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[MorrigansLove]

And, no, it isn't, TeddieSage.

Modifié par MorrigansLove, 17 avril 2011 - 08:15 .

[MorrigansLove]

Alistairlover94 wrote...

MorrigansLove wrote...

And, no, it isn't.

Was that directed at me?

Nope.

[Persephone]

MorrigansLove wrote...

Persephone wrote...

MorrigansLove wrote...

In DA2, if you press the heart button, you automatically start a romance! You can't have a friendly flirt with a friend, because the game doesn't let you do that. Hawke says his cringe-worthy pick up line, and it's done. The companion now wants you, unless you press the broken heart button. You can never have a friendly flirt, which is just incredibly unrealistic. And I never used gifts in origins, because that took me out of the experience.

Eh?

I've flirted with companions in DAII without having to press the broken heart icon to get them off me while I actually pursued the companion I wanted. Unlike in DAO where an unromanced Leliana biatched at me for "cheating" on her with Alistair!

And snarky Hawke's flirting is made of WIN!

I pressed the heart icon once for Merrill thinking it would be a friendly flirt, but instead It took us straight to the bedroom! I can't even stop the sex just before we get into bed shouting "this isn't right", the game forces the player into the sex scene. It makes me feel like my Hawke used Merrill for sex.

Actually, that does not happen. Pressing the heart icon never leads directly to the bedroom unless you've flirted with her a lot more before and she comes to visit you, to confess her feelings. I've played the game too many times to fall for that, sorry.

[MorrigansLove]

Persephone wrote...

MorrigansLove wrote...

Persephone wrote...

MorrigansLove wrote...

In DA2, if you press the heart button, you automatically start a romance! You can't have a friendly flirt with a friend, because the game doesn't let you do that. Hawke says his cringe-worthy pick up line, and it's done. The companion now wants you, unless you press the broken heart button. You can never have a friendly flirt, which is just incredibly unrealistic. And I never used gifts in origins, because that took me out of the experience.

Eh?

I've flirted with companions in DAII without having to press the broken heart icon to get them off me while I actually pursued the companion I wanted. Unlike in DAO where an unromanced Leliana biatched at me for "cheating" on her with Alistair!

And snarky Hawke's flirting is made of WIN!

I pressed the heart icon once for Merrill thinking it would be a friendly flirt, but instead It took us straight to the bedroom! I can't even stop the sex just before we get into bed shouting "this isn't right", the game forces the player into the sex scene. It makes me feel like my Hawke used Merrill for sex.

Actually, that does not happen. Pressing the heart icon never leads directly to the bedroom unless you've flirted with her a lot more before and she comes to visit you, to confess her feelings. I've played the game too many times to fall for that, sorry.

Must've been yet another bug.

[Persephone]

MorrigansLove wrote...

Persephone wrote...

MorrigansLove wrote...

Persephone wrote...

MorrigansLove wrote...

In DA2, if you press the heart button, you automatically start a romance! You can't have a friendly flirt with a friend, because the game doesn't let you do that. Hawke says his cringe-worthy pick up line, and it's done. The companion now wants you, unless you press the broken heart button. You can never have a friendly flirt, which is just incredibly unrealistic. And I never used gifts in origins, because that took me out of the experience.

Eh?

I've flirted with companions in DAII without having to press the broken heart icon to get them off me while I actually pursued the companion I wanted. Unlike in DAO where an unromanced Leliana biatched at me for "cheating" on her with Alistair!

And snarky Hawke's flirting is made of WIN!

I pressed the heart icon once for Merrill thinking it would be a friendly flirt, but instead It took us straight to the bedroom! I can't even stop the sex just before we get into bed shouting "this isn't right", the game forces the player into the sex scene. It makes me feel like my Hawke used Merrill for sex.

Actually, that does not happen. Pressing the heart icon never leads directly to the bedroom unless you've flirted with her a lot more before and she comes to visit you, to confess her feelings. I've played the game too many times to fall for that, sorry.

Must've been yet another bug.

I doubt that.

But hey, post a video of it, I'd like to see that. Maybe then I'll believe it actually happened.

[The Spirit of Dance]

why cant we have both a hideout where your party members meet and each companion still having there own place where you can discuss more... "private matters" or better yet keep the camp but let us go inside the tents.

Modifié par supremebloodwolf, 17 avril 2011 - 08:37 .

[MorrigansLove]

Persephone wrote...

MorrigansLove wrote...

Persephone wrote...

MorrigansLove wrote...

Persephone wrote...

MorrigansLove wrote...

In DA2, if you press the heart button, you automatically start a romance! You can't have a friendly flirt with a friend, because the game doesn't let you do that. Hawke says his cringe-worthy pick up line, and it's done. The companion now wants you, unless you press the broken heart button. You can never have a friendly flirt, which is just incredibly unrealistic. And I never used gifts in origins, because that took me out of the experience.

