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[mellifera]

Retrogue wrote...

Hahahahahaha!

Yeah, I wish there was an option to punch Anders for that. Would have made my rogueHawke feel slightly better about the mess he made. Maybe you can when they implement the rivalmance conversation in patch 1.03. But punching him would make sense for a friendship too.

I know there's an Origins mod which gives the femWarden the option to sucker punch Alistair on the top of Fort Drakon to keep him from sacrificing himself for his lady. Maybe someone will make a DA2 mod like this? *Looks around hopefully*

Sometimes, I want this option, and not just for Anders.

Modifié par yukidama, 10 mai 2011 - 08:30 .

[thebrute7]

Sialater wrote...

Sable Rhapsody wrote...

Sialater wrote...

Unfortunately, the accusations of railroading are accurate. THe ONLY way to prevent Anders' actions is to rewrite the plot of the game. As the situation currently stood, there wasn't an alternative action to head off Anders. The plot is arranged so that Hawke can't see the writing on wall and is forced to carry the idiot ball the moment Flemeth hands her that amulet.

Yeah...that bothered me.  Which is why in Atlas, I wrote my Hawke as someone who COULD see the coming storm, and simply chose not to stop it.  I don't think it says anything good about me that I'd rather my Hawke be a willing accomplice than carry the Idiot Ball, but there you have it 

Your Hawke and my Hawke need to meet at the Hanged Man for drinks.

My Hawke will join them.  All of us crazy apostates need to stick together. 

[Sialater]

thebrute7 wrote...

Sialater wrote...

Sable Rhapsody wrote...

Sialater wrote...

Unfortunately, the accusations of railroading are accurate. THe ONLY way to prevent Anders' actions is to rewrite the plot of the game. As the situation currently stood, there wasn't an alternative action to head off Anders. The plot is arranged so that Hawke can't see the writing on wall and is forced to carry the idiot ball the moment Flemeth hands her that amulet.

Yeah...that bothered me.  Which is why in Atlas, I wrote my Hawke as someone who COULD see the coming storm, and simply chose not to stop it.  I don't think it says anything good about me that I'd rather my Hawke be a willing accomplice than carry the Idiot Ball, but there you have it 

Your Hawke and my Hawke need to meet at the Hanged Man for drinks.

My Hawke will join them.  All of us crazy apostates need to stick together. 

Templar jokes and make Anders and Fenris entertain us.

Penance.  For their sins.  :innocent:

Modifié par Sialater, 10 mai 2011 - 08:33 .

[thebrute7]

Sialater wrote...

thebrute7 wrote...

Sialater wrote...

Sable Rhapsody wrote...

Sialater wrote...

Unfortunately, the accusations of railroading are accurate. THe ONLY way to prevent Anders' actions is to rewrite the plot of the game. As the situation currently stood, there wasn't an alternative action to head off Anders. The plot is arranged so that Hawke can't see the writing on wall and is forced to carry the idiot ball the moment Flemeth hands her that amulet.

Yeah...that bothered me.  Which is why in Atlas, I wrote my Hawke as someone who COULD see the coming storm, and simply chose not to stop it.  I don't think it says anything good about me that I'd rather my Hawke be a willing accomplice than carry the Idiot Ball, but there you have it 

Your Hawke and my Hawke need to meet at the Hanged Man for drinks.

My Hawke will join them.  All of us crazy apostates need to stick together. 

Templar jokes and make Anders and Fenris entertain us.

Penance.  For their sins.  :innocent:

Poor Anders though... stuck between three Hawkes.  I sense a cat-fight coming on

[Ashwraith]

thebrute7 wrote...

Sialater wrote...

Sable Rhapsody wrote...

Sialater wrote...

Unfortunately, the accusations of railroading are accurate. THe ONLY way to prevent Anders' actions is to rewrite the plot of the game. As the situation currently stood, there wasn't an alternative action to head off Anders. The plot is arranged so that Hawke can't see the writing on wall and is forced to carry the idiot ball the moment Flemeth hands her that amulet.

Yeah...that bothered me.  Which is why in Atlas, I wrote my Hawke as someone who COULD see the coming storm, and simply chose not to stop it.  I don't think it says anything good about me that I'd rather my Hawke be a willing accomplice than carry the Idiot Ball, but there you have it 

Your Hawke and my Hawke need to meet at the Hanged Man for drinks.

