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[errant_knight]

Heh, I wouldn't be able to look at myself in the mirror....

[amrose2]

I'm in the middle of doing a 'evil' playthrough right now as well. I came into this thread thinking it was making fun of the 'evil' pathline, cause while there are a few evil options like killing, most of the time I feel like there isn't an evil choice and instead you just have to be grumpy about it.

I guess I was spoiled by the pure evil options there were in KoTOR hehe

So far my only favorite 'evil' moment was the Redcliffe solution, I abandoned the town after killing the blacksmith and most of the militia people you can recruit. I really wanted to make Isolde suffer, can't stand that woman, so instead of killing her for the ritual I killed Connor. Knocking out Isolde was hilarious.

Modifié par amrose2, 08 janvier 2010 - 03:10 .

[ejoslin]

amrose2 wrote...

I'm in the middle of doing a 'evil' playthrough right now as well. I came into this thread thinking it was making fun of the 'evil' pathline, cause while there are a few evil options like killing, most of the time I feel like there isn't an evil choice and instead you just have to be grumpy about it.

I guess I was spoiled by the pure evil options there were in KoTOR hehe

So far my only favorite 'evil' moment was the Redcliffe solution, I abandoned the town after killing the blacksmith and most of the militia people you can recruit. I really wanted to make Isolde suffer, can't stand that woman, so instead of killing her for the ritual I killed Connor. Knocking out Isolde was hilarious.

You didn't make her kill Connor herself? You are so not evil.

[amrose2]

ejoslin wrote...

amrose2 wrote...

I'm in the middle of doing a 'evil' playthrough right now as well. I came into this thread thinking it was making fun of the 'evil' pathline, cause while there are a few evil options like killing, most of the time I feel like there isn't an evil choice and instead you just have to be grumpy about it.

I guess I was spoiled by the pure evil options there were in KoTOR hehe

So far my only favorite 'evil' moment was the Redcliffe solution, I abandoned the town after killing the blacksmith and most of the militia people you can recruit. I really wanted to make Isolde suffer, can't stand that woman, so instead of killing her for the ritual I killed Connor. Knocking out Isolde was hilarious.

You didn't make her kill Connor herself? You are so not evil.

I couldn't resist punching her.

Also I assume she says goodbye to him if she does it, which was one thing I wanted to deny her also.

[Whitewolf]

Myself, i just played the game through as "evil". And will never do it again..

[Stuffy38]

Not something I could do. But whatever puts lead in your pencil.

[GodSaveStrawberryJam]

That sounds awesome! But I wouldn't be able to do it. I always tell myself that I'm going to have one playthrough where I'm the total bad guy, but I never seem able to do it. I'm a weakling I guess!

[Ygolnac]

fantasypisces wrote...

But skipping so many quests (i.e. all the board quests) how do you even level up? You would finish the game at like 15.

Since i don't think this would be anyone first playthrough  you know how the game works, and the only problems are in the final scene with only 3 armies and 2 npc. In this spot you shold be plenty of mana and health potions, and even if you are lvl 15 i'm sure that you can do ti in normal difficulty set.

There is people out there soloing (never using a single npc in the party) all the game in nightmare mode.

I'm peronally using the nightmare plus mode to make enemy ai smarter and stronger (enemy mages are spamming inferno spells on my party...) and still i can beat the game.

Modifié par Ygolnac, 08 janvier 2010 - 03:34 .

[robertthebard]

Can't stop laughing, I so need to do this.

[zanzibar196]

You could also be mean as a dwarven noble (although why you would want your brother to be king after what he did is beyond me... making yourself king would be win), definitely mean as a dwarven casteless (side with jarvia!)... and probably all the other orgin stories as well. If you are gonna be mean as a thief, be an assassin! Warrior? Reaver and Berserker!

[ThePasserby]

Just some more MEAN acts to add to the list:

Before setting off for the werewolves' ruins while doing the Dalish quest, be sure to sleep with Gheyna, Cammen's love, and then tell him that she's now more experienced. He'll run away in tears.

Also, there's the guy who needs your help to find out what hapened to his wife Danyla. Tell him "It's ... too horrible". He'll demand to know what happened, say it's too horiible again and when he asks again, say, "Ha ha it's too funny." He'll leave the Dalish camp in a huff. Be sure to do this before you side with the werewolves to slaughter the camp though. Otherwise, you'll end up reuniting him with his wife, which is a no-no in the MEAN things to do list

I personally can't do these acts, but I'm sure someone will be up to the task!

