DeaHamlet wrote...
I'm not even romancing him and he gives me that. I'm SO convinced that no matter what he totally has a crush on Hawke, whether he/she goes for him or not. *giggles*
MelfinaofOutlawStar wrote...
Worse clipping for males?
That was the only difference I saw.
And here's the video for the male Hawke/Anders romance without clothes! (they're in the underum....pants?)
www.youtube.com/watch
As cliche as it may sound, my Kaya Hawke's reason for supporting the cause is love - for Anders and Justice, her family, and every mage who she feels deserves the right to live, be free, have emotions, and families of their own. Love doesn't always have to take away from supporting a cause. Justice doesn't understand that yet because he doesn't understand human emotion, but I think if he's shown enough times, the idea could start to sink in.Sarah1281 wrote...
I doubt that would work. There's no way he would EVER put a curiousity over what he views as his duty and purpose. He thinks love gets in the way of mage freedom so why would he let the fact he thinks it's interesting and wants to know more get in the way? He's too single-minded for that. In Awakening he didn't really have any purpose which is why he latched onto killing all the darkspawn who might have been someway responsible for Kristoff's death. Now he does have a greater purpose and constantly gets reminded of why things need to change.
I can actually see Anders getting annoyed at my Hawke because her support for mages is rooted deeply in wanting better for Bethany and the memory of her father instead of any grand ideals and because she can't guarantee she'd have been at all interested in the conflict if it hadn't been for the family connection. But then, I also have to wonder if it would have mattered to Anders if he hadn't been born a mage. As it stands, they both have personal reasons to be involved.Kim Shepard wrote...
As cliche as it may sound, my Kaya Hawke's reason for supporting the cause is love - for Anders and Justice, her family, and every mage who she feels deserves the right to live, be free, have emotions, and families of their own. Love doesn't always have to take away from supporting a cause. Justice doesn't understand that yet because he doesn't understand human emotion, but I think if he's shown enough times, the idea could start to sink in.Sarah1281 wrote...
I doubt that would work. There's no way he would EVER put a curiousity over what he views as his duty and purpose. He thinks love gets in the way of mage freedom so why would he let the fact he thinks it's interesting and wants to know more get in the way? He's too single-minded for that. In Awakening he didn't really have any purpose which is why he latched onto killing all the darkspawn who might have been someway responsible for Kristoff's death. Now he does have a greater purpose and constantly gets reminded of why things need to change.
Kim Shepard wrote...
As cliche as it may sound, my Kaya Hawke's reason for supporting the cause is love - for Anders and Justice, her family, and every mage who she feels deserves the right to live, be free, have emotions, and families of their own. Love doesn't always have to take away from supporting a cause. Justice doesn't understand that yet because he doesn't understand human emotion, but I think if he's shown enough times, the idea could start to sink in.Sarah1281 wrote...
I doubt that would work. There's no way he would EVER put a curiousity over what he views as his duty and purpose. He thinks love gets in the way of mage freedom so why would he let the fact he thinks it's interesting and wants to know more get in the way? He's too single-minded for that. In Awakening he didn't really have any purpose which is why he latched onto killing all the darkspawn who might have been someway responsible for Kristoff's death. Now he does have a greater purpose and constantly gets reminded of why things need to change.
I don't think that would matter to him. That's why he's so dedicated to the cause as well, because it's personal. He would be annoyed for sure if Hawke only cared about the safety of her family and not about other mages who are going through the same struggles, or worse. As long as Hawke decides that the right thing to do is help the mages fight for freedom, they seem to be in agreement.Sarah1281 wrote...
I can actually see Anders getting annoyed at my Hawke because her support for mages is rooted deeply in wanting better for Bethany and the memory of her father instead of any grand ideals and because she can't guarantee she'd have been at all interested in the conflict if it hadn't been for the family connection. But then, I also have to wonder if it would have mattered to Anders if he hadn't been born a mage. As it stands, they both have personal reasons to be involved.
DeaHamlet wrote...
I just wonder if the end game things that are said differ at all if you were in that circumstance. Cause what Fenris normally says has all to do with the chantry and whatnots... it'd make more sense to say "you involved Hawke in your crazy plan and broke her heart..." trailing off into swearing...
