.

Modifié par The Big Nothing, 15 février 2011 - 07:28 .

[Saibh]

UndercoverDoctor wrote...

It's a web series. Who gives a crap.

We'd like it to be good and not RUIN FOREVER our precious DA.

Who thinks she was a big Alistair fangirl?

[HTTP 404]

bit over the top to say she single handedly breathed fire into the series....

[SnakeHelah]

Who is... Felicia Day?? And What's all the fuss about her?

[ScorpSt]

HTTP 404 wrote...

bit over the top to say she single handedly breathed fire into the series....

I think they meant the web series, not DA in general. And I think "breathes fire" is a reference to the whole Fiery Redhead thing.

SnakeHelah wrote...

Who is... Felicia Day?? And What's all the fuss about her?

Look up. Read the page that you're actually on. Someone already answered your question. Or you could google her name. Or put it into Wikepedia. Or you could read the articles.

Modifié par ScorpSt, 15 février 2011 - 07:35 .

[Saibh]

Let me enumerate the strikes against her, in my personal, oh-so-humble opinion:

1) The Guild really wasn't that great, and she's not that great a writer.
2) Big fans don't necessarily make great writers.
3) "I wanted to bring a modern sensibility to a fantasy character in a fantasy world." Oh, you mean like the DA team has already done to their world? Glad to see you know it so well.
4) Okay, I get that fanservice will be a major aspect in getting people to see this, but I'd have a higher opinion on the writing and quality if it weren't.

ScorpSt wrote...

HTTP 404 wrote...

bit over the top to say she single handedly breathed fire into the series....

I think they meant the web series, not DA in general. And I think "breathes fire" is a reference to the whole Fiery Redhead thing.

I think it may be more of a "dragon" thing. Cuz it's Dragon Age.

Modifié par Saibh, 15 février 2011 - 07:35 .

[UndercoverDoctor]

Saibh wrote...

UndercoverDoctor wrote...

It's a web series. Who gives a crap.

We'd like it to be good and not RUIN FOREVER our precious DA.

Who thinks she was a big Alistair fangirl?

Because of a web series?

Are you kidding me.

[ScorpSt]

UndercoverDoctor wrote...

It's a web series. Who gives a crap.

Yes, because we all know that TV's going to be around forever! There's no way it could ever be taken down by the internet. Just like there was no way TV could take down Radio. And they'll never stop printing newspapers.

[packardbell]

She's just a pretty face.

[duckphone07]

Saibh wrote...

UndercoverDoctor wrote...

It's a web series. Who gives a crap.

We'd like it to be good and not RUIN FOREVER our precious DA.

Who thinks she was a big Alistair fangirl?

I would guess she liked Sten the best.  What is this based off of?  Nothing, besides my own perception of her.