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[David Gaider]

Mary Kirby wrote...
Oh, don't worry. We will throw all the punches. Punching come standard. Possibly, if you buy the CE, David Gaider will come to your house to punch you in person.

I will also pet their hand afterwards, and coo to them softly to tell them everything will be better soon.

It's all part of the co-dependency thing we got going on here.

Modifié par David Gaider, 20 septembre 2012 - 09:03 .

[Rinji the Bearded]

David Gaider wrote...

Mary Kirby wrote...
Oh, don't worry. We will throw all the punches. Punching come standard. Possibly, if you buy the CE, David Gaider will come to your house to punch you in person.

I will also pet their hand afterwards, and coo to them softly to tell them everything will be better soon.

It's all part of the co-dependency thing we got going on here.

so that's why we keep coming back for more even after getting punched in the gut

a pat on the hand sounds nice, too

*pre-orders CE*

Modifié par RinjiRenee, 20 septembre 2012 - 09:05 .

[berelinde]

What an odd time to hit "last post" on a thread. Not what I expected at the mention of "weddings". Then again, weddings typically involve family and alcohol, so anything is possible.

[Wulfram]

Leliana: Would be OK with marrying - shopping for it will be fun - but it's unnecessary. The Maker already totally approves of sleeping with you.
Morrigan: No
Zevran: Uh, maybe? I don't get Zevran
Alistair: Well, he goes along with it if you arrange it in front of a landsmeet full of witnesses.

DA2
Isabela: hahhahahhaha no
Merrill: Maybe if you had pointy ears
Fenris: Since most of the relationship consists of him sulking for 3 years after one night together, it'll probably be a while until he's ready
Anders: Depends if the wedding could be used as cover for planting a bomb

[The Hierophant]

RinjiRenee wrote...

David Gaider wrote...

Mary Kirby wrote...
Oh, don't worry. We will throw all the punches. Punching come standard. Possibly, if you buy the CE, David Gaider will come to your house to punch you in person.

I will also pet their hand afterwards, and coo to them softly to tell them everything will be better soon.

It's all part of the co-dependency thing we got going on here.

so that's why we keep coming back for more even after getting punched in the gut

a pat on the hand sounds nice, too

*pre-orders CE*

 :unsure:Masochist, eh?

[DreGregoire]

David Gaider wrote...

Mary Kirby wrote...
Oh, don't worry. We will throw all the punches. Punching come standard. Possibly, if you buy the CE, David Gaider will come to your house to punch you in person.

I will also pet their hand afterwards, and coo to them softly to tell them everything will be better soon.

It's all part of the co-dependency thing we got going on here.

LOL! I would settle for a plushie to cuddle as it happens.

[upsettingshorts]

David Gaider wrote...

Mary Kirby wrote...
Oh, don't worry. We will throw all the punches. Punching come standard. Possibly, if you buy the CE, David Gaider will come to your house to punch you in person.

I will also pet their hand afterwards, and coo to them softly to tell them everything will be better soon.

It's all part of the co-dependency thing we got going on here.

There's a dark growth inside me that I can't ever get rid of, and you put it there!

Modifié par Upsettingshorts, 20 septembre 2012 - 09:11 .

[Knight of Dane]

Marriage would be a really nice possibility, but it should be implemented right.
The wedding mod for DAO are thorough and manage to display it really beautifully.

The Skyrim wedding was a bit... Pale. And characters you can marry doesn't have as much significance as your bioware companions.

If bioware would attemt a wedding they should make it, firstly optional, and secondly significant. It shouldn't affect story, or else players might feel forced into it, but it should still alter some settings. Change dialogue, perhaps even companion attitude in some cases or interactions.

[Anarya]

Hm, why does Jen Hepler never come on here to gloat about emotional gut punches? Lady's got a mean punchin' arm, let me tell you.

<----Andersmancer, emotional masochist

[thats1evildude]

No, officers, I didn't pre-order Dragon Age 3. I … I walked into a door.

Modifié par thats1evildude, 20 septembre 2012 - 09:31 .

[Cutlass Jack]

David Gaider wrote...

Mary Kirby wrote...
Oh, don't worry. We will throw all the punches. Punching come standard. Possibly, if you buy the CE, David Gaider will come to your house to punch you in person.

