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[JabberJaww]

SarEnyaDor wrote...

o.0

Do you see the turmoil you cause with such debouchery?

[Taleroth]

SarEnyaDor wrote...

When things start glowing like that I flashback to ET and have urges to reach out and phone home.

I'm glad that the metaphor is lost on me.

[SarEnyaDor]

Meee? *innocent eyes*

[SarEnyaDor]

Taleroth wrote...

SarEnyaDor wrote...

When things start glowing like that I flashback to ET and have urges to reach out and phone home.

I'm glad that the metaphor is lost on me.

You never saw ET?? His finger glows and he says "ET phone home" and Elliot reaches his finger out and it glows really bright....

Modifié par SarEnyaDor, 22 décembre 2009 - 06:40 .

[Taleroth]

SarEnyaDor wrote...

Taleroth wrote...

SarEnyaDor wrote...

When things start glowing like that I flashback to ET and have urges to reach out and phone home.

I'm glad that the metaphor is lost on me.

You never saw ET?? His finger glows and he says "ET phone home" and Elliot reaches his finger out and it glows really bright....

I saw ET.  Which is why I'm glad it's lost on me.

[Sialater]

JabberJaww wrote...

Sialater wrote...

JabberJaww wrote...

Sialater wrote...

A lady doesn't lick lampposts and tell.

They sure as hell would tell their hairdresser and mom

I DO NOT discuss lampposts with my mother.  

But you do with your hairdresser?

Depends on the lamppost.

[Herr Uhl]

SarEnyaDor wrote...

Taleroth wrote...

SarEnyaDor wrote...
When things start glowing like that I flashback to ET and have urges to reach out and phone home.

I'm glad that the metaphor is lost on me.

You never saw ET?? His finger glows and he says "ET phone home" and Elliot reaches his finger out and it glows really bright....

Rule 34 people, rule 34.

You pervert!

[SarEnyaDor]

I don't know rule 34... I don't think I know rules 1-33 either.....

[JabberJaww]

Sialater wrote...

JabberJaww wrote...

Sialater wrote...

JabberJaww wrote...

Sialater wrote...

A lady doesn't lick lampposts and tell.

They sure as hell would tell their hairdresser and mom

I DO NOT discuss lampposts with my mother.  

But you do with your hairdresser?

Depends on the lamppost.

Oh how quickly my feelings of inadequicies begin to surface

[TanithAeyrs]

I'm pretty sure that the chances of a legitimate heir from Alistair are slim to none (even with lots of "licking lampposts"). However, there is at least one more illegitimate child of Maric's out there- read "The Calling". I suspect that there may be more than one, given Maric's history with women. I am hoping for an expansion or DAO2 dealing with this problem.

I am happy enough with the endings, this is supposed to be dark fantasy after all. I did not expect everyone to live happily ever after- although I did stay with Zevran once- not too bad.

[Sialater]

JabberJaww wrote...

Sialater wrote...

JabberJaww wrote...

Sialater wrote...

JabberJaww wrote...

Sialater wrote...

A lady doesn't lick lampposts and tell.

They sure as hell would tell their hairdresser and mom

I DO NOT discuss lampposts with my mother.  

But you do with your hairdresser?

Depends on the lamppost.

Oh how quickly my feelings of inadequicies begin to surface

Poor JJ. 

[Herr Uhl]

TanithAeyrs wrote...

I'm pretty sure that the chances of a legitimate heir from Alistair are slim to none (even with lots of "licking lampposts"). However, there is at least one more illegitimate child of Maric's out there- read "The Calling". I suspect that there may be more than one, given Maric's history with women. I am hoping for an expansion or DAO2 dealing with this problem.

Why not illegitimates of Cailan, he was discreet after all.

[SarEnyaDor]

Couldn't have been that discreet if Anora knew about them.....

[Sialater]

Barely.

[Herr Uhl]

SarEnyaDor wrote...

Couldn't have been that discreet if Anora knew about them.....

She knew he had some, not necessarily all of them.

[SarEnyaDor]

That's cool, Alistair and I can go adopt them little royal bastards and I don't *have* to cheat on him with Teagan for the good of all Ferelden then.

