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TripLight wrote...
Avatar: The Last Airbender, it was a fecking great show!
Modifié par Cuddlezarro, 25 avril 2010 - 04:16 .
Aroihkin wrote...
I have that quote waiting in a text file with a bunch of others for IO chapters! I love it. XDTripLight wrote...
*hugs Aro* No worries. We love you and I think we can all agree sanity is a non-issue here.
“You're only given a little spark of madness. You mustn't lose it.”Robin Williams quote
And thanks <3
Aroihkin wrote...
I have that quote waiting in a text file with a bunch of others for IO chapters! I love it. XDTripLight wrote...
*hugs Aro* No worries. We love you and I think we can all agree sanity is a non-issue here.
“You're only given a little spark of madness. You mustn't lose it.”
And thanks <3
sami jo wrote...
Aroihkin wrote...
I have that quote waiting in a text file with a bunch of others for IO chapters! I love it. XDTripLight wrote...
*hugs Aro* No worries. We love you and I think we can all agree sanity is a non-issue here.
“You're only given a little spark of madness. You mustn't lose it.”
And thanks <3
Ditto what Trip said. *long distance hugs* (you too MG)
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Modifié par Aroihkin, 25 avril 2010 - 04:32 .
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The point is that Zevran is generally a perfect fit for the wackiness I concoct based on what BioWare's staff has given me.
Modifié par Aroihkin, 25 avril 2010 - 05:34 .
Um, you're close. David Kaye is doing Prime in Transformers:Animated. Frank Welker did Megatron in the '80s. Kaye did Megatron in the '90s, during Beastwars.(My brother is a TF fan, and I had to go headdesk and ask him for confirmation on this).Cuddlezarro wrote...
TripLight wrote...
@Sarah1281 LMAO,nice pic, I love the irony that this Lex voices the Flash/Wally West on Justice League
you want to know something ironic
the original megatron voice form the 80's transformer series did the voice for optimus prime in the latest transformers show
Okay, I'm a little confused. Being a kinslayer is obvious but not so mch the being easily manipulated and not giving Bhelen proper credit. Is that when you elect not to do anything (at least not without more proof) about Trian but don't realize that Bhelen trying to talk you into killing him means he's planning something and you should be careful?Even with Bhelen, you don't really get to be the poor distressed and wronged 'good guy' in any case, you're either easily manipulated and won't give Bhelen the credit he deserves for playing Orzammarian politics like a true king would, or you are flat-out a kinslayer, you know, regardless of whether it was a set-up.
Dwarven politics is so convoluted that any way you play it, Bhelen's still coming out smelling like roses. He's the only Aeducan left, he's obviously played the "game" better than Trian and the player's Aeducan, he's pretty much set up to be king.Sarah1281 wrote...
Okay, I'm a little confused. Being a kinslayer is obvious but not so mch the being easily manipulated and not giving Bhelen proper credit. Is that when you elect not to do anything (at least not without more proof) about Trian but don't realize that Bhelen trying to talk you into killing him means he's planning something and you should be careful?Even with Bhelen, you don't really get to be the poor distressed and wronged 'good guy' in any case, you're either easily manipulated and won't give Bhelen the credit he deserves for playing Orzammarian politics like a true king would, or you are flat-out a kinslayer, you know, regardless of whether it was a set-up.
I never chose the 'I won't fight a brother' option because that means you fail horribly at Orzammar politics (as it stands all we know is Bhelen is better but he's amazing so that's not that bad) but if you do and you play a more fighting-inclined DN who doesn't even want the throne wouln't that make you a clear victim and Bhelen the bad guy?
Charsen wrote...
sami jo wrote...
I love this thread. I am laughing so hard I can't breathe and my husband, dog and cats are looking at me as if I've been possessed.
The rest of our lurkers need to de-lurk. They are awesome!
agreed
come out come out wherever you are! {smilie}
Hi! And that's a gorgeous screencap. I have such graphics-envy, haha.Meianderz wrote...
Charsen wrote...
sami jo wrote...
I love this thread. I am laughing so hard I can't breathe and my husband, dog and cats are looking at me as if I've been possessed.
The rest of our lurkers need to de-lurk. They are awesome!
agreed
come out come out wherever you are! {smilie}
Oh fine, then *delurks*
Hello again thread!
Have a Zev:
On the Aeducan origin: yeah it was rather hard not to drop-kick Bhelen into the lava after returning, but my dwarf thought he'd still be a better leader than Harrowmont, in spite of everything.
