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[ReallyRue]

jamesp81 wrote...

Sebastian: You must kill Anders for this.

Hawke: You don't exactly look helpless. You do it. I'm a little bit busy right now trying to save what's left of the mages in this city from a madwoman, my sister among them. I don't have time to settle any purse-swinging contests between you two.

Oh, I would have loved this dialogue option. Seriously Sebastian, he's right there! Why don't you kill him!

[RedWulfi]

I wish my hawke would have cried or something and hugged anders after she kills him (if romanced). She does nothing, cold.
Like what happens if you cant save your sib in the deeproads. "You always knew how to be a heartbreaker, bethany" that made me cry ;o;

[TheCreeper]

What I wouldn't give to have an interrupt option in the mage ending right before Orsino goes nuts, not to kill him because personally I like the guy, just have hawke knock some sense in to him.

[Reno_Tarshil]

Arishok: Choose your next words carefully, Hawke. They may be your last as being alive.
Hawke:
[to himself: thinking] "Earth and water"?
[Hawke unsheathes and points his staff at the Arishok's throat[/i]]
Arishok:
Madman! You're a madman!
Hawke:
Earth and water? You'll find plenty of both down there.
[Points to the docks of Kirkwall]
Arishok:
No man, Ferelden or Free Marcher, no man threatens the Arishok!
Hawke:
You bring the crowns and heads of conquered Viscounts to my city steps. You
insult my pirate queen. You threaten my city with slavery and death! Oh, I've
chosen my words carefully, Qunari. Perhaps you should have done the
same!
Arishok:
This is blasphemy! This is madness!
Hawke:
Madness...?
[Shouting]
Hawke:
This is Kirkwall!
[Rips the Arishok apart via Crushing Prison]

Modifié par Reno_Tarshil, 16 octobre 2011 - 03:31 .

[TEWR]

Reno_Tarshil wrote...

Arishok: Choose your next words carefully, Hawke. They may be your last as being alive.
Hawke:
[to himself: thinking] "Earth and water"?
[Hawke unsheathes and points his staff at the Arishok's throat[/i]]
Arishok:
Madman! You're a madman!
Hawke:
Earth and water? You'll find plenty of both down there.
[Points to the docks of Kirkwall]
Arishok:
No man, Ferelden or Free Marcher, no man threatens the Arishok!
Hawke:
You bring the crowns and heads of conquered Viscounts to my city steps. You
insult my pirate queen. You threaten my city with slavery and death! Oh, I've
chosen my words carefully, Qunari. Perhaps you should have done the
same!
Arishok:
This is blasphemy! This is madness!
Hawke:
Madness...?
[Shouting]
Hawke:
This is Kirkwall!
[Rips the Arishok apart via Crushing Prison]

I was just thinking this earlier today! It's appropriate in so many ways!

[KJandrew]

At the end of act 2.
Hawke: "So there's no Viscount and no direct heir? Shotgun!"

[Reno_Tarshil]

The Ethereal Writer Redux wrote...
I was just thinking this earlier today! It's appropriate in so many ways!

Obviously I had to edit some of the dialogue to make it fit, but I always saw Canon Hawke as a Gerard Butler 300 look-a-like.

[Lady_Aescwyn]

Not so much dialogue as it is a gift:

Hawke: Hey. Hey, Anders. Here's a kitten. Go play.
Anders: *startled gasp* Who's a pretty kitty? You are! Yes, you are! *disgustingly sweet kissy noises*

Anders distracted. Chantry saved. Problems solved.


But seriously...
I love a lot of the options in here. XD The only one I can think of off the top of my head to add is that I really wanted to call out Gascard when you first talk to him about the White Lily Killer/Quentin. Gascard says something about the killer prefering young, pretty girls, when all of the victims (including Alessa, the one sitting AT HIS FEET) have been older women. His information isn't matching up with the facts and it's not likely that the killer is going to change his preference.

Or maybe I just watch Criminal Minds too much...

[sakera]

Lady_Aescwyn wrote...

Not so much dialogue as it is a gift:

Hawke: Hey. Hey, Anders. Here's a kitten. Go play.
Anders: *startled gasp* Who's a pretty kitty? You are! Yes, you are! *disgustingly sweet kissy noises*

Anders distracted. Chantry saved. Problems solved.


But seriously...
I love a lot of the options in here. XD The only one I can think of off the top of my head to add is that I really wanted to call out Gascard when you first talk to him about the White Lily Killer/Quentin. Gascard says something about the killer prefering young, pretty girls, when all of the victims (including Alessa, the one sitting AT HIS FEET) have been older women. His information isn't matching up with the facts and it's not likely that the killer is going to change his preference.

