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[LolaLei]

meanieweenie wrote...

R2s Muse wrote...

"Ugh... it's called a breath mint. You should try it sometime."

"Andraste's tight panty girdles, Hawke! What the hell have you been eating?!"

[LolaLei]

meanieweenie wrote...

I'm just now catching up with everything here...
R2 your screenies are lovely! And Lola, that's the first time I've seen that comic with the dude doing the "I'm watching you" fingers. LOL

It's awesome isn't it, one of the girls posted the link so I decided to put it in my photobucket and bung it up here.

[meanieweenie]

R2s Muse wrote...

Cullen - "Oh, and did I mention I'm wearing your panties?"
Bodhan (inner monologue) - So am I.

[LolaLei]

LMAO meanieweenie, you're too good at this!

[LolaLei]

[meanieweenie]

LolaLei wrote...

"C'mon Cullen... we all know it was you. Lay off the jalepenos for the love of Andraste! "

[meanieweenie]

LolaLei wrote...

LMAO meanieweenie, you're too good at this!

A friend and I used to do this way too often. LOL

[LolaLei]

These aren't great quality but I think they're from a Fenris body swap, most of which during Hawke's visits to the mansion. If we can get clearer pictures these would be awesome:

Modifié par LolaLei, 16 mai 2012 - 01:26 .

[R2s Muse]

meanieweenie wrote...

Cullen - "Oh, and did I mention I'm wearing your panties?"
Bodhan (inner monologue) - So am I.

OMG, you are keeling me, dude!

[R2s Muse]

Wait, what is going on in the last Fenris swap? Is his head .. On the floor?? Ot against the wall?

[meanieweenie]

At first glance I thought he had a butterfly on his neck.

[LolaLei]

R2s Muse wrote...

Wait, what is going on in the last Fenris swap? Is his head .. On the floor?? Ot against the wall?

Against a wall... I think... looked like he was looking out the window or something.

[LolaLei]

I just found this in the "who do you want as a companion in DA3" thread, which is surprisingly dominated by people wanting him in the game:

"Cullen, really?

I like playing mages, I can just see Cullen following me around saying. "Your not really like us, you dont deserve any rights, all mages must be watched carefully, blah blah blah."

Ok, maybe he would be a good companion, but only if I actually get to put him in his place, as well as kill him if I so choose."

So, here's my question, do you think that's the direction the DA team will take with Cullen, do you suppose he'll be just another Anders/Fenris going on about Mages being bad and the Templar plight?

I'd like to think they'd have him at least address his issues in the beginning because it would be strange if he just went along with everything the protagonist does good or bad, especially if he/she is a mage. But I'm hoping that'll be done in a sensible way that won't involve every conversation and party banter being about mages and his torture/Meredith, I'm also hoping as the game progresses he'll get over it.

[meanieweenie]

I seriously doubt he be completely anti mage. I think he makes it pretty clear that he feels all mages aren't evil. He's the voice of reason in many respects. Sure, he'd be eyeballing a mage PC to be sure they weren't corrupt but that's his job. With his history, it would be easy to write him either way. I would take that (from a writing stand point) to be a fantastic pivotal character. He could either be your buddy the whole way through or smite your a** if he diecides your intentions aren't true.

[LolaLei]

meanieweenie wrote...

I seriously doubt he be completely anti mage. I think he makes it pretty clear that he feels all mages aren't evil. He's the voice of reason in many respects. Sure, he'd be eyeballing a mage PC to be sure they weren't corrupt but that's his job. With his history, it would be easy to write him either way. I would take that (from a writing stand point) to be a fantastic pivotal character. He could either be your buddy the whole way through or smite your a** if he diecides your intentions aren't true.

That's true. It would be pretty awesome if he treated you different depending on whether you're friends with him or not, and even cooler if he treated you differently again if you're romancing him.

I can only imagine that if you romance him as a mage that it'll end badly, based on that little article I read about Templars earlier on the GreyWardens website I can't see any pausable way that they could be together, unless he ditched his Templar duties (which is unlikely) or DG 'n' co take the route of having Cullen and the protagonist start up a new type of Order where they work together with the mages (which again seems unlikely because I can imagine David Gaider finding that cheesey, which is it lol.)

[R2s Muse]

LolaLei wrote...

I just found this in the "who do you want as a companion in DA3" thread, which is surprisingly dominated by people wanting him in the game:

"Cullen, really?

I like playing mages, I can just see Cullen following me around saying. "Your not really like us, you dont deserve any rights, all mages must be watched carefully, blah blah blah."

Ok, maybe he would be a good companion, but only if I actually get to put him in his place, as well as kill him if I so choose."

So, here's my question, do you think that's the direction the DA team will take with Cullen, do you suppose he'll be just another Anders/Fenris going on about Mages being bad and the Templar plight?

I'd like to think they'd have him at least address his issues in the beginning because it would be strange if he just went along with everything the protagonist does good or bad, especially if he/she is a mage. But I'm hoping that'll be done in a sensible way that won't involve every conversation and party banter being about mages and his torture/Meredith, I'm also hoping as the game progresses he'll get over it.

