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[Ilidan_DA]

My new DAI wallpaper on my tablet

[byeshoe]

PB93 wrote...

David Gaider ‏@davidgaider
I must resign myself to the fact there's one #DAI follower for whom I will have to ignore any and all fanfiction regarding. #LALALALALA

Cullen and Cole comes to mind|
I never read Asunder, so i don't know who and how Cole is =P but the dude has a pretty good fanbase just on tumblr
...it is most likely Cole as someone suggested xD i can imagine the uh, very perverted fanfics featuring him

[Lady Sif]

Sheryl Chee ‏@SherylChee
Having a discussion with @BioMaryKirby about the sorts of foods our characters might be.

[andar91]

Rachel73 wrote...

Sheryl Chee ‏@SherylChee
Having a discussion with @BioMaryKirby about the sorts of foods our characters might be.

Oh, I love when they do that!

[Deadmuskrat]

simfamSP wrote...

^

Agreed. Cole might not be able to interact in a social environment normally, and understanding humans isn't needed in order to murder them.

Gameplay wise, it would be fun to have Cole be his *own* class. I don't exactly see him "kicking ass and chewing gum" but I do see him lurking in the shadows, executing people as he goes.

But then... how does the rest of the party see him? Can he be seen by everybody now? Or does he posses the power to be seen when he wants to and can control it?

Cole is an enigma, and by the end he is left an enigma. There's little to know about his true nature other that being a demon (who can't recall he is?)

With all the tears in the veil, we have no idea if this may have an affect on how Cole's abilities or memories function at this point. 

[Lady Sif]

Karin Weekes ‏@KarinWeekes
Editing @dragonage dialog wherein followers banter merrily/supportively/snarkily/hilariously with each other. SO good. #DAI

[Yggdrasil]

EJ107 wrote...
And like I said above, the moral implications of a child-minded charcter fighting and being beaten up by enemies alongside us are questionable. If he is a companion it would have to be handled delicately. 

Claudia from the Vampire Chronicles comes to mind as being similar in some ways.  She was a predator and her mind was older than any mortal's, but she was trapped in the body of a child.  Cole isn't an actual child, but he has a childlike understanding of human sexuality, which is what is off-putting about him as a LI.

[Lady Sif]

Rachel73 wrote...

Sheryl Chee ‏@SherylChee
Having a discussion with @BioMaryKirby about the sorts of foods our characters might be.

Sheryl Chee@SherylChee: "What food would your character be?" We now have bananas foster, shortbread, ortolan bunting, strawberry parfait and surprise meatballs.

David Gaider@davidgaider: @SherylChee Don't forget deceptive wax fruit and giant rump roast.

Modifié par Rachel73, 13 février 2014 - 09:26 .

[Gregolian]

ElitePinecone wrote...

EJ107 wrote...

And like I said above, the moral implications of a child-minded charcter fighting and being beaten up by enemies alongside us are questionable. If he is a companion it would have to be handled delicately. 

True, but Cole fought alongside Rhys and Evangeline in Asunder, and there was that whole murder spree. 

David would obviously know best, but I got the sense that Cole is child-like in the sense of being socially underdeveloped (as a byproduct of the invisibility) and clueless about human behaviour (because he's a spirit thing?) - not literally with the mental capacity of a child. 

It's all about presentation, and I'm happy to agree that it would be pretty disturbing to lead someone into battle if they genuinely were shown to act and behave like a kid.

(Though - didn't Jade Empire have that possessed girl as a companion? Or did she disappear when the demon inside of her attacked people?)

I think that last confrontation between Cole and Lambert in Lambert's office tells all we need to know about Cole.
He confronts Lambert by, I got the mental image, standing on Lambert's desk with his dagger at Lambert's throat.  The "look into my eyes" bit I think shows that Cole is very much an "adult".

Also, on the whole being able to see him or not...  Cole was able to be seen by those that were about to die.  I imagine the majority of the Inquisition figure they are close to death at all tiems so....

[thats1evildude]

Rachel73 wrote...

David Gaider@davidgaider: @SherylChee Don't forget deceptive wax fruit and giant rump roast.

Where can I get some sauce for that rump roast?

[Lady Sif]

Mary Kirby@BioMaryKirby: Added to the list of follower foods: Chili dog, Tequila + Skittles, and Scotch Bonnet candy.

John Epler@eplerjc: @BioMaryKirby Like.. do we put the Skittles in the Tequila? I've got a couple of days off, and I'm always open to Science.

Mary Kirby@BioMaryKirby: @eplerjc No, no. Handful of Skittles. Followed by a swig of Tequila. Luke was very specific about this dish.

