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[LolaLei]

Danny Boy 7 wrote...

LolaLei wrote...

The only thing that really puts me off about the game description now is where it says that you have to take charge of the Inquisition from the beginning.

I know that we won't be getting origin prologues again, but I'm kinda hoping that we'll at least get to actively play as our protagonist at this "peace gathering" either just before or during the blast. I'm not really keen on the idea of just getting a cutscene telling us what's happened and then throwing us right into the role of Inquisitor from the get go, without seeing how we end up in that situation in the first place.

I took it as from the beginning of the Inquisition, not the beginning of the game, but I may be wrong. That's just how I interpreted it.

True, I mean we did pretty much take charge as a Grey Warden from the get go... or once we hit Lothering anyway lol, but there was only two of us left.

For the life of me I can't figure out how we're gonna end up as an Inquisitor, especially if we pick a mage class. I think that's maybe why I interpreted it as being thrown into the role for the get go.

Modifié par LolaLei, 22 janvier 2013 - 04:53 .

[Danny Boy 7]

Ianthia wrote...

Here's a hard question hehe

If they make Cullen go crazy insane aka Anders and his big kaboom, (or something like the peace gathering kaboom - lets hope he has nothing to do with that lol) in other words he does something terrible (probably because of his PTSS / circle stuff ) What would you do? Other than hating Bioware loads lol

I ask that because I loved Anders but he doesnt survive in any of my PTs, not after my first one. Blowing up a church did it for me, sorry Anders.

Personally I think I would turn off my computer in disgust. If we have the choice of killing him or not... Id be so angry lol

I wouldn't hate Bioware as I wasn't promised anything regarding Cullen. Like the others said though it would depend on what he did, murdering people/raping them is a bit far for me...that's why Ser Karras had to die *crazy eyes* lol. If I have to choose between him and an innocent companion though that's another story, but like Nikki I rarely kill my companions if I can help it.

I might have told Anders to eff off if Sebastian stayed with me, but killing him was a bit to much. For a relatively good person like Anders...I had a worse punishement.

I wanted him to see what he'd caused, to see the mages he got killed because he wanted to advance his own goals, to see how many lives would be destroyed by the Mage-Templar War, how war is a disgusting thing that should never be the option, defending yourself is one thing, but never throw the first punch.

Anyway...*crazy eyes off* I felt that was enough of a punishment for his crime. Eternal self flagulation seems good to me.

[Danny Boy 7]

LolaLei wrote...

Danny Boy 7 wrote...

motomotogirl wrote...

omg I forgot about scribe woman!! I wonder who she is?!

And I'm reminded of how HIDEOUS Dorian looks. He looks like he has a high top fade cut and a mustache. Do. Not. Like LOL

Do you mean the guy with the sword and spear that could be a staff? I always imagined he was an avvar or barbarian or sorts.

On a side note: I spent way to much time arguing with USS...

AND OMG CONGRATZ EMMA....that is all.

LOL you used my real name! 

Just this once  Mesa like your name

[Danny Boy 7]

LolaLei wrote...

littlenikki wrote...

LolaLei wrote...

Going back to how DA3 might introduce our character into the game, this would be my personal preference (I'll base this off the survey leak since we have nothing else to go on currently):

The protagonist and 1 other temp companion make their way to the "peace gathering", when you arrive your companion asks you about your motivations for coming, to which you would reply based on the how you want your protagonist to view the situation. For example:

Diplomatic: "Thedas is tearing itself apart. This needs to stop, I'm here to show my support in the name of peace" 

Aggressive: "It's motivations are my own" <_<

*Money sign*: "Look at all these pompous nobles rich for the picking, tonight we shall live like kings!" 

Etc.

You make your way through the crowd, maybe listen in on a bunch of npcs, do one or two mini quests and pick pocket a few nobles (if that's what you wanna do). Once you get close enough to the front of the crowd a cutscene will trigger and the Divine etc begins to give her speech. Suddenly the magical blast hits and we actively fight our way through the carnage to safety, during which your temp companion dies. From there you'd make your way to the rest of the survivors, partake in the conversations and dialogue and eventually form/become part of the Inquisition.

Something like this, although short, would at least give us a chance to choose our motivations, learn the new controls and ease ourselves into the game.

You forgot the Flirt option!

