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[Jinx]

I would LOVE to have more then 4 LI

[Jinx]

And not lame one's like Sebastian

[carine]

berelinde wrote...

Heh. I just had an odd thought. Suppose they give us more than 2 LIs per gender. If they really do have 10 companions, it wouldn't be too much of a reach if 6 were romanceable...

Wow, how sweet would that be?

Um, amazing. That would up replay value a ton, and I'd have so much trouble deliberating over which LI to choose.

I'm just glad that the DA team is usually better at romances than the ME team. Not like the content of the romance, but that there is an equal amount of romances for each gender. ME3 was crazy unbalanced for straight FemSheps, who either got Kaidan or none unless they romanced Garrus in ME2. 

Dragon Age has had gay and straight options since Origins and made all the characters bisexual/Hawkesexual in DA2. Which is cool in most cases because you don't have to play M!Hawke or F!Hawke to experience all the romances.

[carine]

cacey lee wrote...

And not lame one's like Sebastian

I can't bring myself to romance him just because it would mean not flirting with anyone throughout the game. Laaame.

[LolaLei]

I wonder if Trident man will be romancable? He looks like he'd be the son of a rich Orlesian nobleman, very confident to the point of arrogance, loves himself a bit and thinks of himself as a bit of a charmer... Or maybe it's just the moustache that gives me that impression?

[LolaLei]

Avejajed wrote...

I refuse to flirt with anyone I can't eventually bone.

Amen to that!

[Jinx]

Avejajed wrote...

I refuse to flirt with anyone I can't eventually bone.

I'm 100% with you lol;)

[LolaLei]

Just looking at that mini picture of Cullen... And it kinda looks like they've given him a beard. At first I thought it was a overtly chiseled jawline, but when I look closely it looks kinda beard-ish. I'm not going to be pleased if they've made him look like Captain Birdseye.

[carine]

LolaLei wrote...

Just looking at that mini picture of Cullen... And it kinda looks like they've given him a beard. At first I thought it was a overtly chiseled jawline, but when I look closely it looks kinda beard-ish. I'm not going to be pleased if they've made him look like Captain Birdseye.

Eh. I doubt it. His face looked like they photoshopped it from a screencap from DA2. Imo it just looked like his usual stubble.

[brushyourteeth]

Avejajed wrote...

I must have missed how starting out in the inquisition automatically makes you pro chantry. Um...what?

This made me LOL. 

[berelinde]

LolaLei wrote...

I wonder if Trident man will be romancable?

Er... I think I saw trident man in an Osprey Men at Arms book. That's the one I'm most skeptical about being a legit concept drawing.

[LolaLei]

Carine: I guess the photos are really bad quality. I know the Templars have gone to hell and he's getting a bit long in the tooth but that's not an excuse to grow a dodgy beard lol!

His current stubbly facial hair is his trademark dammit!

Modifié par LolaLei, 21 août 2012 - 04:56 .

[berelinde]

brushyourteeth wrote...

Avejajed wrote...

I must have missed how starting out in the inquisition automatically makes you pro chantry. Um...what?

This made me LOL. 

I was ignoring that. It's part of the lore for the Inquisition. With chantry affiliation, they're proto-templars. Without it, they had their own personal reign of terror. Neither is what you would call a feel-good background. R2s Muse posted quite a bit about it a few pages back.

[brushyourteeth]

So how old was Cullen in DA:O, anybody know?

Because one of the leaked plot synopses says that the game will take place 10 years after the Blight in Ferelden. That would make Cullen... not all that old, really. 35-ish? About the same age that Alistair was when we romanced him?

[carine]

brushyourteeth wrote...

So how old was Cullen in DA:O, anybody know?

Because one of the leaked plot synopses says that the game will take place 10 years after the Blight in Ferelden. That would make Cullen... not all that old, really. 35-ish? About the same age that Alistair was when we romanced him?

Alistair was like, early twenties when we romanced him. I think someone figured it out to be around 19-26.

