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[VettoRyouzou]

Wow... I mean ... just fing wow as many faults as this game has... that was not one of them.. no amount of preparation can REALLY get one ready for what happens to your mother.. I mean REALLY Did not see some one ripping her head off and putting it on some one else body...

This game is REALLY making it harder and harder for me to side with ether Templar or mage from stunt after stunt I'm at the point there both what evil in this world.

[maselphie]

I agree. The amount of "whoa" moments the game had, paired with me yelling at my screen, it really makes you think. Bravo.

[Malja]

And that's why no matter the minuses I've found in this game, I still believe it was a worthwhile experience.

[VettoRyouzou]

Thou man I could of sworn that mage I saw back stabbed me... guess I shouldn't have reported him to the law.

[magicwins]

As one conversation option puts it, that really had nothing to do with magic. He was a madman, and would have done something just as twisted, even if he didn't have magic to help him.

That said, I hated having to watch her talk after her zombification. It was traumatizing. I found myself wishing she would just hurry up and die.

[VettoRyouzou]

magicwins wrote...

As one conversation option puts it, that really had nothing to do with magic. He was a madman, and would have done something just as twisted, even if he didn't have magic to help him.

That said, I hated having to watch her talk after her zombification. It was traumatizing. I found myself wishing she would just hurry up and die.

As much as I was pro mage in DA:O I'm starting to slide toward Templars even if they are far more nuts this time.

A mad man with a blade could of done the same yes.. made a corpse of his beloved out of so many others.. But only a Mage could have put that person threw the hell of living like that..

Modifié par VettoRyouzou, 11 mars 2011 - 06:57 .

[UltiPup]

If a game can quickly change me from being pro mage to pro templar within five minutes, then that game is amazing.

The plot twists were amazing. I've cried out before while playing. Just stunned at things that happen that I never could have expected.

[magicwins]

VettoRyouzou wrote...

magicwins wrote...

As one conversation option puts it, that really had nothing to do with magic. He was a madman, and would have done something just as twisted, even if he didn't have magic to help him.

That said, I hated having to watch her talk after her zombification. It was traumatizing. I found myself wishing she would just hurry up and die.

As much as I was pro mage in DA:O I'm starting to slide toward Templars even if they are far more nuts this time.

A mad man with a blade could of done the same yes.. made a corpse of his beloved out of so many others.. But only a Mage could have put that person threw the hell of living like that..

That has nothing to do with his choice to do it. Every templar holds the option to abuse mages, but not every templar does it. This is like banning magic because necromancy is possible.

[VettoRyouzou]

magicwins wrote...

VettoRyouzou wrote...

magicwins wrote...

As one conversation option puts it, that really had nothing to do with magic. He was a madman, and would have done something just as twisted, even if he didn't have magic to help him.

That said, I hated having to watch her talk after her zombification. It was traumatizing. I found myself wishing she would just hurry up and die.

As much as I was pro mage in DA:O I'm starting to slide toward Templars even if they are far more nuts this time.

A mad man with a blade could of done the same yes.. made a corpse of his beloved out of so many others.. But only a Mage could have put that person threw the hell of living like that..

That has nothing to do with his choice to do it. Every templar holds the option to abuse mages, but not every templar does it. This is like banning magic because necromancy is possible.

Never said his reasons were I was saying he is one reason why I am starting to side with templars.

[LobselVith8]

VettoRyouzou wrote...

magicwins wrote...

As one conversation option puts it, that really had nothing to do with magic. He was a madman, and would have done something just as twisted, even if he didn't have magic to help him.

That said, I hated having to watch her talk after her zombification. It was traumatizing. I found myself wishing she would just hurry up and die.

As much as I was pro mage in DA:O I'm starting to slide toward Templars even if they are far more nuts this time.

A mad man with a blade could of done the same yes.. made a corpse of his beloved out of so many others.. But only a Mage could have put that person threw the hell of living like that..

I think there was a lot of moral ambiguity in DA2, but I couldn't condemn all mages because one of them - Quentin - was a madman. It was sad to see Leandra put through that, but I doubt Leandra would condemn her apostate son, daughter, or husband because of Quentin's actions. Magic ran in her family, after all. As bad as people like Quentin could be, we also saw mages who wanted nothing more than to experience life outside of the confines of the Circle and dedicated her time to healing the sick and the poor. We also saw the dark side of the templars, we heard how some mages are routinely abused and raped, and how some were made tranquil for no good reason at all. Seeing Anders' friend beg him to kill him because he didn't want to live as a tranquil as horrible, and I can see why Anders would want to free his people from this system. It's why I sided with the mages.

[Sonris89]

The templars would be an easy choice if their commander wasnt a genocidal maniac. She is there to balance out the whole public safety for the greater good role they otherwise would play.