LolaLei wrote...
Sounds like the devs are getting pre-E3 nerves. I guess they must be a little worried at the reception the game will get.
Yess please *hiding drool*LolaLei wrote...
SamaraDraven wrote...
Real world Fenris?!Not seeing that... But it's all good. I do like a manly man. Can't stand overly soft gents. But I guess to me, Tom and Benedict don't seem that girly. They do have a presence to them, a gravitas that I like. I'm not a dude's dude kind of girl but I like men with a bacbone. My husband is sometimes a jerk - not to me - but he's not one to back down from what he believes. I like that. I guess that's why Cullen was able to pull an eleventh hour "Oh hello!" from me.
A good example of what I mean, I guess would be Eric Draven from The Crow. He had a great mix of manly attributes along with the long-haired rocker vibe. Shame Brandon Lee is gone...
I don't adhere to a specific type really but I have noticed a trend.
And those poor boys! Got them gussied up and being catcalled!:lol:
I would do bad things to Eric Draven! Brandon Lee was a ****ing babe! <3
TinuHawke wrote...
LolaLei wrote...
Sounds like the devs are getting pre-E3 nerves. I guess they must be a little worried at the reception the game will get.
I think that's a good thing. I'm sure they are very confident of their product, but it's gonna be the first time it's out there.
The reception of DA2 was good, wasn't it? It had great reviews.
LolaLei wrote...
I would do bad things to Eric Draven! Brandon Lee was a ****ing babe! [smilie]http://social.bioware.com/images/forum/emoticons/heart.png[/smilie]
So was his dad, Bruce, though. 
neonmoth wrote...
^^I like DA2 and I like the fact that they were not afraid to play with different things. Sometimes you hit a jackpot, sometimes you don't. There are obvious annoyances but it did not make me hate the game. If anything I like it almost as much as DA:O for completely different things. I actually like the change of pace of DA2 after playing Origins.
So I love them both in different ways... but, for me, DA2 is more...
Modifié par SamaraDraven, 04 juin 2013 - 08:18 .
Oh my stars, yes!!!LolaLei wrote...
SamaraDraven wrote...
A good example of what I mean, I guess would be Eric Draven from The Crow. He had a great mix of manly attributes along with the long-haired rocker vibe. Shame Brandon Lee is gone...
And those poor boys! Got them gussied up and being catcalled!
I would do bad things to Eric Draven! Brandon Lee was a ****ing babe! <3
LolaLei wrote...
PhantomGinger wrote...
Yeah, after DA2's reception I'm sure they are really nervous. I actually LIKED DA2 even though it does have its problems. I'm keeping my expectations low, but at the same time I have faith DAI will be awesome.
I guess with that and the ME3 endings they're expecting people to kick off even if the reveal looks awesome.
neonmoth wrote...
^^I like DA2 and I like the fact that they were not afraid to play with different things. Sometimes you hit a jackpot, sometimes you don't. There are obvious annoyances but it did not make me hate the game. If anything I like it almost as much as DA:O for completely different things. I actually like the change of pace of DA2 after playing Origins.
neonmoth wrote...
Yess please *hiding drool*LolaLei wrote...
SamaraDraven wrote...
Real world Fenris?! [smilie]http://social.bioware.com/images/forum/emoticons/andy.png[/smilie][smilie]http://social.bioware.com/images/forum/emoticons/wondering.png[/smilie] Not seeing that... But it's all good. I do like a manly man. Can't stand overly soft gents. But I guess to me, Tom and Benedict don't seem that girly. They do have a presence to them, a gravitas that I like. I'm not a dude's dude kind of girl but I like men with a bacbone. My husband is sometimes a jerk - not to me - but he's not one to back down from what he believes. I like that. I guess that's why Cullen was able to pull an eleventh hour "Oh hello!" from me. [smilie]http://social.bioware.com/images/forum/emoticons/grin.png[/smilie] A good example of what I mean, I guess would be Eric Draven from The Crow. He had a great mix of manly attributes along with the long-haired rocker vibe. Shame Brandon Lee is gone... [smilie]http://social.bioware.com/images/forum/emoticons/sad.png[/smilie] I don't adhere to a specific type really but I have noticed a trend. [smilie]http://social.bioware.com/images/forum/emoticons/lol.png[/smilie]
And those poor boys! Got them gussied up and being catcalled! [smilie]http://social.bioware.com/images/forum/emoticons/lol.png[/smilie][smilie]http://social.bioware.com/images/forum/emoticons/lol.png[/smilie][smilie]http://social.bioware.com/images/forum/emoticons/lol.png[/smilie]
I would do bad things to Eric Draven! Brandon Lee was a ****ing babe! [smilie]http://social.bioware.com/images/forum/emoticons/heart.png[/smilie]
:wub: But his awkward side still makes me want to smother him in kisses.
