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#26
LadyWench

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LMAO! This thread is loaded with solid win.

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Wolfspawn

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garrusfan1 wrote...

I thought you were gonna use the witcher 2 hangover mission as an example. But yeah that was fun


I haven't played Witcher 2 yet. I am planning to once I finish the books, the first game, and once I've upgraded my computer.

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Heimdall

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I'd love a quest like this.

The Skyrim one was hilarious, It tickles me to imagine something like that happening in Dragon Age.

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So, after a drinking evening, your new best buddy challenged you to a more adventorous drinking contest. A week later, when you wake up by a dead body to collect lost memories, scattered along the way from capitol to the far reaches of no-mans land, you discover you are dressed and wear a mark of Lord Inquisitor...
What deeds were part of your journey? What alliances and pacts were sealed by your shaking hand? Or the justice you exerted, whose interest did it further?

You must unbind your tangled fate before forces pushed to motion by your unknowing hand destroy your very existence.

... is what I'd like to read on the back cover of the gamecase.

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Yep, allow us to get drunk. Even if it's for one or two odd quests with strange but ultimately funny outcomes

I made a similar topic before:

http://social.biowar.../index/14218383

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BouncyFrag

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DominusVita wrote...

It's a quest style that I'd like to see at least once. When I saw the original Hangover movie, I thought "Wow. It's like an alcohol-induced mystery that needs solving. Now that's a compelling idea."

There are few things more unnerving than knowing you've done something wild and scandalous, but have no idea what it is, when/where it happened, and why it happened in the first place.

That has "Oghren dlc" written allll over it.

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Yeah I'd rather leave the drunken idiocy to drunken idiots like Oghren, but I'm a completionist so a quest like this would be rather annoying.

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Leonia

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From drunkard to hero. I can dig it.

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Vandicus

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Plaintiff wrote...

Wait, WAIT! Brainwave, you guys.
After you create your character, the scene opens on them regaining conciousness after a bender, and they discover that in the midst of last night's antics, they enlisted with the Inquisition.

Boom! First quest: complete parade drills while trying not to puke.


That's actually a pretty good intro. I'd be cool with it.

#35
Drimberly

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Town drunk storrrryyyy. Would be epic and you know it.

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BouncyFrag

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Lets just make sure Bioware doesn't make the same mistake(s) Fable 3 had. As king *unnecessary Fable 3 spoilers warning* you can choose to cheapen the price of alcohol so your people will love you more. The problem is almost every npc in the game now goes around drunk and vomiting all over the place. I'm not making this up and it doesn't go away, even after you finish the freaken game.

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BouncyFrag wrote...

Lets just make sure Bioware doesn't make the same mistake(s) Fable 3 had. As king *unnecessary Fable 3 spoilers warning* you can choose to cheapen the price of alcohol so your people will love you more. The problem is almost every npc in the game now goes around drunk and vomiting all over the place. I'm not making this up and it doesn't go away, even after you finish the freaken game.


I've always had a problem with Fable's morals. You get Eeeevilll points for eating meat, yet the game actually PREFERS you to KILL your spouse rather than divorce him/her. I mean it, you get 600(!) evil points for divorcing your spouse and only SIXTEEN for killing them. I don't like Fable for this reason and many others.

Modifié par bob_20000, 03 octobre 2012 - 07:29 .