TheButterflyEffect wrote...
Lies. The Wardens are nothing but traitors who cheat you and lie to you and deceive you incessantly. They deceive you all throughout Origins and continue to do so in Awakening. None of your efforts, your forced sacrifices mean squat to them. Hell, here in Awakening they've even left you all alone, for a second time, to contend with the cheesy demon invasion thing that was cooked up as an excuse plot for this game. The whole story and concept around Drakespawn is so stupid. Even the name is extremely stupid. All they send you are a bunch of cheap little recruits clad in crap armor who wither and die at the drop of a hat before the game even begins. And then you're totally and completely alone. Good god, I'm not answering to these insufferable morons anymore.
And let's drop the BS about the DR. I don't care who they make do it - the whiny little blonde kid, the hardass old Braveheart ripoff, or the PC, it was still an utterly horrendous idea and it's so sickening and vile it's unreal.
They're leading us on a stupid string and we're never, ever going to find out what comes of that stupid crap plot anyway. Just like how they never, ever updated the damn toolcrap for DA2 in spite of their promises. Which were obviously taraf (what you call an "empty promise" in Iran).
Hmmm... I think I will let my Warden
Dailana Cousland answer this...
*Ahem*
Um, like, it is
so totally short-sighted to try to tell other people, like, how they should like stories or to, like, say that, like,
your opinion is, like, the end-all-and-be-all of, like, good taste and totally the way we should all, like, agree with. I mean,
bee tee em (dude, that's like 'by the Maker' because, like, there's no OMG in Thedas) It is also, like, such a
bogus thing to try to say that "Whoa, man, I don't like the story, so, like, that must
totally mean that it's, like,
totally stupid and grody and dumb." I mean,
duh! Of
course if you, like,don't like it, then, um, just
say you didn't
like the story and then, um, let it
stand like that, ya know? But, like, going around and being like, "No
way!" and then they are all like "Way!" and then you are like "No
way!" and then they are like "
Way!" - well, it, like, you know, just comes off as totally bogus and, like, feeding those totally grody things that like to, you know, eat those poor little billy goats.
Um, so, like, where was I?
Um, yeah, like the whole DR business? Yeah, so, like, it is
totally not-nice and soooo grody (I mean,
sleep? with
Morrigan? When they could have
me? Yeah, gag me with a spoon, that is
so bogus to the max!) On the other hand, if you don't, you, like, die, and that is like, barf me out, too. Huh, you'd almost think, like, the writers were trying to, like, create conflict and, like, write some moral decisions into a pragmatist philosophical bent that was being imposed through the very valid structure of having to choose between two wrongs that would never make a right. Oh, and, like, maybe whether or not, like, something has a happy ending or not shouldn't, like, be the only criterion for judging good writing or storytelling.
Um, fluffy kittens and happiness?
Duh! What
ever.
Modifié par tklivory, 28 novembre 2011 - 03:24 .
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And yes, it indeed is. 
I love to create and develop characters myself, so I really, really appreciate if it is well done somewhere (no matter if it is a video game, movie, TV-show, FF or book)
Gotta luff ma snarky (almost) templar.
