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[MrDizazta]

So yeah, there is a certain scene where I could not stop crying and I pretty sure a lot of you guys cried during that scene.  In case you don't know what scene it was when Hawke's mother was murdered by the same guy you have been tracking sense Act 1.  So if that wasn't the scene then what made you cry during the game?

[Arrtis]

Wierd thing is they said he went after young healthy women.Yet all the women were old.Probably unhealthy too.

[XX-Pyro]

That scene touched me as no scene in a video game has, however I didn't cry.

[Jarlaxlecq]

i didnt cry but did shout out no! when the camara panned up and you see the scar accross her throat..... as soon as the quest was over i went to the internet to see if there was something i could have done to save her. I was sad when there was not.

[Merced652]

I facepalmed myself so hard a few times during this game that i cried.

Modifié par Merced652, 16 mars 2011 - 11:36 .

[Leharic]

Didn't cry, but Bethany dying really upset me.

[Gavinthelocust]

Giving me an emotion is like commanding a panda to win a marathon, very hard. Bioware has been good but I've never cried or had a more extreme reaction. Sad, angry, amused, and happy sure, but never to the point of crying.

[Malevolence65]

I didn't cry but the scene with Leandra was the closest I was.

[Everwarden]

I cried when Wal-Mart said they wouldn't refund my 50 dollars. 

[Herr Sovereign]

I felt sorrow. I didn't really cry during the game, but this encounter was close.

[Boradam]

When I saw Mother's stitches I was horrified and chills went down my spine.

[LadyRenegade]

I didnt cry, but i felt very bad and close too. I was more torn about hawkes mother dieing, then the anders stuff. Anders I just wanted to kill. It was still a sad scene, because hawke basically loses all of his family

[SelphieSK]

Everwarden wrote...

I cried when Wal-Mart said they wouldn't refund my 50 dollars. 

[AtreiyaN7]

Leandra and the Chantry's destruction upset me greatly - I didn't cry, but I felt horrible about both of those things. They were major emotional bodyblows.

[flakmeister_mcg]

Now I'm pretty much a big man baby. I'll get teary eyed over beautiful music, prose and deep and moving stories, but I'm not one to sell myself cheaply and get attached to poorly crafted characters.

Leandra is one such character. There's nothing to define her besides the fact that she's Hawke's mother. Because most of us have a natural aversion to the thought of our own mother's death, the writers cheaply have her killed off in one of the most bizarre and gratuitous manners possible, hoping human empathy and a sickly fascination with the morbid will sell it.

Well, I ain't buying.

[MerchantGOL]

Carver coming back saying his place was by your side made me cry

[yoshibb]

I was good during that whole scene until Fenris showed up at the very end to comfort my Hawke. Then I started to cry.

[IEK07]

No game has ever brought me to tears but the Leandra part was definitely a kick in the chest, the scene afterwards when you are back in the estate too, very sad, i couldn't help but be a bit of an **** to everyone for a while after

poor aveline


the music that plays in the house was really a sad reminder from that point on

[Icy Magebane]

No tears from me, but Leandra's resurrection was the lowest I felt. I thought he'd just cut her throat and put her in a wedding dress, but nooooo... they just had to go further. >.>

Also, this:

MerchantGOL wrote...

Carver coming back saying his place was by your side made me cry

Except, without the crying.

Modifié par Icy Magebane, 17 mars 2011 - 12:23 .

[fluorine7]

MerchantGOL wrote...

Carver coming back saying his place was by your side made me cry

Same here. I was on a rivalry path with him when he was taken by the Wardens. And at the moment, I lost Isabella, Fenris (who later come back), and Sebastian. It really means a lot that Avaline stayed with me, and Carver comes back. 

And I was all tearing when I managed to get Fenris back. I didn't know he'd come back, I thought I'd end up fighting and killing him. 

And of course the Chantry blow up... It's the biggest betrayal for me, since my fem-mage-Hawke romanced Anders. 

And the Qunari Mage quest. that's a really touchy one. 

[errant_knight]

I cried a few times while playing Origins, but never in DA2. It was more of a sad, numb sense of failure in the unhappier moments here. The scene where Hawke is sitting in the bed staring at his hand? Thats how I felt.

My most emotional moment was when Carver came back at the end. That and the utter joy I felt at getting the letter from King Alistair to meet him at the keep. It was like, Omg, something fun! Yay!

[Gamer Ftw]

I felt like crying when Sarrebas killed himself.
I kind of hate quinari now.

[vigna]

It was more numbing than crying, and being pissed off too. I was most upset about Bethany in the deep roads. The Mother thing almost seemed like a bit much after already seeing your bro and sister go....I was like "Cooommmmeee onnnnnnnnnnn." Then having Merrill get kidnapped I was like "If Gaider kills my video game girlfriend too after killing my entire video game family I'm gonna write him an angry video gamer hate letter." But that didn't happen so I was happy.....I was cringing but happy. So I thought it evoked the response he was looking for.

[Tigress M]

I never got immersed enough in DA2 to cry. I wish I had been able to. It was a good storyline, with some really well done dialog, but there just wasn't enough companion interaction to get me to care... and I really, really wanted to experience the same feelings in DA2 as I did in Origins.