You aren't the only one. I'm not ashamed to say it was DA2 that turned me into a rabid fan. I also love the first one, but DA2 is where it blossomed for me. Different strokes and all.SamaraDraven wrote...
I have to say that I found myself preferring DA2's art style in regards to characters. And I love its combat mechanics over DAO. Even though the waves of dropping enemies are annoying, the fluidity of the fighting was nice. I do like Hawke's story but DAO's just felt more epic. And I loved that you could tweak their tactics to great effect! Sometimes really made a difference in battle, unlike DA2's awesome button. That said... I'm having a b!tch of a time plodding through DAO again but I've replayed DA2 to death!
fun. *ducks tomatoes* DAO is more escapism du jour.
SamaraDraven wrote...
LolaLei wrote...
I would do bad things to Eric Draven! Brandon Lee was a ****ing babe! [smilie]http://social.bioware.com/images/forum/emoticons/heart.png[/smilie]
hehehehe! Hear! Hear!neonmoth wrote...
^^I like DA2 and I like the fact that they were not afraid to play with different things. Sometimes you hit a jackpot, sometimes you don't. There are obvious annoyances but it did not make me hate the game. If anything I like it almost as much as DA:O for completely different things. I actually like the change of pace of DA2 after playing Origins.
I have to say that I found myself preferring DA2's art style in regards to characters. And I love its combat mechanics over DAO. Even though the waves of dropping enemies are annoying, the fluidity of the fighting was nice. I do like Hawke's story but DAO's just felt more epic. And I loved that you could tweak their tactics to great effect! Sometimes really made a difference in battle, unlike DA2's awesome button. That said... I'm having a b!tch of a time plodding through DAO again but I've replayed DA2 to death!
fun. *ducks tomatoes* DAO is more escapism du jour.
I get where you're coming from. I love Origins a bit more for the sole reason of being able to play through different origins. I loved that aspect of the game. But overall I like that DA2 feels different in so many aspects, I like the less epic and more personal story, I like the pace of combat, though I admit having enemies spawning on pc's head is no fun.SamaraDraven wrote...
I have to say that I found myself preferring DA2's art style in regards to characters. And I love their combat mechanics over DAO, even though the waves of dropping enemies are annoying, the fluidity of the fighting was nice. I do like Hawke's story but DAO's just felt more epic. That said... I'm having a b!tch of a time plooding through DAO again but I've replayed DA2 to death!
fun. *ducks tomatoes*
Mmmmm... so hard not to talk Star Trek, but won't spoil it for anyone (since I very much appreciated not being spoiled myself). All I'll say is, mmmhmmm, yes, all this... once the action really got going and I really *saw* B.C.'s character... I wanted to stand up and yell, "daaaayaaam, y'all!" LOLneonmoth wrote...
I jump on the Benedict Cumberbatch bandwagon :] I liked his sinister character in Star Trek so much. For me he's got too unusual features to be considered girly, but I guess it is a matter of opinion. Chris Pine is more girly/pretty of the two, with his little nose, lush lips and blue eyes. I must admit I like guys with unusual face features, which might or might not be reflected by my real life choices
*now I'm wondering whether there is a celebrity husband material for me*
LolaLei wrote...
Also Brandon Boyd from Incubus was a stunner in his younger years.
neonmoth wrote...
I get where you're coming from. I love Origins a bit more for the sole reason of being able to play through different origins. I loved that aspect of the game. But overall I like that DA2 feels different in so many aspects, I like the less epic and more personal story, I like the pace of combat, though I admit having enemies spawning on pc's head is no fun.SamaraDraven wrote...
