Somebody wrote...
Oh wow lol. Does he say anything?Souris wrote...
When you do Seb's personal quest and you run into a guy telling an elf to erm...felicitate him.
Modifié par Souris, 21 mars 2011 - 02:53 .
maselphie wrote...
asdkjhfsdk There are so many different versions of the ending I don't know what to do with myself. I never knew that could happen. ;_; *goes to play it again*DeaHamlet wrote...
It was beautiful! Hawke did not fight him, Fenris fought him alone and killed him.
There was no romance, Hawke and Anders were really good friends and she helped him as much as she could.
sassperella wrote...
Doing my pro templar playthrough now and hating it. i feel like a traitorNot looking forward to the ending.
DeaHamlet wrote...
OMG. The torture is over.
My one and only templar playthrough.
I killed Anders. And I am surprised to say... it wasn't as horrid as I thought it would be.
I let him go free and he went to defend the mages... it made sense. My Hawke wanted to protect the city, minimize the war, and respected the other side. She let Anders go to be at the side of the mages, to die for his cause in a proper way... FIGHTING. Not stabbed in the back like an animal.
And when he came to kill me, he was only sad. And resolved. He wasn't angry, he wasn't shouting... he was simply disappointed it came to this.
It was beautiful! Hawke did not fight him, Fenris fought him alone and killed him.
There was no romance, Hawke and Anders were really good friends and she helped him as much as she could.
I hated siding with the templars, but I must say that Bioware made a beautiful thing out of having to kill Anders.
I can imagine that my mage warden and my templar Hawke would have quite the fight. I don't think my elf mage would care one tinsy bit that Hawke was just trying to find a peaceful solution and try to stop a war before it began.
I can't say I blame the warden.
Templar siding NEVER again.
yukidama wrote...
leggywillow wrote...
This is probably what I'll do, then. I think I'll be getting to this point tomorrow.Stupid pro-templar file.
I just did this last night and the ending felt a bit hollow siding with the templars... I dunno. Maybe it's because I'm firmly team mage, even though I do see the points of more moderate templars like Cullen even though I don't completely agree.
Or maybe I'm just having a case of the Shepards, where I loved my first character so much that I don't really care about my others in the same way, so their roleplaying and characterization suffers (example, I picked every single sarcastic line without thinking on templar-siding dude). Like, for me Commander Shepard is a feisty redheaded Infiltrator paragon with renegade leanings who loves Garrus, and Hawke is a good guy mage with a bit of a lighthearted jokey edge who loves Anders and mage freedom. Kinda hurts replayability, but I'd rather feel super attached to one of my PCs than not really attached to none like I was with my Wardens.
gnah. i was totally going to sleep an hour ago, but now i have to stay and STARE:mellow:Souris wrote...
Edit: Oops!
yukidama wrote...
I just did this last night and the ending felt a bit hollow siding with the templars... I dunno. Maybe it's because I'm firmly team mage, even though I do see the points of more moderate templars like Cullen even though I don't completely agree.
Or maybe I'm just having a case of the Shepards, where I loved my first character so much that I don't really care about my others in the same way, so their roleplaying and characterization suffers (example, I picked every single sarcastic line without thinking on templar-siding dude). Like, for me Commander Shepard is a feisty redheaded Infiltrator paragon with renegade leanings who loves Garrus, and Hawke is a good guy mage with a bit of a lighthearted jokey edge who loves Anders and mage freedom. Kinda hurts replayability, but I'd rather feel super attached to one of my PCs than not really attached to none like I was with my Wardens.
A menagerie of Wardens, too. And I'm shaping up to have an equally large collection of Hawkes. However, there's always one I consider "canon" and usually one or two more that are my absolute favorites.
Sarah1281 wrote...
So I just started Act 3. Last time, I refused to pick a side in Meredith and Orsino's argument and the nobles were ambivalent as well. This time, I told Meredith she was right and the crowd was very anti-mage as well. Do these people...actually care what position I take?
See, this is why I have to be a mage myself to do a pro-Chantry run. I have to say, Meredith is surprisingly likeable when she's on your side and before you go crazy. She sent me a very nice note calling me the defender of the faith and everything. Why can't I dislike the crazy zealot?!?!FYI Bethany's disappointed face was... o.O she made me feel ashamed, eep.
My Hawke is not used to this. And there's a difference between being allowed to get into the debate and changing the mind of every nobleman there. Then again, since if I don't pick they don't have a clue that might explain it...Ryzaki wrote...
