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[maegi46]

I say this because he was the only "true" templar in the whole game. When you first meet Aveline and Ser Wesley he instantly knows either Hawke or Bethany is an apostate. Something no other "templar" and I use that term loosely once the prologue is over never sees or mentions. "The Order dictates....." Not to mention he seemed like he might have been easier to tolerate than an ungrateful Aveline who belittles your every move, and keeps Carver from becoming a guard if you're mage Hawke. She sure didn't mind you working for Meeran for an entire year to get her into the city.

My point was Wesley is the only real Templar in DA2 and he dies in the prologue. Sad.

[caradoc2000]

Good guys only win in movies - in games they get the Taint.

[The Angry One]

He knows because the plot says so.
And what kind of idiot tries to be openly hostile to up to 2 apostates with a broken arm and Darkspawn everywhere?

[TobiTobsen]

The Angry One wrote...

He knows because the plot says so.
And what kind of idiot tries to be openly hostile to up to 2 apostates with a broken arm and Darkspawn everywhere?

A Templar that believes in what the Order dictates...

[LadyJaneGrey]

The Angry One wrote...
He knows because the plot says so.
And what kind of idiot tries to be openly hostile to up to 2 apostates with a broken arm and Darkspawn everywhere?

Lyrium withdrawal was messing up his judgment?

[The Angry One]

I just wonder what would happen if Aveline wasn't there.

Wesley: THE ORDER DICTATES!!

Hawke: *shove*

Wesley on the ground: But the order dictates! Come back here I'm not done telling you the order dictates! Hey!

[TJPags]

Meh, I didn't like him. Just saved his life and he wants to **** that Bethany is an apostate.

Should leave him to die.

[TobiTobsen]

The Angry One wrote...

I just wonder what would happen if Aveline wasn't there.

Wesley: THE ORDER DICTATES!!

Hawke: *shove*

Wesley on the ground: But the order dictates! Come back here I'm not done telling you the order dictates! Hey!

You forgot Carver ****ing at you for shoving that templar

Wesley annoyed me. Why did he have an infight voiceset? All he did was screaming around that the darkspawn are to powerful and we should fall back. Fall back to where exactly Wesley? What did the Order dictate for this special occasion? Besides whining around?

[Selidor]

I didn't see Aveline as belittling Hawke - she's only really rude if you go on the rivalry path, and for that Hawke has to be pretty nasty to her anyway. Hawke is like family to her after all they go through, and she's just looking out for her/him in her rather stern way. Aveline complains about a lot of things that don't really bother her, like her job, and she does let Hawke drag her around on all sorts of questionably legal excursions despite her position in Kirkwall.

Ser Wesley definitely comes across as a lot more aware of things than say Cullen, though. Playing through with mage Hawke feels pretty awkward in Cullen's scenes.

[maegi46]

Yeah my point was Wesley was the only one that acted like a real templar with the ability to actually see a mage right in front of him. Granted he wasn't much of a threat with his one armed threats. LOL at the Angry One's narrative heh.

[The Angry One]

Yeah but again, "the plot dictates".
Honestly it just points out how silly the rest of the game is with regards to you being an apostate, Cullen's obliviousness especially.

Edit: Thinking of VtM: Bloodlines again, there should've been like a Templar-o-meter. Keep using magic within the city and the higher it gets until you have powerful Templar apostate hunters after you.

Modifié par The Angry One, 03 avril 2011 - 10:36 .

[Arbalest7]

 Not true...Meredith instantly recognizes your a mage too. That's why she went crazy, having such incompetent subordinates would do that to anyone.

[Trophonius]

Wesley struck me as a guy who adheres to rigid templar principles. If he survived past Lothering and became part of the Kirkwall templar order, he'd probably be no better than a subservient templar who challenges little of what's demanded of him.

Besides, I don't see the big deal about Cullen not pointedly reacting to the apostates right in front of him. You saved him a great deal of headache by resolving the issue with Keran. Why is it so unfathomable that he returned the favor?

[Sabariel]

Wesley seemed like a total putz to me :innocent:

[Alexein]

Wesley Vs. Arishok would have been something.

Arishok: "The Qun demands...."
Wesley: "The Order dictates...."
Arishok: "The Qun demands...."
Wesley: "The Order dictates...."
Arishok: "The Qun demands...."
Wesley: "The Order dictates...."
Arishok: "The Qun demands...."
Wesley: "The Order dictates...."
Arishok: "The Qun demands...."
Wesley: "The Order dictates...."

Either one of them would have ended up dead, or the arishok would have been so annoyed he'd leave anyway.

[The Angry One]

Trophonius wrote...

Besides, I don't see the big deal about Cullen not pointedly reacting to the apostates right in front of him. You saved him a great deal of headache by resolving the issue with Keran. Why is it so unfathomable that he returned the favor?

Setting aside that this is Cullen we're talking about, he could at least say so then.
Hell at one point he looks mage Hawke in the eye and declares "Mages aren't like you and me!"

[Danjaru]

I just took the excuse that the Templars at the gallows thought my Hawke was a cosplayer..

And all the Templars who saw him actually use magic were too hooked with Lyrium to be believed.

But the Darktown people who calmly walk right through my battlefield where I'm freezing 30+ thugs to death I don't get. They could've at least got some money for turning me in..

[Alexein]

Maybe they're afraid of you more than the templars

[Gavinthelocust]

He couldn't resist the taint.
-giggles-