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[Heldelance]

EJ42 wrote...

I agree with Morrigan. You're being foolish to help those people.
All of you who allow yourselves to be annoyed by her are just small-minded. You cannot put yourself in her place to understand why she feels the way she does about things. Many times, you simply need to (Persuade) her to see things your way. I never left her out of my party in a single encounter, and still had her at 100 (Love) from just after Redcliffe to the end of the game. (I did Redcliffe, then the mage tower, then back to Redcliffe castle.)
The sad thing is the extremely limited imagination of the developers in terms of how they allow things to play out in the end.

When I saw the ending of DA:O, it was almost as frustrating as the slap-in-the-face ending to Quantum Leap:

(Fade to black)
"Dr. Sam Beckett never returned home."

BS, I say. I'm going to fix it with the new toolset.

Talking about being small minded...

The reason why she leaves at the end of the game is left preeeetty clear. She states that she wants to raise the child as her own, away from civilization, away from everyone, and she wants to raise it HER way without any influence from anyone else, eg; Main Character.

[Bomfy]

EJ42 wrote...


When I saw the ending of DA:O, it was almost as frustrating as the slap-in-the-face ending to Quantum Leap:

(Fade to black)
"Dr. Sam Beckett never returned home."

BS, I say. I'm going to fix it with the new toolset.

Originally it was just going to be a cliffhanger, but no renewal after it was filmed and they slapped that puppy together to at least cause a wrap up.

There's word floating about that there maybe a miniseries or movie someday, but rumors are just rumors.  There is the fan movie made this year to tide you over.

Back to the topic at hand.

[EJ42]

Bomfy wrote...

EJ42 wrote...


When I saw the ending of DA:O, it was almost as frustrating as the slap-in-the-face ending to Quantum Leap:

(Fade to black)
"Dr. Sam Beckett never returned home."

BS, I say. I'm going to fix it with the new toolset.

Originally it was just going to be a cliffhanger, but no renewal after it was filmed and they slapped that puppy together to at least cause a wrap up.

There's word floating about that there maybe a miniseries or movie someday, but rumors are just rumors.  There is the fan movie made this year to tide you over.

Back to the topic at hand.

They could just as easily have ended it with "Dr. Sam Beckett finally returned home."

[Cybercat999]

Aedan_Cousland wrote...

There are enough gifts throughout the game that you can offset whatever hit you take from either character here. Also, completing both of their personal quests later on nets you a huge amount of approval.

Exactly. You can talk to them, bribe them with gifts and do their personal quests - it amounts to so much approval that even if they disapproved at every single quest you do you would still have quite decent rating in the end.

[Elystia]

WillieStyle wrote...

Why are people so worried about losing influence with Morrigan?
She is BY FAR the easiest character to build influence with. Piking the right dialogue options nets you +8 or so each time. She also has the most gifts, including the most plot gifts. I did every goody quest in the game, AND picked Leliana over her and I still got her to 100 very easily.

I totally agree with this...Morrigan has so many damn gifts, I'm actually sick of carrying them around.
I'm on my third time playing this game and this time I'm keeping her in camp and taking Leliana with me.
Instead of Wynne sewing Allisters socks, I have Morrigan do the sewing and cooking.
Sometimes she gets pissed because she'll find a dirty sock under her pillow. lol.

[EnchantedEyes1]

ogreballerina2 wrote...

Grumblesnort wrote...

I often find it easier to leave her in camp when accepting quests like that, then if you want her in party, just reorder or go back to camp and she's (suprisingly) got nothing to say

This

I always do this...easier then trying to ply her with gifts ,because most goody two shoes players are alway picking the
"good" answer ...which always pisses her off.
I don't want a relationship with her...I just want her to kick butt. Since she is the only offensive mage in the whole game...!!!
I've trained Wynn to be more offensive but she is miles behind Morrigan.
I need Morrigan...
So I leave her at camp when doing the " good" dialogue...dialogue over...picke her up.

This esssential at the Mages Tower as siding with Wynn really upsets her....just change party at the docks....dump Morrigan..pick up quest....reorder Morrigan.

Wish there was another mage in the game...!!!!

Interesting what you say about Morrigan and Wynne, I've found myself traveling more with Wynne as she doesn't die as often and is more help in battles. For Morrigan to be effective, I have to control her myself...maybe I need to look at her tactics and change them around...

[Cybercat999]

EnchantedEyes1 wrote...

For Morrigan to be effective, I have to control her myself...maybe I need to look at her tactics and change them around...

Morrigan is a killing machine already with only  5 tactic slots for me, definitely not a force to be neglected.

[Inzhuna]

WillieStyle wrote...
Why are people so worried about losing influence with Morrigan?

Yeah exactly. I had her at 80+ at the first night at the camp just after Lothering. And I only gave her 2 gifts at that point. Just talk to her about her. That's everyone's favourite subject If you pick the right responses about her being shapeshifter, Flemeth, apostates, etc., she will approve a lot. She's the easiest character to get that high approval that quickly I think. So I don't care if she disagrees, I'm gonna rescue every single kitten in Ferelden