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[casw265]

I felt bad for killing Ser Cauthrien, but after I saw that sword, I HAD to have it! If only she carried normal loot.

[The Angry One]

RunCDFirst wrote...

I could be wrong, but I thought some codex mentioned that the Tevinter mages reached the Golden City through the power of blood magic. Ergo, without blood magic, they would be unable to enter it's glorious halls. Andraste lead a holy march against the Tevinter empire because it was full of blood magic and idol worship, things that the Maker was displeased with.
What you seem to suggest goes against what the Chantry teaches. You don't doubt the Chantry... do you?

For all we know it was the elves who messed up the Black City, and Tevinter's blood magic is the only thing that saved humanity until the Grey Wardens came along.
To say nothing of the fact that the Joining could be said to be a form of blood magic, merging the lifeforce of the archdemon with your own through blood...

[TomBrokaw]

I don't feel bad about anything. The world, both virtual and real are here to serve me.



They may even just be imaginary constructs made for my benefit.

[immeyourenot]

Dark83 wrote...

immeyourenot wrote...

Well after that I vowed never to kill the Crimson Oars again on any other playthrough, my most harsh, evil characters have simply intimidated them into leaving. I don't want them to die. I like to imagine after intimidating the leader into leaving he decides maybe it's time to retire, and he goes and spends the rest of his imaginary life with his loving wife, raising his children peacefully and happily. T.T

If you kill these (relatively innocent) people you ****** the sarge off and he won't give you more quests, no?

No, I think you're thinking of the White Falcons, another mercenary group who are causing trouble in another inn in Denerim >.>
Sarge asks you not to kill them and I don't think I have yet, just robbed them before sending them packing. I wouldn't feel bad if I did kill them though because if you let them live they ambush you with a bunch more guys, that's what you get for showing mercy.

The Crimson Oars are in the tavern that is in the market discrict in the room with the Blackstone Irregulars guy and they're doing nothing to hassle anyone, they're even in a seperate room to the rest of the tavern.
The thing which made me feel worse is that Sarge ASKS you to kill them, not spare them, because the nobles who go to the tavern like a bit of "sport". I felt so dirty the one time I didn't just persuade them to leave. ><

[specter7237]

SarEnyaDor wrote...

When Alistair, me, Sten and Zev went to Flemith's and decided to trick Morrigan and didn't kill Flemith.... then later on she said how she felt like I was her sister and how no one was ever so thoughtful and kind towards her.

Man, I felt like I was 2 inches tall and literaly considered reloading to a point 8 hours previously for a second, until I remembered she was going to sleep with my man soon and the guilt crazy enough evaporated.

Or you could be grateful for the fact that she saves your's and Alistair's lives, allowing you to be together.  I'm sure she wouldn't touch Alistair with a ten foot pole if it wasn't absolutely necessary,  I know I wouldn't.  But then I have some gender issues involved. 

Modifié par specter7237, 26 novembre 2009 - 06:33 .

[Herr Uhl]

immeyourenot wrote...
The thing which made me feel worse is that Sarge ASKS you to kill them, not spare them, because the nobles who go to the tavern like a bit of "sport". I felt so dirty the one time I didn't just persuade them to leave. ><

It is because Edwina is a bitter, bitter woman.

[Orlomm]

I felt pretty bad after killing Wynne on my "evil" playthrough. I deleted that save game shortly after.

[Leonia]

Meh, I killed Connor, I wasn't about to let Isolde sacrifice herself so that she didn't have to worry about facing her husband later about all the lieing she had been doing. I made sure to keep Alistair out of my party but afterwards when I got back to camp he was REALLY angry, like almost as angry as when you consider not killing Loghain. I felt pretty bad about that, not really sure why he cared so much about Connor instead of Isolde though, but boy did I feel guilty losing approval over it

[Herr Uhl]

He dislikes Isolde and she dislikes him.



Connor is a fairly innocent kid at heart.

[Kalamity_Jones]

I didn't mind so much the option to kill connor (I picked it) But Isolde coming up after the fight, just before he dies was really.. gut wrenching. Of course, I was being the stern, do anything to obtain your goals, so I didn't even give her the option to end his life herself. Never did that again. Now I always go to the circle for aid.

[Original182]

...when I saw the event where Isolde had to kill her own son.



I didn't mean for it to happen. I just wanted to see what happens if I enter Arl Eamon's room. But it triggered the event where Isolde then had no choice but to end her son's life.

