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[Curlain]

The Angry One wrote...

I'd rather talk about Fenris. But if you like boobs so much I can talk about both with two words.

"Lyrium breasts."

Is this DA's version of implants? 

[Lithuasil]

The Angry One wrote...

I'd rather talk about Fenris.

I second the notion.

[Hrodric]

Edit: Because TAO wants to talk about Fenris; and Lithuasil has a crush on the bastard.

p.s.:TAO and Lithuasil are poopy-heads.

Modifié par Hrodric, 08 avril 2011 - 07:59 .

[TobiTobsen]

The Angry One wrote...

I'd rather talk about Fenris. But if you like boobs so much I can talk about both with two words.

"Lyrium breasts."

Ah... yes. Lyrium breasts. I always asked myself if he really did it to impress Isabela, when you aren't romancing one of them. But... I think Isabela would be satisfied with a cheap bottle of whiskey. No need to tattoo yourself lyrium breasts to the chest.

[PantheraOnca]

Andraste's ass! I go to file my taxes and the thread devolves into debauchery!

::gets popcorn::

[The Angry One]

Lithuasil wrote...

The Angry One wrote...

I'd rather talk about Fenris.

I second the notion.

So Fenris. Broody or broodiest? What's the right amount of broody, and is it justified?

[Curlain]

Hrodric wrote...

OK, let's get it back on topic, you guyz.

Here is my ONE problem with Fenris:

He doesn't have these:



What's *your* one problem with Fenris. Remember guys, please stay on topic; it's important. 

Hmm, I was trying to think of something, but your compelling argument is all the reason needed, besides that he doesn't have them in lyrium either 

[The Serge777]

Crunchyinmilk wrote...

The Angry One wrote...

The fact that he sought out the markings himself (to free his family in the process) doesn't change that a) he was a slave and most Magisters are EVIL.

It so does.  He assumes every mage will resort to the darker parts of the art when pressured in times of great personal need.  Just like he did.

It is totally a case of pot calling the kettle black.  There's a reason he repressed his past, and like many repressed memories its intricately linked with shame.

This, and the post that precedes it, is well written. 

[Arppis]

The Angry One wrote...

Lithuasil wrote...

The Angry One wrote...

I'd rather talk about Fenris.

I second the notion.

So Fenris. Broody or broodiest? What's the right amount of broody, and is it justified?

Fenris whines to everyone! He's like one short whinage machine! So, he takes it bit too far.

EDIT: Sorry tired and all.

Modifié par Arppis, 08 avril 2011 - 08:02 .

[Curlain]

The Angry One wrote...

Lithuasil wrote...

The Angry One wrote...

I'd rather talk about Fenris.

I second the notion.

So Fenris. Broody or broodiest? What's the right amount of broody, and is it justified?

Compared to Anders he was fine, at least he apologizes for having a go at Hawke and doesn't sulk around like Anders did.  That put him head and shoulders above the mage imo

[Arppis]

Curlain wrote...

The Angry One wrote...

Lithuasil wrote...

The Angry One wrote...

I'd rather talk about Fenris.

I second the notion.

So Fenris. Broody or broodiest? What's the right amount of broody, and is it justified?

Compared to Anders he was fine, at least he apologizes for having a go at Hawke and doesn't sulk around like Anders did.  That put him head and shoulders above the mage imo

He never apologized to me for wasting my time with hearing him whine all day. <_<

[Lithuasil]

The Angry One wrote...

Lithuasil wrote...

The Angry One wrote...

I'd rather talk about Fenris.

I second the notion.

So Fenris. Broody or broodiest? What's the right amount of broody, and is it justified?

It's justified, and excused via wallshoving 

[Curlain]

Arppis wrote...

Curlain wrote...

The Angry One wrote...

Lithuasil wrote...

The Angry One wrote...

I'd rather talk about Fenris.

I second the notion.

So Fenris. Broody or broodiest? What's the right amount of broody, and is it justified?

Compared to Anders he was fine, at least he apologizes for having a go at Hawke and doesn't sulk around like Anders did.  That put him head and shoulders above the mage imo

He never apologized to me for wasting my time with hearing him whine all day. <_<

That's why I always brought Izzy along, she keep him to distracted for going of into whingfests 

Modifié par Curlain, 08 avril 2011 - 08:19 .

[The Angry One]

Lithuasil wrote...

The Angry One wrote...

Lithuasil wrote...

The Angry One wrote...

I'd rather talk about Fenris.

I second the notion.

So Fenris. Broody or broodiest? What's the right amount of broody, and is it justified?

It's justified, and excused via wallshoving 

Best point I've heard all day.

[Arppis]

The Angry One wrote...

Lithuasil wrote...

The Angry One wrote...

Lithuasil wrote...

The Angry One wrote...

I'd rather talk about Fenris.

I second the notion.

So Fenris. Broody or broodiest? What's the right amount of broody, and is it justified?

It's justified, and excused via wallshoving 

Best point I've heard all day.

I could shove you against walls all day long, would I be excused too?

[Oloria]

Can never have too much brooding.

Also, on topic: we're talking about the character who takes THREE YEARS to work up the courage to continue a relationship with Hawke. Whether this is entirely down to his fear of unwanted returning memories or that embarking on a relationship is akin to starting anew, I'm not sure. Perhaps a bit of both.

So to me, it wasn't so surprising that he didn't let go of his hatred within the seven years he knew Hawke, especially given Kirkwall isn't the best place to go seeking well-adjusted mages. By Act 3, he does accept he is ready to try to start a new life and let go of his past, but coming to that realisation is probably only the first step in a long process.

