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[Greta13]

 So I've romanced Fenris, and now Isabella had asked me to go on her ship. Will I mess up my Fenris romance if I agree to go with her? 
I can't bear the thought of losing Fenris after the the bull**** I've put up with trying to romance him 

[PseudoEthnic]

You can go with Isabela on her ship along with your chosen LI. Just remember to choose the dialog option where it says "What about [insert LI here]?"

[Lenimph]

Well if your romancing Merrill you can ask to bring her with... so if you can't ask to bring Fenris well... assume the worse. Tis the Dragon Age style.

[Greta13]

PseudoEthnic wrote...

You can go with Isabela on her ship along with your chosen LI. Just remember to choose the dialog option where it says "What about [insert LI here]?"

I've looked for that option and it isn't there! It was there when I romanced Merrill, but not Fenris! I've done his quests, and the goey dialogue afterwards, but I haven't given him the silver sword of mercy, could that make a difference?

[TheBlackBaron]

Maybe Isabela just doesn't think Fenris is cut out to be a cabin boy?

[Greta13]

TheBlackBaron wrote...

Maybe Isabela just doesn't think Fenris is cut out to be a cabin boy?

If that's the case I'll steal her ****ing boat! I practically gave it to her!! I wanna be a pirate with Fenris goddamit!! 

[hoorayforicecream]

Oddly, she has no dialogue for bringing Fenris or Sebastian along.

[LT123]

Maybe it's bugged? I'm not getting it with my Fenris romance and I've done all his quests (including the last Questioning Beliefs) and given him the sword.

[Greta13]

Dam, has anybody accepted Isabella's offer while romancing Fenris to see if Varric's narration changes at the end, or if Fenris's dialogue changes at the end?

[hoorayforicecream]

LT123 wrote...

Maybe it's bugged? I'm not getting it with my Fenris romance and I've done all his quests (including the last Questioning Beliefs) and given him the sword.

No, it's not bugged. There's actually no lines in the talk table for it. Also, accepting or rejecting Isabela's offer to sail away has no effect on the ending whatsoever.

Modifié par hoorayforicecream, 05 mai 2011 - 03:59 .

[LT123]

Oh, wow. Strange that only Anders and Merrill have that option.

[PseudoEthnic]

LT123 wrote...

Oh, wow. Strange that only Anders and Merrill have that option.

Not surprising since BioWare made them romance juggernauts with more content than either Fenris or Isabela(they are both optional party members.)

Modifié par PseudoEthnic, 05 mai 2011 - 05:27 .

[TheBlackBaron]

PseudoEthnic wrote...

LT123 wrote...

Oh, wow. Strange that only Anders and Merrill have that option.

Not surprising since BioWare made them romance juggernauts with more content than either Fenris or Isabela(they are both optional party members.)

Well, to be fair, Merrill doesn't have huge commitment and intimacy issues like Fenris does. Anders might, I don't know, I don't know anything about his romance other than a few oft-repeated lines that the girls (or guys, I guess) squee over. 

EDIT: Not that I know all that much about Fenris' either. 

Modifié par TheBlackBaron, 05 mai 2011 - 05:34 .

[Pseudo the Mustachioed]

Well there goes my only plan for this playthrough

Headcanon will always have the party boat.

Modifié par Pseudocognition, 05 mai 2011 - 05:36 .

[Andraste_Reborn]

Agreeing to sail off with Isabela will not affect your romance! Nor do you get to hear whether you ever actually got on the boat, but you can assume so.

In my mind, that particular Hawke and Fenris sailed off with Izzy and became pirates. Arrrrrr.

[thegrimfandango]

When does Isabela ask you to sail away with her? She's never asked me

[Knight of Dane]

thegrimfandango wrote...

When does Isabela ask you to sail away with her? She's never asked me

Her final quest in Act 3 -> Let her give slaver doc. to Castillon -> She gets ship and wants you with her.

If you don't let her give Castillon the doc. -> no ship -> no ship dialogue.