Sometimes I go with Bhelen (I always do as a non-DN) but the thing is that Harrowmont's just so old that it's clear he's going to die soon and as he's such a compromiser he won't get anything done. He's not important, only his successor is. The only problem is that he'll either pick someone like-minded to succeed him or you. If you want the throne and feel you can do a decent job at it (and may have even learned from your mistakes with the Trian situation) then why not? As the new Paragon/Blight ender/head of House Aeducan who almost single-handedly put Harrowmont on the throne succeeding him should be perfectly doable. If you don't want to become Queen and are more progressive then yes, even a DN would be obligated to side wih Bhelen.I'll be honest, when it comes to Orzammar, I meta it, refusing to let Orzammar go down the Harrowmont path. Even if I were to play a DN. Harrowmont may have helped the exiled Aeducan, but Bhelen's progressive. Harrowmont's stuck in the past.
*nods* Understandable. I'd think after dealing with all that, spending time on the surface, and possibly falling in love with a companion, an Aeducan might want to stay an exile. Or just jump on a Dragon and return to the Stone that way.Sarah1281 wrote...
Sometimes I go with Bhelen (I always do as a non-DN) but the thing is that Harrowmont's just so old that it's clear he's going to die soon and as he's such a compromiser he won't get anything done. He's not important, only his successor is. The only problem is that he'll either pick someone like-minded to succeed him or you. If you want the throne and feel you can do a decent job at it (and may have even learned from your mistakes with the Trian situation) then why not? As the new Paragon/Blight ender/head of House Aeducan who almost single-handedly put Harrowmont on the throne succeeding him should be perfectly doable. If you don't want to become Queen and are more progressive then yes, even a DN would be obligated to side wih Bhelen.I'll be honest, when it comes to Orzammar, I meta it, refusing to let Orzammar go down the Harrowmont path. Even if I were to play a DN. Harrowmont may have helped the exiled Aeducan, but Bhelen's progressive. Harrowmont's stuck in the past.
Modifié par Aroihkin, 25 avril 2010 - 06:24 .
I get that. Mine happened to be too busy waiting for/sulking about Gorim to fall in love with a surfacer (and Alistair looks too much like Bhelen and Leliana is far too religious anyway. Zevran was tempting but she didn't want to start another doomed romance so quickly after the last and if she gave up Orzammar for him then she knew she'd just come to resent him later) and despite how pissed she was at her father for feeding her to darkspawn when he thought she was innocent and then turning around and asking Harrowmont to succeed him therefore negating any possible reason he had to do that, when she got the shield and the note saying all the honor and pride of House Aeducan was with her and when she was responsible for wiping out a good portion of her House's top members as well as removin them from power...well she felt obligated to help them rebuild once she could. Besides, she loved Orzammar and thought sufacers were all hopeless strange and usually naive (but dealing with Anora made her feel right at home). Not to mention she only wanted to be a Warden in the first place to deal with the Blght and so once that's over she's not going to be staying with them.*nods* Understandable. I'd think after dealing with all that, spending time on the surface, and possibly falling in love with a companion, an Aeducan might want to stay an exile. Or just jump on a Dragon and return to the Stone that way.
Aroihkin wrote...
12 hours, 45 minutes
Clicky-clicky the picture for full size.
It reduces like craaaaap, but yeah. I know I'm getting lazy, but I don't waaaant to do the armor details. So, who thinks I should just shade it without them, and furthermore make it "black" (grey)? It gives Zev a sort of SWAT feel, haha, and I think helps with the "Oh ****, he just jumped out of nowhere and SLICED ME!"
Buuut I could just be getting lazy =_= I still have to draw his damn elbow-pad, too.
Danijou wrote...
Aroihkin wrote...
12 hours, 45 minutes
Clicky-clicky the picture for full size.
It reduces like craaaaap, but yeah. I know I'm getting lazy, but I don't waaaant to do the armor details. So, who thinks I should just shade it without them, and furthermore make it "black" (grey)? It gives Zev a sort of SWAT feel, haha, and I think helps with the "Oh ****, he just jumped out of nowhere and SLICED ME!"
Buuut I could just be getting lazy =_= I still have to draw his damn elbow-pad, too.
Walk away from it awhile if you need to, but finish it as you originally planned. You'll be upset with yourself later if it's not what you hoped... Or at least, I always am..
Though I'm sure that's part of it.Modifié par Aroihkin, 25 avril 2010 - 06:33 .
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