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[Keldon Northwind]

sagevallant wrote...

Trying to play new DLC. Glitched out halfway through. Will not play.

Bad form, Bioware. Consider me disappointed.

You should definitely try it again. I've never had it glitch out for me and I'm playing on the Crap-Box.

[sagevallant]

Keldon Northwind wrote...

sagevallant wrote...

Trying to play new DLC. Glitched out halfway through. Will not play.

Bad form, Bioware. Consider me disappointed.

You should definitely try it again. I've never had it glitch out for me and I'm playing on the Crap-Box.

Got about 10 minutes farther before it crashed again.

[Keldon Northwind]

sagevallant wrote...

Keldon Northwind wrote...

sagevallant wrote...

Trying to play new DLC. Glitched out halfway through. Will not play.

Bad form, Bioware. Consider me disappointed.

You should definitely try it again. I've never had it glitch out for me and I'm playing on the Crap-Box.

Got about 10 minutes farther before it crashed again.

Okay... that's weird.

Tried re-downloading /  re-installing it again? They did release a patch for ME2 a while back. Try getting that one. Might help.

[Burnheart]

So this is from gamesradar

BioWare and Electronic Arts have announced that Dragon Age 2 is in development and scheduled to release in March of 2011 on the Xbox 360, PlayStation 3, and PC. The new main character is Hawke, a refugee and survivor of the Blight who mysteriously rose to power. In a recent press release from EA, Hawke was identified as “the single most important character in the world of Dragon Age.”

[Keldon Northwind]

Single most important character, is it? Why does this stir no feelings of excitement whatsoever inside me?

[Burnheart]

yea i'm not to sure about dragon age 2 at the moment myself

[flagondotcom]

Well, it seems as though BW took lessons from ME/ME2 combined with people complaining about unvoiced DA protagonists, and gave us Captain ShepardHawke for DA2 & 3.



I'm certainly not pre-ordering at this point, given how things have gone with DA and the patch cycle so far.

[hollirae]

ROFLMAO!!!! Oh my girl you are fabulous. Please let me know when you are joining the bioware team I want a piece of that!!!

[JergenKajaton]

During the Mage origin:

Jowan: We have to hurry. The clock's ticking.
Me: Clock? What's a clock?
Jowan: It's something they use in an alternate universe to tell time. They tick.
Me: ...oh.

[Persephone]

sagevallant wrote...

Recidiva wrote...

Well, Cailan had won three battles so far.  He was disappointed there wasn't more of a challenge.  That doesn't mean he was sitting in his tent playing...video games...*cough*

If you consider that the darkspawn sent out a few raiding parties and then saved the main host for the final battle, it's still not as if Cailan hadn't gone to battle before and hadn't, in fact, won against them.  So although he might have been "King Cool" in his head, he wasn't "King Slaughter Everyone Who Disagrees With Him" and apparently that's what it took to win the game one way or the other.

Had Loghain at least sent a message saying "WHOAH...that's a lot of darkspawn!" and Cailan had been able to say "Dude, no ****." "Bug out?" "Yeah, bug out.  Yikes."

They had messengers.  I saw one during my final onslaught in Denerim. We were sending messages and stuff.  Could have helped.  Instead, no message, no reinforcements, king chow.

I can't read that any other way than Loghain making a power grab.  Otherwise there would have been cutscenes of Loghain desperately writing notes and using megaphones and semaphore. 

And what's with poisoning Arl Eamon if he's some sort of "Gosh, that's a lot of darkspawn!" guy.  It was all intended to be a fatal coup.   He was then going about removing anybody who could even defend Cailan's memory or pose any military or political threat. 

You can't argue that Loghain didn't plan ahead.  He did.  He had the poison and the troop pull-out already planned way before Ostagar.  So if he's to remain a good strategist, he does so because he's only strategizing for himself and his own personal gain.  So he can retain "strategist" as a title.  But he can't retain sane, measured or good in any way.

But Arl Eamon married a flippin' Orlesian woman! CLEARLY HE CANNOT BE TRUSTED!

Ditto for the Wardens. The order only just returned to Fereldan, and they all had to come from somewhere. Even the ones recruited in Fereldan were still in a foreign organization, by Loghain's standards. A foreign organization that Cailan idolizes and eagerly unifies with. CLEARLY HE CANNOT BE TRUSTED!

Loghain's paranoid psychotic, sure, but he's not quite insane. I'm not saying he's right (hence the caps, it's sarcasm). That's the problem with being a brilliant strategist; you start associating your own strategic prowess to everyone else. You find yourself thinking "If I wanted to gain someone's trust, I would do what he's doing now for me. CLEARLY HE CANNOT BE TRUSTED!"

And it's all because the Orlesians stole and mistreated his dog 

They also gang-raped and butchered his mother while forcing him to watch...as a CHILD! And the Adalla story...well... Read "The Stolen Throne" and "The Calling". PLEASE!