Flirty: "I just was looking for an excuse to get you all to myself. Think we could do it in the bushes without anyone noticing?" 

In all seriousness, that's a good idea on how to let us feel like we were really at the start of this new adventure, and giving us somewhere to build up from on establishing our role as the Inquisitor. Wasn't it mentioned that we will be able to choose from different background, something like how we could choose Shepard's childhood and military history?

LOL I'd totally pick that flirt option! 

Yeah apparently the backgrounds will be quite extensive and detailed and will have a big impact on peoples attitude toward us.

I'm hoping that first we'd pick our class, for example, Mage and then pick what type of background we had: Circle mage (still loyal)/Apostate/Escaped Circle mage/Etc. Then we'd pick the details of our past: Orphaned and left to the Chantry/Taken from parents by the Templars/Never knew parents but ran with a street gang/etc. Finally, we'd pick our specialisations: Healer/Blood Mage/Arcane Warrior/Etc.

I'm sure the options given will be more interesting than my examples, but that's the basic jist of it lol.

Me to, but more than anything I hope that Rogue doesn't get shafted. I don't want it to be your either a mage or a non-mage because to many times the Warrior seems to take precedence in non mage afairs. I want, is the child of Antivan crows or something roguey for my er....rogue

[LolaLei]

Ok, so I just had a thought about how we might end up recruited into the Inquisition.

What if our reason for being made head Inquisitor is due to our background options that we pick in the character creator. So basically we pick from a bunch of background stories for our protagonist, each of which mentions something notable/ impressive that our character done in his/her the past (kinda like how Shepard was picked to be Commander based on whatever background you gave him/her, all of which mentioning a different impressive act/acomplishment).

So when we get recruited into the Inquisition they're like: "*Insert Surname here* we want you to lead the Inquisition. Your actions/experience in *insert background here* and the strength you displayed during *insert dramatic situation here* makes you the perfect candidate. With the Warden and Hawke MIA we need someone to carry out this task, that someone being you." 

Modifié par LolaLei, 22 janvier 2013 - 05:10 .

[rapscallioness]

Lola, congrats, Mija! And don;t write off a ceremony. they can be very moving and beautiful. A wonderful celebration. keep it simple, tho. a few friends and fam. get good and snookered! after!

I understand, tho, cuz i once felt that way, but....wow...it can be something really special in your life.

Qunari companion PLZ! I need a Bro in my games. Iron Bull sounds cool. I was rather hoping he'd be Maaras from DA2, but then who knows after having him hang out in the ...well, Hanged Man....all the time. There is hope.

I like that Maaras. There is much there. He said something once abt. how now his life was pleasantly empty.."I see the appeal." And also he wouldn't fight w/Hawke cuz he said Hawke had a title now and those w/ titles don't have jobs, they have causes and something like , " the more you stand for, the more stand against you."

[CuriousArtemis]

rapscallioness wrote...

I was rather hoping he'd be Maaras from DA2, but then who knows after having him hang out in the ...well, Hanged Man....all the time. There is hope. 

I like that Maaras. There is much there. He said something once abt. how now his life was pleasantly empty.."I see the appeal." And also he wouldn't fight w/Hawke cuz he said Hawke had a title now and those w/ titles don't have jobs, they have causes and something like , " the more you stand for, the more stand against you."

I was always hoping against hope that Maraas could be a DA3 companion  even more unlikely, a LI. He's so cool. And you're right, there's so much there. Tbh the Iron Bull doesn't sound all appealing to me. He sounds kind of like some lunkhead character... which is not exactly the reason why I'd want a qunari companion. There's something about them being so physically imposing, but yet having that calm, philosophical demeanor. 

[Danny Boy 7]

motomotogirl wrote...

rapscallioness wrote...

I was rather hoping he'd be Maaras from DA2, but then who knows after having him hang out in the ...well, Hanged Man....all the time. There is hope. 

I like that Maaras. There is much there. He said something once abt. how now his life was pleasantly empty.."I see the appeal." And also he wouldn't fight w/Hawke cuz he said Hawke had a title now and those w/ titles don't have jobs, they have causes and something like , " the more you stand for, the more stand against you."

I was always hoping against hope that Maraas could be a DA3 companion  even more unlikely, a LI. He's so cool. And you're right, there's so much there. Tbh the Iron Bull doesn't sound all appealing to me. He sounds kind of like some lunkhead character... which is not exactly the reason why I'd want a qunari companion. There's something about them being so physically imposing, but yet having that calm, philosophical demeanor. 