John Epler@eplerjc: @BioMaryKirby Oh. Well, I'm going to put some Skittles in Tequila anyways. It seems like a good idea.

Modifié par Rachel73, 13 février 2014 - 10:11 .

[The Qun & the Damned]

Tequila and skittles sounds like the she-elf making that fisting gesture in the Tavern concept.

[Lady Lionheart]

Varric could be rump roast?

[Banxey]

ElitePinecone wrote...

EJ107 wrote...

And like I said above, the moral implications of a child-minded charcter fighting and being beaten up by enemies alongside us are questionable. If he is a companion it would have to be handled delicately. 

True, but Cole fought alongside Rhys and Evangeline in Asunder, and there was that whole murder spree. 

David would obviously know best, but I got the sense that Cole is child-like in the sense of being socially underdeveloped (as a byproduct of the invisibility) and clueless about human behaviour (because he's a spirit thing?) - not literally with the mental capacity of a child. 

It's all about presentation, and I'm happy to agree that it would be pretty disturbing to lead someone into battle if they genuinely were shown to act and behave like a kid.

(Though - didn't Jade Empire have that possessed girl as a companion? Or did she disappear when the demon inside of her attacked people?)

That's what I thought. If he was initially a spirit (or a not very experienced demon, I suppose) he would know practically nothing of life. When he went to comfort/possess the boy-Cole his knowlege of reality would be limited to what the boy knew. The isolation would preserve that, but he has the potential to "grow up." I see the character as being a bit like EDI in ME3, where you have to influence what she becomes. Perhaps it's possible to manipulate Cole into either choosing the path of spirit or demon. 

[Spectre slayer]

discosuperfly wrote...

ScreechingViolence wrote...

Tequila and skittles sounds like the she-elf making that fisting gesture in the Tavern concept.

Oh my goodness, YES! I'm just wondering who the deceptive wax fruit and giant rump roast are.

Probably and he's( Luke K who was very specific about the dish) also writing her so I guess it's safe to assume that she's a follower though not confirmed yet but long speculated by many, rump roast could be Varric or the iron Bull, not sure about the wax fruit or the rest of them.

Modifié par Spectre slayer, 13 février 2014 - 11:09 .

[Eagle Pusuit]

I think the waxed fruit or the fried song bird is Vivienne. The bird is a very rare and expensive treat in France, and very cruel to the bird.

The deceptive waxed fruit could be because she looks pretty but if you try to engage her, you find her hollow and disappointing.

I guess I'm not expecting very good things from Viv.

[Firky]

discosuperfly wrote...

ScreechingViolence wrote...

Tequila and skittles sounds like the she-elf making that fisting gesture in the Tavern concept.

Oh my goodness, YES! I'm just wondering who the deceptive wax fruit and giant rump roast are.

That's totally just David Gaider leaving a red herring.

(My sincere apologies for this terrible joke.)

[leighzard]

Rachel73 wrote...

Mary Kirby@BioMaryKirby: @eplerjc No, no. Handful of Skittles. Followed by a swig of Tequila. Luke was very specific about this dish.

Damn.  I should've pulled that out the bachelorette party I was at last weekend.  That sounds like it would bring the ruckus.

Modifié par leborum, 14 février 2014 - 12:32 .

[azarhal]

bananas foster, shortbread, ortolan bunting, strawberry parfait, surprise meatballs, wax fruit and giant rump roast, chili dog, Tequila + Skittles, and Scotch Bonnet candy.

Doesn't that make 10, so which follower got "double" food association? Also, wax fruits? One of the follower is indigestible?

ElitePinecone wrote...

(Though - didn't Jade Empire have that possessed girl as a companion? Or did she disappear when the demon inside of her attacked people?)

She turns into the demon/spirit when in combat.

[Hrungr]

Sheryl Chee ‏@SherylChee:
Once in a while, conversations in the #WritersPit remind me that I am sitting with people who worked on BG2, and then my mind is blown.

Tyler Lee ‏@tylerD_lee:
Today there was a significant amount of RPGing added, I am quite content.

[Hrungr]

David Gaider talks about the Fade over on his Tumblr.

[andar91]

discosuperfly wrote...

ScreechingViolence wrote...

Tequila and skittles sounds like the she-elf making that fisting gesture in the Tavern concept.

Oh my goodness, YES! I'm just wondering who the deceptive wax fruit and giant rump roast are.

I thought so too.

[azarhal]

Hrungr wrote...

David Gaider talks about the Fade over on his Tumblr.

Sometime saying nothing says a lot (I'm talking about the Golden City/Black City part). Of course, it means that I want to know what that is all about too.

Modifié par azarhal, 14 février 2014 - 01:26 .