purplecookie wrote...
Oh man this just happened to me today!!! I couldn't figure out how to get out of there, it was utter carnage! I just had to go back to an earlier save. *hugs*Purposeof-Flight wrote...
Holy mother of lord.
WHY DIDN'T ANYONE WARN ME?
I just went into the back room of the De Launcet Mansion to get the Qunari swords, and now my whole party is being mauled by traps....and it won't end! -cries-
purplecookie wrote...
Oh man this just happened to me today!!! I couldn't figure out how to get out of there, it was utter carnage! I just had to go back to an earlier save. *hugs*Purposeof-Flight wrote...
Holy mother of lord.
WHY DIDN'T ANYONE WARN ME?
I just went into the back room of the De Launcet Mansion to get the Qunari swords, and now my whole party is being mauled by traps....and it won't end! -cries-
Meh, Varric in my first playthrough was there and it was like "Look whe---glargh" And madness ensued. I had to switch party members like a madman and fast, trying to get the hell out of there. I managed to in the end...but meh.Purposeof-Flight wrote...
Holy mother of lord.
WHY DIDN'T ANYONE WARN ME?
I just went into the back room of the De Launcet Mansion to get the Qunari swords, and now my whole party is being mauled by traps....and it won't end! -cries-
Modifié par thenyxie, 21 avril 2011 - 11:05 .
Modifié par silver-crescent, 21 avril 2011 - 11:07 .
Oh, maybe the fire traps in that Deep Roads-y cavern up Sundermount? And there's another one of those in that secret passage in the docks. Grr. I hate those staggered fire traps!DeaHamlet wrote...
@AquilaChrysaetos86
Oh lala, I can't remember if there was an arrow trap. It was just rolling things, 3 large sets of them no less, that kept throwing my mage successively backwards to the beginning... and there was loot at the end and the door on the other side was locked. And the switch was just behind me at the beginning of the whole thing. The rogue I had with me said NOTHING, damn you Varric!
Yeah... taught me a lesson to look around. Haha. I played a rogue before that blood mage so I think it made me too lax about these things.
silver-crescent wrote...
Basically the idea is that yes, Anders's state is very much like a case of bipolarity, which makes him feel everything intensely, not only bad things, but also good things, like his love for Hawke.
On a psychological level, if you take the friend path, and do the merge you go mania - he's happier, more driven, but also not afraid of doing what he feels needs to be done.
If you take the rival path, you go depression - he's very miserable but also willing to make up for his mistakes.
Which path is better is ultimately up for the player to decide.
That's the gyst of it.
I'll see if I can post the whole thing tomorrow.
Either way, the impression I got was that the whole thing is just very bittersweet, not the terrible tragedy some people are making it out to be.
silver-crescent wrote...
And please don't make too many assumptions based on what I posted. It's really better to just read the whole thing.
silver-crescent wrote...
Basically the idea is that yes, Anders's state is very much like a case of bipolarity, which makes him feel everything intensely, not only bad things, but also good things, like his love for Hawke.
Hmm, very interesting.silver-crescent wrote...
Basically the idea is that yes, Anders's state is very much like a case of bipolarity, which makes him feel everything intensely, not only bad things, but also good things, like his love for Hawke.
On a psychological level, if you take the friend path, and do the merge you go mania - he's happier, more driven, but also not afraid of doing what he feels needs to be done.
If you take the rival path, you go depression - he's very miserable but also willing to make up for his mistakes.
Which path is better is ultimately up for the player to decide.
That's the gyst of it.
I'll see if I can post the whole thing tomorrow.
Either way, the impression I got was that the whole thing is just very bittersweet, not the terrible tragedy some people are making it out to be.
Modifié par AquilaChrysaetos86, 21 avril 2011 - 11:20 .
silver-crescent wrote...
And please don't make too many assumptions based on what I posted. It's really better to just read the whole thing.
silver-crescent wrote...
And please don't make too many assumptions based on what I posted. It's really better to just read the whole thing.
Modifié par shiba5, 21 avril 2011 - 11:20 .
silver-crescent wrote...
Yes post Justice.
Modifié par AquilaChrysaetos86, 21 avril 2011 - 11:25 .
silver-crescent wrote...
Basically the idea is that yes, Anders's state is very much like a case of bipolarity, which makes him feel everything intensely, not only bad things, but also good things, like his love for Hawke.
On a psychological level, if you take the friend path, and do the merge you go mania - he's happier, more driven, but also not afraid of doing what he feels needs to be done.
If you take the rival path, you go depression - he's very miserable but also willing to make up for his mistakes.
Which path is better is ultimately up for the player to decide.
That's the gyst of it.
I'll see if I can post the whole thing tomorrow.
Either way, the impression I got was that the whole thing is just very bittersweet, not the terrible tragedy some people are making it out to be.
Batteries wrote...
With all the Harry Potter talk earlier I went out and bought the new DVD because I'm too lame to watch movies in theatres.
I cried.
I hope you're all happy now.
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