berelinde wrote...
Masochist? Without a doubt. Sadist? Not so sure.KnightofPhoenix wrote...
berelinde wrote...
HIs hands are doing strange things to my brain. His right hand looks as if he's fighting whatever it is and his left looks as if he's getting ready for some private time.
He is obviously a sado-masochist.
Auto-erotic asphyxiation, anyone?berelinde wrote...
]HIs hands are doing strange things to my brain. His right hand looks as if he's fighting whatever it is and his leftlooks as if he's getting ready for some private time.
ipgd wrote...
Auto-erotic asphyxiation, anyone?berelinde wrote...
]HIs hands are doing strange things to my brain. His right hand looks as if he's fighting whatever it is and his leftlooks as if he's getting ready for some private time.
berelinde wrote...
HIs hands are doing strange things to my brain. His right hand looks as if he's fighting whatever it is and his left looks as if he's getting ready for some private time.ladyofpayne wrote...
An I thought he was dying.
Anders and Justice!
Sorry if this is an offensive interpretation of something that shoud be beautiful (the art is beautiful, even if it is disturbing). It's just that I can't read Russian and the translation Google gives me, "For a fanfic" doesn't help much.
Guest_PuppyFlavour_*
ipgd wrote...
Auto-erotic asphyxiation, anyone?berelinde wrote...
]HIs hands are doing strange things to my brain. His right hand looks as if he's fighting whatever it is and his leftlooks as if he's getting ready for some private time.
Considering that Anders's next of kin is Ser Pounce-a-lot, this might not be as awkward as it would be otherwise.PuppyFlavour wrote...
ipgd wrote...
Auto-erotic asphyxiation, anyone?berelinde wrote...
]HIs hands are doing strange things to my brain. His right hand looks as if he's fighting whatever it is and his leftlooks as if he's getting ready for some private time.
He ought to be careful. It's only funny 'till someone dies - then it's incredibly awkward to be the one who has to tell the next of kin.
"sorry kitty, daddy choked more than his chicken last night"berelinde wrote...
Considering that Anders's next of kin is Ser Pounce-a-lot, this might not be as awkward as it would be otherwise.
DragonRacer wrote...
Hmmm, maybe something got bugged in that playthrough of mine, then. According to the Wiki, there's something like 5 major "decisions" where you have to side with the templars in order to get that achievement (turn in Grace & Co., make Feynriel go to the Circle in Act 1, side with Meredith at beginning of Act 3 argument, convince Samson to be a templar again during "Best Served Cold", etc.). I basically did all those things except tranquil Feynriel and I still didn't get it. So, I'm taking massive doses of Pepto Bismal to ease the indigestion this gives me and am going pro-templar at every available opportunity. Don't want to have to do this playthrough again, honestly.
Modifié par FieryDove, 28 août 2011 - 12:19 .
Anders says that Justice doesn't let him get drunk anymore. He never says that he's no allowed to drink at all. In fact, if you ask Varric why Anders is visiting him, he'll tell you that he buys him drinks and Isabela takes his money at cards. Maybe he can have one or two, just not enough to get drunk?FieryDove wrote...
Edit: I still hope one day to slap Oghren. His love of "beverages" made Justice dislike drinking. Poor Anders can't even have one pint to relax!
berelinde wrote...
Anders says that Justice doesn't let him get drunk anymore. He never says that he's no allowed to drink at all. In fact, if you ask Varric why Anders is visiting him, he'll tell you that he buys him drinks and Isabela takes his money at cards. Maybe he can have one or two, just not enough to get drunk?FieryDove wrote...
Edit: I still hope one day to slap Oghren. His love of "beverages" made Justice dislike drinking. Poor Anders can't even have one pint to relax!
I'm not familiar with the Captain America reference, but I do remember the discussion about Justice behaving like activated charcoal. It's possible, I suppose. In a world with magic and spirits, why wouldn't Justice be able to neutralize the alcohol in his body? But I don't think it needs to go that far. Not when there are simpler explanations already at hand. As you say, it's a question of control. Since Anders perceives Justice's thoughts as his own, if you want to put it that way, Anders voluntarily stops drinking rather than risk losing his faculties to alcohol. He thinks "I've had enough" and cuts himself off.highcastle wrote...