I wouldn't have minded him either however I would have liked if he was more...visually distinctive from the rest of the Sten like Qunari know what I mean? I liked how Salit from MotA and the one's with the beards (pharoah things going on) looked. Well...MotA Qunari all looked kind of awesome.

[Danny Boy 7]

LolaLei wrote...

Ok, so I just had a thought about how we might end up recruited into the Inquisition.

What if our reason for being made head Inquisitor is due to our background options that we pick in the character creator. So basically we pick from a bunch of background stories for our protagonist, each of which mentions something notable/ impressive that our character done in his/her the past (kinda like how Shepard was picked to be Commander based on whatever background you gave him/her, all of which mentioning a different impressive act/acomplishment).

So when we get recruited into the Inquisition they're like: "*Insert Surname here* we want you to lead the Inquisition. Your actions/experience in *insert background here* and the strength you displayed during *insert dramatic situation here* makes you the perfect candidate. With the Warden and Hawke MIA we need someone to carry out this task, that someone being you." 

I'd like this, but what I think would be cool is if you sort of shine from among a group of possible head Inquisitors...if that makes sense? Like there are five candidates but of the five you prove to be the best of the bunch know what I mean?

[LolaLei]

Looking over those possible companions from the survey, they all seem like the "special snowflake" type. Not in a bad way, but of the 6 I listed earlier each of them are remarkable or different/unconventional in some way.
Iron Bull: Not your typical Qunari, behaves differently, different outlook on life etc.

Sera: Doesn't behave like the Dalish Elves and doesn't live like/put up with the City Elf way of life. 

Cole: Magical ghostly mage/rogue/possible demon kid. Is a grown man with the mind of a hurt child.

Dorian: A magister that doesn't want "ultimate power", wishes to rid his homeland of corruption, rather than add to it.

Cassandra: Champion of Orlais from a family of Dragon hunters. Exceptional skills shown at a very young age.

Cullen: A Templar that's been through hell and back but survived, has seen the worst of both sides. Knows both the Warden and Hawke. Strong moral compass despite experiences that would've turned a lesser man batsh!t crazy.

[CuriousArtemis]

Danny Boy 7 wrote...

I wouldn't have minded him either however I would have liked if he was more...visually distinctive from the rest of the Sten like Qunari know what I mean? I liked how Salit from MotA and the one's with the beards (pharoah things going on) looked. Well...MotA Qunari all looked kind of awesome.

Agree; after three years, the guy should have been able to pay a tailor to make him some proper pants and a shirt. But no one, and I mean no one, changed clothes in DA2. 

If Maraas were to become a companion, I have a feeling he'd have a unique look. A chipped or painted horn, interesting colored eyes, unique outfit, distinct facial features, anything to make him unique. 

[Danny Boy 7]

LolaLei wrote...

Looking over those possible companions from the survey, they all seem like the "special snowflake" type. Not in a bad way, but of the 6 I listed earlier each of them are remarkable or different/unconventional in some way.

Iron Bull: Not your typical Qunari, behaves differently, different outlook on life etc.

Sera: Doesn't behave like the Dalish Elves and doesn't live like/put up with the City Elf way of life. 

Cole: Magical ghostly mage/rogue/possible demon kid. Is a grown man with the mind of a hurt child.

Dorian: A magister that doesn't want "ultimate power", wishes to rid his homeland of corruption, rather than add to it.

Cassandra: Champion of Orlais from a family of Dragon hunters. Exceptional skills shown at a very young age.

Cullen: A Templar that's been through hell and back but survived, has seen the worst of both sides. Knows both the Warden and Hawke. Strong moral compass despite experiences that would've turned a lesser man batsh!t crazy.

When you put it like that I'm even more excited , if our companions are like that what is our Inquisitor/protagonist like? I mean he/she must be AWESOME or at least be given a chance to rise above these guys.

[LolaLei]

Danny Boy 7 wrote...

LolaLei wrote...

Ok, so I just had a thought about how we might end up recruited into the Inquisition.

What if our reason for being made head Inquisitor is due to our background options that we pick in the character creator. So basically we pick from a bunch of background stories for our protagonist, each of which mentions something notable/ impressive that our character done in his/her the past (kinda like how Shepard was picked to be Commander based on whatever background you gave him/her, all of which mentioning a different impressive act/acomplishment).

