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[Razor_Zeng]

Fieryeel wrote...

Abispa wrote...

The only difference I've noticed is that I've become terribly uncomfortably playing a Lady Hawke thanks to all the creepy comments on these forums posted by male Lady Hawke players.

I really should post pics of FemHawke x Bethany romance pics to mess with your mind.

My LadyHawke looks like Bethany so those pics would be very weird indeed.

[KBomb]

IEatWhatIPoo wrote...


And pissing off all of Thedas, thus bringing about the ruination of the entire Dalish civilisation (only because the player is male) isn't?

People throw the word 'sexist' around too freely.

I tend to agree with you.

[Yakko77]

berelinde wrote...

Flamingdropbear wrote...

Only one I've noticed is the Arishok didn't want to fight a woman, but Fernis talked him into it.

That's strange. He didn't have a problem fighting my female PC.

He didn't have an issue fighting my female mage and rogue either.  Must depend on dialogue choices vs. gender choice.

[Pandaman102]

Yakko77 wrote...

He didn't have an issue fighting my female mage and rogue either.  Must depend on dialogue choices vs. gender choice.

Which raises an interesting point, has anyone played a male character that didn't bother gaining the Arishok's respect or Isabela's friendship? If so, did the Arishok also refuse to duel that Hawke?

Modifié par Pandaman102, 29 avril 2011 - 06:17 .

[Abispa]

It is impossible to NOT earn the Arishok's respect for your battle prowess, though there is some dialog dressing for the females to give the illusion it could be otherwise. The only thing I was able to do is to NOT lessen his disgust for me, but outside of him accusing Sir Hawke of being greedy and wallowing in filth, or something like that, it changes nothing in the story. Of course, I recommend giving up Isabella at least once during your playthroughs.

[elearon1]

Abispa wrote...
 Of course, I recommend giving up Isabella at least once during your playthroughs.

Agreed.  Hell, in my Mage playthrough I lost Isabela, Anders, and Fenris. (the letter you get after ditching Fenris is revealing and interesting)  

Really, I encourage people do to the "things you'd never do" in at least one playthrough, to see how they turn out.

[Abispa]

By "ditching" Fenris, you meant [edit: spoiler]? I might try it to see that letter, but after hearing my family's stories of missionary work in nations where slavery is still practiced, I've always been inclined to kill slavers automatically, whether or not I had a "good" or "evil" Hawke.

Modifié par Abispa, 30 avril 2011 - 04:37 .

[elearon1]

Abispa wrote...

By "ditching" Fenris, you meant ....

I did mean that, but I meant to say it without Spoilers.  I'm sure some people would appreciate it if you'd modify your post to fix that.

Otherwise, I can see how some decisions can be difficult ... I had a really hard time with Isabela ... the idea of betraying a friend, or even a party member, didn't sit well with me.  But, one shoud give everything a try at least once. (usually twice, in case the first time was a fluke)

[Harid]

Is there ever a difference in Bioware games? I am asking this question seriously.

Note that I don't consider romances as "a difference".

Was under the impression that out of their fear of having players have different plot lines that may never be seen by other players, Bioware tends not to make much in terms of differences between genders.

I never side with slavers, ever.  Even in games. . .can't cross that line.

Modifié par Harid, 30 avril 2011 - 02:58 .

[Jedi Master of Orion]

I don't know what the Arishok's willingness to duel Hawke is different for the genders, but I guess his dialogue is. That's mostly what is different. When Isabella hooked up with my female Hawke she offered to have some "girly fun". I would imagine that's not what she would offer a male Hawke.

[Cutlass Jack]

Jedi Master of Orion wrote...

When Isabella hooked up with my female Hawke she offered to have some "girly fun". I would imagine that's not what she would offer a male Hawke.

Rumors of us dancing the Remigold in pretty dresses are completely unfounded.

Modifié par Cutlass Jack, 30 avril 2011 - 05:40 .

[Sussurus]

elearon1 wrote...

Abispa wrote...
 Of course, I recommend giving up Isabella at least once during your playthroughs.

Agreed.  Hell, in my Mage playthrough I lost Isabela, Anders, and Fenris. (the letter you get after ditching Fenris is revealing and interesting)  

Really, I encourage people do to the "things you'd never do" in at least one playthrough, to see how they turn out.

Yes, only way to get as much depth and playtime is to do so.
It helps seeing every side and all the details that you may overlook for preference sake.

[HighSpeedDirtuk]

Pandaman102 wrote...

Yakko77 wrote...

He didn't have an issue fighting my female mage and rogue either.  Must depend on dialogue choices vs. gender choice.

Which raises an interesting point, has anyone played a male character that didn't bother gaining the Arishok's respect or Isabela's friendship? If so, did the Arishok also refuse to duel that Hawke?

I dident gain his respect or isabelas friendship with my male mage hawk and he had no problem dueling him?

[Nephi_1111]

Pandaman102 wrote...

Yakko77 wrote...

He didn't have an issue fighting my female mage and rogue either.  Must depend on dialogue choices vs. gender choice.

Which raises an interesting point, has anyone played a male character that didn't bother gaining the Arishok's respect or Isabela's friendship? If so, did the Arishok also refuse to duel that Hawke?

Yes for me I didn't get the option to duel, it just went to the big fight.

[Tommy6860]

I think my characters are having a bit of an identity crisis.

[Pandaman102]

HighSpeedDirtuk wrote...

I dident gain his respect or isabelas friendship with my male mage hawk and he had no problem dueling him?

Nephi_1111 wrote...

Yes for me I didn't get the option to duel, it just went to the big fight.

That's really weird, two contradictory results. Either there's another flag that determines dueling or it's a bugged option.

[Huntress]

Chugster wrote...

hmm, im on a Lady Hawke run now and had no issues fighting ole horn head

Same, it show he respect you and want to taste your metals, if he doesn't respect you, then you fight with your group.

I never bring fenris, and i still duel him.

Modifié par Huntress, 30 avril 2011 - 05:54 .

[CalJones]

They cleary need some sammiches.