I'd find it really surprising if they set his character back to Act 1 of DA2. Even DG said that Cullen ends the game as the voice of sanity, so hopefully they'd progress him from there. That said, I do think they'll need to catch everyone up to speed on his character foibles if he's a companion... since, after all, few know him as well as we do. LOL

[R2s Muse]

OKey dokey more Cullen-Fenris swap. From the reunion after Danarius dies. The kiss is... nice.






and a funny:

Modifié par R2s Muse, 16 mai 2012 - 02:18 .

[meanieweenie]

It's only cheesy if you write it cheesy. What if (based upon the Asunder plot) the Templar order no longer serves the Divine. What if Cullen find this unacceptable? What if the Divine choses him as a spy or uses him in some other context? Heck, he could always take it upon himself to hunt down apostates and continue with his original oathes to protect mages, etc. We can't assume that a romance with a mage would end badly because the rules from the beginning of DA2 no longer apply if they use Asunder as a plot guide. Seriously, all bets are off. I'm actually very excited to see where this game goes, regardless of Cullens role. (Don't hit me.... hard.)

[R2s Muse]

LolaLei wrote...

R2s Muse wrote...

Wait, what is going on in the last Fenris swap? Is his head .. On the floor?? Ot against the wall?

Against a wall... I think... looked like he was looking out the window or something.

Oh yeah, that's when you bring him the sword of mercy or whatever it's called. And, he's looking out the window. Right!

[R2s Muse]

meanieweenie wrote...

It's only cheesy if you write it cheesy. What if (based upon the Asunder plot) the Templar order no longer serves the Divine. What if Cullen find this unacceptable? What if the Divine choses him as a spy or uses him in some other context? Heck, he could always take it upon himself to hunt down apostates and continue with his original oathes to protect mages, etc. We can't assume that a romance with a mage would end badly because the rules from the beginning of DA2 no longer apply if they use Asunder as a plot guide. Seriously, all bets are off. I'm actually very excited to see where this game goes, regardless of Cullens role. (Don't hit me.... hard.)

^This!! I agree that all bets are off at this point. I actually think that could be the whole point of DA3 will be to find a workable solution somehow to the mage problem. After all, how else can the war end but with some kind of treaty. Or, the templars could win and decimate the mages and send the survivors to work camps. Or, the mages could utterly win and turn all of Thedas into Tevinter. But realistically, I imagine they'll find some middle ground.

And, there you could be, settling down with Cullen in that middle ground and having little mage-templar babies. :D:D

[meanieweenie]

Yup. I think that'd it would be feasable for DA3 to deal with the mage / Templar issues in the midst of a pending war with Orlais. Meanwhile, back at the Batcave, Flemeth is still doing her witchy thing - whatever that means. Really though, what the hell is she up to? LOL And why is she visiting Sandal??? Cougar.

[R2s Muse]

meanieweenie wrote...

Yup. I think that'd it would be feasable for DA3 to deal with the mage / Templar issues in the midst of a pending war with Orlais. Meanwhile, back at the Batcave, Flemeth is still doing her witchy thing - whatever that means. Really though, what the hell is she up to? LOL And why is she visiting Sandal??? Cougar.

:lol:

And, with this belly laugh, I retire for the night.

[LolaLei]

R2s Muse wrote...

meanieweenie wrote...

It's only cheesy if you write it cheesy. What if (based upon the Asunder plot) the Templar order no longer serves the Divine. What if Cullen find this unacceptable? What if the Divine choses him as a spy or uses him in some other context? Heck, he could always take it upon himself to hunt down apostates and continue with his original oathes to protect mages, etc. We can't assume that a romance with a mage would end badly because the rules from the beginning of DA2 no longer apply if they use Asunder as a plot guide. Seriously, all bets are off. I'm actually very excited to see where this game goes, regardless of Cullens role. (Don't hit me.... hard.)

^This!! I agree that all bets are off at this point. I actually think that could be the whole point of DA3 will be to find a workable solution somehow to the mage problem. After all, how else can the war end but with some kind of treaty. Or, the templars could win and decimate the mages and send the survivors to work camps. Or, the mages could utterly win and turn all of Thedas into Tevinter. But realistically, I imagine they'll find some middle ground.

And, there you could be, settling down with Cullen in that middle ground and having little mage-templar babies. :D:D

Call me dramatic, but I was kinda hoping everyone would be so busy fighting each other that they wouldn't notice the veil tearing open and all the demons/Corypheus/etc pouring out of the fade into Thedas *que Sandals prophecy.* Then everyone would sh!t their pants and have to team up and work together to close the veil, then at the end they'd decide to reform the Order under "new management" giving mages breathing space, or form a new order that isn't so strict.

Y'know, I'd even let Cullen die for a cause, but only if my character could then sacrifice herself and die with him... just for shock value lol.

I wouldn't mind taking him into the fade either, let him have a taste of what mages have to face every day. Maybe that would give him a new perspective on magic too.

Modifié par LolaLei, 16 mai 2012 - 02:35 .

[LolaLei]

meanieweenie wrote...

Yup. I think that'd it would be feasable for DA3 to deal with the mage / Templar issues in the midst of a pending war with Orlais. Meanwhile, back at the Batcave, Flemeth is still doing her witchy thing - whatever that means. Really though, what the hell is she up to? LOL And why is she visiting Sandal??? Cougar.

Why is she visiting Sandal at night? Well, that's easy: BOOM!

Modifié par LolaLei, 16 mai 2012 - 02:36 .

[LolaLei]