I approveTup3xi wrote...
It will take time; they will have hands full of other things. Job first then, well, marriage if I would decide. She was unnecessarily hasty in ME1 and acted against her principles but considering the situation... You could say that the life time commitment started from that point. Anyway, that's my take.Silverpearl1977 wrote...
How long will it take Shep and Kaidan until they can't keep their hands off one another?!?!Any guesses?
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sugaafoot wrote...
WhoKnew wrote...
Talk of Raphael Sbarge's non-ME voicework always makes me think of this.
Thats hilarious! I've never seen that before.
Anyone happen to know what episode that's from? Funny how he happened to be in two of my favorite shows, and I never noticed it before.
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Chylise wrote...
I'll probably be replaying the Bioware games I have, KOTOR2, and the newest Harvest Moon, picking up the new DA2 DLC, and hopefully Arkham City.
I'm one of those crazy people who can play the same things over and over and not get bored.
Chylise wrote...
I'll probably be replaying the Bioware games I have, KOTOR2, and the newest Harvest Moon, picking up the new DA2 DLC, and hopefully Arkham City.
I'm one of those crazy people who can play the same things over and over and not get bored.
Bekkael wrote...
How is everyone planning to occupy themselves until March?
sugaafoot wrote...
Chylise wrote...
I'll probably be replaying the Bioware games I have, KOTOR2, and the newest Harvest Moon, picking up the new DA2 DLC, and hopefully Arkham City.
I'm one of those crazy people who can play the same things over and over and not get bored.
ahh, same here. especially bioware games.
Bekkael wrote...
sugaafoot wrote...
Chylise wrote...
I'll probably be replaying the Bioware games I have, KOTOR2, and the newest Harvest Moon, picking up the new DA2 DLC, and hopefully Arkham City.
I'm one of those crazy people who can play the same things over and over and not get bored.
ahh, same here. especially bioware games.
BioWare games also generally tend to be the only ones I can stand to replay over and over. I LOVED Oblivion, but man, the game was so epically long and with all the expansion and DLC, one character is all I have the patience to take through everything. Plus, their NPC's just don't tend to be as interesting to me.
Essentially, I play a Bethesda game when I want to do amazing things like run faster than a horse and jump off the surface of water, as well as stare in awe at the beauty of waving grass and gorgeous sunsets. (Their games really are breathtakingly beautiful.)
When I want to have an emotional experience with characters I connect with and who seem so real it hurts -- I reach for a BioWare experience...it's really more than just a game.
sugaafoot wrote...
Bekkael wrote...
sugaafoot wrote...
Chylise wrote...
I'll probably be replaying the Bioware games I have, KOTOR2, and the newest Harvest Moon, picking up the new DA2 DLC, and hopefully Arkham City.
I'm one of those crazy people who can play the same things over and over and not get bored.
ahh, same here. especially bioware games.
BioWare games also generally tend to be the only ones I can stand to replay over and over. I LOVED Oblivion, but man, the game was so epically long and with all the expansion and DLC, one character is all I have the patience to take through everything. Plus, their NPC's just don't tend to be as interesting to me.
Essentially, I play a Bethesda game when I want to do amazing things like run faster than a horse and jump off the surface of water, as well as stare in awe at the beauty of waving grass and gorgeous sunsets. (Their games really are breathtakingly beautiful.)
When I want to have an emotional experience with characters I connect with and who seem so real it hurts -- I reach for a BioWare experience...it's really more than just a game.
I agree, ive heard, though that Skyrim is going to be less lonely. I usually feel so lonely in those games. I hear there are romances. Ahh, if only someone Kaidan-like was there.
LadyofRivendell wrote...
I agree, ive heard, though that Skyrim is going to be less lonely. I usually feel so lonely in those games. I hear there are romances. Ahh, if only someone Kaidan-like was there.
That's why I can't bring myself to keep playing Oblivion, I feel so lonely! The only friend I ever made in that game was my horse, who attacked me and chased me halfway across the map before I lost it.
All I heard about romances was the option to marry someone. Unless I'm mistaken, I'd imagine that'll be more akin to Fable 2/3's marriages than a BW romance subplot.
Modifié par sugaafoot, 10 octobre 2011 - 12:01 .
sugaafoot wrote...
Bekkael wrote...
sugaafoot wrote...
Chylise wrote...
I'll probably be replaying the Bioware games I have, KOTOR2, and the newest Harvest Moon, picking up the new DA2 DLC, and hopefully Arkham City.
I'm one of those crazy people who can play the same things over and over and not get bored.
ahh, same here. especially bioware games.
BioWare games also generally tend to be the only ones I can stand to replay over and over. I LOVED Oblivion, but man, the game was so epically long and with all the expansion and DLC, one character is all I have the patience to take through everything. Plus, their NPC's just don't tend to be as interesting to me.
Essentially, I play a Bethesda game when I want to do amazing things like run faster than a horse and jump off the surface of water, as well as stare in awe at the beauty of waving grass and gorgeous sunsets. (Their games really are breathtakingly beautiful.)
When I want to have an emotional experience with characters I connect with and who seem so real it hurts -- I reach for a BioWare experience...it's really more than just a game.
I agree, ive heard, though that Skyrim is going to be less lonely. I usually feel so lonely in those games. I hear there are romances. Ahh, if only someone Kaidan-like was there.
<3); it's just that their main stories feel relatively short (I felt that even moreso in Fallout3), then, as you say, your character is pretty lonely. Doing lots of quests for random NPC's that were all voiced by the same handful of people. I think if they do better with the VA's and have a greater variety it will help alot. I doubt there will be any Kaidan-level romantic characters in Skyrim though. Romance isn't really Bethesda's thing.
Bekkael wrote...
Yes, I also heard you can marry in Skyrim, and I think the story that was told in Oblivion was awesome. I was in love with Martin's character (Sean Bean
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Question for everyone: What was the very first game you played start to finish that turned you into a devoted gamer?
My Answer: I played many games when I was a kid, but didn't really catch gaming fever until I was an adult. When purchasing xbox games for my boys a number of years ago, I picked up a Lord of the Rings game called The Third Age. Since I've always loved LOTR, I decided to give it a try one day. I played it from beginning to end, and from then on I have been hopelessly addicted to RPG style games and especially to ones that have romance.
) It was the first shooter, first T rated game, and first actually difficult game I'd ever played. Really helped me come out of my shell as far as gaming goes.
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