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[NeoiChan]

I agree with crowning yourself Queen/King as a Dwarf Noble...

Then we should have the option to murder knife or throw Bhelen into the Deep Roads like we were.



Also Conscript anyone we want, come on, Duncan did it to us.



And yes, to get Gorim back. Why can't we have the dwarf love interest/bodyguard we had at the start of the game? How dare he get with another girl? *pout*



Oh and having Morrigan as a love interest for females, don't get why she isn't, she's damn hot! We should also be able to agree with some of her comments, like her "Anyone else feel the urge to vomit? No? Tis just me?" No Morrigan you are NOT the only one.

[saori_shinjiro]

I wish you could have saved Ruck and brought him back home D:



If the mighty ashes of Andraste were so powerful, why couldn't it reverse Darkspawn taint? I felt really bad for poor Ruck.

[TesseractSpace]

I'd like the option to make things worse, or at least far worse than allowed so far. I mean blood magic can make it possible to end the mage tower with both Mages and Templars wiped out. I'd like options to have the Dalish and Werewolves wipe each other out. And one to set the dwarves to civil war so they can't send an army.

[DreGregoire]

kuurankuiskaus wrote...

Have an option to wrestle with Alistair who gets to slay the archdemon. I wouldn't mind if the PC would end up losing, just for the amusement

This option would be priceless. LOL

[goofygoff]

-Quality tent time with Loghain.

-Being able to talk to Alistair about the Dark Ritual after the deed.

-More dialogue between the PC and certain party members during and after RtO.

[Mirander]

1. the game gives you opportunities to 'harden' Alistair and Leliana; why not the ability to 'soften' the darker characters? It'd be great to get Morrigan to stop ****ing every time I take a quest that's selfless (or even 'mutually beneficial').



2. It'd be nice to be able to recruit one more character, depending on your origin. I've only played a mage so far, but the obvious choice there would be to get Jowan after healing the Arl; and I'm sure all the other origins have characters that could work.

[Korva]

1) Gut Morrigan, cut up the corpse, burn it, salt the ashes, then scatter them to the four winds, followed by a merry dance and song of "Ding dong the (b/w)itch is dead!" Okay, maybe without the last bit, but definitely kill her.

2) Hand Isolde over to the Templar for her crimes, or at least personally break her jaw to shut her the hell up.

3) Straighten Alistair out and build up his confidence over the course of the game. I don't want him as a selfish jerkface, and I don't want a silly one-shot dialog option to determine a character's outlook. That was handled much better in Throne of Bhaal with Sarevok's conversion away from Chaotic Evil, which was only an expansion (if a big one) with much less time for character building.

4) See Loghain properly dismantled for his crimes. He gets off way too easy. He rants and raves and lies and slanders and you barely get a word in edgewise, then you have to fight him no matter what. Basically all my efforts meant zilch and my conduct in general and towards the other nobles in particular is worth less than a dead rat's fart, too. Talk about killing motivation.

5) Clobber all party members but Wynne with a clue-by-four until they realize that maybe their leader wants to talk about her past and her thoughts and fears for a change, instead of the conversations being totally one-sided and always about the NPCs. One reason why I love Wynne so much is that she's the only one who cares.

Modifié par Korva, 20 janvier 2010 - 11:18 .

[Castanea]

1. Agree with all above options of romancing Gorim, and if not, the option for noble dwarvens that romanced him in the origin to crack his nuts!
2. For Dalish, to SAVE Tamlen, and romance him.
3. Shake Lelianna and call her crazy.
4. Cut off Ohgren's beard.
5. The ability to see your Dalish clan again later in the game.
6. Be able to wander around after you defeat the Arch Demon..

Modifié par Castanea, 20 janvier 2010 - 11:19 .

[Thor Rand Al]

Korva wrote...

1) Gut Morrigan, cut up the corpse, burn it, salt the ashes, then scatter them to the four winds, followed by a merry dance and song of "Ding dong the (b/w)itch is dead!" Okay, maybe without the last bit, but definitely kill her.

2) Hand Isolde over to the Templar for her crimes, or at least personally break her jaw to shut her the hell up.

3) Straighten Alistair out and build up his confidence over the course of the game. I don't want him as a selfish jerkface, and I don't want a silly one-shot dialog option to determine a character's outlook. That was handled much better in Throne of Bhaal with Sarevok's conversion away from Chaotic Evil, which was only an expansion (if a big one) with much less time for character building.

4) See Loghain properly dismantled for his crimes. He gets off way too easy. He rants and raves and lies and slanders and you barely get a word in edgewise, then you have to fight him no matter what. Basically all my efforts meant zilch and my conduct in general and towards the other nobles in particular is worth less than a dead rat's fart, too. Talk about killing motivation.

