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[Kyosukedei]

Don't know if anyone made a thread about this, but I think BIOWARE should start adding items that are used in cutscences to your inventory. Seriously If I'm going stab someone in a cutscence, I want it to be a epic dagger, not a fail one.

[Legbiter]

Don't you dare badmouth Murder Knife.

[The Angry One]

You mean the upgrade from kitchen knife from DA:O to dagger isn't enough for you?

[Taleroth]

If I can't fry Wesley with lightning from my fingertips, then he deserves to suffer from the Blight.

[bambooxfox]

Don't badmouth the Cutscene Dagger! Heck, in DA2 you almost use it on yourself at one point.

[Curlain]

Even Jory had it better then when he brought that longsword out from nowhere to confront Duncan with (even if you had completely stripped him of all equipment, which makes me wonder just where he was keeping it). However that didn't go to well for him, so maybe the knife is all right after all

[The Angry One]

Speaking of which it would be nice if blood magic animations had you slitting your wrist with the cutscene dagger instead of staff impalement.. oh well.

[Aradace]

Murder Knife, one word: Winning
That is all

Modifié par Aradace, 22 mars 2011 - 05:50 .

[Lithuasil]

Curlain wrote...

Even Jory had it better then when he brought that longsword out from nowhere to confront Duncan with (even if you had completely stripped him of all equipment, which makes me wonder just where he was keeping it). However that didn't go to well for him, so maybe the knife is all right after all

Stupid Jory, everyone knows Liam Neeson is invulnerable until the opportunity for the most tragically heroic death presents itself :|

[Skyplant]

Kyosukedei wrote...

Don't know if anyone made a thread about this, but I think BIOWARE should start adding items that are used in cutscences to your inventory. Seriously If I'm going stab someone in a cutscence, I want it to be a epic dagger, not a fail one.

Used to hate this, but now it's become ironically funny.

Especially at the end of Awakenings "sheath massive sword, pull out butterknife"

[Taleroth]

Lithuasil wrote...

Curlain wrote...

Even Jory had it better then when he brought that longsword out from nowhere to confront Duncan with (even if you had completely stripped him of all equipment, which makes me wonder just where he was keeping it). However that didn't go to well for him, so maybe the knife is all right after all

Stupid Jory, everyone knows Liam Neeson is invulnerable until the opportunity for the most tragically heroic death presents itself :|

Did I see you call Duncan Liam Neeson before?  You are aware that is not who voices him, right?  You are just making some awkward connection of thinking the Irish sound like they're from Louisiana, I hope.

[Curlain]

Skyplant wrote...

Kyosukedei wrote...

Don't know if anyone made a thread about this, but I think BIOWARE should start adding items that are used in cutscences to your inventory. Seriously If I'm going stab someone in a cutscence, I want it to be a epic dagger, not a fail one.

Used to hate this, but now it's become ironically funny.

Especially at the end of Awakenings "sheath massive sword, pull out butterknife"

Because everyone knows when you really absolutely need to slay a monsterous fiend, a simple massive sword just doesn't get the job done.  Only the mightly Butterknife of Righteous Fury will do 

[Lithuasil]

Taleroth wrote...

Lithuasil wrote...

Curlain wrote...

Even Jory had it better then when he brought that longsword out from nowhere to confront Duncan with (even if you had completely stripped him of all equipment, which makes me wonder just where he was keeping it). However that didn't go to well for him, so maybe the knife is all right after all

Stupid Jory, everyone knows Liam Neeson is invulnerable until the opportunity for the most tragically heroic death presents itself :|

Did I see you call Duncan Liam Neeson before?  You are aware that is not who voices him, right?  You are just making some awkward connection of thinking the Irish sound like they're from Louisiana, I hope.

Duncan lived like any Liam Neeson character ever, looks like liam Neeson, died like him, and if this was a movie he'd be played by Liam Neeson. If they also sounded alike, Bioware would get sued by Oscar Schindler and Quigon Jin :|

[The Angry One]

Except for the Archdemon, who absolutely requires a greatsword even if you're a mage!

[The Angry One]

Lithuasil wrote...

Duncan lived like any Liam Neeson character ever, looks like liam Neeson, died like him, and if this was a movie he'd be played by Liam Neeson. If they also sounded alike, Bioware would get sued by Oscar Schindler and Quigon Jin :|

Pft. Obi-Wan did it before him. In fact, the trope of invulnerable mentor character who dies in a great sacrifice is called "the Obi-Wan" (Gandalf does not count, he gets better).
So really you should call him Alec Guiness.

Modifié par The Angry One, 22 mars 2011 - 05:53 .

[KnightofPhoenix]

The Angry One wrote...

Speaking of which it would be nice if blood magic animations had you slitting your wrist with the cutscene dagger instead of staff impalement.. oh well.

Yes!
that was so weird. It was a wtf moment. Yea sure blound wound is very powerful and might require a lot of blood. But you are risking your organs here.

Modifié par KnightofPhoenix, 22 mars 2011 - 05:53 .

[Curlain]

The Angry One wrote...

Lithuasil wrote...

Duncan lived like any Liam Neeson character ever, looks like liam Neeson, died like him, and if this was a movie he'd be played by Liam Neeson. If they also sounded alike, Bioware would get sued by Oscar Schindler and Quigon Jin :|

Pft. Obi-Wan did it before him. In fact, the trope of invulnerable mentor character who dies in a great sacrifice is called "the Obi-Wan" (Gandalf does not count, he gets better).
So really you should call him Alec Guiness.

At least we didn't have Duncan's disembodied voice calling to us through the game to 'use the taint, Warden' 

[Lithuasil]

The Angry One wrote...

Lithuasil wrote...

Duncan lived like any Liam Neeson character ever, looks like liam Neeson, died like him, and if this was a movie he'd be played by Liam Neeson. If they also sounded alike, Bioware would get sued by Oscar Schindler and Quigon Jin :|

Pft. Obi-Wan did it before him. In fact, the trope of invulnerable mentor character who dies in a great sacrifice is called "the Obi-Wan" (Gandalf does not count, he gets better).
So really you should call him Alec Guiness.

Hold a picture of Duncan next to one of Qui gon Jin, and tell me I'm wrong :|
(for added bricks, compare Orsino and Gargamel)

[Taleroth]

Lithuasil wrote...

 looks like liam Neeson,

Liam Neeson is not Indian.

[Curlain]

Orisino always reminded me of Daeghun from NWN2

[Lithuasil]

Taleroth wrote...

Lithuasil wrote...

 looks like liam Neeson,

Liam Neeson is not Indian.

A few more weeks on tattoine and he'd have the tan right

[Icy Magebane]

I don't know... I like the idea of class-specific cutscene kills, but there's something very satisfying about throwing a small knife and lodging it squarely in the target's brain.

[Beerfish]

The murder knife sucked in this game, it looked like a potato peeler. And it's no fun not being able to wing it into the back of a head rather than the old gut shot.

[The Angry One]

Yeah during the post-Quentin cutscene with my mage I'm like..

"Why did you use the murder knife on a skeleton?"

I mean with a rogue that looks great, but a mage? Come on.