[The Angry One]

Arppis wrote...

The Angry One wrote...

Lithuasil wrote...

The Angry One wrote...

Lithuasil wrote...

The Angry One wrote...

I'd rather talk about Fenris.

I second the notion.

So Fenris. Broody or broodiest? What's the right amount of broody, and is it justified?

It's justified, and excused via wallshoving 

Best point I've heard all day.

I could shove you against walls all day long, would I be excused too?

Depends on how it's done.
In Fenris' case it's the spur of the moment/fit of passion in the scene that makes it work.

[The Angry One]

Oloria wrote...

Can never have too much brooding.

Also, on topic: we're talking about the character who takes THREE YEARS to work up the courage to continue a relationship with Hawke. Whether this is entirely down to his fear of unwanted returning memories or that embarking on a relationship is akin to starting anew, I'm not sure. Perhaps a bit of both.

That's just another example of how the passage of time completely fails in this game.
I mean, 3 years to say "That night was the best of my life!". I think tortoises have more rapid relationships.

[Arppis]

The Angry One wrote...

Oloria wrote...

Can never have too much brooding.

Also, on topic: we're talking about the character who takes THREE YEARS to work up the courage to continue a relationship with Hawke. Whether this is entirely down to his fear of unwanted returning memories or that embarking on a relationship is akin to starting anew, I'm not sure. Perhaps a bit of both.

That's just another example of how the passage of time completely fails in this game.
I mean, 3 years to say "That night was the best of my life!". I think tortoises have more rapid relationships.

He propably spent it brooding and whining. Thats what he does, so you expect him to have backbone to actualy do something?

[TheBlackBaron]

The Angry One wrote...

Lithuasil wrote...

The Angry One wrote...

I'd rather talk about Fenris.

I second the notion.

So Fenris. Broody or broodiest? What's the right amount of broody, and is it justified?

He's like Thane, if all Thane was broody instead of philosophical. 

He's also like Carth, if Carth was broody instead of whiny.

Taken together, you have some sort of perfect storm of broodiness. The fact that he'd prefer to spend his freedom sitting in an abandoned, ruined mansion and brooding about he was a slave is telling. 

[NeroSparda]

Arppis wrote...

The Angry One wrote...

Oloria wrote...

Can never have too much brooding.

Also, on topic: we're talking about the character who takes THREE YEARS to work up the courage to continue a relationship with Hawke. Whether this is entirely down to his fear of unwanted returning memories or that embarking on a relationship is akin to starting anew, I'm not sure. Perhaps a bit of both.

That's just another example of how the passage of time completely fails in this game.
I mean, 3 years to say "That night was the best of my life!". I think tortoises have more rapid relationships.

He propably spent it brooding and whining. Thats what he does, so you expect him to have backbone to actualy do something?

Seems like my Hawke and Merrill have been having many nights together compared to Fenris and Hawke. MWAHAHAHA!

[Addai]

Fenris may not have big gazongas, but judging by his nocturnal activities if he's not with Hawke, he likes 'em.

And now my Hawke feels slightly inadequate. Thanks a lot.

Modifié par Addai67, 08 avril 2011 - 09:14 .

[Curlain]

TheBlackBaron wrote...

The Angry One wrote...

Lithuasil wrote...

The Angry One wrote...

I'd rather talk about Fenris.

I second the notion.

So Fenris. Broody or broodiest? What's the right amount of broody, and is it justified?

He's like Thane, if all Thane was broody instead of philosophical. 

He's also like Carth, if Carth was broody instead of whiny.

Taken together, you have some sort of perfect storm of broodiness. The fact that he'd prefer to spend his freedom sitting in an abandoned, ruined mansion and brooding about he was a slave is telling. 

Thank the Maker he was broody instead of whiny like Carth, man if I had the option at the end to kill Carth at the end of KOTOR I would have taken it (but the coward ran away even in the DS option, leaving Mission of all people with the only backbone to stand up to Revan+Bastila).  So I'll take Fenris over Carth any day (apologies to any Carth fans, this was just my reaction to him of course, I'm sure his character is great for others )

[Curlain]

Addai67 wrote...

Fenris may not have big gazongas, but judging by his nocturnal activities if he's not with Hawke, he likes 'em.

And now my Hawke feels slightly inadequate. Thanks a lot.

Don't worry, Hawke is the most awesome character in Kirkwall, so Hawke can never be inadequate to anyone 

But now I think we need to hear more of Fenris' nocturnal activities, just to you know, have a better understanding of the character in question 

[NeroSparda]

Curlain wrote...

TheBlackBaron wrote...

The Angry One wrote...

Lithuasil wrote...

The Angry One wrote...

I'd rather talk about Fenris.

I second the notion.

So Fenris. Broody or broodiest? What's the right amount of broody, and is it justified?

He's like Thane, if all Thane was broody instead of philosophical. 

He's also like Carth, if Carth was broody instead of whiny.

Taken together, you have some sort of perfect storm of broodiness. The fact that he'd prefer to spend his freedom sitting in an abandoned, ruined mansion and brooding about he was a slave is telling. 

Thank the Maker he was broody instead of whiny like Carth, man if I had the option at the end to kill Carth at the end of KOTOR I would have taken it (but the coward ran away even in the DS option, leaving Mission of all people with the only backbone to stand up to Revan+Bastila).  So I'll take Fenris over Carth any day (apologies to any Carth fans, this was just my reaction to him of course, I'm sure his character is great for others )

Actually you can still kill Carth in the end of KOTOR 1, but I think it is only possible if you play through as a Female Revan who romanced Carth and went to the dark side... was so worth it after listening to whine his ass off.