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[Kawamura]

MelfinaofOutlawStar wrote...

My Hawke is a supporter of not being confined my cotton perimeters.

"Cotton exists to serve man, and never to rule over his nads."

[mellifera]

Kawamura wrote...

yukidama wrote...

Kawamura wrote...

yukidama wrote...

MelfinaofOutlawStar wrote...

Speaking of which. Wearing robes has to scream "Hey! I'm a mage!"

When mage Hawke tires to put on armor does it just fall off or something?

My Hawke hates pants.

I refuse to play a pants-supporter.

Man dresses 4 ever.

Well. you don't have to wear man dresses to not wear pants. I know I kept having a miserable nightmare that I'd show up to the final boss battle having forgotten my pants. Then I woke up and realized it wasn't a nightmare at all.

Hawke doesn't just show anyone the goods. the bads.

There you go. I fixed it for you.

Depends on who you ask, I guess.

[MelfinaofOutlawStar]

Kawamura wrote...

MelfinaofOutlawStar wrote...

My Hawke is a supporter of not being confined my cotton perimeters.

"Cotton exists to serve man, and never to rule over his nads."

Or breasts. Don't forget breasts.

[Kawamura]

MelfinaofOutlawStar wrote...

Kawamura wrote...

MelfinaofOutlawStar wrote...

My Hawke is a supporter of not being confined my cotton perimeters.

"Cotton exists to serve man, and never to rule over his nads."

Or breasts. Don't forget breasts.

Riiiiiight. How could I forget them?

Wait. His breasts? There's something a little off on that statement...

[MelfinaofOutlawStar]

Kawamura wrote...

MelfinaofOutlawStar wrote...

Kawamura wrote...

MelfinaofOutlawStar wrote...

My Hawke is a supporter of not being confined my cotton perimeters.

"Cotton exists to serve man, and never to rule over his nads."

Or breasts. Don't forget breasts.

Riiiiiight. How could I forget them?

Wait. His breasts? There's something a little off on that statement...

My Hawke carries her nads on her chest.

Or as I like to call them, breasticles.

[Dunizel]

Threeparts wrote...

fantasypisces wrote...
I mean, I friendmanced him. I believed in freeing the mages and all that, but in no way shape or form did I think him letting Justice in was a good idea. Yet apparently, if you friendmance him the game just assumes your cool with it.

Anytime the topic of justice came up, I would say how I didn't like it, whether through sarcastic options or whatever, but I was all for helping to rescue mages, lie to templars, even fight on the mages side.

I dunno, it might just be me. But I wish the big questioning beliefs moments weren't entirely based on friend or rival.

I agree with that: it's a little frustrating that we can't debate the two issues separately. I'm totally pro-mage, but consider inviting in Justice and accepting the situation with Vengeance is just as bad as approving of Merrill's blood magic. 

I feel the same, really. I support mages, I understand his cause. Still, even in a friendly romance, I would like to be able to tell him that I'm worried for Vengeance, that he whould be more aware and try to fight his influence. I honestly think this is a way of helping him too, it's not that I want to oppose him, all the contrary. It is the only reason I'm trying a rivalmance. I think if you don't ever question his situation with Vengeance, he just loses himself more easily (heck, in Act3 he is more brooding than Fenris, Varric is right). It's like Merrill in a way, if you don't ever question her blood magic, she doesn't even realize that the demon is really influencing her actions and she doesn't even notice.
I just would like to be worried for him, withouth him thinking that I don't support his cause...we don't need Vengeance for that... >.>

[Kawamura]

MelfinaofOutlawStar wrote...

Kawamura wrote...

MelfinaofOutlawStar wrote...

Kawamura wrote...

MelfinaofOutlawStar wrote...

My Hawke is a supporter of not being confined my cotton perimeters.

"Cotton exists to serve man, and never to rule over his nads."

Or breasts. Don't forget breasts.

Riiiiiight. How could I forget them?

Wait. His breasts? There's something a little off on that statement...

My Hawke carries her nads on her chest.

Or as I like to call them, breasticles.

That's an unfortunate yet strangely clever place to keep them.

Carry on.

[MelfinaofOutlawStar]

Dunizel wrote...

