leggywillow wrote...
Valentia X wrote...
My dream team is my Hawke, Anders, Alistair, my Amell, Varric, and Zevran having a conversation in a bar.
My dream team is Anders, Alistair, Zevran, and Fenris.
Naked.
Yeah.
Trophonius wrote...
I noticed that Nathaniel/Oghren seemed to have an obsession with Anders' robes. What could they possibly want to do with it?Oh, nevermind me.
I actually hadn't thought about that particular OT3, but now that you've mentioned it, I'm going to have a hard time keeping it out of my head. And yeah, m!Hawke/Anders sure make a handsome couple. Angsty, bipolar (going for the rivalmance here), and emotionally damaging....just the way I like it.
You're right about that. Anders > Alistair. I mean, I like both, but Anders' charm is nigh incomparable. If we had a banter between the two, he'd be like Morrigan who always smokes Alistair in arguments.
On a side note, was Anders born in the Anderfels? The codex seems to imply that Anderfels = Germany. Maybe he had a German accent, but lost it when his family surrendered him to the Fereldan Circle? And his name! Let's guess a couple:
Dieter? Adrian? Dominik? Gisbert? Henrik? Ludolf? Rudiger? Soren? Vinzent?
The Awakening banter was just awesome. Although the only one that made me cringe slightly was Oghren's crack about the 'big Templar man'. That one made me double-take... and then I laughed anyway.
Valentia X wrote...
silver-crescent wrote...
Valentia X wrote...
silver-crescent wrote...
So out of curiosity, a question to those of you who romanced Anders.
At the end of the game did you
a) kill himtell him to leave
c) allow him to stay but end the romance
d) allow him to stay and stay together at the end
?
Ran off to be batcrap crazy with him. There was nothing left in Kirkwall but ashes and bad memories.
Now I'm picturing Anders and Hawke doing a Morrigan/Flemeth kind of deal. Living in a hut in some forest and luring templars to kill them.
lol, nah. I saw them running off into the wilds, but with Anders attempting to assist mages and innocents and Hawke helping him. More of the Anders we first meet, healing refugees. Not to say they won't dish out the pain and destruction when need be, obviously, but Anders had already done his grand scheme. Now they have to deal with the aftermath. Helping mages escape (especially into Ferelden >.>) struck me as their M.O.
maselphie wrote...
Osama Bin Laden is still at large, isn't he?
Modifié par leggywillow, 18 mars 2011 - 11:28 .
silver-crescent wrote...
Well given that there's a war going on, I figure there ought to be a lot of mages who would help them/ally themselves to them/give them shelter.
maselphie wrote...
Osama Bin Laden is still at large, isn't he?
Modifié par Upsettingshorts, 18 mars 2011 - 11:33 .
TripLight wrote...
It's just occured to me that Anders never destroyed his phylactery....
silver-crescent wrote...
Valentia X wrote...
silver-crescent wrote...
Valentia X wrote...
silver-crescent wrote...
So out of curiosity, a question to those of you who romanced Anders.
At the end of the game did you
a) kill him
c) allow him to stay but end the romance
d) allow him to stay and stay together at the end
?
Ran off to be batcrap crazy with him. There was nothing left in Kirkwall but ashes and bad memories.
Now I'm picturing Anders and Hawke doing a Morrigan/Flemeth kind of deal. Living in a hut in some forest and luring templars to kill them.
lol, nah. I saw them running off into the wilds, but with Anders attempting to assist mages and innocents and Hawke helping him. More of the Anders we first meet, healing refugees. Not to say they won't dish out the pain and destruction when need be, obviously, but Anders had already done his grand scheme. Now they have to deal with the aftermath. Helping mages escape (especially into Ferelden >.>) struck me as their M.O.
That would be lovely. I just hope that DA3 actually has something to do with the whole mages/templars conflict and doesn't end up being something completely separate taking place on the other side of Thedas.
Where's Shepard when you need her.HolyJellyfish wrote...
I mean, I WARNED miss Eldina chick. And she got all stubborn on me with a "I cannot leave because the Maker blahdeedah". I wish there was a B*tchslap option, followed by. "WELL AT LEAST EVACUATE THE AREA!"
Rheia1234 wrote...
Okay, I have wine and I am starting my third playthrough. Will I be able to romance Fenris this time around? Only time will tell..same bat time, same bat channel.
nodice wrote...
Where's Shepard when you need her.HolyJellyfish wrote...
I mean, I WARNED miss Eldina chick. And she got all stubborn on me with a "I cannot leave because the Maker blahdeedah". I wish there was a B*tchslap option, followed by. "WELL AT LEAST EVACUATE THE AREA!"
*Shepard enters*
"I'm gonna blow this place to hell and gone. If you wanna make it out alive you better start running."
*Shepard leaves*
Upsettingshorts wrote...
silver-crescent wrote...
Well given that there's a war going on, I figure there ought to be a lot of mages who would help them/ally themselves to them/give them shelter.
Sure, but if I'm a moderate mage - even one who might otherwise be sympathetic to the cause - I'd resent Anders if he started this whole continental ****storm and then didn't follow through by organizing and leading a revolution, instead electing to run.