[Taleroth]

True gentlemen are always discrete.

[apantoliani]

Leifa wrote...
We're suppose to have honor, courage and principals, and live by them.

Not all heroes are pure. Jacked straight from the DA:O ads. 

My happy ending consisted of taking Morrigan's offer and rebuilding the Grey Wardens with Alistair while Anora stayed Queen. I had Alistair chop Loghain's head off, Fergus got Highever, PC got Amaranthine as Ferelden's Warden-Commander. PC is happy, epilogue says Alistair is happy, Anora is happy, the blight is ended, win win!

So Morrigan went and had a demon baby in the Frostback mountains? Who cares, my PC didn't. Sure, it could be a problem some day, but that was the chance she took. If anything, PC took down the Archdemon, I bet the demon-baby can be taken down too and that's assuming the need ever arises.

PC also stopped the blight and is busy preparing for the next one. Who knows... it may be here tomorrow. Worrying about what is good and right is best left up to those with the time and luxury to worry about such things I think. PC is gonna have a hell of a time working the Grey Wardens up from their huge size of two. 

That was my first toons Roleplay session, I went with honorable yet pragmatic. Goody-goody and then chaotic-stupid will be interesting. 

[Herr Uhl]

Taleroth wrote...

True gentlemen are always discrete.

They at least do not tell their wives about their conquests in most cases.

[SarEnyaDor]

Valtrex - ask your husband if you need it!

[Taleroth]

Herr Uhl wrote...

Taleroth wrote...

True gentlemen are always discrete.

They at least do not tell their wives about their conquests in most cases.

How dare you imply that a gentleman would ever be engaged in adultery?

You, sir, are no better than a ruffian.  Good day!

[chester013]

I think the sugar coated ending you want would not sit well in the world bioware created. Just ****** the grey warden motto says, victory comes at a price. Personally I think it's very unrealistic if "things all work out in the end" (yeah I know it's a fantasy setting) it makes me feel more of a connection to the world. Thedas us a brutal, violent world if the game ended with a big party and hugs I don't think I would have played again.



And besides, loose ends means moar content hehe.

[Taleroth]

chester013 wrote...

I think the sugar coated ending you want would not sit well in the world bioware created. Just ****** the grey warden motto says, victory comes at a price. Personally I think it's very unrealistic if "things all work out in the end" (yeah I know it's a fantasy setting) it makes me feel more of a connection to the world. Thedas us a brutal, violent world if the game ended with a big party and hugs I don't think I would have played again.

And besides, loose ends means moar content hehe.

How about the rest of the potential sugar coated happy endings?  Brecillian Forest?  Redcliffe?  Lelianna romance?  Zevran?  The personal quests of Shale or Wynne?  The fact that nobody actually has to die to defeat the Archdemon?

If happy endings don't sit well with the world they created, it doesn't sit well with itself.

[bobsmyuncle]

Well, my happy ending came at a price. There's a little Old God baby out there somewhere. I trust Morrigan, but that doesn't mean baby darkspawn beacon is a good idea.



I agree somewhat about the other happy endings, though. Orzammar is a bit shady, but Redcliffe, the Dalish, and the Mages are all skipping through daisies. I'm not exactly objecting, I do like happy endings, but an uncomplicated happily-ever-after would feel weird after all this "life sucks, people suck, deal with it" buildup. Seeing three factions get away with just such a thing is odd. I really liked the Orzammar outcome, where I tried to pick the good guy and made a terrible mistake instead.



I figure it's the way it is because the writers/designers are used to typical Bioware plots where you kick the ass of evil and everything works out in the end. Don't worry, I'm sure they'll get the hang of it and be twice as mean next time.

[Imryll]

bobsmyuncle wrote...
I figure it's the way it is because the writers/designers are used to typical Bioware plots where you kick the ass of evil and everything works out in the end. Don't worry, I'm sure they'll get the hang of it and be twice as mean next time.

Well, they are somewhat constrained by what folks actually find fun, and it's my impression that more people like darkness in theory than like it when it's applied to the character that they've tenderly nurtured.