Eh?

I've flirted with companions in DAII without having to press the broken heart icon to get them off me while I actually pursued the companion I wanted. Unlike in DAO where an unromanced Leliana biatched at me for "cheating" on her with Alistair!

And snarky Hawke's flirting is made of WIN!

I pressed the heart icon once for Merrill thinking it would be a friendly flirt, but instead It took us straight to the bedroom! I can't even stop the sex just before we get into bed shouting "this isn't right", the game forces the player into the sex scene. It makes me feel like my Hawke used Merrill for sex.

Actually, that does not happen. Pressing the heart icon never leads directly to the bedroom unless you've flirted with her a lot more before and she comes to visit you, to confess her feelings. I've played the game too many times to fall for that, sorry.

Must've been yet another bug.

I doubt that.

But hey, post a video of it, I'd like to see that. Maybe then I'll believe it actually happened.

I just read the manual and, to me, it just says that the heart icon means flirty. I flirted with Merrill throughout the whole game thinking it was just playful flirting. Some men with any kind of social capability who have flirted with woman, but didn't actually want to get in their bed, know what I'm talking about. I thought it was just playful, fun flirting. People tell me "Oh, you shouldn't have used the heart, the heart means you want to pursue a romantic interest!" Why? People can be flirty without actually wanting love or sex.

[MorrigansLove]

But f*ck it, you'll be telling me like everyone else that I should've just pressed the broken heart icon, when it came up. To me, that isn't realistic, it's just plain stupid.

[Persephone]

MorrigansLove wrote...

Persephone wrote...

MorrigansLove wrote...

Persephone wrote...

MorrigansLove wrote...

Persephone wrote...

MorrigansLove wrote...

In DA2, if you press the heart button, you automatically start a romance! You can't have a friendly flirt with a friend, because the game doesn't let you do that. Hawke says his cringe-worthy pick up line, and it's done. The companion now wants you, unless you press the broken heart button. You can never have a friendly flirt, which is just incredibly unrealistic. And I never used gifts in origins, because that took me out of the experience.

Eh?

I've flirted with companions in DAII without having to press the broken heart icon to get them off me while I actually pursued the companion I wanted. Unlike in DAO where an unromanced Leliana biatched at me for "cheating" on her with Alistair!

And snarky Hawke's flirting is made of WIN!

I pressed the heart icon once for Merrill thinking it would be a friendly flirt, but instead It took us straight to the bedroom! I can't even stop the sex just before we get into bed shouting "this isn't right", the game forces the player into the sex scene. It makes me feel like my Hawke used Merrill for sex.

Actually, that does not happen. Pressing the heart icon never leads directly to the bedroom unless you've flirted with her a lot more before and she comes to visit you, to confess her feelings. I've played the game too many times to fall for that, sorry.

Must've been yet another bug.

I doubt that.

But hey, post a video of it, I'd like to see that. Maybe then I'll believe it actually happened.

I just read the manual and, to me, it just says that the heart icon means flirty. I flirted with Merrill throughout the whole game thinking it was just playful flirting. Some men with any kind of social capability who have flirted with woman, but didn't actually want to get in their bed, know what I'm talking about. I thought it was just playful, fun flirting. People tell me "Oh, you shouldn't have used the heart, the heart means you want to pursue a romantic interest!" Why? People can be flirty without actually wanting love or sex.

This is a GAME. A Bioware game! Have you ever flirted with Leliana and received her jealousy talks if you dare to romance someone else?

Yeesh!

[chelseaisthepan]

I miss party camp, but I don't think it would've worked right for the setting. We're not running around trying to bring people together; we're pretty much only in Kirkwall. Plus, I loved the fact that your companions actually talked to one another and visited.

It didn't really bother me that much that I couldn't talk to my companions whenever I wanted. Would I have preferred to talk at my convenience? Yes.

Hopefully if Bioware goes back to the "talk at will" conversations they can disable them when you're not in party camp. Saves the awkward experience of Alistair trying to give a rose to you when you're covered in blood in the middle of an abomination-ridden tower. Ahem.

[ReallyRue]

I don't miss the party camp. Everyone just stood there and did nothing. Admittedly the DA2 characters just stand around and do nothing in different places, at least until you click on them. Then they at least pretend that they were just doing something.

I wish the DAO camp had been a little more active: Alistair playing with his golem dolls, Wynne darning a sock, Shale stomping a pigeon, whatever.

[MorrigansLove]

Persephone wrote...

MorrigansLove wrote...

Persephone wrote...

MorrigansLove wrote...

Persephone wrote...

MorrigansLove wrote...

Persephone wrote...