Sarah1281 wrote...
So I just started Act 3. Last time, I refused to pick a side in Meredith and Orsino's argument and the nobles were ambivalent as well. This time, I told Meredith she was right and the crowd was very anti-mage as well. Do these people...actually care what position I take?
Uh...you're the Champion.
Of course they care.
I havent sided with the Templars yet. Orsino is a nice guy, I thought Meredith was crazy no matter who you side with.Sarah1281 wrote...
See, this is why I have to be a mage myself to do a pro-Chantry run. I have to say, Meredith is surprisingly likeable when she's on your side and before you go crazy. She sent me a very nice note calling me the defender of the faith and everything. Why can't I dislike the crazy zealot?!?!FYI Bethany's disappointed face was... o.O she made me feel ashamed, eep.
Sarah1281 wrote...
My Hawke is not used to this. And there's a difference between being allowed to get into the debate and changing the mind of every nobleman there. Then again, since if I don't pick they don't have a clue that might explain it...Ryzaki wrote...
Sarah1281 wrote...
So I just started Act 3. Last time, I refused to pick a side in Meredith and Orsino's argument and the nobles were ambivalent as well. This time, I told Meredith she was right and the crowd was very anti-mage as well. Do these people...actually care what position I take?
Uh...you're the Champion.
Of course they care.
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Somebody wrote...
I havent sided with the Templars yet. Orsino is a nice guy, I thought Meredith was crazy no matter who you side with.Sarah1281 wrote...
See, this is why I have to be a mage myself to do a pro-Chantry run. I have to say, Meredith is surprisingly likeable when she's on your side and before you go crazy. She sent me a very nice note calling me the defender of the faith and everything. Why can't I dislike the crazy zealot?!?!FYI Bethany's disappointed face was... o.O she made me feel ashamed, eep.
If I side with the Templars and Bethany is in the circle, do I have to kill her?
*sighs, goes back to replaying her main guy*
</p>DeaHamlet wrote...
I best be clear before I confuse people, LOL. It wasn't a cut scene where Fenris fought Anders... I just had Fenris in my party, made all other characters not do anything... and Fenris chopped Anders into little pieces (AFTER Anders froze my character no less, o.O... it made it come off as so "Goddammit Anders! Let go of my woman, can't you see she doesn't want to fight you? I will kill you, bastard!") Which reminds me... Meredith grabbed Fenris mid-fight and went on about how it feels that she has in her clutches someone I love. I was like WTF **** let go! I want to see her do that with Anders... it's just another acknowledgment of the love interest and I cannot have enough of those!!!!maselphie wrote...
asdkjhfsdk There are so many different versions of the ending I don't know what to do with myself. I never knew that could happen. ;_; *goes to play it again*DeaHamlet wrote... It was beautiful! Hawke did not fight him, Fenris fought him alone and killed him. There was no romance, Hawke and Anders were really good friends and she helped him as much as she could.
leggywillow wrote...
yukidama wrote...
I just did this last night and the ending felt a bit hollow siding with the templars... I dunno. Maybe it's because I'm firmly team mage, even though I do see the points of more moderate templars like Cullen even though I don't completely agree.
Or maybe I'm just having a case of the Shepards, where I loved my first character so much that I don't really care about my others in the same way, so their roleplaying and characterization suffers (example, I picked every single sarcastic line without thinking on templar-siding dude). Like, for me Commander Shepard is a feisty redheaded Infiltrator paragon with renegade leanings who loves Garrus, and Hawke is a good guy mage with a bit of a lighthearted jokey edge who loves Anders and mage freedom. Kinda hurts replayability, but I'd rather feel super attached to one of my PCs than not really attached to none like I was with my Wardens.
Case of the Shepards... lol.
I know what you mean, although I have a menagerie of Shepards who I love a snuggly-wuggly bunch.
I think the reason why siding with the templars is so hard is because in the end, the Right of Annulment ends up slaughtering a lot of innocent people. Potentially dangerous innocents, yes, but still. I haven't seen the cutscene from the templar point of view, so I don't know if it differs at all, but in the end you see big guys in armor cutting down skinny little girls with funny hats. It's hard to watch.
forcythera wrote...
The whole chantry.
I have too much free time making things like that, yep.
</p> <p>Haerja wrote...
Rheia1234 wrote... *headdesk* Muahahaha posted in chat tonight by Withoutportals.
omg, please stop... i already woke up the dog....Rheia1234 wrote... I accidently THE WHOLE CHANTRY!
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