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[Herr Uhl]

Charane wrote...

We have had Anders longer than any other companion at this point (DA:A and DA2), I think it's time he's put to the side so that we can have someone new to meet. However, I'm not opposed to a cameo if he lived.

Oghren easily beats him in companion time.

[Angrywolves]

If not killed by Hawke then executed for his crimes.

[Mike 9987]

No

[Ebony Dragon]

If Anders is alive at the end of your DA2 save, then it would make sense to see him as he is the catalyst for the entire war. Of course there is a good chance he will be even more insane than he was before, but then again, maybe Justice is satisfied at the start of the war and will have 'calmed down' a little.
Or he may not. Who knows.
Obviously just an important cameo or something, as Anders has had major parts in Awakening and DA2- but then again, same deal with Tali.
If you kept him alive, we should see him- if not, then you have nothing to worry about.

[TK514]

Maybe Vengeance will turn on itself for all the innocent deaths it will have caused by instigating a war.

[Senior Cinco]

Absolutely not. They took a cool character and turned him into a ****** ant of a slug. He gets upset because you don't like hot dogs?You can't bow out gracefully. They throw that homosexuality down your throat ( bad choice of words ) and just to say no... and in lieu of being understanding he gets tiffy?

Then he turns out to be a damn terrorist?

Good riddance.

Modifié par Senior Cinco, 14 juin 2013 - 02:44 .

[BlueMagitek]

^ For that reason, even if Anders is alive, I imagine that he will be put down, or put himself down, as he starts to harm even more innocents.

[ZerebusPrime]

I was hoping for Anders to return alive if you let him escape Kirkwall and to return undead if you killed him, animated by a repentant spirit of Justice (or an even angrier Vengeance).

[BlueMagitek]

ZerebusPrime wrote...

I was hoping for Anders to return alive if you let him escape Kirkwall and to return undead if you killed him, animated by a repentant spirit of Justice (or an even angrier Vengeance).

The problem with that is, if they do that, the player has (potentially) already killed Anders twice.  What is he, a damn Highlander?

Hopefully the Inquisitor is versed in beheading.

[Nyaore]

Senior Cinco wrote...

Absolutely not. They took a cool character and turned him into a ****** ant of a slug. He gets upset because you don't like hot dogs?You can't bow out gracefully. They throw that homosexuality down your throat ( bad choice of words ) and just to say no... and in lieu of being understanding he gets tiffy?

Then he turns out to be a damn terrorist?

Good riddance.

To be fair, he does that regardless of your gender. You have to be a bastard to him in order to avoid flirting in some of the dialouge chains. Personally I just chalk it up to him being needy after being on the run for so long and shoot him down with a firm 'no', whenever I'm not romancing him.

Personally though, I don't want Anders back for more than a cameo. Easily my least favorite character in the second game, his complexity not withstanding. 

[Senior Cinco]

Nyaore wrote...

Senior Cinco wrote...
Absolutely not. They took a cool character and turned him into a ****** ant of a slug. He gets upset because you don't like hot dogs?You can't bow out gracefully. They throw that homosexuality down your throat ( bad choice of words ) and just to say no... and in lieu of being understanding he gets tiffy?

To be fair, he does that regardless of your gender. You have to be a bastard to him in order to avoid flirting in some of the dialouge chains. Personally I just chalk it up to him being needy after being on the run for so long and shoot him down with a firm 'no', whenever I'm not romancing him.

That's true. :blink:He is still that way reguardless of gender. However, I chalk it up to just being poor writing and a broken dialog arch.

Modifié par Senior Cinco, 14 juin 2013 - 03:00 .

[Nyaore]

Senior Cinco wrote...

Nyaore wrote...

Senior Cinco wrote...
Absolutely not. They took a cool character and turned him into a ****** ant of a slug. He gets upset because you don't like hot dogs?You can't bow out gracefully. They throw that homosexuality down your throat ( bad choice of words ) and just to say no... and in lieu of being understanding he gets tiffy?

To be fair, he does that regardless of your gender. You have to be a bastard to him in order to avoid flirting in some of the dialouge chains. Personally I just chalk it up to him being needy after being on the run for so long and shoot him down with a firm 'no', whenever I'm not romancing him.

That's true. :blink:He is still that way reguardless of gender. However, I chalk it up to just being poor writing and a broken dialog arch.

Ha, fair enough.

[ZerebusPrime]

BlueMagitek wrote...

ZerebusPrime wrote...

I was hoping for Anders to return alive if you let him escape Kirkwall and to return undead if you killed him, animated by a repentant spirit of Justice (or an even angrier Vengeance).

The problem with that is, if they do that, the player has (potentially) already killed Anders twice.  What is he, a damn Highlander?

Hopefully the Inquisitor is versed in beheading.

I would actually go with dismemberment and scattering the body parts in bloody bags across various parts of the Deep Roads.  Someone has to seed the DA4 side quests.

[Yalision]

I prefer him dead. But whatever floats your boat, still a neat idea.


Edit: I lol'd at the above comment. Too lazy to quote.

Modifié par Yalision, 14 juin 2013 - 08:36 .

[Scarlet Rabbi]

I guess...for all the Anders' lovers.

But never forget, Anders is a murderer of innocents, something he not-so-rarely would accuse the templars of being. He massacred the grand cleric and everyone within the Chantry, most of whom were passive priests. Why not blow up the gallows, or more specifically, the Circle? Anders already proved he could care less who he murders, so long as his bottom line is met, so who gives a rat's if a few mages die, lots of Templars would perish with them.