My Hawke will join them.  All of us crazy apostates need to stick together. 

Ooh, can my Hawkes come, too?
Calanthe's not an apostate, b... but she can make origami mantises, and surely that is skill enough? :U

Modifié par Ashwraith, 10 mai 2011 - 08:46 .

[Amondra]

Sialater wrote...

thebrute7 wrote...

Sialater wrote...

Sable Rhapsody wrote...

Sialater wrote...

Unfortunately, the accusations of railroading are accurate. THe ONLY way to prevent Anders' actions is to rewrite the plot of the game. As the situation currently stood, there wasn't an alternative action to head off Anders. The plot is arranged so that Hawke can't see the writing on wall and is forced to carry the idiot ball the moment Flemeth hands her that amulet.

Yeah...that bothered me.  Which is why in Atlas, I wrote my Hawke as someone who COULD see the coming storm, and simply chose not to stop it.  I don't think it says anything good about me that I'd rather my Hawke be a willing accomplice than carry the Idiot Ball, but there you have it 

Your Hawke and my Hawke need to meet at the Hanged Man for drinks.

My Hawke will join them.  All of us crazy apostates need to stick together. 

Templar jokes and make Anders and Fenris entertain us.

Penance.  For their sins.  :innocent:

Aww my Hawke would join but she isn't an apostate   Shes a warrior.

[Sialater]

I think the apostates can let a swordswoman in.

[Amondra]

Sialater wrote...

I think the apostates can let a swordswoman in.

...well she is a reaver...it's like blood magic for melee

[Sialater]

Even better. So... Sable's Natale, my Margaret, Brute's Evalyn, Ash's Calanthe, and Amondra's Thera.

The Hanged Man will never be the same again.

Neither will Anders.

Modifié par Sialater, 10 mai 2011 - 08:59 .

[Amondra]

Sialater wrote...

Even better. So... Sable's Natale, my Margaret, Brute's Evalyn, Ash's Calanthe, and Amondra's Thera.

The Hanged Man will never be the same again.

Neither will Anders.

Kirkwall wouldn't be the same, and Anders...oh Anders...of course Justice would turn on creep mode.

[thebrute7]

Amondra wrote...

Sialater wrote...

Even better. So... Sable's Natale, my Margaret, Brute's Evalyn, Ash's Calanthe, and Amondra's Thera.

The Hanged Man will never be the same again.

Neither will Anders.

Kirkwall wouldn't be the same, and Anders...oh Anders...of course Justice would turn on creep mode.

I like this plan... a lot.  We'll all be one big happy crazy family.  Meredith will have a fit.

[ipgd]

Retrogue wrote...

Please tell me I'm not the only one who was disappointed by the dialogue options after Anders blew up the chantry? There were multiple ways of saying "I agree with what you did" and "You suck, Anders." Minerva's reaction would have actually been somewhere in between because she's not the most scrupulous person ever.

"Anders, you are a ******. Why the chantry? You KNOW that Meredith and her lackeys had the grand cleric under their thumbs. If you wanted to send a building into the stratosphere then it should have been Templar Hall. If Meredith was in a bajillion pieces then she'd be out of your hair. Thanks a lot, idiot. Now she's going to be an even bigger problem."

I feel a post-explosion fic coming on. Someone stop me because I still have a ton of work to do.

But that wasn't what Anders was trying to do. It wasn't an answer to the local Kirkwall problem, he was making a direct symbolic attack against a centuries-old cultural institution far further reaching than Kirkwall >.> Taking out Meredith wouldn't have the same effect and was not the goal. In fact, it was kind of contingent on her being alive and doing something crazy in response.

Modifié par ipgd, 10 mai 2011 - 09:14 .

[Retrogue]

Add two more women, Minerva Hawke (the angry assassin who supports mages) and Zoe Hawke (the wisecracking apostate) and we'll have a party.

Anyway, I was taking a break from my schoolwork. During my break I started the story I said I would write. Now it's time for me to get back to work for a while but I'll just leave the beginning here as a teaser. I like to write from the love interest's point of view. I don't know why. I do that in all my DA fics. I think I'm going to name it "Particles".

I planned to flee Kirkwall after installing those bombs in the chantry but my feet brought me right back to her. It always came right back to her. She had supported my struggle until I threatened to leave her. I should have known that a woman who valued information wouldn’t blindly follow my instructions after I lied to her.