[Silensfurtim]

sad moment: finding out that golems are made of Dwarf people and that they were volunteered as a rod-controlled golem.



regrets: executing Jowan in Redcliffe in my Rogue playthrough. then when I started playing Mage playthrough I felt pity on him.

[Leonia]

Herr Uhl wrote...

He dislikes Isolde and she dislikes him.

Connor is a fairly innocent kid at heart.

Duh. That just totally dawned on me, couldn't remember why I hated Isolde so much (aside from how the whole demon with Connor mess is mostly her own fault for not sending him to the Circle of Magi). But yeah, I guess Conner is just an innocent in the way, so to speak. Too bad we couldn't just let the demon possess Isolde then kill her instead, would have been more satisfying than letting her be sacrificed as a martyr-type by Jowan.

[Herr Uhl]

leonia42 wrote...

Herr Uhl wrote...

He dislikes Isolde and she dislikes him.

Connor is a fairly innocent kid at heart.

Duh. That just totally dawned on me, couldn't remember why I hated Isolde so much (aside from how the whole demon with Connor mess is mostly her own fault for not sending him to the Circle of Magi). But yeah, I guess Conner is just an innocent in the way, so to speak. Too bad we couldn't just let the demon possess Isolde then kill her instead, would have been more satisfying than letting her be sacrificed as a martyr-type by Jowan.

Isolde sent him away to become a templar, thus according to him ruining the better part of his life thus far.

[Frislid]

The only time I kind of felt bad in this game was when I lied to Shale. Shale has for some or another reason become my favorite character, and when I killed Caridin and she was all excited about knowing her past etc, and I told her that "BLALBLA, DIDN'T FIND HIM, BLABLA, NO, NO REGISTRY...", and she went on with her disappointed voice, that actually touched me.

[tmp7704]

leonia42 wrote...

Meh, I killed Connor, I wasn't about to let Isolde sacrifice herself so that she didn't have to worry about facing her husband later about all the lieing she had been doing. I made sure to keep Alistair out of my party but afterwards when I got back to camp he was REALLY angry, like almost as angry as when you consider not killing Loghain. I felt pretty bad about that, not really sure why he cared so much about Connor instead of Isolde though, but boy did I feel guilty losing approval over it

If your character has high enough cunning score you can realize he's really angry because he failed to protect the son of his foster-father and bring it up ("it's about you and Arl not me at all, isn't it" or something to this effect)  which limits the damage somewhat. Like pointed out he doesn't care as much about Isolde because she wasn't exactly nice to him when he was a child himself.

[Taerda]

Herr Uhl wrote... Isolde sent him away to become a templar, thus according to him ruining the better part of his life thus far.

I found this to be something I held her in disdain for ... here she has no qualms about sending one child to the Templars, but will do anything to prevent another going to the Circle.

[Count Viceroy]

It's one thing to send someone elses child away and another entierly to send your own, obviously. Especially since it was suspected that the child was a bastard of Eamons.

Modifié par Count Viceroy, 26 novembre 2009 - 01:42 .

[mireigi]

I felt really bad when Morrigan left me at the end after doing her dark ritual.

I was heartbroken for the weekend

[Count Viceroy]

Hah, Yeah the Morrigan romance was fun. I was thinking all the way til the end that she was scared but that she'd come around eventually. Boy was I wrong. Solid writing.

[NarcissaArtois]

The little boy in lothering....wish there was more I could have done for him besides giving him a silver or telling him to go to the chantry. Jeeze, why couldn't he have hung out with the dwarfs that stayed in my camp...maybe he could take my mabari for a walk when I was out fighting darkspawn.

[RunCDFirst]

Herr Uhl wrote...

leonia42 wrote...

Herr Uhl wrote...

He dislikes Isolde and she dislikes him.

Connor is a fairly innocent kid at heart.

Duh. That just totally dawned on me, couldn't remember why I hated Isolde so much (aside from how the whole demon with Connor mess is mostly her own fault for not sending him to the Circle of Magi). But yeah, I guess Conner is just an innocent in the way, so to speak. Too bad we couldn't just let the demon possess Isolde then kill her instead, would have been more satisfying than letting her be sacrificed as a martyr-type by Jowan.

Isolde sent him away to become a templar, thus according to him ruining the better part of his life thus far.

And yet, you still lose approval if you have Isolde sacrifice herself to save Conner.
Honestly, sometimes there's no pleasing that boy.

[Thunderfox]

Never before have I felt so dickish as reporting Jowan and Lily to Irving. I know I know he poisons Eamon and all but....