I will also pet their hand afterwards, and coo to them softly to tell them everything will be better soon.

It's all part of the co-dependency thing we got going on here.

Now that's a pre-order bonus! I'll be pre-ordering for my wife too, but that will save you airfare.

[DreGregoire]

Knight of Dane wrote...

Change dialogue, perhaps even companion attitude in some cases or interactions.

That's a very good point and important to point out as being a necessary part of being this married PC and LI.

[Vandicus]

Didn't read all the posts(or even many of them) but I would personally enjoy have a wedding scene with some romances. Hopefully the scene would have everyone important to the character there(and the ones who died would be noticeable by their absence). I think it would be a touching scene either in its happiness or bittersweetness.

[Dhiro]

Anarya wrote...

Hm, why does Jen Hepler never come on here to gloat about emotional gut punches? Lady's got a mean punchin' arm, let me tell you.

<----Andersmancer, emotional masochist

Hepler don't seek you, you seek Hepler.

And when you find her, she'll wreck your face.

[Renmiri1]

Anarya wrote...

Hm, why does Jen Hepler never come on here to gloat about emotional gut punches? Lady's got a mean punchin' arm, let me tell you.

<----Andersmancer, emotional masochist

I sooo hope she gets involved on DA3 

[Cylan Cooper]

I'm not opposed to the idea of a wedding at all, if said wedding is done RIGHT.  I'm a sucker for endearing things, and what is a wedding if not endearing in some manner?   The thing is, perhaps it's just me, but I don't imagine that The Inquisitor is going to have time for a wedding.  There's a conspiracy to uncover, a war between mages and templars raging, a possible civil war brewing in Orlais, Flemeth and Morrigan likely moving about in the shadows, a Tevinter Magister on the loose within the ranks of the Grey Wardens (I HOPE Corypheus is at least semi-important.), the Qunari probably taking advantage of the situation, AND a possible war between various opportunistic nations to contend with.

I wouldn't be opposed to helping two characters along on the path to romance, though.  As a matter of fact, I'm heavily surprised that you couldn't at least attempt to bridge the gap between Carver and Merrill in the second game, and I was happy when Garrus and Tali got together near the end of Mass Effect 3.  It really showed me that the world didn't revolve around Shepard, which was something that wasn't stated enough in my opinion. 

As to that mod for a wedding between Alistair and a female warden...meh.  That scene honestly felt far too high fantasy for my recently acquired Song of Ice and Fire taste, although I understand that some people want that happy ending and fought tooth and nail for it throughout the course of the game, so I'll begrudge them that, and hopefully they will begrudge me my ending where Alistair is hardened and in an efficient, albiet loveless marriage with Anora.

[Shadow of Light Dragon]

I would have loved to see Aveline and Donnic's wedding.

[Knight of Dane]

DreGregoire wrote...

Knight of Dane wrote...

Change dialogue, perhaps even companion attitude in some cases or interactions.

That's a very good point and important to point out as being a necessary part of being this married PC and LI.

At least i would think it would be incredible if they could pull something like that off.

Let me try to set a scene:
LI=Female, PC=Male
End of DA3, you have as the player character chosen a path that puts you in a all out death situation. The city is under siege by the enemy and you are faced with a important decition: Stay and hold the line so that the Lord Seeker/Empress of Orlais/Someone important can escape or run with your companions, sacrificing the important person and perhaps other innocents trying to escape.
You choose to stay and defend those that need you the most and tell your companions to escort the important person or get civilians to safety.

