Nerevar-as wrote...
Well, the alternative was to let the other side curbstomp the republic and turn it into who knows what. So spare the Karen Traviss BS with her paragon virtue mercenaries.
andar91 wrote...
Then I have renewed hope for his return.
Vapaä wrote...
I kind of freaked out when I read the headlines "Finding the Catalyst":
NOOOOO NOT AGAIN !
Then I read the article properly
Modifié par Ericander77, 20 août 2013 - 06:51 .
Vapaä wrote...
I kind of freaked out when I read the headlines "Finding the Catalyst":
Modifié par EnoughLetters, 20 août 2013 - 07:53 .
esper wrote...
RepHope wrote...
@esper sorry my phones a pain to type on. If I recall correctly The Maker didn't disown them because they were boring he disowned them because they just stood there. Remember the spirits learned vices AND virtues from mortals there were no "good" spirits or "bad" ones because there were no mortals to dream about virtues or vices.
Also the chantry doesn't think the demons emulate vices to be more human like. In fact demons think that the vices are what makes mortals unworthy of the maker according to the chantry. The maker chucking them out was probably just him sending mortals a message: Don't mess with me and mine. I agree that he should do something about the blights but I suppose one could view the Wardens as tools of the Maker.
As for the rest yeah that's pretty bad but it doesn't make him evil. It makes him indifferent. He doesn't wish harm on us he just doesn't care anymore and if we all die oh well. I think he's a bit of jerk but not evil.
No, that is exactly what the chantry thinks about the spirits and the demons. The spirits are the first children of the Maker that became demons in order to appear more human and regain his favour - that is why the chantry think demons posses people.
Sending a message is not all right when he created the mortals. There is no original sin in the chantry faith, no fall from grace. He created the mortals sinfull, he has never said anything about the freedom of choice between being good and evil, and thus his blight punishment is basically like a parent going: "You nature is this way." "Smack! How dare you act in your nature, now your brother and sisters are going to be punished too. You wanted a warning, too bad"
And he can't be behind the grey wardens, because he was in his first extented sulk, when they emerged.
As for the rest it does not make him indifferent. He fell in love, that is absolutely not indifference, he then picked a side based on those feelings, and then he got mad again, because affairs generally don't end well. He absolutely wish harm on the mortals, because he send the blight. Oh and I don't see him as jerkisk, I see him as a teenager, and teenager generally don't make the best fatherfigures, even less god.
It is much, much better he stays in his extended sulk. At least he can't do harm from there.
EnoughLetters wrote...
Vapaä wrote...
I kind of freaked out when I read the headlines "Finding the Catalyst":
I'd like to think that the ME3 fiasco will have Bioware handle endings better from here on out.
If not, well...
We'll have more of these *Spoiler(?)*
I'll end up happy either way, haha
Browneye_Vamp84 wrote...
Wonder what they'll show tomorrow on Game Informer?
LPPrince wrote...
Browneye_Vamp84 wrote...
Wonder what they'll show tomorrow on Game Informer?
Whatever it is, it won't beat what we saw at Gamescom.
Nerevar-as wrote...
LPPrince wrote...
Browneye_Vamp84 wrote...
Wonder what they'll show tomorrow on Game Informer?
Whatever it is, it won't beat what we saw at Gamescom.
Am I the only one who gets an Assassin´s Creed vibe from all of them?
Heavenly69 wrote...
I like the clothes. Really want Fenris back! Please. Please. Please.
Modifié par MisterJB, 20 août 2013 - 04:50 .
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