5) Clobber all party members but Wynne with a clue-by-four until they realize that maybe their leader wants to talk about her past and her thoughts and fears for a change, instead of the conversations being totally one-sided and always about the NPCs. One reason why I love Wynne so much is that she's the only one who cares.

LMFAO 1 definitely whole heartedly agree especially after she makes the suggestion of sleeping with Alistair, skank.  But at least you get to call her a b***h for 1 of the dialoge answers which I choose everytime

2 I think Isolde should of had something coming to her

3 Agree

4 Agree

5 Agree with all but especially with Wynne

[_Aine_]

Sialater wrote...

The problem with Wynne's nightmare is they played on her biggest weakness. She wants to save EVERYONE. Even in Dragon Age the path to the Dark Side is paved with good intentions.

and the path to salvation is paved with some dark choices.... 

[Xalena]

1. I wish that I could become apostate

2. I wish that I could go with Wynne and Shale in the end

3. I wish that I could slay Archdemon without diening but had to accept that damn offer

I wish I wish...and I will wish

[tranj84cl]

The option to pick (Kill Him) after fighting Howe, and to get an execution cut-scene. Only thing I want.

[Taiyama]

There are a couple I wish I had, all really having to do with my "main" playthrough of my male elf mage, Taiyama Surana. Taiyama was best friends with Alistair and hardened him (though it's not in character for Taiyama to say the exact wording needed to harden him, it is definitely in character for Taiyama post-Circle Mage Tower to make Alistair believe in himself more and look out for himself) yet he spared Loghain for a number of reasons. One was that he had read the old tales of the Wardens and noticed that Garahel died right after killing the archdemon--a strange coincidence. Though he had no idea that the archdemon would appear soon, he also knew that no Orlesian wardens were coming to help after Riordan said so, so either he or Alistair MIGHT have to die if the archdemon showed--he didn't know for sure until after he spared Loghain, when Riordan told them at Redcliffe. This didn't affect his decisions very much, but it was a niggling fear in the back of his head the whole time that did have some influence. The main reasons, though, were simply because thanks to Leliana's influence (who he romanced), he believed that everyone had the right to redeem themselves if they wished to, no matter the scope of their crimes; additionally, he was under no illusions, unlike Alistair, that the Grey Wardens were a virtuous order of heroes even though he was an extremely good and selfless person--he understood that they needed all the help they could get and killing Loghain was a waste, no matter how much he hated the man personally.

I rambled there. On to the point: I wish when talking to Alistair afterward, Taiyama could have said something like "I know you're angry and I'm sorry. I don't want this to ruin our friendship. You're my best friend, Alistair, but you and I have different beliefs on what the Wardens are. I hope you'll forgive me for this someday."

Additionally, when Loghain asks why Taiyama spared him, I would have liked a response that elaborated Taiyama's view that everyone, even Loghain, deserves to be able to redeem themselves for their crimes if they are willing.

Also, I would have liked at some point (preferably right before Loghain was to redeem himself by killing the archdemon) for Taiyama to be able to say he forgave Loghain. That's just the kind of guy Taiyama is, he can forgive just about anything if the person who did it is repentant, as Loghain obviously was.

[Hyper Cutter]

Romance Anora as a male noble... or at least warm her up to you a bit. Seems like male nobles get the short end of that stick: female nobles get an already-romanceable party member as their king, the men get stuck with a more literal than usual Ice Queen...



Also, I'd like the opportunity to attack Branka when you're talking with her. It wouldn't work, obviously (say, you throw the murder-knife at her but she blocks it with her shield), but I'd really like the ability to do that and to be much more angry with her in your responses in general (which is appropriate, coming as this does right after the whole Broodmother thing)...

[Loki330]

What choices do you wish yo

I personally want more genre savvy responses; for example, when Flemeth is talking you through what you need to do after Ostigar there's no real option to go 'Well we have these treaties, time to call them in' (you basically need to go 'oh noes, what are we to dozorz. D:' to make Flemeth go 'Go call in treaties, nub')

There'd also be nice to have a few more sarcastic/snarky lines too:Basically, answers that make it clear you don't particularly care you just want to get whatever it is done. (A good example is with Bhalen: when you make him king you can basically go 'Yay, congrats, wonderful, WHERE THE HELL ARE MY MEN.'
I don't think there was ever a 'Sure, ask me to do whatever it is you
want. Everyone else and their f$%&ing dog does, after all...' sort
of answers to many questions. Using Bhalen again, The second he mentions her and a paragon's ability to break the deadlock, you can't say 'And youi want me to find her, right, give me her last known location' or the like.

thegreateski wrote...