I'm mean, but that'd be hilarious to see.
leggywillow wrote...
DeaHamlet wrote...
I'm not even romancing him and he gives me that. I'm SO convinced that no matter what he totally has a crush on Hawke, whether he/she goes for him or not. *giggles*
Yeah, I feel like it's pretty safe to assume that Anders has a thing for Hawke no matter what you do. That's especially obvious when you romance Fenris and get some dialogue and a bit of party banter in which Anders is very obviously jealous. XD
Modifié par Sjofn, 23 mars 2011 - 09:40 .
In a way, it is possible. It's would just take a lot of metagaming. Hawke would have to side with the templars, but let Anders go so Hawke and the team can fight him, and then you'd have to make sure Fenris gets the killing blow. Not that I would ever try it. I will have a Hawke who starts out with Fenris and ends up with Anders, but Anders will live in every playthrough.DeaHamlet wrote...
Okay, this is evil of me... but... if you went with Fenris then, when he left, went for Anders... Fenris threatens to kill Anders if he ever breaks your heart. Well, he does, kinda, right? Shouldn't Fenris then do the "I'm gonna kill you bastard"? Or he's far too respectful to take the decision away from Hawke?
Thanks!That is so beautifully stated... wonderful.
I'm glad you like Kaya's reasons.
Miri1984 wrote...
Somebody wrote...
Is there any real difference between the femalehawke and malehawke romance scenes?
You don't get the Karl dialogue with a fem!Hawke, he doesn't talk about "loving the whole person, not the body" and some of his lines later are slightly different. I also adore the M!Hawke "wanna sandwich" line. It's delivered fifty times better from M!Hawke than from fem!Hawke. My fem!Hawke sounds like she's serving High Tea in a royal palace when she says it. M!Hawke is all "Grrr, Hawke just had rough sex, Hawke hungry!"
Sjofn wrote...
leggywillow wrote...
DeaHamlet wrote...
I'm not even romancing him and he gives me that. I'm SO convinced that no matter what he totally has a crush on Hawke, whether he/she goes for him or not. *giggles*
Yeah, I feel like it's pretty safe to assume that Anders has a thing for Hawke no matter what you do. That's especially obvious when you romance Fenris and get some dialogue and a bit of party banter in which Anders is very obviously jealous. XD
Put me in the "Anders has the hots for Hawke, period" camp, too. I've done two playthroughs now without romancing him, and I had to wrestle with myself to NOT flip that romance switch partly because he is so clearly into Hawke.
One romance to go, Anders, then you will get all the Hawke loving you can stand, baby.
Somebody wrote...
Is there any real difference between the femalehawke and malehawke romance scenes?Miri1984 wrote...
Mr.House wrote...
I know I am not a popular Anders fan here because I refuse to let him live but I am romancing him right now with a malehawke and I just finished the kissing scene and I have to admit, as a bisexual man I really loved the scene. I don't know if there is a big difference in the scene it self, but the dialog and how it lead up was very well done.
There's nothing wrong with not letting him live. I could never do it personally, but I've been a tragic Anders fan since Awakenings, asking me to kill him is like asking me to kill a puppy, but I agree it's a valid decision, even if he is your LI. And the kiss is FANTASTIC.
In a lot of ways I think the m!Hawke romance is better than the fem!Hawke one, which makes me a little sad, since I'm a chick, but also means I'm going to have to make a smoking hot m!Hawke to fuel my fantasies with.
Modifié par Trophonius, 23 mars 2011 - 09:42 .
What side Hawke's on is the most important thing, yes, but if it's more helping because 'I want my sister back you bastards!' thing than believing strongly enough that mages should have the right to be free to act on it then I think it'd annoy him at least enough to bring it up.Kim Shepard wrote...
I don't think that would matter to him. That's why he's so dedicated to the cause as well, because it's personal. He would be annoyed for sure if Hawke only cared about the safety of her family and not about other mages who are going through the same struggles, or worse. As long as Hawke decides that the right thing to do is help the mages fight for freedom, they seem to be in agreement.Sarah1281 wrote...