This wasn’t about love. She had made it very clear that her decision to back the mages and oppose the templars was not about me—not entirely. “You’re a good **** and I enjoy your company,” she’d said to me three years ago. “It would be such a waste if the templars hauled you off.” I think that was her way of telling me that I factored into her logic but only to a point. I knew my place. I knew it was mainly about her father and Bethany. Maybe it was also her way of telling me she loved me. Could I have expected more from a woman with the people skills of a pissed off mabari?

But as I ran away from the chantry I was compelled to find her. She did not yet know the extent to which I had gone, that not even she could bring me back from the brink this time. It was done quickly before even I could reason myself out of it. 

I thought of her eyes as I rushed to the Gallows courtyard. I thought of how furious and wounded they would look when she realized what I’d done. Large dark brown eyes that nearly swallowed me the first time she stormed into my clinic six years past. The kind of eyes a man could get lost in for a lifetime. We push each other away and then pull each other back in. Pushing and pulling and it’s become a choreographed dance we do for the thrill of hurting because we’re both gluttons for pain.

Lover, I need you more than ever now.

Modifié par Retrogue, 10 mai 2011 - 09:20 .

[Amondra]

thebrute7 wrote...

Amondra wrote...

Sialater wrote...

Even better. So... Sable's Natale, my Margaret, Brute's Evalyn, Ash's Calanthe, and Amondra's Thera.

The Hanged Man will never be the same again.

Neither will Anders.

Kirkwall wouldn't be the same, and Anders...oh Anders...of course Justice would turn on creep mode.

I like this plan... a lot.  We'll all be one big happy crazy family.  Meredith will have a fit.

all of us at her office trolling her going "You mad?"  Then later Justice says he wants to show us this lighting trick.  Then at some point we end up at Fenris's place and dawn him in flowers force him to dance, while the whole time Varric is writing it down and Isabela is taking pictures for facetome

[kromify]

Retrogue wrote...

Add two more women, Minerva Hawke (the angry assassin who supports mages) and Zoe Hawke (the wisecracking apostate) and we'll have a party.  

only two? i think everybody wants to join in this party! add my Constance and anders has a full hareem waiting for him at the hanged man. (while we wait for him to finish up we can gaze at the Paragon of Manliness)  

Modifié par kromify, 10 mai 2011 - 09:21 .

[Sialater]

Amondra wrote...

thebrute7 wrote...

Amondra wrote...

Sialater wrote...

Even better. So... Sable's Natale, my Margaret, Brute's Evalyn, Ash's Calanthe, and Amondra's Thera.

The Hanged Man will never be the same again.

Neither will Anders.

Kirkwall wouldn't be the same, and Anders...oh Anders...of course Justice would turn on creep mode.

I like this plan... a lot.  We'll all be one big happy crazy family.  Meredith will have a fit.

all of us at her office trolling her going "You mad?"  Then later Justice says he wants to show us this lighting trick.  Then at some point we end up at Fenris's place and dawn him in flowers force him to dance, while the whole time Varric is writing it down and Isabela is taking pictures for facetome

*adds all the new Hawkes*

And my Anna Hawke, but she's there for Fenris.

[YamiSnuffles]

So, I know this has been brought up before, but I feel like ranting...

When it comes to dialogue in DA2, why in the world is so much of it EITHER/OR? Why can you only either flirt with Anders or have a conversation with the man? Why not both?! I've been playing as a new Hawke who isn't romancing Anders. I get to have so many nice chats with Anders that I never could have with him as the Hawke who is romancing him.

I really wish you could talk to the guy and then flirt with him, if you wanted. Or that they would have separate scenes for just talking to him if you're romancing him. It's nice to be able to have new dialogue for a new Hawke, but it's still frustrating. Like in the "putting out milk" scene, if you just talk with him because he has interesting things to say, you miss out on triggering the romance.
>_>

[Amondra]

YamiSnuffles wrote...

So, I know this has been brought up before, but I feel like ranting...

When it comes to dialogue in DA2, why in the world is so much of it EITHER/OR? Why can you only either flirt with Anders or have a conversation with the man? Why not both?! I've been playing as a new Hawke who isn't romancing Anders. I get to have so many nice chats with Anders that I never could have with him as the Hawke who is romancing him.

