rapscallioness wrote...
But really--how/what were ppl that they will be just like they were?
Personally, I believe this means everyone will have magic (or be able to "touch the Fade," the way mages do). I remember Merrill once saying that all elves knew a bit of magic once, but that time is gone. Why? Why are only some elves born with magic instead of all? And what does it mean to "have" magic? You don't "have" it, not really. You are just able to access another source of power. Why can some access that power and others can't? I think that will be addressed in DA:I.
LolaLei wrote...
... Oh god... is that a beam I see up there?
Nope, my protagonist will NOT be going anywhere near it. The last time one of my protagonists went into a beam she ended up talking to some ****ty little star kid and then sacrificed herself for the sake of the galaxy. [smilie]http://social.bioware.com/images/forum/emoticons/lol.png[/smilie]
Okay... this made me laugh LOL

I didn't even think of that beam. Yeah, but what a crazy moment in the game. I know you hated it, but it just gets me in the feels every time.
I wish people would stop calling it a star kid/child though; it merely manifested itself in that form so that it could communicate to Shepard. It's classic sci-fi; it's an alien life form without corporeal form, and it does not know how to communicate with us in a way we can understand. Always reminded me of a CJ Cherryh short story. The alien(s) took the form of the humans (mimicked their bodies) in order to communicate, but the humans found this disconcerting because they were essentially talking to copies of themselves.
Sorry, sci-fi geek here *escorts self from Cullen thread*