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[Parmida]

He will satisfy the... "demand".. of your Qun!

Modifié par Parmida, 04 octobre 2012 - 05:31 .

[LolaLei]

Ok now you're definitely trolling us

[Parmida]

LOL!
Oooookay! back to Cullen:

[R2s Muse]

Parmida wrote...

LOL!
Oooookay! back to Cullen:

I love this one. But for some reason, I always imagine her holding a coffee cup in her hand instead of a book. That's always what my  brain sees. It's weird.

[berelinde]

R2s Muse wrote...
 I think we should avoid topics with s e x in them for a bit. I can't really handle all the extreme innuendos right now. I think it's too much even for the Cullen thread. Maker's breath...

Uh... yeah. Sounds like a good idea.

I wouldn't mind going back to the "mage in the party" thing, if anybody else thinks we didn't do it to death.

If the survey was true, and if Dorian is a companion, the guy is a Tevinter magister. Granted, he's allegedly not the kind of magister who likes to bathe in the blood of a thousand slaves, but his attitudes toward blood magic are probably a lot more liberal than Cullen's. What do you think their interaction will be like? I hope they don't pull an Alistair/Loghain on us.

As an aside, that issue is avoided with Galyan. In DotS, he was violently opposed to blood magic.

[Parmida]

berelinde wrote...

R2s Muse wrote...
 I think we should avoid topics with s e x in them for a bit. I can't really handle all the extreme innuendos right now. I think it's too much even for the Cullen thread. Maker's breath...

Uh... yeah. Sounds like a good idea.

I wouldn't mind going back to the "mage in the party" thing, if anybody else thinks we didn't do it to death.

If the survey was true, and if Dorian is a companion, the guy is a Tevinter magister. Granted, he's allegedly not the kind of magister who likes to bathe in the blood of a thousand slaves, but his attitudes toward blood magic are probably a lot more liberal than Cullen's. What do you think their interaction will be like? I hope they don't pull an Alistair/Loghain on us.

As an aside, that issue is avoided with Galyan. In DotS, he was violently opposed to blood magic.

I hope not! I loved to have Loghain but I also love Alistair, it was hard to choose between them but at the end I chose Ali and Loghain died.

[LolaLei]

I could see Cullen and Gaylan actually getting on, once Cullen got over the initial "omg mage weapon" thing.

[CuriousArtemis]

lol I'm a little sick of sex myself... sick of writing it, reading it, etc. Also it feels icky to talk about the companions' sex lives... I dunno why. Just seems like we are violating them??

I would explain the Arishok and the kossith in general as LI but that would be hard to do because, like Merrill, I simply... enjoyed looking at them xD

I really don't want an "either/or" situation with any of the companions. Loghain was okay because he was a "villain" anyway and it was at the end of the game. But if we'd had to choose between Fenris or Anders?? I don't want Cullen to force the issue if there IS a bloodmage in the group, I mean, unless the bloodmage is a real tool lol

[Parmida]

R2s Muse wrote...

Parmida wrote...

LOL!
Oooookay! back to Cullen:
*snip*

I love this one. But for some reason, I always imagine her holding a coffee cup in her hand instead of a book. That's always what my  brain sees. It's weird.

Lol, I actually thought it's her cloth that is on her leg which she has put on a stair or something...

[R2s Muse]

berelinde wrote...

R2s Muse wrote...
 I think we should avoid topics with s e x in them for a bit. I can't really handle all the extreme innuendos right now. I think it's too much even for the Cullen thread. Maker's breath...

Uh... yeah. Sounds like a good idea.

I wouldn't mind going back to the "mage in the party" thing, if anybody else thinks we didn't do it to death.

If the survey was true, and if Dorian is a companion, the guy is a Tevinter magister. Granted, he's allegedly not the kind of magister who likes to bathe in the blood of a thousand slaves, but his attitudes toward blood magic are probably a lot more liberal than Cullen's. What do you think their interaction will be like? I hope they don't pull an Alistair/Loghain on us.

As an aside, that issue is avoided with Galyan. In DotS, he was violently opposed to blood magic.

LOL Yes, Galyan seems like a very loyal Circle mage. I could see him and Cullen actually getting along quite well. Hmm... a Blood mage magister. I wonder. I don't remember many of the details from the leaked survey, but anyone who is permissive of that type of magic would probably not be on Cullen's good side. But I could see it make for interesting/heated discussions as opposed to the PC-betraying scenario I posited a few pages back.

Like, I could see the magister maybe claiming never to use it himself, but enjoying a purely "hypothetical" philosophical debate with Cullen. Could be very interesting. The Magister continues to wax philosophical and cite historical references and the logic of ethical theory... until Cullen wanders away muttering to himself.

[littlenikki]

I must really need to read Asunder and watch DotS, I have no clue who some of these people are. Seems like a lot of the conversations in this thread have started rolling in that direction, and I've also heard it might set up some plots that we will see in DA 3.

If they do another blood mage companion (ala this Galyan person) I really hope they handle it better than Merril's view of it's "harmless" nature.