There's also the possibility--I don't happen to believe it but it's been suggested before--that having Justice in his body somehow prevents him from absorbing the alcohol long enough to get drunk. Sort of like what happened to Captain America in the new movie. Personally, I think it's more a matter of control. And I'd think Anders wouldn't want to get too inebriated less he put himself at greater risk for a hostile takeover.
Modifié par berelinde, 28 août 2011 - 02:01 .
highcastle wrote...
berelinde wrote...
Anders says that Justice doesn't let him get drunk anymore. He never says that he's no allowed to drink at all. In fact, if you ask Varric why Anders is visiting him, he'll tell you that he buys him drinks and Isabela takes his money at cards. Maybe he can have one or two, just not enough to get drunk?FieryDove wrote...
Edit: I still hope one day to slap Oghren. His love of "beverages" made Justice dislike drinking. Poor Anders can't even have one pint to relax!
There's also the possibility--I don't happen to believe it but it's been suggested before--that having Justice in his body somehow prevents him from absorbing the alcohol long enough to get drunk. Sort of like what happened to Captain America in the new movie. Personally, I think it's more a matter of control. And I'd think Anders wouldn't want to get too inebriated less he put himself at greater risk for a hostile takeover.
DO. WANT.DragonRacer wrote...
"Nope, no templar killing today. It's time to introduce you to the wonders of Jager Bombs."
DragonRacer wrote...
highcastle wrote...
berelinde wrote...
Anders says that Justice doesn't let him get drunk anymore. He never says that he's no allowed to drink at all. In fact, if you ask Varric why Anders is visiting him, he'll tell you that he buys him drinks and Isabela takes his money at cards. Maybe he can have one or two, just not enough to get drunk?FieryDove wrote...
Edit: I still hope one day to slap Oghren. His love of "beverages" made Justice dislike drinking. Poor Anders can't even have one pint to relax!
There's also the possibility--I don't happen to believe it but it's been suggested before--that having Justice in his body somehow prevents him from absorbing the alcohol long enough to get drunk. Sort of like what happened to Captain America in the new movie. Personally, I think it's more a matter of control. And I'd think Anders wouldn't want to get too inebriated less he put himself at greater risk for a hostile takeover.
And on a completely random and potentially dangerous note, I have a strange desire to get Justice drunk. Fo shizzle. Starts going all Glowy Blue Boy on us, and Hawke drags him off... "Nope, no templar killing today. It's time to introduce you to the wonders of Jager Bombs."
Don't see that ending well at all, but the urge is still there. LOL
Where are those people who make "dancing Anders" mods when you need them. Seriously, if it's possible to get the cast and crew of DA:O to do the Macarena, it should be possible to coreograph a drinking contest between Oghren and Anders. It isn't as if there aren't already drinking/passing out animations for all the characters.LT123 wrote...
It's too bad we never get to see the drinking contest between Oghren and Anders, or the one between Anders and everybody else in the Keep (if he's left to defend Vigil's Keep and survives).
OK, I'll just leave it here...
highcastle wrote...
Oh Lordy, drunk Justice. Somebody's getting smote with the spear of righteousness that night, I think.
Modifié par DragonRacer, 28 août 2011 - 01:43 .
Modifié par Arquen, 28 août 2011 - 04:55 .
Pris81 wrote...
Greg Ellis' voice was perfect for Awakening Anders, but IMO it would have sounded far too childish for DA2. Change was too drastic and Adam Howden sounds a little too "robotic" sometimes, even if I like his work enough, but I'd rather think that DA2 Anders has a different voice because it's the result of mixing Justice's cave-pitch voice and his own. And no, I'm not blaming Justice: the change is cool enough.
Modifié par Tidra, 28 août 2011 - 05:37 .
When Justice inhabited Kristoff's corpse, he wanted to try new experiences. Once he merged with Anders, he was overwhelmed by Anders's hatred and frustration at being powerless while his people suffered. Justice is purpose-oriented. When he was at liberty, with not much of anything to focus on, he was all for trying out this whole biology thing, but now that he has a goal, he cannot allow himself to be distracted from it. So yeah, once Anders's mission is accomplished, I could see maybe a wild night of working their way through the drinks menu (like Death in Reaper Man, was it?), but that won't be until after the Chantry jenga. Also, Justice has Anders's memories of being drunk. He might decide that it's just not worth the hangover. Or at least that's my take on it.Arquen wrote...
So why wasn't it one of those new experiences he wanted to try after him and Anders merged. Maybe because it wasn't possible at all to inebriate a spirit?
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