So when we get recruited into the Inquisition they're like: "*Insert Surname here* we want you to lead the Inquisition. Your actions/experience in *insert background here* and the strength you displayed during *insert dramatic situation here* makes you the perfect candidate. With the Warden and Hawke MIA we need someone to carry out this task, that someone being you." 

I'd like this, but what I think would be cool is if you sort of shine from among a group of possible head Inquisitors...if that makes sense? Like there are five candidates but of the five you prove to be the best of the bunch know what I mean?

I'm not sure if I'd like it or not. I prefer the underdog "accidental hero" story when given the choice, but I loved my Shepard and that's how ME1 started out with the background granting her the Normandy and Commander status so I'm sure I'd be fine with it once I start playing.

LOL or maybe the other would-be Inquisitors die in the blast, leaving only you? "There was supposed to be five of you leading the Inquisition but now there's only one. Off you go and don't forget your cape!" 

[CuriousArtemis]

LolaLei wrote...

Looking over those possible companions from the survey, they all seem like the "special snowflake" type. Not in a bad way, but of the 6 I listed earlier each of them are remarkable or different/unconventional in some way.
Iron Bull: Not your typical Qunari, behaves differently, different outlook on life etc.

Sera: Doesn't behave like the Dalish Elves and doesn't live like/put up with the City Elf way of life. 

Cole: Magical ghostly mage/rogue/possible demon kid. Is a grown man with the mind of a hurt child.

Dorian: A magister that doesn't want "ultimate power", wishes to rid his homeland of corruption, rather than add to it.

Cassandra: Champion of Orlais from a family of Dragon hunters. Exceptional skills shown at a very young age.

Cullen: A Templar that's been through hell and back but survived, has seen the worst of both sides. Knows both the Warden and Hawke. Strong moral compass despite experiences that would've turned a lesser man batsh!t crazy.

Nothing unusual though, right? Alistair, the bastard prince. Morrigan, daughter of Witch of the Wilds. Anders, who merged with Justice. Fenris, the Tevinter slave who won the right to have those markings. Yadda yadda yadda.

It's nice though. With Sera, the temptation is to go, another Dalish? or another "oppressed by humans" city elf? But they dodged that with her (if she's genuine). Fenris also broke that mold. And got dubbed an anime character. <_<

[CuriousArtemis]

LolaLei wrote...

I'm not sure if I'd like it or not. I prefer the underdog "accidental hero" story when given the choice, but I loved my Shepard and that's how ME1 started out with the background granting her the Normandy and Commander status so I'm sure I'd be fine with it once I start playing.

LOL or maybe the other would-be Inquisitors die in the blast, leaving only you? "There was supposed to be five of you leading the Inquisition but now there's only one. Off you go and don't forget your cape!" 

LOL Don't forget your cape.

I agree; I like playing a little nobody who somehow finds him/herself at the top of the heap. "But I never asked for this!" that sort of thing. (Like my Dalish Warden) ...Or "I'm just a smalltown boy who wants to go on an adventure!" (my City Elf Warden).  Hawke was always just trying to save his/her family.

[LolaLei]

Danny Boy 7 wrote...

LolaLei wrote...

Looking over those possible companions from the survey, they all seem like the "special snowflake" type. Not in a bad way, but of the 6 I listed earlier each of them are remarkable or different/unconventional in some way.

Iron Bull: Not your typical Qunari, behaves differently, different outlook on life etc.

Sera: Doesn't behave like the Dalish Elves and doesn't live like/put up with the City Elf way of life. 

Cole: Magical ghostly mage/rogue/possible demon kid. Is a grown man with the mind of a hurt child.

Dorian: A magister that doesn't want "ultimate power", wishes to rid his homeland of corruption, rather than add to it.

Cassandra: Champion of Orlais from a family of Dragon hunters. Exceptional skills shown at a very young age.

Cullen: A Templar that's been through hell and back but survived, has seen the worst of both sides. Knows both the Warden and Hawke. Strong moral compass despite experiences that would've turned a lesser man batsh!t crazy.

When you put it like that I'm even more excited , if our companions are like that what is our Inquisitor/protagonist like? I mean he/she must be AWESOME or at least be given a chance to rise above these guys.