Threeparts wrote...

fantasypisces wrote...
I mean, I friendmanced him. I believed in freeing the mages and all that, but in no way shape or form did I think him letting Justice in was a good idea. Yet apparently, if you friendmance him the game just assumes your cool with it.

Anytime the topic of justice came up, I would say how I didn't like it, whether through sarcastic options or whatever, but I was all for helping to rescue mages, lie to templars, even fight on the mages side.

I dunno, it might just be me. But I wish the big questioning beliefs moments weren't entirely based on friend or rival.

I agree with that: it's a little frustrating that we can't debate the two issues separately. I'm totally pro-mage, but consider inviting in Justice and accepting the situation with Vengeance is just as bad as approving of Merrill's blood magic. 

I feel the same, really. I support mages, I understand his cause. Still, even in a friendly romance, I would like to be able to tell him that I'm worried for Vengeance, that he whould be more aware and try to fight his influence. I honestly think this is a way of helping him too, it's not that I want to oppose him, all the contrary. It is the only reason I'm trying a rivalmance. I think if you don't ever question his situation with Vengeance, he just loses himself more easily (heck, in Act3 he is more brooding than Fenris, Varric is right). It's like Merrill in a way, if you don't ever question her blood magic, she doesn't even realize that the demon is really influencing her actions and she doesn't even notice.
I just would like to be worried for him, withouth him thinking that I don't support his cause...we don't need Vengeance for that... >.>

Yeah, that was a bit annoying. The player not being able to convey their concerns to a friend.

[XOGHunter246]

DeaHamlet wrote...

Khali Khan wrote...

DeaHamlet wrote...


I think that was from one of those Reverand dudes.  They take forever to keel over and die and make some weird breating noises.  

Also heard the heavy breathing noise in Sundermount, but I'd rather not know what it was 

Sundermount had Reverand dudes up the wazoo.  The first playthrough they took me SO by surprise, they almost killed my party LOL.  Second time I was less stupid and went venturing while Merrill was still accompanying me.  Act 1 I did not feel very powerful at all.

Everything was dead I swear it was Anders! Varric was like walking up to me and Anders was standing right behind me. 

Modifié par XOGHunter246, 27 mars 2011 - 08:17 .

[Kawamura]

Hey, just to be a total sap, but anyone consider "Aléjate" and "Let Me Fall" by Groban for the playlist?

And, hell, so I don't feel so sad, La Tortura by Shakira. I mean, yes, it's more of a cheating song, but Anders is cheating on Hawke with GREAT JUSTICE.

[Sable Rhapsody]

Dunizel wrote...
I just would like to be worried for him, withouth him thinking that I don't support his cause...we don't need Vengeance for that... >.>

You can kind of do that on the friendship path; tell him you don't want to see him lose himself to Justice, question him when he asks you to distract the Grand Cleric, etc.  The diplomatic/kind options are usually the ones that allow Hawke to express concern about his mental state.

I think since my Hawke was also a mage, she probably helped him deal with the crazy between Act 2 and 3 in a more magic-oriented way to help him keep his focus.  It's not that she wasn't worried, but she had more resources for dealing with his possession practically.

[mellifera]

lamppostinwinter wrote...

yukidama wrote...

My Hawke hates pants.

I refuse to play a pants-supporter.

Man dresses 4 ever.

Someone has to wear the robes in the the relationship.

If Anders' insists on wearing clothes that are insufferably difficult to remove Hawke has to wear some "easy access" apparel to make up for time.

Anders wears the pants in this relationship. Hawke just does his best to get him out of them.

Modifié par yukidama, 27 mars 2011 - 08:19 .

[Pseudo the Mustachioed]

yukidama wrote...

Anders wears the pants in this relationship. Hawke just does his best to get him out of them.

They share the pants. One pant leg each.

[Magaloo]

Pseudocognition wrote...

yukidama wrote...

Anders wears the pants in this relationship. Hawke just does his best to get him out of them.

They share the pants. One pant leg each.

It is only just!

[mellifera]

Pseudocognition wrote...

yukidama wrote...

Anders wears the pants in this relationship. Hawke just does his best to get him out of them.

They share the pants. One pant leg each.

They tried but it got creepy and weird pretty fast. Especially since Hawke insisted on keeping his dress on (and stabbing his staff through Anders' neck).