Cullen would be the same age as at the end of DA2. So yeah, I'm thinking somewhere in his thirties.

[brushyourteeth]

berelinde wrote...

brushyourteeth wrote...

Avejajed wrote...

I must have missed how starting out in the inquisition automatically makes you pro chantry. Um...what?

This made me LOL. 

I was ignoring that. It's part of the lore for the Inquisition. With chantry affiliation, they're proto-templars. Without it, they had their own personal reign of terror. Neither is what you would call a feel-good background. R2s Muse posted quite a bit about it a few pages back.

The Inquisition hunted down demons and abominations freely and became the Templars when they allied with the Chantry.

To me, becoming part of a new Inquisition means you're hunting down whatever nasty is attacking Thedas without Chantry affiliation, just as the Inquisition always did before it was disbanded.

Honestly, B. I think you're smart and I think you're funny, but Bioware will never force you to choose a religion in a Dragon Age game. You're being extremely silly by not letting go of this.

Much respect, just being honest.

[Jean]

I thought Alistair was 19/20 in Origins, so if they're close in age, early 30s by DAIII?

Modifié par Batteries, 21 août 2012 - 05:02 .

[carine]

Batteries wrote...

I thought Alistair was 19/20 in Origins, so if they're close in age, early 30s by DAIII?

Yeah, that's what I thought as well. 

EDIT: And I'd guess they're close in age because of the timid way Cullen was at the beginning of DA:O.

Modifié par carine, 21 août 2012 - 05:03 .

[LolaLei]

I dunno, what did his and Cullen's Preset say?

[Xilizhra]

To me, becoming part of a new Inquisition means you're hunting down whatever nasty is attacking Thedas without Chantry affiliation, just as the Inquisition always did before it was disbanded.

It also killed remorselessly for the sake of religious zealotry, so... not much of a help there, to be honest. The only way I could see this working is if it was somehow founded in a secular manner.

Also, DG said there were no atheists on Thedas, and that there was never intended to be an option to express such, so Berelinde's fears are rather reasonable.

[carine]

Xilizhra wrote...

To me, becoming part of a new Inquisition means you're hunting down whatever nasty is attacking Thedas without Chantry affiliation, just as the Inquisition always did before it was disbanded.

It also killed remorselessly for the sake of religious zealotry, so... not much of a help there, to be honest. The only way I could see this working is if it was somehow founded in a secular manner.

Also, DG said there were no atheists on Thedas, and that there was never intended to be an option to express such, so Berelinde's fears are rather reasonable.

But I the thing is that you don't have to play a devout character. Your character may still believe in the Maker and whatnot, but they might not be a practicing Andrastian. That's how I sort of interpreted it anyway.

[Xilizhra]

carine wrote...

Xilizhra wrote...

To me, becoming part of a new Inquisition means you're hunting down whatever nasty is attacking Thedas without Chantry affiliation, just as the Inquisition always did before it was disbanded.

It also killed remorselessly for the sake of religious zealotry, so... not much of a help there, to be honest. The only way I could see this working is if it was somehow founded in a secular manner.

Also, DG said there were no atheists on Thedas, and that there was never intended to be an option to express such, so Berelinde's fears are rather reasonable.

But I the thing is that you don't have to play a devout character. Your character may still believe in the Maker and whatnot, but they might not be a practicing Andrastian. That's how I sort of interpreted it anyway.

Honestly, I don't care if I'm given the privilege to choose my own devoutness level. I'd rather stay out of it entirely; I had to warp the game a bit with DA2 to see my Hawke as a follower of the Imperial Chantry, or at least following that general doctrine more closely.

Also, I don't understand how you can be pro-Cullen if you're anti-chantry. He's a bloody templar.

Remarkably easily. For instance, I'm pro-Merrill. I'm not pro-Sabrae Clan, as they have a strong tendency to be moronic ****s.

Modifié par Xilizhra, 21 août 2012 - 05:11 .