[littlenikki]

R2s Muse wrote...

Parmida wrote...

LOL!
Oooookay! back to Cullen:
*img snip*

I love this one. But for some reason, I always imagine her holding a coffee cup in her hand instead of a book. That's always what my  brain sees. It's weird.

I see it too, I think it's because of the symbol in the background. The lines look like smoke coming off from a hot cup of something to me.

[berelinde]

The Merrill angle on blood magic was a refreshing change from the usual MWAHAHAHAHA approach, but yeah, it was a bit on the naive side.

I know you haven't seen DotS and therefore wouldn't know, but as of DotS, Galyan was definitely *not* a blood mage. He was a loyal Circle mage who wanted to work within the system for change. In other words, somebody who, like Cullen, was more of a moderate than a radical in any direction. And yeah, given that they are both moderates, I could see them getting along. Unless they were both romanceable...

[littlenikki]

berelinde wrote...

The Merrill angle on blood magic was a refreshing change from the usual MWAHAHAHAHA approach, but yeah, it was a bit on the naive side.

I know you haven't seen DotS and therefore wouldn't know, but as of DotS, Galyan was definitely *not* a blood mage. He was a loyal Circle mage who wanted to work within the system for change. In other words, somebody who, like Cullen, was more of a moderate than a radical in any direction. And yeah, given that they are both moderates, I could see them getting along. Unless they were both romanceable...

Ah, my bad. I read R2's post all wrong for some reason  If he, or someone like him, were a companion, I agree that Cullen would indeed work well with him. It'd be a good example of what the mages and templars could achieve by working together and co-existing peacefully. Even if they were both romancable, it'd be a nice change up from the usual rivalry between male LIs that seem to be included in both games (Alistair v Zev, Anders v Fenris)

[littlenikki]

Just saw this on Deviant Art, why is this not an in-game option!?!



by Ddriana

Modifié par littlenikki, 04 octobre 2012 - 07:05 .

[berelinde]

littlenikki wrote...

berelinde wrote...

The Merrill angle on blood magic was a refreshing change from the usual MWAHAHAHAHA approach, but yeah, it was a bit on the naive side.

I know you haven't seen DotS and therefore wouldn't know, but as of DotS, Galyan was definitely *not* a blood mage. He was a loyal Circle mage who wanted to work within the system for change. In other words, somebody who, like Cullen, was more of a moderate than a radical in any direction. And yeah, given that they are both moderates, I could see them getting along. Unless they were both romanceable...

Ah, my bad. I read R2's post all wrong for some reason  If he, or someone like him, were a companion, I agree that Cullen would indeed work well with him. It'd be a good example of what the mages and templars could achieve by working together and co-existing peacefully. Even if they were both romancable, it'd be a nice change up from the usual rivalry between male LIs that seem to be included in both games (Alistair v Zev, Anders v Fenris)

Now, you see, I like the rivalry. I know, it has been done before, but I still enjoy it. OK, maybe not so much in the Anders/Fenris case, since it all seemed to happen "after the fact," but when things are still uncertain, not having picked one over the other, it's pretty cool.

Cullen: I agree, that passage does seem to mean what you said, but this one is more ambiguous.
Galyan: Maybe we need another opinion. Let's ask our leader.
Cullen: You're looking for an excuse.
Galyan: Can you blame me?
Cullen: Grrrrr.

[Parmida]

I'm watching a hot pole dance, have a glmipse:

Modifié par Parmida, 04 octobre 2012 - 07:20 .

[Parmida]

BTW I think Galyan would be one of those bro companions. (like Varric & isabela)
What do you think?

[littlenikki]

berelinde wrote...

littlenikki wrote...

berelinde wrote...

The Merrill angle on blood magic was a refreshing change from the usual MWAHAHAHAHA approach, but yeah, it was a bit on the naive side.

I know you haven't seen DotS and therefore wouldn't know, but as of DotS, Galyan was definitely *not* a blood mage. He was a loyal Circle mage who wanted to work within the system for change. In other words, somebody who, like Cullen, was more of a moderate than a radical in any direction. And yeah, given that they are both moderates, I could see them getting along. Unless they were both romanceable...

Ah, my bad. I read R2's post all wrong for some reason  If he, or someone like him, were a companion, I agree that Cullen would indeed work well with him. It'd be a good example of what the mages and templars could achieve by working together and co-existing peacefully. Even if they were both romancable, it'd be a nice change up from the usual rivalry between male LIs that seem to be included in both games (Alistair v Zev, Anders v Fenris)

Now, you see, I like the rivalry. I know, it has been done before, but I still enjoy it. OK, maybe not so much in the Anders/Fenris case, since it all seemed to happen "after the fact," but when things are still uncertain, not having picked one over the other, it's pretty cool.

Cullen: I agree, that passage does seem to mean what you said, but this one is more ambiguous.
Galyan: Maybe we need another opinion. Let's ask our leader.
Cullen: You're looking for an excuse.
Galyan: Can you blame me?
Cullen: Grrrrr.