Bloody awesome most likely LOL! Obviously we'll show typical "hero type" attributes because we're the protagonist, but I'm so curious to find out what makes us so special to be picked to be head Inquisitor.

[LolaLei]

motomotogirl wrote...

LolaLei wrote...

Looking over those possible companions from the survey, they all seem like the "special snowflake" type. Not in a bad way, but of the 6 I listed earlier each of them are remarkable or different/unconventional in some way.
Iron Bull: Not your typical Qunari, behaves differently, different outlook on life etc.

Sera: Doesn't behave like the Dalish Elves and doesn't live like/put up with the City Elf way of life. 

Cole: Magical ghostly mage/rogue/possible demon kid. Is a grown man with the mind of a hurt child.

Dorian: A magister that doesn't want "ultimate power", wishes to rid his homeland of corruption, rather than add to it.

Cassandra: Champion of Orlais from a family of Dragon hunters. Exceptional skills shown at a very young age.

Cullen: A Templar that's been through hell and back but survived, has seen the worst of both sides. Knows both the Warden and Hawke. Strong moral compass despite experiences that would've turned a lesser man batsh!t crazy.

Nothing unusual though, right? Alistair, the bastard prince. Morrigan, daughter of Witch of the Wilds. Anders, who merged with Justice. Fenris, the Tevinter slave who won the right to have those markings. Yadda yadda yadda.

It's nice though. With Sera, the temptation is to go, another Dalish? or another "oppressed by humans" city elf? But they dodged that with her (if she's genuine). Fenris also broke that mold. And got dubbed an anime character. <_<

True, even Isabela and Varric were special. Same as all the DA:O and DA2 characters. It's a BioWare thing I think lol.  I really like it though, I love that whole "rag tag band of misfits" saving the world/making things happen concept. Plus, they always look absolutely ridiculous when they all stand together. 

I adore stuff like that! <3

[Danny Boy 7]

motomotogirl wrote...

Danny Boy 7 wrote...

I wouldn't have minded him either however I would have liked if he was more...visually distinctive from the rest of the Sten like Qunari know what I mean? I liked how Salit from MotA and the one's with the beards (pharoah things going on) looked. Well...MotA Qunari all looked kind of awesome.

Agree; after three years, the guy should have been able to pay a tailor to make him some proper pants and a shirt. But no one, and I mean no one, changed clothes in DA2. 

If Maraas were to become a companion, I have a feeling he'd have a unique look. A chipped or painted horn, interesting colored eyes, unique outfit, distinct facial features, anything to make him unique. 

It's one of the things I love they did with Anders/Merrill/Isabela, for Anders they adapted his default gear into something unique while giving him a more lived in feel and when it turned black I always imagined he'd finally gotten ready for that final battle. Sort of like how Eragon from the movie is wearing farm geat and then gets scale armor for the final battle.

Merrill was a bit more extreme but she still had that...dalish keeper feel about her outfit that could have easily turned into what Marethari was wearing. Her romance outfit reflected her separation from the elves and transformation into "noble" lady while still keeping that hint of dalish woodland imagery.

Isabela got the most drastic overhall, but she really made me think she was a female Jack Sparrow while also being a part of a very...persian/aztec/islander culture with her outfits while also attempting to accentuate her curves with the corset. When you romance her she just replaces some of her outfit with more expensive clothing/materials. I always felt like she and Merrill  had their clothes paid for by Hawke.

[CuriousArtemis]

Danny Boy 7 wrote...

I always felt like she and Merrill  had their clothes paid for by Hawke.

Meanwhile...

Fenris: Hawke, can I have some money to buy some new clothes? This armor is really uncomfortable.
Hawke: No BUY YOUR OWN SH!T, YOU LAG-ABOUT!
Fenris: <_<

[LolaLei]

Speaking of outfits, if I can't strip Cullen down to a lighter version of his companion armor then I at least hope he ditches it during the sexy time/romantic scenes, the clipping and awkwardness of heavy armor in those types of encounters look ridiculous!

[Ianthia]

LolaLei wrote...

Speaking of outfits, if I can't strip Cullen down to a lighter version of his companion armor then I at least hope he ditches it during the sexy time/romantic scenes, the clipping and awkwardness of heavy armor in those types of encounters look ridiculous!