Because that'd add cowardace and irresponsibility to the list of things Anders could be criticized for. I really don't see "running away" - in the metaphorical sense - as a responsible choice for him or a Hawke that follows him. Otherwise what he did could be described as picking a fight with the bully on behalf of all the kids he beats up, and then leaving those kids to fend for themselves when the bully gets really, really pissed.
SurelyForth wrote...
TripLight wrote...
It's just occured to me that Anders never destroyed his phylactery....
I thought about that the other night.
My Hawke is so ordering Isabela to take their happy party of outcasts to Denerim straightaway. The queen would walk over broken Chantry glass for Anders, so they can be safe while they hatch a plan to steal and destroy his phylactery.
silver-crescent wrote...
But at the end of the game he does say he'll keep fighting until mages are free, he even demands Hawke join his cause.
silver-crescent wrote...
And tbh I doubt most mages in Kirkwall would oppose the revolution, given how they are treated (WAY worse than the Ferelden ones).
Modifié par Upsettingshorts, 18 mars 2011 - 11:40 .
silver-crescent wrote...
Upsettingshorts wrote...
silver-crescent wrote...
Well given that there's a war going on, I figure there ought to be a lot of mages who would help them/ally themselves to them/give them shelter.
Sure, but if I'm a moderate mage - even one who might otherwise be sympathetic to the cause - I'd resent Anders if he started this whole continental ****storm and then didn't follow through by organizing and leading a revolution, instead electing to run.
Because that'd add cowardace and irresponsibility to the list of things Anders could be criticized for. I really don't see "running away" - in the metaphorical sense - as a responsible choice for him or a Hawke that follows him. Otherwise what he did could be described as picking a fight with the bully on behalf of all the kids he beats up, and then leaving those kids to fend for themselves when the bully gets really, really pissed.
But at the end of the game he does say he'll keep fighting until mages are free, he even demands Hawke join his cause.
And tbh I doubt most mages in Kirkwall would oppose the revolution, given how they are treated (WAY worse than the Ferelden ones).
Upsettingshorts wrote...
I don't see why it bugs anyone. She's a reasonable, responsible person of great local authority. Her office, both literally and symbolically, is the Chantry. She is, more or less, the representative of the Maker in Kirkwall. If she left the Chantry not only is she literally not in position to tend to her flock, it would be symbolic of the Maker Himself abandoning the city.
Elthina is one of the few reasonable, clearheaded, non-zealots in the entire game.
Nivilant wrote...
Upsettingshorts wrote...
I don't see why it bugs anyone. She's a reasonable, responsible person of great local authority. Her office, both literally and symbolically, is the Chantry. She is, more or less, the representative of the Maker in Kirkwall. If she left the Chantry not only is she literally not in position to tend to her flock, it would be symbolic of the Maker Himself abandoning the city.
Elthina is one of the few reasonable, clearheaded, non-zealots in the entire game.
But isn't that then sacrificing people for the sake of symbolism? She was told, possibly multiple times, that something was going to happen. To neglect those warnings for herself is fine, but she didn't think to protect her flock by... them not being there?
Nivilant wrote...
But isn't that then sacrificing people for the sake of symbolism? She was told, possibly multiple times, that something was going to happen. To neglect those warnings for herself is fine, but she didn't think to protect her flock by... them not being there?
yukidama wrote...
ALSO, wtf? Lol:David Gaider wrote...
atheelogos wrote...
LOL!!:lol:
But really though....
Well, the thing is that Anders isn't his first name, either. It's a nickname (his family is from the Anderfels).
So providing you with his real name wouldn't be much help.
*shakes fist* Gaiderrrrrrr!
Nivilant wrote...
Upsettingshorts wrote...
I don't see why it bugs anyone. She's a reasonable, responsible person of great local authority. Her office, both literally and symbolically, is the Chantry. She is, more or less, the representative of the Maker in Kirkwall. If she left the Chantry not only is she literally not in position to tend to her flock, it would be symbolic of the Maker Himself abandoning the city.
Elthina is one of the few reasonable, clearheaded, non-zealots in the entire game.
But isn't that then sacrificing people for the sake of symbolism? She was told, possibly multiple times, that something was going to happen. To neglect those warnings for herself is fine, but she didn't think to protect her flock by... them not being there?
TripLight wrote...
Nivilant wrote...
Upsettingshorts wrote...
I don't see why it bugs anyone. She's a reasonable, responsible person of great local authority. Her office, both literally and symbolically, is the Chantry. She is, more or less, the representative of the Maker in Kirkwall. If she left the Chantry not only is she literally not in position to tend to her flock, it would be symbolic of the Maker Himself abandoning the city.
Elthina is one of the few reasonable, clearheaded, non-zealots in the entire game.
But isn't that then sacrificing people for the sake of symbolism? She was told, possibly multiple times, that something was going to happen. To neglect those warnings for herself is fine, but she didn't think to protect her flock by... them not being there?
She said it herself(not verbatim), "Who would dare attack a Grand Cleric?" She thought no one would touch her.
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