Or maybe I just watch Criminal Minds too much...

See, I knew there was a non-violent way to stop Anders!! Love that option!! I have to agree with you on the Gascard part ... that whole storyline seems to be missing some key points as well as having continuity issues.

[Everwarden]

I'd like a renegade/paragon interrupt for Hawke as Orsino is about to go completely ape**** and transform.

Paragon Hawke: "Snap out of Orsino! [Insert cliche action movie line]! We're gonna make it out of here, man! Keep it together!"

Renegade Hawke: *****slaps Orsino, twice* "Dammit, you're about to ruin the ONLY moving speech in this entire game by following it with a contrived boss battle! So just don't, okay?"

[Northern Sun]

Tallis: "You see tyranny and I see caring."
Hawke: "Oh, so when they cut out my sister and lover's tongue, sew their mouths shut, and keep them in chains, they're doing it because they care."

[dsl08002]

What i would like to see in a dialogue in DA3 is that sometimes that your main character will start a conversation in a unknown place.

this is just an example and not a demand:

Warden as protaganist with hawke as party member:

After a qunari ship got shipwhreked the warden and hawke goes there to find evidence of of the qunari ships fate. the warden Bends down and lift up a blue drak powder meanwhile hawke stays behind him.

" huh..Voldric was right!, Dworkin was getting close!

" who got close to what?" says hawke

Wardens turns around and says:

"Dworkin was a dwarf that King harrowmont send along with his brother to help me rebuild the order in amaranthine at vigils keep, he had a vision of creating a formula similair to the qunari blackpowder, but the qunari tried to assasinate him because of it ! would almost belive that this was the ship i saw in amaranthine before i went down to amgarak"

"Well it looks like this craft took a pretty beating and is still in one piece for a qunari vessel, yet no crew member? says hakwe

Dialogue for the warden begins

Modifié par dsl08002, 17 octobre 2011 - 08:11 .

[ThePhoenixKing]

Northern Sun wrote...

Tallis: "You see tyranny and I see caring."
Hawke: "Oh, so when they cut out my sister and lover's tongue, sew their mouths shut, and keep them in chains, they're doing it because they care."

Damn nice work. Hell, all of these have been great; I leave BSN for a few weeks to deal with RL stuff, and the thread has just exploded with cool submissions. Well done, all.

Some interactions between Meredith and party members before the Final Battle on the pro-mage path, because telling off Meredith is awesome. (For the sake of simplicity, Hawke will be referred to as female)

*****

Meredith: And you, Knight-Captain, have forsaken your responsibilities to keeping law and order in this city. I should have known that you and your entire organization deserved to be replaced from the start.
Aveline: Shut up, ****.

*****

Meredith: And we have Hawke's faithful pet dwarf, I see. Tell me, merchant, for what possible reason could you have for participating in this treason?
Varric: A new sonnet I'm working on, actually. Working title is "The Champion of Kirkwall Kills The Rampaging Templar With A Single Thrust And Gets Home In Time For Tea." Thoughts?

*****

Meredith: A blood mage and a heathen. It seemed that the Champion's loyalities were clear from the start. To think that she would take a creature like you into her bed only demonstrates how corrupting the influence of mages truly is.
Merrill: If you lay a finger on Hawke, then I'll give your soul to the Dread Wolf to chew on for all time. I won't let you hurt her.

*****

Meredith:  The pirate responsible for stealing the Qunari tome. There will be no one left to protect you once I am finished here.
Isabela: Andraste's great heaving bosom, woman, you need to get laid.

*****

Meredith: A Grey Warden, typical. Once I am finished here, girl, I shall bring your Order to task for harbouring apostates. The Wardens have mocked the authority of the Chantry and her templars long enough.
Bethany of the Grey: You can certainly try. The Wardens have stood for centuries, and saved the world more often than you can imagine. Whenever there's a Blight, it seems that the templars are always the ones running for the hills.
Meredith: Be silent, girl.
Bethany of the Grey: Go to hell. I am not afraid of you people anymore, and I won't let you harm anyone else I care about, especially my sister. I'm not running from you any longer.

[Corbinus]

An option to kill the Templars before leaving the Gallows. Like:

Hawk: This is it? You just gonna let us go, you, cowards?

Cullen: Champion please, listen...

Hawk: No, YOU listen! All this time you  obidiently followed a madwoman, arresting and torturing mages at her whim, and now, when you at last met a man, who can stand against you, you think you can escape your punishment by simply pretending that you let me go? You honestly think it will work?