For the last friggin time Shianni is your COUSIN!

unless of course your just kissing cousins. Whatever.

(shrugs) Nothing wrong with wanting to give a comforting hug to your cousin. Especially after she's been raped. (I'd like to hug my romance interest too, but hey....)

Incidently, the whole 'kissing cousins' thing? Remember, in some countries it's legal for cousins to marry. It's legal in britain but it's almost never done, and when it's seen in media it's almost always played for laughs.

[Zagaro]

I've always wanted the option of convincing Jory to not wimp out in the joining, whether it be through talking to him before it and making him see that it's a good thing, or mid-scene and telling him to drop his sword and drink the blood for his wife.

[TheBlackBaron]

To take Anora's head off in a violent manner would be nice. Be wonderfully cathartic after the **** stabbed me in the back after I modified the original plan to allow her to continue ruling in a fashion.



The ability to follow Morrigan after the Final Battle...and NOT kill her. Never understood why all the ladies were so irrational about that.



Oh, and more genre savvy deadpan snarkiness. This game had the latter in spades. We need more of the former.

[lu811]

ashez2ashes wrote...

Personally, I would have liked to have asked for "Apology from Isolade for Allistair" from the Earl as a boon for saving Redcliffe.  The shield was nice and all, but making that snotty woman apologize would have been much more amusing.  

Just offer herself on the blood table is fun too.. as she volunteers

You killed the demon possed kid ?

others will be glad if you save it/him

Modifié par lu811, 24 janvier 2010 - 09:54 .

[GmanFresh]

killing bhelena dn harowmont and make oghren king

[Sabriana]

There are at least two times that the PC hears that the GW dies. The elf who slew the last archdemon died, and Zevran mentions 'tales and legends' and that the GW 'always' dies.

I like being able to have my HN PC give Alistair the proper response when he 'forgets' that almost her whole family has just been massacred.

It never made sense to me that Alistair actually favors and suggests killing Connor, but has a fit in camp about it. Excuse me? I only did what you suggested, so stfu and gtho!!!

The "go to the tower and get the mages and lyrium" cheapens the game imo. That should never have been an option, it was a cheap way out. It should also never be the 'morally right' option. The PC (unless metagaming) cannot know what the demon-boy will do while she is off trying to get the mages. After all, Tomas gets all bent out of shape if the PC tries to leave Redcliffe before the attack. My PC told Isolde that she'd have to think it over first, and Isolde more or less hurries her with "make it quick, because we don't know what the demon will do if you take too long". Oh, I see. Thinking things over might doom the village/castle, but leaving for a few days to get the mages won't? How odd.

The "persuasion" to let Jowan go should not be an automatic failure. On the contrary, he should be recruitable.

The "persuasion" to 'make it worth his while with some personal attention' in regards to Dwyn should also not be an automatic failure. Why put the persuasions in, if they can never succeed?

[GmanFresh]

also dragging ruck's dumb ass back to his mom

[Coldcall01]

ashez2ashes wrote...

What choices do you wish you'd had during the game? It could be something major or even something as small as another dialogue option.



Personally, I would have liked to have asked for "Apology from Isolade for Allistair" from the Earl as a boon for saving Redcliffe.  The shield was nice and all, but making that snotty woman apologize would have been much more amusing.  

I can think of quite a few choices which should logically have been available but were not.

But the most annoying absences were dialogue based. For instance when you confront Logain before the Landsmeet you are carrying cast-iron evidence that Logain hired the mage to murder Earl Eammon, and also the letter from the elf watching Redcliffe castle from the tavern. This should have been a topic of dialogue when Logain is bull****ing away.

Instead we have to listen to him and Howe lie their faces off without challenge. That was annoying.

[ISOUL]

I wanted to slit Howes throat not him saying crap at me then dying. Something on the lines

"Shut up. (slits throat)".



I also agree as a mage you should be able to turn some of these "people" into frogs. It'll be hilarious.



Another thing was Loghain got off to easy. Should have tied him up and let me slap him once in a while. Until i get bored where it gives me to see him put on flames.

[Lotion Soronarr]

To use the Ashes on yourself. If they can cure anything maybe they can cure the taint? Or at least make spawning babies possible.

[Carodej]

Loki330 wrote...

I personally want more genre savvy responses; for example, when Flemeth is talking you through what you need to do after Ostigar there's no real option to go 'Well we have these treaties, time to call them in' (you basically need to go 'oh noes, what are we to dozorz. D:' to make Flemeth go 'Go call in treaties, nub')

FYI, your PC can bring up the treaties - you just have to have a high enough cunning to get that option.