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[Mr.House]

I know I did.

One of the most powerful scenes in the game, so well writen.

Modifié par Mr.House, 10 mars 2011 - 10:54 .

[Sinvx]

No, but it did make me sad .

[NeroSparda]

No, just made me frown at how hard Bioware is trying to invoke sadness by thinking everything possible to screw the family over.

[abominare]

I got excited? From a roleplaying since it really gave me a lot of justification to lash out towards mages on my first play though I thought it was a really great way to open up some new opportunities.

[Mr.House]

abominare wrote...

I got excited? From a roleplaying since it really gave me a lot of justification to lash out towards mages on my first play though I thought it was a really great way to open up some new opportunities.

More so when you find out more about this near the end.

[Eydris Ivo]

I cried. Man. It was awful. First time a game did that to me.

[Katreyn]

Yeah. I was very uneasy when uncle Gamlen mentioned the lilies, and then the rest of the quest I was so uneasy about it, till the end. Then I was quite devastated. Definitely one of the bigger twists I wasn't expecting.

[Savvie]

I'll admit it caused me to weep a bit. I for one like the impact family has in DA 2.

[Mr.House]

In my first pt I was the only last Hawke

[sylvanaerie]

I had Carver still and Gamlen if you want to count him, and you should have done a quest in act 3 that gets you a secret family member no one knew about.
And I bawled like a baby when Mama Hawke died. Very powerful moment but at least Hawke got to say 'goodbye' to her.

[victor300]

it was sad and it was pulled off just right. great writting

[Hekate]

This scene proves anyone who says the story in DA2 is bad, are full of ****. This is the first time I ever cried because of something that happened in a video game.