/edited for spelling

Modifié par ThePasserby, 08 janvier 2010 - 05:35 .

[Sabriana]

This I could never do. But whatever floats your boat.

It's a good way to vent frustration and aggression. Better pixel people, than real people, heh.

[Ygolnac]

Sabriana wrote...

This I could never do. But whatever floats your boat.
It's a good way to vent frustration and aggression. Better pixel people, than real people, heh.

Eheh, actually i don't do this out of frustation, i roleplay a MEAN PC

BTW, i have chosen MALE MAGE becouse

MAGE is only class that let you mess up the circle, but also siding with templars is, in a way a MEAN solution and you can kill wynne when tainting the ashes. For this porpouse you also need to make a pact with the deomn in redcliffe, so you can't neither kill connor or his mother. Actually templars are mean, but they are also partially right when they want to do the rite of annhilation (kill all the mages, sry, i have the italian version) 'cos great majority of mages are turned into maleficars. Killing ALL mages and ALL templars in the circle would be meanier, since you will have way less skilled people that could oppose your MEAN actions after the blight is over.

MALE becouse if you are MEAN, then morrigan is going to fall in love with you, but you betray her, and in my opinion is meanier to betray a lover that to betray a friend...
For this porpouse, rember t refuse the rings she wants to give you, she (or flemeth if she gets her body) will be able to track you down!!!! You will lose like 15 approval refusing the ring, but you can regain many of them since you are full of gifts and very few npc to give them...

OMG, i'm becoming MEAN myself, please stop me!!!!

Modifié par Ygolnac, 09 janvier 2010 - 10:10 .

[mrofni]

Don't forget to kill Loyd in the tavern. If you kill him there, and then leave them on their own, you get to kill Loyd again in the castle! Whats better then killing someone twice?!

[Phex]

Does Wynne really tell the templars you are a blood mage? Because if so then that is the only point in the game where they actually refer to the PC's specialisation.

[mrofni]

If you're truly evil on romance, you romance Morrigan, refuse the ring, dump her. Romance Leliana and Zevran, get the 4-some, drop Zevran's approval rating enough to have him turn against you when his buddy shows up, and then finally kill Leliana after tainting the Urn.

[Kavva]

@OP i think Belhen is far more better king so if you want a bad ending side with Harrowmont

[Galian84]

Rofl...great thread. Going to do this on my next playthrough I think...

[murreah]

LOL.. This sounds like so much fun, whenever I try to be as cruel as possible in one of my play throughs I end up feeling so much guilt.. Because in reality, I wouldn't say/do most of the cruel things you can even do in the game, for instance, tellin' that boy that his mother is dead!



Nonetheless, I shall try just for the sake of the reactions and see how many approval and disapproval's I will eventually end up getting. For some reason, I can see Morrigan approving with me more than anyone else.

[Shadow of Light Dragon]

Good gods, man, that's horrible! XD

[bunnie.riane]

I. LOVE. This. Thread.

I like you - you make me laugh

But wait, what demon is in the Deep Roads?

[Kalfear]

khazadru wrote...

heheh, I think I see a play-path for my mage attempt...

LOL, me to,

Just repurchased game (PC version this time) so redoing my saved games from XBox360. After those 3 maybe ill do evil mage routine as well.

Would be interesting to see how your actions work out in the expansion.

[wwwwowwww]

I so want to do this now, with my noble female, who's whole view changes with the murder of her family

[fantasypisces]

Ygolnac wrote...

fantasypisces wrote...

But skipping so many quests (i.e. all the board quests) how do you even level up? You would finish the game at like 15.

Since i don't think this would be anyone first playthrough  you know how the game works, and the only problems are in the final scene with only 3 armies and 2 npc. In this spot you shold be plenty of mana and health potions, and even if you are lvl 15 i'm sure that you can do ti in normal difficulty set.

There is people out there soloing (never using a single npc in the party) all the game in nightmare mode.

I'm peronally using the nightmare plus mode to make enemy ai smarter and stronger (enemy mages are spamming inferno spells on my party...) and still i can beat the game.

I was just meaning, finishing the game at 15 would just be a tad boring to me, as it is a lot less talents/spells you have at your disposal.

I wasn't saying it isn't doable, at all.
And it wouldn't be any hader finishing the game at 15 than it would be at 25,  because of level scaling, I just don't think it would be much fun is all.