Modifié par AcidRelic, 27 juillet 2011 - 04:12 .
Vhardamis wrote...
Ok I havent played this yet, but unless a major retcon happened Dumat was the first Arch demon to get whacked in a blight. That would be hard to bring him back. I'm even carrying parts of his body as weapons on my main warden heh.
phoenixds24 wrote...
I definitely think Larius may have
become possessed. I was actually kind of disappointed I couldn't call
him on it in-game.
Modifié par AcidRelic, 27 juillet 2011 - 02:17 .
Modifié par Brockololly, 27 juillet 2011 - 02:38 .
I felt that one line was less in your face than the entire end conversation with Larius.leggywillow wrote...
I think he's possessed.
It's even more obvious if you side with Janeka, since she says "I feel like a... WHOLE NEW PERSON!" in a very suspicious voice.
This. Right before the scene cuts back to Varric and Cassy, I was thinking "oh ****, there really is something wrong with him".whykikyouwhy wrote...
For me the suspicion came less from what he said and more from the look on his face - that sort of sly, contented smile. That wasn't the look of someone free from torment. That was the look of someone waking to a newness of body and power.
DrunkDeadman wrote...
This. Right before the scene cuts back to Varric and Cassy, I was thinking "oh ****, there really is something wrong with him".whykikyouwhy wrote...
For me the suspicion came less from what he said and more from the look on his face - that sort of sly, contented smile. That wasn't the look of someone free from torment. That was the look of someone waking to a newness of body and power.
Brockololly wrote...
Its BioWare however. Despite hinting
at more to come or giving you an ominous choice at the end of a
game/DLC, when have those choices EVER come back as a major consequence
in future content? They don't - BioWare is all about giving you choices
that, if any consequence follows, its more than likely railroaded to one
point.
How many people were saying the same thing after Origins with Morrigan and the OGB? Or Awakening with the Architect?
Of
course, it seems this DLC is more about simply giving the illusion of
choice, since the "possession" seems to happens no matter what, so its
not much of a choice/consequence at all, really.
Modifié par AcidRelic, 27 juillet 2011 - 03:13 .
This isn't a choice, though. Either Janeka or Larius are implied to have been possessed by Corypheus, no matter what you do. If they wanted to follow him up later, they have a concrete worldstate to work with. It's not like the OGB where the choices would lead to completely different worldstates.Brockololly wrote...
Its BioWare however. Despite hinting at more to come or giving you an ominous choice at the end of a game/DLC, when have those choices EVER come back as a major consequence in future content? They don't - BioWare is all about giving you choices that, if any consequence follows, its more than likely railroaded to one point.
How many people were saying the same thing after Origins with Morrigan and the OGB? Or Awakening with the Architect?
Modifié par ipgd, 27 juillet 2011 - 03:14 .
phoenixds24 wrote...
I definitely think Larius may have become possessed. I was actually kind of disappointed I couldn't call him on it in-game.
Plus, there's ominuous music when he drawls out "i thank you for... my freedom"ipgd wrote...
It's heavily implied. Note how they also acquire Corypheus's speech patterns.
tmp7704 wrote...
Plus, there's ominuous music when he drawls out "i thank you for... my freedom"ipgd wrote...
It's heavily implied. Note how they also acquire Corypheus's speech patterns.
both times.
My thoughts exactly. I felt so bad for Hawke after that. I was like...SgtElias wrote...
Yeah, I forgot about that. Jeeze, Hawke can't swing a dead cat without putting the world in peril.
. Poor girl can't quite catch a break.
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