Personally I liked it like it was on ME (and I guess for our Hawke at home) a different set of clothes for off-duty time.
Can you imagine trying to sleep in the full set of heavy gear?! I guess the shoulders could be padded and double as pillows...



(and Danny thanks for sharing that point of view - I agree actually, living hell for him *evil me*

Modifié par Ianthia, 22 janvier 2013 - 05:59 .

[CuriousArtemis]

Ianthia wrote...

LolaLei wrote...

Speaking of outfits, if I can't strip Cullen down to a lighter version of his companion armor then I at least hope he ditches it during the sexy time/romantic scenes, the clipping and awkwardness of heavy armor in those types of encounters look ridiculous!

Personally I liked it like it was on ME (and I guess for our Hawke at home) a different set of clothes for off-duty time.
Can you imagine trying to sleep in the full set of heavy gear?! I guess the shoulders could be padded and double as pillows...

True that, but Hawke's at-home outfit is straight out of the Playboy Mansion 

[Ianthia]

motomotogirl wrote...

Ianthia wrote...

LolaLei wrote...

Speaking of outfits, if I can't strip Cullen down to a lighter version of his companion armor then I at least hope he ditches it during the sexy time/romantic scenes, the clipping and awkwardness of heavy armor in those types of encounters look ridiculous!

Personally I liked it like it was on ME (and I guess for our Hawke at home) a different set of clothes for off-duty time.
Can you imagine trying to sleep in the full set of heavy gear?! I guess the shoulders could be padded and double as pillows...

True that, but Hawke's at-home outfit is straight out of the Playboy Mansion 

I didnt think of that lol.!
Should play a male hawke one day to see how it looked.
Ok, how about FSheps dress from ME3

[LolaLei]

Ianthia wrote...

LolaLei wrote...

Speaking of outfits, if I can't strip Cullen down to a lighter version of his companion armor then I at least hope he ditches it during the sexy time/romantic scenes, the clipping and awkwardness of heavy armor in those types of encounters look ridiculous!

Personally I liked it like it was on ME (and I guess for our Hawke at home) a different set of clothes for off-duty time.
Can you imagine trying to sleep in the full set of heavy gear?! I guess the shoulders could be padded and double as pillows...

Yeah, I'm hoping that's what they'll do in DA3, or at least strip the companions down to the very basic components of their outfits during "down time". For example, in Cullen's concept art from the survey he's wearing the following:



But maybe when he's off duty the heavy metal armor and furry thing is removed so that he's just wearing a linen shirt underneath (maybe with the Templar logo or some sort of personalised embellishment on it), the bottom half of his outfit remaining the same.

Modifié par LolaLei, 22 janvier 2013 - 06:05 .

[Danny Boy 7]

LolaLei wrote...

Danny Boy 7 wrote...

LolaLei wrote...

Ok, so I just had a thought about how we might end up recruited into the Inquisition.

What if our reason for being made head Inquisitor is due to our background options that we pick in the character creator. So basically we pick from a bunch of background stories for our protagonist, each of which mentions something notable/ impressive that our character done in his/her the past (kinda like how Shepard was picked to be Commander based on whatever background you gave him/her, all of which mentioning a different impressive act/acomplishment).

So when we get recruited into the Inquisition they're like: "*Insert Surname here* we want you to lead the Inquisition. Your actions/experience in *insert background here* and the strength you displayed during *insert dramatic situation here* makes you the perfect candidate. With the Warden and Hawke MIA we need someone to carry out this task, that someone being you." 

I'd like this, but what I think would be cool is if you sort of shine from among a group of possible head Inquisitors...if that makes sense? Like there are five candidates but of the five you prove to be the best of the bunch know what I mean?

I'm not sure if I'd like it or not. I prefer the underdog "accidental hero" story when given the choice, but I loved my Shepard and that's how ME1 started out with the background granting her the Normandy and Commander status so I'm sure I'd be fine with it once I start playing.

LOL or maybe the other would-be Inquisitors die in the blast, leaving only you? "There was supposed to be five of you leading the Inquisition but now there's only one. Off you go and don't forget your cape!" 

I wouldn't mind either I just like the idea of still having someone on "our level" if that makes sense? I really like Kai Leng because he just about was the "ebil" version of Shepard and could "beat" our character. I like the possibility of failure and maybe I'm on a Highlander trip "There can only be one!"