The Big Nothing wrote...
solstickan wrote...
This game is sounding soo depressing. Either people die, or they turn on you, or they abandon you.
Oh my god, it's almost like... real life. Noooooooooooooo!
You never know maybe if your warden was in a relationship with Zevran he might not offer to have sex with Hawke. He might be torn up about the warden disapearing.KawaiiKatie wrote...
I've a random, random question, and I'm pretty sure that it's been answered before, but I've forgotten.
Which quest has the Zevran cameo? And when is it? It's not really late in the game, right...?
I'm just trying to gauge how long I have to wait to meet Zevran again, and hear his thoughts on his missing beloved. Because I'm still all torn up about the fact that my M!Tabris and Zevran can't be together. *sniff*
Dante Angelo wrote...
You never know maybe if your warden was in a relationship with Zevran he might not offer to have sex with Hawke. He might be torn up about the warden disapearing.KawaiiKatie wrote...
I've a random, random question, and I'm pretty sure that it's been answered before, but I've forgotten.
Which quest has the Zevran cameo? And when is it? It's not really late in the game, right...?
I'm just trying to gauge how long I have to wait to meet Zevran again, and hear his thoughts on his missing beloved. Because I'm still all torn up about the fact that my M!Tabris and Zevran can't be together. *sniff*
Klace wrote...
Romance dialogue is the same with Fenris. S/S or not. Female seems to get more options with Fenris in romance dialogue.
If Fenris is with you when you confront The Arishok at the end of act 2, he will use his knowledge of The Quen to invoke a 1 on 1 duel between Hawke and The Arishok.
Modifié par Alanosborn1991, 07 mars 2011 - 12:52 .
solstickan wrote...
The Big Nothing wrote...
solstickan wrote...
This game is sounding soo depressing. Either people die, or they turn on you, or they abandon you.
Oh my god, it's almost like... real life. Noooooooooooooo!
Really? My life is definately not that dramatic. Though, to be fair, I haven't lived that long, so what do I know? Of course, it is nice to have the people around you acting strongly according to their own beliefs. But still, it's a game and I want them around so I can get to know them better...
Oneiropolos wrote...
The Big Nothing wrote...
solstickan wrote...
This game is sounding soo depressing. Either people die, or they turn on you, or they abandon you.
Oh my god, it's almost like... real life. Noooooooooooooo!
...I thought *I* was a pessimist. Last I checked, I have friends who haven't abandoned me, betrayed me, or who I've been forced to kill. And no one in my family has been killed by a serial killer or tainted by evil. Or killed by an ogre. There a line between 'bad things happen' and 'oh dear god, are you going to stop giving me bad news at any point time?'. Plus, if a game is so realistic and like real life, why would one use it as escapism? A lot of people have lives that suck. I kinda thought games were so we could have a chance while playing to, you know, forget that life sucks.
Alanosborn1991 wrote...
Of course it will, Qunari fight to the death
You might not have to duel him theres an acheivement that you get for earning the arishok's respectXX-Pyro wrote...
Alanosborn1991 wrote...
Of course it will, Qunari fight to the death
I don't want to kill him though. His philosophy is more correct than the Chantry's or the Libertarian mages.
The Big Nothing wrote...
solstickan wrote...
The Big Nothing wrote...
solstickan wrote...
This game is sounding soo depressing. Either people die, or they turn on you, or they abandon you.
Oh my god, it's almost like... real life. Noooooooooooooo!
Really? My life is definately not that dramatic. Though, to be fair, I haven't lived that long, so what do I know? Of course, it is nice to have the people around you acting strongly according to their own beliefs. But still, it's a game and I want them around so I can get to know them better...
The potential for loss is what makes it so appealing. Nothing has value if it is invulnerable.
XX-Pyro wrote...
Alanosborn1991 wrote...
Of course it will, Qunari fight to the death
I don't want to kill him though. His philosophy is more correct than the Chantry's or the Libertarian mages.
I CAN ONLY HOPE. Seriously. All of my fingers are crossed, and it's making typing awkward!Dante Angelo wrote...
You never know maybe if your warden was in a relationship with Zevran he might not offer to have sex with Hawke. He might be torn up about the warden disapearing.KawaiiKatie wrote...
I've a random, random question, and I'm pretty sure that it's been answered before, but I've forgotten.
Which quest has the Zevran cameo? And when is it? It's not really late in the game, right...?
I'm just trying to gauge how long I have to wait to meet Zevran again, and hear his thoughts on his missing beloved. Because I'm still all torn up about the fact that my M!Tabris and Zevran can't be together. *sniff*
Near the end of the game? Sad... Looks like I won't be seeing Zevran for a while! Oh well.Klace wrote...
You get the quest near the end of the game. In act 3.
It's called Murder of Crows. You get it in Hightown near the Brothel.
XX-Pyro wrote...
That achievement probably comes from returning the relic, which I also don't want to do in fear of losing Isabela. Man I need a way out. Can I gain his respect without giving him the book and having Izzy run away?
Modifié par hhh89, 07 mars 2011 - 12:58 .
Klace wrote...
Romance dialogue is the same with Fenris. S/S or not. Female seems to get more options with Fenris in romance dialogue.
If Fenris is with you when you confront The Arishok at the end of act 2, he will use his knowledge of The Quen to invoke a 1 on 1 duel between Hawke and The Arishok.
Bekkael wrote...
Oneiropolos wrote...
The Big Nothing wrote...
solstickan wrote...
This game is sounding soo depressing. Either people die, or they turn on you, or they abandon you.
Oh my god, it's almost like... real life. Noooooooooooooo!
...I thought *I* was a pessimist. Last I checked, I have friends who haven't abandoned me, betrayed me, or who I've been forced to kill. And no one in my family has been killed by a serial killer or tainted by evil. Or killed by an ogre. There a line between 'bad things happen' and 'oh dear god, are you going to stop giving me bad news at any point time?'. Plus, if a game is so realistic and like real life, why would one use it as escapism? A lot of people have lives that suck. I kinda thought games were so we could have a chance while playing to, you know, forget that life sucks.
Unless they are using reverse psychology by making our game experience so miserable, we will be grateful for our relatively minor problems IRL.
Modifié par The Big Nothing, 07 mars 2011 - 01:04 .
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