MorrigansLove wrote...

In DA2, if you press the heart button, you automatically start a romance! You can't have a friendly flirt with a friend, because the game doesn't let you do that. Hawke says his cringe-worthy pick up line, and it's done. The companion now wants you, unless you press the broken heart button. You can never have a friendly flirt, which is just incredibly unrealistic. And I never used gifts in origins, because that took me out of the experience.

Eh?

I've flirted with companions in DAII without having to press the broken heart icon to get them off me while I actually pursued the companion I wanted. Unlike in DAO where an unromanced Leliana biatched at me for "cheating" on her with Alistair!

And snarky Hawke's flirting is made of WIN!

I pressed the heart icon once for Merrill thinking it would be a friendly flirt, but instead It took us straight to the bedroom! I can't even stop the sex just before we get into bed shouting "this isn't right", the game forces the player into the sex scene. It makes me feel like my Hawke used Merrill for sex.

Actually, that does not happen. Pressing the heart icon never leads directly to the bedroom unless you've flirted with her a lot more before and she comes to visit you, to confess her feelings. I've played the game too many times to fall for that, sorry.

Must've been yet another bug.

I doubt that.

But hey, post a video of it, I'd like to see that. Maybe then I'll believe it actually happened.

I just read the manual and, to me, it just says that the heart icon means flirty. I flirted with Merrill throughout the whole game thinking it was just playful flirting. Some men with any kind of social capability who have flirted with woman, but didn't actually want to get in their bed, know what I'm talking about. I thought it was just playful, fun flirting. People tell me "Oh, you shouldn't have used the heart, the heart means you want to pursue a romantic interest!" Why? People can be flirty without actually wanting love or sex.

This is a GAME. A Bioware game! Have you ever flirted with Leliana and received her jealousy talks if you dare to romance someone else?

Yeesh!

Never even took Leliana with any of my wardens so I wouldn't know.

[Persephone]

MorrigansLove wrote...

Persephone wrote...

MorrigansLove wrote...

Persephone wrote...

MorrigansLove wrote...

Persephone wrote...

MorrigansLove wrote...

Persephone wrote...

MorrigansLove wrote...

In DA2, if you press the heart button, you automatically start a romance! You can't have a friendly flirt with a friend, because the game doesn't let you do that. Hawke says his cringe-worthy pick up line, and it's done. The companion now wants you, unless you press the broken heart button. You can never have a friendly flirt, which is just incredibly unrealistic. And I never used gifts in origins, because that took me out of the experience.

Eh?

I've flirted with companions in DAII without having to press the broken heart icon to get them off me while I actually pursued the companion I wanted. Unlike in DAO where an unromanced Leliana biatched at me for "cheating" on her with Alistair!

And snarky Hawke's flirting is made of WIN!

I pressed the heart icon once for Merrill thinking it would be a friendly flirt, but instead It took us straight to the bedroom! I can't even stop the sex just before we get into bed shouting "this isn't right", the game forces the player into the sex scene. It makes me feel like my Hawke used Merrill for sex.

Actually, that does not happen. Pressing the heart icon never leads directly to the bedroom unless you've flirted with her a lot more before and she comes to visit you, to confess her feelings. I've played the game too many times to fall for that, sorry.

Must've been yet another bug.

I doubt that.

But hey, post a video of it, I'd like to see that. Maybe then I'll believe it actually happened.

I just read the manual and, to me, it just says that the heart icon means flirty. I flirted with Merrill throughout the whole game thinking it was just playful flirting. Some men with any kind of social capability who have flirted with woman, but didn't actually want to get in their bed, know what I'm talking about. I thought it was just playful, fun flirting. People tell me "Oh, you shouldn't have used the heart, the heart means you want to pursue a romantic interest!" Why? People can be flirty without actually wanting love or sex.

This is a GAME. A Bioware game! Have you ever flirted with Leliana and received her jealousy talks if you dare to romance someone else?

Yeesh!

Never even took Leliana with any of my wardens so I wouldn't know.

Whaaaaaaaaaaat? But her banters with Morrigan are among the best ever!

[MorrigansLove]

Persephone wrote...

MorrigansLove wrote...

Persephone wrote...

MorrigansLove wrote...

Persephone wrote...

MorrigansLove wrote...

Persephone wrote...

MorrigansLove wrote...

Persephone wrote...

MorrigansLove wrote...

In DA2, if you press the heart button, you automatically start a romance! You can't have a friendly flirt with a friend, because the game doesn't let you do that. Hawke says his cringe-worthy pick up line, and it's done. The companion now wants you, unless you press the broken heart button. You can never have a friendly flirt, which is just incredibly unrealistic. And I never used gifts in origins, because that took me out of the experience.

Eh?

