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[MerchantGOL]

Dave of Canada wrote...

Ayachi wrote...

What bothered me most was that everything was inevitable.

I like it more like this personally. Now people won't simply reload until everything is okay, Hawke has to suffer tragedy and he's human just like everybody else. He can't make everything better.

this !

[IEK07]

I intentionally avoided the forums until i had finished the game so i was under the impression that all these horrific events were my fault, which was quite depressing because i was always trying to do the right thing. The death of Hawke's mother was really tough, i thought that by killing that blood mage who was tracking the killer i doomed her, interestingly though it totally changed the way i played, became a bit of a vengeful monster after that event. Going back to the Hawke estate after the end of the game and hearing that same music was just haunting.

Now knowing that all these things happen no matter what does kind of kill the mood, but i'm happy i was able to experience it as i did.

[AtreiyaN7]

I was gutted over Leandra, but sometimes you can't save the people you love. It's not fair, but that's life. I think it says something about the writing that we were so emotional over our companions and family. I got very unpleasant with Carver at least once just because he was pushing my buttons. Ditto on Gamlen. And Anders...the romance is painful, but I'll probably choose him again anyway even though I know how terrible I felt about it afterward on my first run. I still feel kind of guilty when I think aout how nice Elthina was.

Modifié par AtreiyaN7, 14 mars 2011 - 12:30 .

[Snake321]

Haha I am genuinely surprised you just didn't have a suicide option somewhere considering the amount of depressingly bad **** they throw at poor Hawke!

[YamiSnuffles]

I don't have a problem with there being some inevitable tragedy. I just don't want to feel like everything was tragic. I mean, the framing narrative lets you know bad things are going down from the start but I had hoped I could at least make it bad with a silver lining. In the end, I felt like the only people I helped were the ones I convinced to leave Kirkwall. If only I could have done the same. I'd rather live in Blighted, destroyed Lothering. It would probably be a less depressing place.