I have to say that I found myself preferring DA2's art style in regards to characters. And I love their combat mechanics over DAO, even though the waves of dropping enemies are annoying, the fluidity of the fighting was nice. I do like Hawke's story but DAO's just felt more epic. That said... I'm having a b!tch of a time plooding through DAO again but I've replayed DA2 to death!
fun. *ducks tomatoes*
motomotogirl wrote...
LolaLei wrote...
Also Brandon Boyd from Incubus was a stunner in his younger years.
He was very cute! Though again, kind of "girly" for me, and by that I mean, tortured, musician, artist, gloomy, "Oh I'm such an artist and make beautiful music and the drugs help my art grow SAVE ME!" kind of guys... NO. LOL
I saw Incubus in concert after their Make Yourself album; you would be so jealous; Brandon has his shirt off and was holding the bongo drum between his legs and beating it like a mad man [smilie]http://social.bioware.com/images/forum/emoticons/cool.png[/smilie]
I kinda...skipped the "bongo drum" and went straight to "between his legs and beating it like a mad man." 
Modifié par PhantomGinger, 04 juin 2013 - 08:36 .
neonmoth wrote...
I jump on the Benedict Cumberbatch bandwagon :] I liked his sinister character in Star Trek so much. For me he's got too unusual features to be considered girly, but I guess it is a matter of opinion. Chris Pine is more girly/pretty of the two, with his little nose, lush lips and blue eyes. I must admit I like guys with unusual face features, which might or might not be reflected by my real life choices
*now I'm wondering whether there is a celebrity husband material for me*
Ewan McGregor, Usher, Karl Urban, Nemanja Vidic (obligatory athlete) COME TO MAMA!!!
motomotogirl wrote...
LolaLei wrote...
Also Brandon Boyd from Incubus was a stunner in his younger years.
He was very cute! Though again, kind of "girly" for me, and by that I mean, tortured, musician, artist, gloomy, "Oh I'm such an artist and make beautiful music and the drugs help my art grow SAVE ME!" kind of guys... NO. LOL
I saw Incubus in concert after their Make Yourself album; you would be so jealous; Brandon has his shirt off and was holding the bongo drum between his legs and beating it like a mad man
PhantomGinger wrote...
Anyway. I do find DA2 more fun when it comes to story...and being able to ****** my friends off. It brings me joy when I see the rivalry points.
I start her playthrough tonight. I'm going to be cruel and not even let Aveline become guard-captain. I think this might be the first Hawke who kills dear Anders.
PhantomGinger wrote...
neonmoth wrote...
I get where you're coming from. I love Origins a bit more for the sole reason of being able to play through different origins. I loved that aspect of the game. But overall I like that DA2 feels different in so many aspects, I like the less epic and more personal story, I like the pace of combat, though I admit having enemies spawning on pc's head is no fun.SamaraDraven wrote...
I have to say that I found myself preferring DA2's art style in regards to characters. And I love their combat mechanics over DAO, even though the waves of dropping enemies are annoying, the fluidity of the fighting was nice. I do like Hawke's story but DAO's just felt more epic. That said... I'm having a b!tch of a time plooding through DAO again but I've replayed DA2 to death!
fun. *ducks tomatoes*
No fun at all. The tactics screen was greatly improved, at least for me. There was something added to the tactics that wasn't in DAO that made a huge difference in battles; I wish I could remember what it is - I change it every time I get Fenris...maybe it's a cross-class thing.
Anyway. I do find DA2 more fun when it comes to story...and being able to ****** my friends off. It brings me joy when I see the rivalry points.
LolaLei wrote...
LOL, is he a druggy? I thought he was all vegan and zen like? Tbh, I've had enough of dating musicians anyway the majority of them are filthy cheats.
R2s Muse wrote...
Mmmmm... so hard not to talk Star Trek, but won't spoil it for anyone (since I very much appreciated not being spoiled myself). All I'll say is, mmmhmmm, yes, all this... once the action really got going and I really *saw* B.C.'s character... I wanted to stand up and yell, "daaaayaaam, y'all!" LOLneonmoth wrote...
