Xilizhra wrote...
I might have played Witcher if it weren't for the fact that I'm forced into playing an unappealing protagonist. So I'll be forever out of the loop on this.
I wouldn't have played an Anders-sympathizing mage in DA2 if that was a requirement. No, it's being forced into playing a male character in a game that actually requires roleplaying.Seboist wrote...
Xilizhra wrote...
I might have played Witcher if it weren't for the fact that I'm forced into playing an unappealing protagonist. So I'll be forever out of the loop on this.
Cause Geralt isn't a blubbering do gooder idealist who turns everything into sunshine and rainbows like Paragon Shepard?
Oh, Witcher doesn't require roleplaying?GodWood wrote...
There's something silly about that statement.
Seboist wrote...
Xilizhra wrote...
I might have played Witcher if it weren't for the fact that I'm forced into playing an unappealing protagonist. So I'll be forever out of the loop on this.
Cause Geralt isn't a blubbering do gooder idealist who turns everything into sunshine and rainbows like Paragon Shepard?
You don't like happy endings, I don't like playing men. It's taste.GodWood wrote...
You don't have much freedom in your roleplaying, yes.
But that's not what I was getting at.
Xilizhra wrote...
I wouldn't have played an Anders-sympathizing mage in DA2 if that was a requirement. No, it's being forced into playing a male character in a game that actually requires roleplaying.Seboist wrote...
Xilizhra wrote...
I might have played Witcher if it weren't for the fact that I'm forced into playing an unappealing protagonist. So I'll be forever out of the loop on this.
Cause Geralt isn't a blubbering do gooder idealist who turns everything into sunshine and rainbows like Paragon Shepard?
Good for you, person who has the same gender and orientation as the only protagonist. I will admit that much of Shepard's personal depth has to be somewhat imagined, but I enjoy the exercise.Seboist wrote...
Xilizhra wrote...
I wouldn't have played an Anders-sympathizing mage in DA2 if that was a requirement. No, it's being forced into playing a male character in a game that actually requires roleplaying.Seboist wrote...
Xilizhra wrote...
I might have played Witcher if it weren't for the fact that I'm forced into playing an unappealing protagonist. So I'll be forever out of the loop on this.
Cause Geralt isn't a blubbering do gooder idealist who turns everything into sunshine and rainbows like Paragon Shepard?
I can roleplay Geralt's motivations and feelings unlike "my" Shepard who has the personal depth of a rock and who might as well be a hermaphrodite with how little his/her gender matters.
PrimalEden wrote...
Seboist wrote...
Xilizhra wrote...
I might have played Witcher if it weren't for the fact that I'm forced into playing an unappealing protagonist. So I'll be forever out of the loop on this.
Cause Geralt isn't a blubbering do gooder idealist who turns everything into sunshine and rainbows like Paragon Shepard?
Ah Seboist, even paragons can choose to kill the Council and support the Illusive Man. Just like renegades can hate Cerberus and spare people.
Xilizhra wrote...
Good for you, person who has the same gender and orientation as the only protagonist. I will admit that much of Shepard's personal depth has to be somewhat imagined, but I enjoy the exercise.
You never made it to LotSB, did you?Seboist wrote...
Xilizhra wrote...
Good for you, person who has the same gender and orientation as the only protagonist. I will admit that much of Shepard's personal depth has to be somewhat imagined, but I enjoy the exercise.
Geralt needs to be a femshep LI so he can get her to loosen up and show some personality and emotion. Your femshep would thank you for it. <3
Xilizhra wrote...
You never made it to LotSB, did you?Seboist wrote...
Xilizhra wrote...
Good for you, person who has the same gender and orientation as the only protagonist. I will admit that much of Shepard's personal depth has to be somewhat imagined, but I enjoy the exercise.
Geralt needs to be a femshep LI so he can get her to loosen up and show some personality and emotion. Your femshep would thank you for it. <3
And now you know how I'd feel playing Witcher.Seboist wrote...
Xilizhra wrote...
You never made it to LotSB, did you?Seboist wrote...
Xilizhra wrote...
Good for you, person who has the same gender and orientation as the only protagonist. I will admit that much of Shepard's personal depth has to be somewhat imagined, but I enjoy the exercise.
Geralt needs to be a femshep LI so he can get her to loosen up and show some personality and emotion. Your femshep would thank you for it. <3
Let's just say that the railroad Liara friendship is a traumatic experience I'd rather forget.
You're the only major enemies with opaque-helmeted uniforms.Kaiser Shepard wrote...
Oh goody, it looks like "we" are the main enemies in Galaxy at War as well.
Kaiser Shepard wrote...
Oh goody, it looks like "we" are the main enemies in Galaxy at War as well.
Xilizhra wrote...
And now you know how I'd feel playing Witcher.Seboist wrote...
Xilizhra wrote...
You never made it to LotSB, did you?Seboist wrote...
Xilizhra wrote...
Good for you, person who has the same gender and orientation as the only protagonist. I will admit that much of Shepard's personal depth has to be somewhat imagined, but I enjoy the exercise.
Geralt needs to be a femshep LI so he can get her to loosen up and show some personality and emotion. Your femshep would thank you for it. <3
Let's just say that the railroad Liara friendship is a traumatic experience I'd rather forget.
Regardless, while that apparently suits you, it was LotSB that suited me, very well.
You've never spoken to a Liaramancer before in your life, have you?I'm shocked to hear that a Liaramancer liked LOTSB.
Guest_laecraft_*
Kaiser Shepard wrote...
Oh goody, it looks like "we" are the main enemies in Galaxy at War as well.
Xilizhra wrote...
Wait, laecraft is female? Hm. You learn something new every day.
Ah well. The song works just as well for egalitarian Paragons.
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