Well ok not really but I only just realised - For those that have played Kasumi's sidequest from Mass Effect 2 and Tali's Mark of the Assassin DLC for Dragon Age II - do you guys notice the similarities between them? 0_o
An attractive powerful 'thief' enlists your help to steal something significant to them, having you dress up and go to a party, then find a way into a vault and then fight your way out after being caught by the 'exotic' voiced host...ect
DAII & ME2 has the same DLC!
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StableZaner
, mars 03 2012 09:06
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Posté 04 mars 2012 - 12:16
CruserBoii
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They both share the same premise, but they're also really different. Especially in the second half of MoTA.
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Posté 04 mars 2012 - 01:17
StableZaner
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Well Kasumi's certainly has a shorter mission. But I wonder if Bioware did it intentionally or are aware of the similarities.
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Posté 04 mars 2012 - 02:08
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Wow. I'm not a huge fan of Kasumi, but that's a pretty horrible thing to compare her to a qunari. 
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Posté 04 mars 2012 - 08:41
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Indard Riffy. It is also the motives that drove Kasumi and Qunari B.itch that are vastly different. As well as the 2 antagonists of the dlc were after completely different things. And their reasons for it were completely different as well. Plus Shep had to use a alias that Kasumi prepared for him. Hawke didn't. But yea the premise is familiar. I figured that out when I first got to the party. Bioware may or may not have done this on purpose. Idk.
What I find funny is that Kasumi; a THIEF, is an all around better, stronger, and smarter person than Talis is. And has superior morals too. Then again I suppose even the most common of theives are all around better people than any Qun followers. I mean unlike Talis Kasumi is not a puppet (which makes me kinda feel sorry for Talis since she was always a slave and would be easily manipulated into the Qun and think it was the best thing ever since she was actually treated as an equal but I digress). Kasumi is actually sincere and has only the best of intentions going after her prize. Talis? Not so much...
What I find funny is that Kasumi; a THIEF, is an all around better, stronger, and smarter person than Talis is. And has superior morals too. Then again I suppose even the most common of theives are all around better people than any Qun followers. I mean unlike Talis Kasumi is not a puppet (which makes me kinda feel sorry for Talis since she was always a slave and would be easily manipulated into the Qun and think it was the best thing ever since she was actually treated as an equal but I digress). Kasumi is actually sincere and has only the best of intentions going after her prize. Talis? Not so much...
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