I jump on the Benedict Cumberbatch bandwagon :] I liked his sinister character in Star Trek so much. For me he's got too unusual features to be considered girly, but I guess it is a matter of opinion. Chris Pine is more girly/pretty of the two, with his little nose, lush lips and blue eyes. I must admit I like guys with unusual face features, which might or might not be reflected by my real life choices
*now I'm wondering whether there is a celebrity husband material for me*
I wasn't fawning over him in Sherlock but in ST, hello... Now when I think about it he was lucky enough to have normally looking outfit (and I like guys in black).
motomotogirl wrote...
LolaLei wrote...
LOL, is he a druggy? I thought he was all vegan and zen like? Tbh, I've had enough of dating musicians anyway the majority of them are filthy cheats.
I have no idea lol Well I know around the time of Morning View they did go all zen and such. But I'm just talking about, you know, that artist type.
Musicians are pretty self-obsessed, yeah.
LolaLei wrote...
Which is annoying since I swore off musicians and now my other half recent became a vocalist in a band. <_<
Like, not even joking, I'd call of the wedding and say it's over until he gets his act together and stops playing around with garage bands lol Too old for that crap, boy! Get a job!
motomotogirl wrote...
LolaLei wrote...
Which is annoying since I swore off musicians and now my other half recent became a vocalist in a band. <_<
NOOO That sucks
*shakes cane and shambles back into house*
:lol:
Ewan McGregor is a bit too boyish to me but Karl Urban as a rider of Rohan, I do wantmotomotogirl wrote...
Girl I have a celebrity harem
That's why I like the thought of Cullen being older and more mature in DA3. Way more attractive than the stuttering little boy from Origins (even if his face were as pretty as it is in DA2). And for me that's why a man like Duncan is far and away hotter than most other characters in the whole series. I also am kind of developing a crush on Donnic, yeah, I KNOW, but he's just so sweet and cowed by Aveline, and yet very manly at the same time... my kind of guy
PhantomGinger wrote...
neonmoth wrote...
I get where you're coming from. I love Origins a bit more for the sole reason of being able to play through different origins. I loved that aspect of the game. But overall I like that DA2 feels different in so many aspects, I like the less epic and more personal story, I like the pace of combat, though I admit having enemies spawning on pc's head is no fun.SamaraDraven wrote...
I have to say that I found myself preferring DA2's art style in regards to characters. And I love their combat mechanics over DAO, even though the waves of dropping enemies are annoying, the fluidity of the fighting was nice. I do like Hawke's story but DAO's just felt more epic. That said... I'm having a b!tch of a time plooding through DAO again but I've replayed DA2 to death!
fun. *ducks tomatoes*
No fun at all. The tactics screen was greatly improved, at least for me. There was something added to the tactics that wasn't in DAO that made a huge difference in battles; I wish I could remember what it is - I change it every time I get Fenris...maybe it's a cross-class thing.
Anyway. I do find DA2 more fun when it comes to story...and being able to ****** my friends off. It brings me joy when I see the rivalry points.motomotogirl wrote...
LolaLei wrote...
Also Brandon Boyd from Incubus was a stunner in his younger years.
He was very cute! Though again, kind of "girly" for me, and by that I mean, tortured, musician, artist, gloomy, "Oh I'm such an artist and make beautiful music and the drugs help my art grow SAVE ME!" kind of guys... NO. LOL
I saw Incubus in concert after their Make Yourself album; you would be so jealous; Brandon has his shirt off and was holding the bongo drum between his legs and beating it like a mad man [smilie]http://social.bioware.com/images/forum/emoticons/cool.png[/smilie]
I had to reread the sentence...just to be sure...
:D So I do think that was better.
neonmoth wrote...
Ewan McGregor is a bit too boyish to me but Karl Urban as a rider of Rohan, I do wantmotomotogirl wrote...
Girl I have a celebrity harem
That's why I like the thought of Cullen being older and more mature in DA3. Way more attractive than the stuttering little boy from Origins (even if his face were as pretty as it is in DA2). And for me that's why a man like Duncan is far and away hotter than most other characters in the whole series. I also am kind of developing a crush on Donnic, yeah, I KNOW, but he's just so sweet and cowed by Aveline, and yet very manly at the same time... my kind of guy
Geez, I have a problem with constructing a sentence with so much hotness pouring over my brain. I definitely like the idea of Cullen being more mature in his looks, I loved it with Kaidan with all his wrinkles mmmm... what I was going to write... aha, Duncan, yeah, hot... ok I start to speak in monosyllabic....
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