If unromanced: After a brief discussion with the companion you first maxed out friendship with they take off and you hold the line. This sets a counter, the longer you stay alive the bigger the chance is that you will live. If you hold out for (say 5 mins?) before the enemies get the better of you, you buy the others just enough time for your BF to return and drag you out. If you don't manage to stay alive for 5 minutes a cutscene will trigger where you destroy a support beam to block the enemy from getting through to your companions, you die in the crash securing everyone else and going out in a blaze of glory.
If romanced: Your LI yells at you for wanting her to leave and manages to convince you to let her help you hold the line. The rest of your companions helps the civilians escape and return just in time to help you both escape as well.
If married: You gently pad your lover on the stomach telling her she "has someone important to look out for" (hint, hint.) and she tells you to return for "both their sakes!" This sets a counter, the longer you stay alive the bigger the chance is that you will live. If you hold out for (say 5 mins?) before the enemies get the better of you, you buy the others just enough time for your wife to return and drag you out (BF companion pulls at her arm and yells "go get him! We can take care of the rest!") if you don't manage to stay alive for 5 minutes a cutscene will trigger where you destroy a support beam to block the enemy from getting through to your wife, you die in the crash securing everyone else and dieing a hero. After the credits you see a brief scene of your wife standing at a beautiful view by the edge of a field with a infant in her arms.

Well, just an idea again. But mostly somethign that should be able to alter the story but not the outcome completely. (Being able to save everyone, having the possibility to die a legend or live as a hero.)

[Battlebloodmage]

Shadow of Light Dragon wrote...

I would have loved to see Aveline and Donnic's wedding.

Which one is the bride?

[upsettingshorts]

Battlebloodmage wrote...

Shadow of Light Dragon wrote...

I would have loved to see Aveline and Donnic's wedding.

Which one is the bride?

<_<

[Menagra]

I know this sounds strange but I sort of wish we could ordain the wedding between past heroes and LI. So ok...you're the inquisitor right? I wish there was a quest where hawk and the warden are involved. And you know their LI are in town but maybe your character doesn't realize they are LI? but you do and you can get them together and see the reunion. And then maybe marry them? I would enjoy that immensely because I sooo wanted an epilogue to DA2. It would be a great way to catch up in the story for new players too (maybe an early quest?). I just really hope this game has an epilogue. And yes I hope the wedding thing can occur.

Modifié par infraredman, 20 septembre 2012 - 09:58 .

[TEWR]

I support this, so long as it's definitely done right. Skyrim's marriage, while a good concept, wasn't that great.

Granted, Skyrim isn't about the LIs, but it still would've been nice to see some honest effort put into it.

I mean, I love Aela the Huntress. She's a badass and my favorite female character in the game. But the marriage just felt so.... hollow.

Of course, I didn't have much of a crowd there -- due to me just rushing into it because... well... Aela's awesome -- but even afterwards, there are a few things wrong with it.

No honeymoon sex. No matching arms and armor for slaying trolls. No howling at the blood red moon. And no dialogue that opens up after getting married to her.

[Anarya]

Battlebloodmage wrote...

Shadow of Light Dragon wrote...

I would have loved to see Aveline and Donnic's wedding.

Which one is the bride?

Props to Donnic for not being the least bit threatened by a strong yet feminine woman. Let's hear it for guys who are secure in their masculinity!

[Emzamination]

Cylanthegreat wrote...

I'm not opposed to the idea of a wedding at all, if said wedding is done RIGHT.  I'm a sucker for endearing things, and what is a wedding if not endearing in some manner?   The thing is, perhaps it's just me, but I don't imagine that The Inquisitor is going to have time for a wedding.  There's a conspiracy to uncover, a war between mages and templars raging, a possible civil war brewing in Orlais, Flemeth and Morrigan likely moving about in the shadows, a Tevinter Magister on the loose within the ranks of the Grey Wardens (I HOPE Corypheus is at least semi-important.), the Qunari probably taking advantage of the situation, AND a possible war between various opportunistic nations to contend with.

I wouldn't be opposed to helping two characters along on the path to romance, though.  As a matter of fact, I'm heavily surprised that you couldn't at least attempt to bridge the gap between Carver and Merrill in the second game, and I was happy when Garrus and Tali got together near the end of Mass Effect 3.  It really showed me that the world didn't revolve around Shepard, which was something that wasn't stated enough in my opinion. 

As to that mod for a wedding between Alistair and a female warden...meh.  That scene honestly felt far too high fantasy for my recently acquired Song of Ice and Fire taste, although I understand that some people want that happy ending and fought tooth and nail for it throughout the course of the game, so I'll begrudge them that, and hopefully they will begrudge me my ending where Alistair is hardened and in an efficient, albiet loveless marriage with Anora.

Such is the way those political unions usually go.