I really wish you could talk to the guy and then flirt with him, if you wanted. Or that they would have separate scenes for just talking to him if you're romancing him. It's nice to be able to have new dialogue for a new Hawke, but it's still frustrating. Like in the "putting out milk" scene, if you just talk with him because he has interesting things to say, you miss out on triggering the romance.
>_>

Wasn't it sort of like that in Origins when talking to someone...wait no because there was really no "Flirt" option.  I have to agree it would be nice of you could do/get both.  Kinda annoying because I noticed that too when I was playing my gay for fenris Hawke lol.

[Retrogue]

YamiSnuffles wrote...

So, I know this has been brought up before, but I feel like ranting...

When it comes to dialogue in DA2, why in the world is so much of it EITHER/OR? Why can you only either flirt with Anders or have a conversation with the man? Why not both?! I've been playing as a new Hawke who isn't romancing Anders. I get to have so many nice chats with Anders that I never could have with him as the Hawke who is romancing him.

I really wish you could talk to the guy and then flirt with him, if you wanted. Or that they would have separate scenes for just talking to him if you're romancing him. It's nice to be able to have new dialogue for a new Hawke, but it's still frustrating. Like in the "putting out milk" scene, if you just talk with him because he has interesting things to say, you miss out on triggering the romance.
>_>

Truth. I think Origins did the romance-triggering dialogue much better. You could trigger a romance whenever you wanted to as long as the love interest was at a "warm" level.

Modifié par Retrogue, 10 mai 2011 - 09:35 .

[ashyraine]

Dr. Doctor wrote...

What I wish we could say to Anders after the Chantry explodes:

Hawke: You know our home is right down the street.

Anders: What?

Hawke: Our home? The place we live in? The place that currently has the sodding Chantry raining down upon it?

Anders: Bloody flames, I left the manuscript for my Manifesto in there.

Hawke: Your Manifesto? Your Manifesto? Anders, you killed innocent people, you've sparked a war, you blackmailed and lied to me, and all you care about is your dammed Manifesto?!

Anders: Well I wan't exactly planning on living through this.

Hawke: Well too bad Serah Martyr, you're going to help us put things back in order. Then I am going to beat that sodding spirit out of your head.

Anders: But you can't-

Hawke: They said I couldn't flee the Blight, defeat the Qunari, kill a High Dragon, or square off against a Tevinter Magister. Don't presume to tell me what I can and cannot do.

Anders: I love you.

Hawke: You're not digging yourself out of this mess that easily sweetheart.

Anders: Bugger.

Haha! That would so be Pinky Mcpunk!Hawke's reaction though it'd be along the lines of

Pinky: If I can give a high dragon a tonsilectomy I can give you a justicectomy

[Ryzaki]

YamiSnuffles wrote...

So, I know this has been brought up before, but I feel like ranting...

When it comes to dialogue in DA2, why in the world is so much of it EITHER/OR? Why can you only either flirt with Anders or have a conversation with the man? Why not both?! I've been playing as a new Hawke who isn't romancing Anders. I get to have so many nice chats with Anders that I never could have with him as the Hawke who is romancing him.

I really wish you could talk to the guy and then flirt with him, if you wanted. Or that they would have separate scenes for just talking to him if you're romancing him. It's nice to be able to have new dialogue for a new Hawke, but it's still frustrating. Like in the "putting out milk" scene, if you just talk with him because he has interesting things to say, you miss out on triggering the romance.
>_>

Really. 

I got a lot more juicy dialogue out of Anders when I *wasn't* romancing him. 

[YamiSnuffles]

Hawkespawn comic:


by orings22122

[Retrogue]

Cute comic Yami! Made me giggle.

Not enough Anders screenies. I'll get the ball rolling again.

This was right when that annoying Orlesian woman was like "Aiiiii! We have guests!"

Angry!Hawke is angry, as usual. Anders is... distracted.

Modifié par Retrogue, 10 mai 2011 - 10:15 .

[Ashwraith]

...I want that outfit.

[highcastle]

Time for more screens? Yay! Here we have Anders giving Noah his best you're-about-to-do-something-stupid-again look. Poor Anders.



And if anyone's interested, I have a new fic featuring Anders up called You Could Have So Much More. It's nowhere near as long as ADRL, but is set in the same universe (though well before the main events, so it's also readable as a one-shot). Alright, that's enough shameless self-promotion from me, I swear.