Hehe, that'd be pretty cute. Cullen does wear frustration rather adorably  I wouldn't necessarily mind another rivalry situation, but I wouldn't oppose to a different take on the whole love-triangle issue either. I think it's the jealousy that really turns me off the most.

[Parmida]

littlenikki wrote...

berelinde wrote...

littlenikki wrote...

berelinde wrote...

The Merrill angle on blood magic was a refreshing change from the usual MWAHAHAHAHA approach, but yeah, it was a bit on the naive side.

I know you haven't seen DotS and therefore wouldn't know, but as of DotS, Galyan was definitely *not* a blood mage. He was a loyal Circle mage who wanted to work within the system for change. In other words, somebody who, like Cullen, was more of a moderate than a radical in any direction. And yeah, given that they are both moderates, I could see them getting along. Unless they were both romanceable...

Ah, my bad. I read R2's post all wrong for some reason  If he, or someone like him, were a companion, I agree that Cullen would indeed work well with him. It'd be a good example of what the mages and templars could achieve by working together and co-existing peacefully. Even if they were both romancable, it'd be a nice change up from the usual rivalry between male LIs that seem to be included in both games (Alistair v Zev, Anders v Fenris)

Now, you see, I like the rivalry. I know, it has been done before, but I still enjoy it. OK, maybe not so much in the Anders/Fenris case, since it all seemed to happen "after the fact," but when things are still uncertain, not having picked one over the other, it's pretty cool.

Cullen: I agree, that passage does seem to mean what you said, but this one is more ambiguous.
Galyan: Maybe we need another opinion. Let's ask our leader.
Cullen: You're looking for an excuse.
Galyan: Can you blame me?
Cullen: Grrrrr.

Hehe, that'd be pretty cute. Cullen does wear frustration rather adorably  I wouldn't necessarily mind another rivalry situation, but I wouldn't oppose to a different take on the whole love-triangle issue either. I think it's the jealousy that really turns me off the most.

Love triangles are always interesting to me, I liked them a lot in DA:O. I'd go and flirt with anything that moves to have them punish me!

[R2s Muse]

littlenikki wrote...

R2s Muse wrote...

Parmida wrote...

LOL!
Oooookay! back to Cullen:
*img snip*

I love this one. But for some reason, I always imagine her holding a coffee cup in her hand instead of a book. That's always what my  brain sees. It's weird.

I see it too, I think it's because of the symbol in the background. The lines look like smoke coming off from a hot cup of something to me.

LOL That must be it!

[R2s Muse]

littlenikki wrote...

berelinde wrote...

The Merrill angle on blood magic was a refreshing change from the usual MWAHAHAHAHA approach, but yeah, it was a bit on the naive side.

I know you haven't seen DotS and therefore wouldn't know, but as of DotS, Galyan was definitely *not* a blood mage. He was a loyal Circle mage who wanted to work within the system for change. In other words, somebody who, like Cullen, was more of a moderate than a radical in any direction. And yeah, given that they are both moderates, I could see them getting along. Unless they were both romanceable...

Ah, my bad. I read R2's post all wrong for some reason  If he, or someone like him, were a companion, I agree that Cullen would indeed work well with him. It'd be a good example of what the mages and templars could achieve by working together and co-existing peacefully. Even if they were both romancable, it'd be a nice change up from the usual rivalry between male LIs that seem to be included in both games (Alistair v Zev, Anders v Fenris)

Sorry, my bad! I was talking about two different people. I think Cullen would get on with Galyan. Not so much with a a pro-blood magic magister.

[littlenikki]

R2s Muse wrote...

littlenikki wrote...

berelinde wrote...

The Merrill angle on blood magic was a refreshing change from the usual MWAHAHAHAHA approach, but yeah, it was a bit on the naive side.

I know you haven't seen DotS and therefore wouldn't know, but as of DotS, Galyan was definitely *not* a blood mage. He was a loyal Circle mage who wanted to work within the system for change. In other words, somebody who, like Cullen, was more of a moderate than a radical in any direction. And yeah, given that they are both moderates, I could see them getting along. Unless they were both romanceable...

Ah, my bad. I read R2's post all wrong for some reason  If he, or someone like him, were a companion, I agree that Cullen would indeed work well with him. It'd be a good example of what the mages and templars could achieve by working together and co-existing peacefully. Even if they were both romancable, it'd be a nice change up from the usual rivalry between male LIs that seem to be included in both games (Alistair v Zev, Anders v Fenris)

Sorry, my bad! I was talking about two different people. I think Cullen would get on with Galyan. Not so much with a a pro-blood magic magister.

No totally my fault, I was just focusing on trying to catch up on some of the lost pages, just skimming over most posts. SWTOR is rotting my brain slowly  

[Parmida]

Do you think there will be only four LIs like in DA2, 'cause there are probably only two women in the party, two male, two female maybe?

Modifié par Parmida, 04 octobre 2012 - 07:40 .