I've flirted with companions in DAII without having to press the broken heart icon to get them off me while I actually pursued the companion I wanted. Unlike in DAO where an unromanced Leliana biatched at me for "cheating" on her with Alistair!

And snarky Hawke's flirting is made of WIN!

I pressed the heart icon once for Merrill thinking it would be a friendly flirt, but instead It took us straight to the bedroom! I can't even stop the sex just before we get into bed shouting "this isn't right", the game forces the player into the sex scene. It makes me feel like my Hawke used Merrill for sex.

Actually, that does not happen. Pressing the heart icon never leads directly to the bedroom unless you've flirted with her a lot more before and she comes to visit you, to confess her feelings. I've played the game too many times to fall for that, sorry.

Must've been yet another bug.

I doubt that.

But hey, post a video of it, I'd like to see that. Maybe then I'll believe it actually happened.

I just read the manual and, to me, it just says that the heart icon means flirty. I flirted with Merrill throughout the whole game thinking it was just playful flirting. Some men with any kind of social capability who have flirted with woman, but didn't actually want to get in their bed, know what I'm talking about. I thought it was just playful, fun flirting. People tell me "Oh, you shouldn't have used the heart, the heart means you want to pursue a romantic interest!" Why? People can be flirty without actually wanting love or sex.

This is a GAME. A Bioware game! Have you ever flirted with Leliana and received her jealousy talks if you dare to romance someone else?

Yeesh!

Never even took Leliana with any of my wardens so I wouldn't know.

Whaaaaaaaaaaat? But her banters with Morrigan are among the best ever!

My warden was an atheist. I think it would have got on his nerves if he had kept hearing "The maker is so smart, the maker is so funny. I love the maker!".

Modifié par MorrigansLove, 17 avril 2011 - 09:18 .

[Night Prowler76]

  I miss the party camp as well.

[wildannie]

erynnar wrote...

savagesparrow wrote...

The problem I had with the party
camp in DA: O was the same as what Cutlass Jack mentioned--you could
easily burn through all of Alistair's conversations before the game is
even over--In my second playthrough, I think I got him to 100% right
after we did the mage tower... 

Abispa wrote...

The camp scene? I miss it only for the ease of inventory management. I realize that it was a necessary feature for DA:O (the first game in a series) since it allowed you learn about he entire history of Thedas civilization while standing mute around a campfire, but it really did bother me (as others have mentioned) that you could basically talk away 50 to 75% of a character's interactions in one sitting...

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Okay, I understand where both of you are coming from on the convos, gifts and burning through them too fast. But the simple solution is don't do it. You had control over whether you bought them off with gifts, or burned through every convo possibility or made them love you right away.  In DA2 that power was taken away from me and got done for me.  I am not an infant. If I burned through convos or bribed them into liking me, well that was my perogative, wasn't it? Just because you could,doesn't mean you should. But having the power to decide that is better imho than holding my friggin' hand. I was in control over whether my convos, or relationships went too fast or not. I don't need the devs at BioWare to decide that for me, thanks.

And I did love camp as a way to let off the steam from the angsty angst. But it wouldn't work in Kirkwall so much. So, I can see them having their own places. A comprimise might be to have them with their own places (and you can visit them anytime, talk to them any time), and a couple of cut away meetings say at the Hanged Man where they have all gotten together to meet with each other and where Hawke can meet them.

What erynnar said... don't do it if you don't like it!  I really hate that I can't get any convos from my companions except when quest related.  Frankly, it's the reason I'm writing this now rather than playing the game.

I keep clicking on the companions (don't really know why  ) and it's like pulling the drawstring on a childs talking doll...

[Abispa]

Hey, can you guys keep cutting and pasting each other's comments in your posts? I want to see how narrow those text boxes get.

[Dragoonlordz]

Oh dear god... You two quoting each others quotes is killing me... This is the one and only time in the world I will agree with the concept of streamlining.

Modifié par Dragoonlordz, 17 avril 2011 - 11:23 .

[PirateT138]

The camp worked for Origins when you were on the move, but wouldn't work that well in DA2.

Still, a central location to work with inventories and talk to people would have been nice. The entire party should have spent time at the Hanged Man at night or something.

Making things you have to do a lot painless is always a good thing, I highly approve of the mail-order style crafting vs. having to do it yourself or have a party member do it.

[thereal mangiraffedog]

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[MorrigansLove]

and Persephone, here's a video supporting my theory from earlier:

[Dragoonlordz]

MorrigansLove wrote...

and Persephone, here's a video supporting my theory from earlier:

If you add, [*url*] at the beginning and [/*url*] at the end it will post it as a link. (Minus the *s when use this method, I had to add them to allow it to show the words you type).

Modifié par Dragoonlordz, 18 avril 2011 - 01:46 .