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[ReallyRue]

My first Hawke will have a personality similar to Shale, I'm hoping, so I imagine I'll be using sarcastic options as well as aggressive/unfriendly ones perhaps.

[Gabriel S.]

For a good character, mostly sarcastic. On rare occasions I will certainly choose differently. Like, say, when you find out that Wesley's tainted I'm gonna choose "We have to help him!"

And I also really don't like bandits. They may always get the 'clenched fist'.

Modifié par Gabriel Stelinski, 19 février 2011 - 09:54 .

[drahelvete]

My rogue, maybe. My warrior will be a very straight-laced and matter-of-fact kind of guy.

[Maria Caliban]

Helena Tylena wrote...

Maria Caliban wrote...

1. The place of mages in the story?
2. The appropriateness of the child of an apostate whose related to the human mage Warden to be a mage?
3. The fact that mages in DA II can wear pants and have melee attacks?
4. What companions I'm most interested in adventuring with? 

Aren't those all meta-game decisions? Why would the Bethany/Carver issue be the only one?

Yes, they're all meta-game decisions, or rationale rather.

[Crimson Invictus]

This thread has become a tad ironic.

[Jzadek72]

Maria Caliban wrote...

People who are consistently sarcastic are douches.

Agreed. However, I plan to play my Hawke like that. Only agressive too. So yes, to an extent.

[Vhaius]

Sarcasm is the lowest form of wit. No. I prefer pragmatism.

[drahelvete]

Vhaius wrote...

Sarcasm is the lowest form of wit.

Except when Gandhi is being sarcastic.

Modifié par drahelvete, 19 février 2011 - 11:17 .

[Lord Gremlin]

Gonna play evil and sarcastic.

[HyperLimited]

That would be just awkward. I mean, if EVERY response from Hawke was sarcastic, no one would take him/her seriously and would just make for strange dialogue. Do any of you know someone who speaks ENTIRELY 100% in sarcasm?

[Raidouhound]

Nah my wardens were either really quiet and stoic or jerkasses, I'm probably going to be playing as a sorta of a dorky nice guy who is way too protective of his family

[Perfecti0nist]

Yes, my Hawke is going to be a sarcastic bastard. He's basically Greg House of Dragon Age.

Sarcastic and aggressive will be my top choices.

Modifié par Perfecti0nist, 19 février 2011 - 11:26 .

[Naqey]

I´m going to play Chandler Bing style, so, yeah, sarcasm all the way

[BroBear Berbil]

More often than not I'll probably play a witty/sarcastic type. I like the bits of the humours in Dragon Age and usually chose the funnier options in Origins.



I'll have a srs bsns character named Manface Hawke though.

[Count Viceroy]

HyperLimited wrote...

 Do any of you know someone who speaks ENTIRELY 100% in sarcasm?

That's not possible.

[S Atomeha]

will occasionally pick it but im a good guy .

[Noilly Prat]

Maria Caliban wrote...

People who are consistently sarcastic are douches.

My feeling is that sarcasm (and all forms of smartassery in general) is an art which must be wielded with subtlety, wit, and, occasionally, restraint.  In my view, the only circumstances under which sarcasm may be douchey is when it is misused by people who aren't clever enough to employ it responsibly.

Otherwise, I always welcome reasonably well-written smartass dialogue options.  In fact, I find it difficult to play RPGs now that don't generally present a smartass option.  I become bored and irritated with them quickly.  Jade Empire, for instance, was sorely lacking in this area.  DA:O had a solid array of smartass options, though, and I hope DA2 will follow suit (and it seems that it will).

[Nonoru]

You mean being 100% ? No it would feel boring.



But i will definitively do a jerk kind of character.50% renegade 50% sarcastic.

[Marionetten]

Mage Hawke will be pretty reasonable until Bethany does a Cailan. Then he'll turn into an ogre hating rage machine.

[Frolk]

I'll be a compassionate Hawke on my first playthrough, but I intend to try all personality types eventually.

[Eternal Dust]

I'll be a sociopathic Hawke.

[The Big Nothing]

I'm gonna be Monsturk Hawke.

[Helena Tylena]

Vhaius wrote...

Sarcasm is the lowest form of wit. No. I prefer pragmatism.

Sarcasm and pragmatism often go hand in hand.

[Urazz]

I'll be sarcastic/funny most of the time but will be serious or friendly when appropiate.

[Eclipse_9990]

Noilly Prat wrote...

Maria Caliban wrote...

People who are consistently sarcastic are douches.

My feeling is that sarcasm (and all forms of smartassery in general) is an art which must be wielded with subtlety, wit, and, occasionally, restraint.  In my view, the only circumstances under which sarcasm may be douchey is when it is misused by people who aren't clever enough to employ it responsibly.

Otherwise, I always welcome reasonably well-written smartass dialogue options.  In fact, I find it difficult to play RPGs now that don't generally present a smartass option.  I become bored and irritated with them quickly.  Jade Empire, for instance, was sorely lacking in this area.  DA:O had a solid array of smartass options, though, and I hope DA2 will follow suit (and it seems that it will).

Exactly this. Sarcastic, and snarky lines are all well and good. But if you do it too often it just becomes stale, and lame. They come off as a person that can't take anything seriously, and tries pathetically hard to be funny.