Cullen: Champion, please calm down, it was a terrible mistake, I don't want to fight you!

Hawk: But I do! Everyone has to carry  responsibility for their actions. Cullen. Including your templars. Now fight me, coward!

Hawk and company proceed to kill all Templars. The Champion beheads Cullen.

Hawk: Now lets get the hell ouf of here.

P.S. I always thought that the scene with Hawk leaving is lame.

Modifié par Corbinus, 05 mars 2012 - 02:18 .

[Rifneno]

Glad to know I'm not the only one who thought it was retarded that the pro-templars can take a "kill all mages" stance but pro-mages aren't given a "kill all the murdering bastards" stance.

Every single templar involved in the RoA should be publicly executed. No trials, no pathetic sob stories about Kinloch Hold or how you "only joined the Order because you wanted to do severe emotional damage to your infinitely superior older sibling and don't have a set of balls of your own to do anything like that", no excuses. Every templar should be shackled, dragged to the town square, and decapitated one by one.

[Wulfram]

Well, you lost the battle. So what you wanted to do with the Templars after the battle is pretty irrelevant.

edit: you could have been allowed to throw your life away, I guess.

Modifié par Wulfram, 10 mars 2012 - 08:08 .

[Cody]

Well judging by the amount of people Hawke fights on a daily basis...

[Rifneno]

Wulfram wrote...

Well, you lost the battle. So what you wanted to do with the Templars after the battle is pretty irrelevant.

edit: you could have been allowed to throw your life away, I guess.

As irrelevant as what to do with any other murderer.  When we got to Quentin, they didn't just say "damn, we didn't get here in time to stop it.  Oh well.  Bye then."  No, they gutted the scumbag.  This is exactly the same situation, except that there's far more Quentins in this scenario.

[Wulfram]

Rifneno wrote...

As irrelevant as what to do with any other murderer.  When we got to Quentin, they didn't just say "damn, we didn't get here in time to stop it.  Oh well.  Bye then."  No, they gutted the scumbag.  This is exactly the same situation, except that there's far more Quentins in this scenario.

An Army of Quentins in fact.  Which changes the situation considerably, unless you're looking to die.

[Cody]

CodyMelch wrote...

Well judging by the amount of people Hawke fights on a daily basis...

[EmperorSahlertz]

[quote]CodyMelch wrote...
Well judging by the amount of people Hawke fights on a daily basis...[/quote]
[/quote]
Hawke didn't fight off armies of Templars on a daily basis. Hawke hardly ever fought against more than a dozen at a time. In the Gallows it is an entire army of veteran Templars. Chances are that Hawke and firends would end up quite dead.

Not to mention that using gameplay mechanics as a guide to how many persons Hawke can kill at a time, isn't exactly wise... Hawke was certainly extraordinary, but he can't take on an entire army on his own.

Modifié par EmperorSahlertz, 11 mars 2012 - 04:21 .

[Cody]

I was mostly joking and making a jab at gameplay. But looking at the cut scene there really isn't that many templars there in the first place. Not even a hundred.It has been a while since I seen it though. But I don't think there was that many, at all.

Modifié par CodyMelch, 11 mars 2012 - 08:34 .

[Rifneno]

Wulfram wrote...

An Army of Quentins in fact.  Which changes the situation considerably, unless you're looking to die.

Because PCs never overcome overwhelming odds.

[Lazy Jer]

During Legacy if you bring both Bethany and Varric you can get the following dialoge

(Hawke makes some joke about it being a case of mistaken identity)

Varric: Oh, you're name is Hawke?  I thought it was Locke.  heh heh.

Bethany: I can't believe you two are joking at a time like this.

My Suggested Addition:

(For Sarcastic/Humorous Hawke):  Have you actually met us, Bethany?

Edit: Thought of another one.

During the quest where you have to track down the people who stole the Qunari poison you eventually end up confronting the crazy elf chick who gives her standard villainous diatribe).  Your Sarcastic choice is always:

Hawke:  That's...not funny at all really.

I think I'd be great if after the subsequent line of dialog from the elf chick Hawke said:

Hawke:  Oh wait...I thought of a funny line for that last bit, could you say...*sigh* nevermind...the moment's dead.

Modifié par Lazy Jer, 15 mars 2012 - 09:15 .

[dream_operator23]

...any time a Dalish elf was all like, "Ew, a human." to Hawke.

Hawke: You know your beloved Mahariel, the one that became a Warden, stopped the Blight and is now the Hero of Fereldan? Yeah...he and I, we like share a soul. *shifty eyes*