[thegrimfandango]

Knight of Dane wrote...

thegrimfandango wrote...

When does Isabela ask you to sail away with her? She's never asked me

Her final quest in Act 3 -> Let her give slaver doc. to Castillon -> She gets ship and wants you with her.

If you don't let her give Castillon the doc. -> no ship -> no ship dialogue.

Ah boo, I thought she took the ship anyway, she just didn't approve of how we did it (killing Castillon). Damn, this playthrough I want to romance her and get her her ship, but I don't know if I can let a slaver walk to do it...

[hoorayforicecream]

thegrimfandango wrote...

Ah boo, I thought she took the ship anyway, she just didn't approve of how we did it (killing Castillon). Damn, this playthrough I want to romance her and get her her ship, but I don't know if I can let a slaver walk to do it...

I've never had that problem. My Hawke just can't say no to Isabela.

[Knight of Dane]

thegrimfandango wrote...

Knight of Dane wrote...

thegrimfandango wrote...

When does Isabela ask you to sail away with her? She's never asked me

Her final quest in Act 3 -> Let her give slaver doc. to Castillon -> She gets ship and wants you with her.

If you don't let her give Castillon the doc. -> no ship -> no ship dialogue.

Ah boo, I thought she took the ship anyway, she just didn't approve of how we did it (killing Castillon). Damn, this playthrough I want to romance her and get her her ship, but I don't know if I can let a slaver walk to do it...

You should ask: Can your character?

A part of role playing is throwing your own personality away and create another for your in-game character.
I'mreally bad at it myself, i always end up being a good guy, but i plan on making a ship-keeping friendship bella playthrough too.

She's the only one i want to romance as a male Hawke, in my canon Hawke is a female who romances Merrill..

The only male i played so far was the typical do-gooder, bella rivalmance and converting her to try and become a do-gooder too.

[Fieryeel]

I guess Isabella asking Merrill along makes sense as she almost treats Merrill as a younger sister, and is rather protective of her.

[TEWR]

and asking Anders to come along means she can always call Justice/Vengeance a stick-in-the-mud. And he'll always have to hear it.

[thegrimfandango]

Knight of Dane wrote...

You should ask: Can your character?

A part of role playing is throwing your own personality away and create another for your in-game character.
I'mreally bad at it myself, i always end up being a good guy, but i plan on making a ship-keeping friendship bella playthrough too.

She's the only one i want to romance as a male Hawke, in my canon Hawke is a female who romances Merrill..

The only male i played so far was the typical do-gooder, bella rivalmance and converting her to try and become a do-gooder too.

I have the same problem, It's pretty hard for me not to be a mega-sarky but basically honourable person when given the opportunity. I've been trying to play more of an internally-angry, stern, perhaps a little embittered no-bull**** mage Hawke and it's hard. I don't really fancy playing an outright nasty Hawke, though, and I just don't know if I can let the slaving slide so Isabela can have her boat.
Though I don't understand why she doesn't just take his ship anyway if I kill Castillon, I mean, it's there for the taking if you do, you'd think the pirate captain would want the ship badly enough even if she doesn't love the way you got it. She has odd principles . I actually fancied doing the rival romance with her but I didn't think I could face being called a bore for half the game lol. I find her friendship quite hard to earn too.
I reckon my own 'canon' Hawke will be a sarky Merril-romancing rogue though.

[Knight of Dane]

thegrimfandango wrote...

Though I don't understand why she doesn't just take his ship anyway if I kill Castillon, I mean, it's there for the taking if you do, you'd think the pirate captain would want the ship badly enough even if she doesn't love the way you got it. She has odd principles.

It's something that seems to repeat itself among crimal enviromanets, their own law.
Have you seen Pirates of the Carribean? In those movies they also talk about "The Pirate Code" which is a law for pirates apparently.
Something simmilar is also in the Mafia gangs, the will of the Don or something like that.

[randomcheeses]

It has no effect on the romance. (Though in my head-canon they all run off to be pirates together.)