I can actually see Anders getting annoyed at my Hawke because her support for mages is rooted deeply in wanting better for Bethany and the memory of her father instead of any grand ideals and because she can't guarantee she'd have been at all interested in the conflict if it hadn't been for the family connection. But then, I also have to wonder if it would have mattered to Anders if he hadn't been born a mage. As it stands, they both have personal reasons to be involved.
Now, my Kane Amell would annoy Anders and Justice to no end with his "good luck with that, but I'm staying out of it" attitude.
Miri1984 wrote...
Somebody wrote...
Is there any real difference between the femalehawke and malehawke romance scenes?
You don't get the Karl dialogue with a fem!Hawke, he doesn't talk about "loving the whole person, not the body" and some of his lines later are slightly different. I also adore the M!Hawke "wanna sandwich" line. It's delivered fifty times better from M!Hawke than from fem!Hawke. My fem!Hawke sounds like she's serving High Tea in a royal palace when she says it. M!Hawke is all "Grrr, Hawke just had rough sex, Hawke hungry!"
That's true. I was thinking of a Hawke who is completely dedicated to the cause because of past experience, running from the templars and never wanting another mage family to go through that (or worse, be caught by them), rather than a Hawke who's only in it for his/her family. In Kaya's playthrough, Bethany was killed by an ogre. No templar grudge there. Carver joined the templars, but she blames only him for that.Sarah1281 wrote...
What side Hawke's on is the most important thing, yes, but if it's more helping because 'I want my sister back you bastards!' thing than believing strongly enough that mages should have the right to be free to act on it then I think it'd annoy him at least enough to bring it up.
Miri1984 wrote...
Somebody wrote...
Is there any real difference between the femalehawke and malehawke romance scenes?
You don't get the Karl dialogue with a fem!Hawke, he doesn't talk about "loving the whole person, not the body" and some of his lines later are slightly different. I also adore the M!Hawke "wanna sandwich" line. It's delivered fifty times better from M!Hawke than from fem!Hawke. My fem!Hawke sounds like she's serving High Tea in a royal palace when she says it. M!Hawke is all "Grrr, Hawke just had rough sex, Hawke hungry!"
Kryyptehk wrote...
Put me in the "Anders has the hots for Hawke, period" camp, too. I've done two playthroughs now without romancing him, and I had to wrestle with myself to NOT flip that romance switch partly because he is so clearly into Hawke.
One romance to go, Anders, then you will get all the Haw
Yeah, I agree about Anders being smitten by Hawke no matter what. I kinda wish he weren't since it wouldn't be so hard to romance someone else. I like that Fenris and Isabela get together and feel bad when I'm off with Fenris and he's all jealous and stuff. Poor Anders
HolyJellyfish wrote...
Miri1984 wrote...
Somebody wrote...
Is there any real difference between the femalehawke and malehawke romance scenes?
You don't get the Karl dialogue with a fem!Hawke, he doesn't talk about "loving the whole person, not the body" and some of his lines later are slightly different. I also adore the M!Hawke "wanna sandwich" line. It's delivered fifty times better from M!Hawke than from fem!Hawke. My fem!Hawke sounds like she's serving High Tea in a royal palace when she says it. M!Hawke is all "Grrr, Hawke just had rough sex, Hawke hungry!"
Maybe Hawke isn't interested in that kind of sandwich.
oh ho ho ho ho ho.
Kawamura wrote...
Which the moving in line sorta ruined. I wanted my Hawke to be able to casually agree. Not "let's be married as best we can" agree.
I was cool with him moving in and stuff, I just really didn't think that line was appropriate for my LadyHawke. Hell, it's not appropriate for any of the Hawkes I've made so far. I ain't got time for sap.
HolyJellyfish wrote...
Miri1984 wrote...
You don't get the Karl dialogue with a fem!Hawke, he doesn't talk about "loving the whole person, not the body" and some of his lines later are slightly different. I also adore the M!Hawke "wanna sandwich" line. It's delivered fifty times better from M!Hawke than from fem!Hawke. My fem!Hawke sounds like she's serving High Tea in a royal palace when she says it. M!Hawke is all "Grrr, Hawke just had rough sex, Hawke hungry!"
Maybe Hawke isn't interested in that kind of sandwich.
oh ho ho ho ho ho.
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