Modifié par yukidama, 27 mars 2011 - 08:34 .

[shiba5]

ekurian wrote...

Ashwraith wrote...

-snip-

EDIT: Also, dear sweet jeezus, the "All That Remains" quest gives me nightmares. Actual nightmares. I am not even kidding.
Hawke, you are way more stoic than I would ever be in that situation. I imagine that in my case, there would be a whole lot more screaming, vomiting, and attempting to claw my way onto Anders' shoulders. ;3;

Oh I cried so hard at that D: Especially when Ander's was all 'I'm sorry I can't do anything to help her'. And my Rain getting blamed for it by Gamlen later on and being told that that she should have been born 'normal' and not a mage? Not helping!

Poor Rain was just about ready to consider being made Tranquil, just to make the magic and emotions go away ;A;

EDIT: Relavant picture for new page

Anders: She wouldn't want you to blame yourself.
Hawke: You obviously don't know my mother.
Anders: I know. And I'm sorry I never will.

[shiba5]

LT123 wrote...

Last playthrough I used Gascard to get there, and was repaid gloriously when, as Gascard was ranting about how he'd become the psycho's apprentice, Varric shot him in the throat with a crossbow bolt. With no input from Hawke, even!

I was so surprised when I got this, I actually clapped for Varric. And then he says, "What? Like you weren't going to do that anyway."

[Pseudo the Mustachioed]

lamppostinwinter wrote...

This is unholy. So wrong, on so many levels. But I can't unsee it.

 www.youtube.com/watch

Hahaha. The one where they swap Isabela for Fenris made me laugh.

[Kawamura]

As soon as the voice starts up, my brain kinda fries.

SEBASTIAN HAS BEEN POSSESSED WITH A SPIRIT OF ANDERS.

[mellifera]

Pseudocognition wrote...

lamppostinwinter wrote...

This is unholy. So wrong, on so many levels. But I can't unsee it.

 www.youtube.com/watch

Hahaha. The one where they swap Isabela for Fenris made me laugh.

That one is awesome. This one is groce. 

[Miss Greyjoy]

I hit the mute button. If only all the kisses in the game were as hot as that one...*sigh*

[shiba5]

Kawamura wrote...

Threeparts wrote...
I agree with that: it's a little frustrating that we can't debate the two issues separately. I'm totally pro-mage, but consider inviting in Justice and accepting the situation with Vengeance is just as bad as approving of Merrill's blood magic. I understand that the whole purpose of Vengeance being there is to achieve their goal of breaking the Circles, but I want to be able to convince Anders that we can do that on our own, that humans can fight together against the Templars and that he doesn't need Vengeance.

I'm frustrated by that, too, but perhaps the problem is that Anders won't hear the two seperately. I know on Friendmance doing the Justice quest and not showing a lot of enthusiasm for his methods gets him really peeved at you. It might be that he can't tell the difference between the what he's doing and the how he's doing it if you don't attack him on both.

Or maybe they're making it so we can HAVE NO COMPROMISE.

I think it's the last part. I have a good friend who had played through the game up until the "big boom" and he despised helping Anders so much that he scrapped his character and had started a new one that would "never allow that to happen". He seriously thought he could change the outcome and I debated for oh... 5 minutes whether or not to let him down easy or let him find out for himself. Finally, I just said, "Your character may be the hero, but the story isn't about you. It's actually about that NPC you've been dragging around with you the whole game. Pretty brilliant joke by Bioware there, eh? eh?"
He was really pissed off, but I think he's up to his 3rd playthrough by now.

[Ashwraith]

TripLight wrote...

Miss Greyjoy wrote...

I like Anders with a rogue/warrior, too. I like that idea that Hawke chops up any threats to Anders with a pointy weapon. (That's why I love that beautiful wallpaper that was posted way back.) 
 I also like saving my mages for Fenris- they fill him with RAGE!

You hit it on the nose, that's why I can't put him with another mage.

Non-Mage Hawkes, unite! *brofist*
I like the dynamic, too. I prefer Fenris for my Mage Hawke; I'm not sure why. (Oh wait, yes I do. Tension. It is delicious.)
Woe betide any hapless templar who threatens Anders on my RogueHawke's watch. To do so is to invoke the wrath of Sithis.