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[Joshd21]

Maybe I didn't spell her name correctly. But I LOVE her, she is a woman of independce who has forbidden herself from things like love and how beautiful things are. I see her as the strong gothic and very powerfull chick. I can safely say I CANNOT wait for the part 2 edition of the game.

This truely is one of the best, no..dare I say it. The best game ever created. I found myself often talking to my companions and I not felt like a nameless npc but I MOLDED my own story. I got morrgin to love me in the game however. I wanted to play the game again, expect for being a blood elf. Sadly though your treated only slighty different and the responses are generaly the same.

However when I was a mage I got to see the cool new starting area. I even dabbled in a bit of blood magic. How can I not, it looked so cool when the guy cut his hand and blew away those guys. I can hardly contain my excitmement as I am eager for the next expansion or more downloaded content.

I would like a part 2 series which saves what you done in the past and puts it into part 2. Maybe I can find Morrgin after that final battle and persuade her to fall in love, or maybe that demon in arls son comes back as king and I have to fight her. Either way I was not expecting much when I played the game to be honest, however I am reminded once more Bioware is the king of RPG

[Astralbean]

Not nearly the best game ever I'd say, but a lot of the dialogue is pretty fun and interesting.

[Majspuffen]

It's one of the best games I've played, but I'm not sure I'd say it's the best game ever created. Sure, you can talk to your companions, but because of the approval-system you need to make the right dialogue choices, otherwise you'll have nothing to talk about with your companions and you'll have to throw gifts at them. You don't really need someone to like you to ask them a question, no?

As for Morrigan, I have a hard time to get along with her. I don't like her attitude towards the other party members

[edit] also, I think you posted in the wrong forum.

Modifié par Majspuffen, 30 novembre 2009 - 11:42 .

[Theramond]

I think what the writers did was attempt to create the female version of the "hard to get," independent, dark, and mysterious "bad boy" that so many women crush on and fantasize about.

I wasn't even trying to romance her, but something about her really got to me. I guess it was her dark, mysterious, witty, and spontaneous nature. Maybe it was because she was forbidden--an apostate. Maybe it was her independence, her pulling away from me whenever we got too close, or her inability to love--rendered useless by her unexpected aching and burning desire for me. Maybe it was because she was the one I could not have in the end.

Needless to say, these are typical romance elements.  

Modifié par Theramond, 01 décembre 2009 - 01:04 .