Hero my ***

Anders was a naive mage turned possesed psychopath, who (as all self-righteous hypocrites do) engaged in the same vile acts he accused his enemy of doing.

[Blooddrunk1004]

I don't want to see him again but Bioware will probably revive him again like they did Zevran and Leliana. I dislike him not because he blowed chantry, started war or that his character is antihero.

But because Anders went from funny and happy character who made jokes with Oghren in Awakenings to a depressed emo who doesn't know how to shut up for 5 friggin minutes. Yes i know Justice is in his body, but they could do something else for him instead of ruining Anders.

The fact that he also get pissed about whether you are male or female and starts hiting on your character and you can't back off without telling him to **** off, doesn't help neither.

Modifié par Blooddrunk1004, 14 juin 2013 - 09:04 .

[Lotion Soronarr]

BlueMagitek wrote...

ZerebusPrime wrote...

I was hoping for Anders to return alive if you let him escape Kirkwall and to return undead if you killed him, animated by a repentant spirit of Justice (or an even angrier Vengeance).

The problem with that is, if they do that, the player has (potentially) already killed Anders twice.  What is he, a damn Highlander?

Hopefully the Inquisitor is versed in beheading.

Brutally kiling Anders over and over again?

Excuse me, but I fail to see the problem.

[Lulupab]

Lotion Soronnar wrote...

BlueMagitek wrote...

ZerebusPrime wrote...

I was hoping for Anders to return alive if you let him escape Kirkwall and to return undead if you killed him, animated by a repentant spirit of Justice (or an even angrier Vengeance).

The problem with that is, if they do that, the player has (potentially) already killed Anders twice.  What is he, a damn Highlander?

Hopefully the Inquisitor is versed in beheading.

Brutally kiling Anders over and over again?

Excuse me, but I fail to see the problem.

Yet you call Anders lunatic, I lol'd.

Blowing up the chantry becomes pale in comparion to how much Templars he has killed.

[Zazzerka]

Anders trying to offload his dirty pillow onto Varric was one of the most awkward events in the game, tbh.

Modifié par Zazzerka, 14 juin 2013 - 11:01 .

[Lulupab]

Zazzerka wrote...

Anders trying to offload his dirty pillow onto Varric was one of the most awkward events in the game, tbh.

How do you know its dirty lmao, its the only thing he has of her mother. Besides Hawke and Varric are the only one Anders is not bitter to, and only if he is friend to Hawke.

Modifié par Rassler, 14 juin 2013 - 11:03 .

[PlasmaCheese]

Anders was never naive, lol. 0= He was crazy from the beginning. As soon as you met him in Awakenings, he's joking about killing some Templars (yea, he "didn't kill them"). He was all laughs until conversations about the mages/circle came up. Then, he became a totally different person and would snap on you if you didn't agree with him. .-. I don't know how many times Anders raised his voice at my Mage Warden Commander. But back then, he only cared about his own freedom. Enter Justice.... Justice just brought all the craziness to the forefront. No wonder he's warped now.

[Scarlet Rabbi]

PlasmaCheese wrote...

Anders was never naive, lol. 0= He was crazy from the beginning. As soon as you met him in Awakenings, he's joking about killing some Templars (yea, he "didn't kill them")

I meant he's naive in the sense that he thought he could "help" Justice, actually invite a spirit to dwell within him, and be completely free of Justice's influence.

Anders expressed to Hawke that his anger "warped" Justice, and he, Anders, seemed surprised by that. How naive (some would say dumb) do you have to be to think that offering up your body as a haven to a spirit would bring about no drastic consequences? He is a naive fool for thinking, basically, that he could fully control a being from the fade, a being that he allowed to posses him.

The tragic thing is that others paid for his mistake, most of them, like I said in my previous posts, passive priests. How is that justice or vengence? It's beyond me why he didn't just blow up the Templar quarters in the gallows, opting instead to massacre the innocent.

Anders is a vile hypocrite.

[Browneye_Vamp84]

If they mention him (or not) in DAI, I wouldn't be hurt. Very curious on the matter though.

I'd like to think his name will come up if you have Sebastian in your party and you let Anders live (or killed him), the Ruler of Starkhaven would want him dead. If they caught him and made a public execution, that would be CRAZY.
What if Hawke romanced him? What then? Would they kill Hawke as well if she/he ran with him?
I cannot wait for more information to come out.

[Xilizhra]

The tragic thing is that others paid for his mistake, most of them, like I said in my previous posts, passive priests. How is that justice or vengence? It's beyond me why he didn't just blow up the Templar quarters in the gallows, opting instead to massacre the innocent.

-Much harder to sneak inside.
-Blowing up the mages is too risky.
-It'd look like Circle aggression against the templars, which it isn't supposed to be, but one rogue provoking templar aggression against the Circle.
-All we saw die in the Chantry were templars and their commander-in-chief anyway.

[Dova]

My kinda thread :3
I'd like to see him back. As a companion or a cameo if he lived. And for him to acknowledge a romance with Hawke. That'd be great.

I can understand the hate towards Anders, but y'know, some of us don't so I don't see why all the Anders' haters demand he be executed and demand he stay out of the game.
It may be your opinion but it may or may not happen :3