Well, in 900 years, human society havn't evovled at all technologically speaking. Qunari society have evolved at least sociologically in the few hundred years they have been present in Thedas.Malanek999 wrote...
Fast Jimmy wrote...
The Qunari have introduced superior technology, medical care and education for their general populace, much more than the Chantry, the Elves, the Mages or any other demographic in the Thedosian power play has done.
Sure, it comes at the expense of a brutal and totalitarian regime... but given the setting of Thedas, I'd take the society that is actively working to become better and where one can legitimately work your way up the ladder of society rather than it being determined if you are born of a noble or common house, or if you have the genetic predisposition to shoot lights out of your fingers.
You don't know how long it took them to get there.
DA is an approximation of feudal times. Ultimately in the real world humans moved through the stage that this is based on to becoming (somewhat) more enlightened over a few hundred years. The Qunari could simply be older.
Are the communist Qunari going to invade Thedas right after the mage/templar conflict?
#26
Posté 12 août 2013 - 02:47
#27
Posté 12 août 2013 - 02:50
EmperorSahlertz wrote...
I did not realize that selective breeding, removed social identity, and aggressive expansionism, was part of the communistic agenda....VampireSoap wrote...
Single-party rule, means of production collectively owned by the society, free access to articles of consumption, distribution based on need. Yeah, they aren't communists. I imagined all that. My bad.
Qunari are NOT communists. There might be similarities between the two, sure. That does not make them the same though. Buddhist and Hindus also share alot of similarities, I wouldn't call those two religions the same either.
Modifié par VampireSoap, 12 août 2013 - 02:54 .
#28
Posté 12 août 2013 - 03:00
Sten makes it clear to the Warden that he expects to return to Ferelden within his lifetime, with an army at his back. Now, Sten isn't one to make idle threats, and he was the second highest officer in the Qunari military at the time. Think about the magnitude of that plan. To get to Ferelden from Par Vollen, they'd have to push the Templars and the Chantry out of Rivain, defeat the Feliscima Armada, drop the hammer on the Antivan Crows, move into the Marches and take Starkhaven and Tantervale, probably pissing off Nevarra in the process. They then have to take Kirkwall (shouldn't be too hard, they practically did it already) before crossing the Waking Sea to throw down with Fergus Couseland at Highever or the Grey Wardens at Amaranthine.
The Qunari are literally planning to take over the entire world. We have got to start preparing before the storm comes.
Modifié par Palidane, 12 août 2013 - 03:02 .
#29
Posté 12 août 2013 - 03:01
#30
Posté 12 août 2013 - 03:03
Palidane wrote...
I have to say the Qunari are a clear and present danger to Thedas, but nobody else seems to realize that. We know they have been building up their army and navy, and we know that Tevinter is decaying. I'm sure Minrathous could make a mean last stand, but they won't be able to safeguard the rest of Thedas anymore.
Sten makes it clear to the Warden that he expects to return to Ferelden within his lifetime, with an army at his back. Now, Sten isn't one to make idle threats, and he was the second highest officer in the Qunari military at the time. Think about the magnitude of that plan. To get to Ferelden from Par Vollen, they'd have to push the Templars and the Chantry out of Rivain, defeat the Feliscima Armada, drop the hammer on the Antivan Crows, move into the Marches and take Starkhaven and Tantervale, probably pissing off Nevarra in the process. They then have to take Kirkwall (shouldn't be too hard, they practically did it already) before crossing the Waking Sea to throw down with Fergus Couseland at Highever or the Grey Wardens at Amaranthine.
The Qunari are literally planning to take over the entire world. We have got to start preparing before the storm comes.
Actually the Chantry's in Rivain is more symbolic than anything else. They're more pagan than Andrastrian and are losing people to the Qun because it does not differ greatly from their own religion. I think it's only the hedge witches and the respect they hold for them keeping the Qun at bay in Rivian.
#31
Posté 12 août 2013 - 03:04
How have they evolved? Humans have evolved somewaht from a technological point of view, they learned how to destroy arch-demons which was somewhat important.EmperorSahlertz wrote...
Well, in 900 years, human society havn't evovled at all technologically speaking. Qunari society have evolved at least sociologically in the few hundred years they have been present in Thedas.Malanek999 wrote...
Fast Jimmy wrote...
The Qunari have introduced superior technology, medical care and education for their general populace, much more than the Chantry, the Elves, the Mages or any other demographic in the Thedosian power play has done.
Sure, it comes at the expense of a brutal and totalitarian regime... but given the setting of Thedas, I'd take the society that is actively working to become better and where one can legitimately work your way up the ladder of society rather than it being determined if you are born of a noble or common house, or if you have the genetic predisposition to shoot lights out of your fingers.
You don't know how long it took them to get there.
DA is an approximation of feudal times. Ultimately in the real world humans moved through the stage that this is based on to becoming (somewhat) more enlightened over a few hundred years. The Qunari could simply be older.
Modifié par Malanek999, 12 août 2013 - 03:06 .
#32
Posté 12 août 2013 - 03:10
The humans learned that over 1000 years ago. And the Qunari have evolved sociologically for isntance, in letting other races join them, and they have developed new roles within the Qun, as such roles became needed.Malanek999 wrote...
How have they evolved? Humans have evolved somewaht from a technological point of view, they learned how to destroy arch-demons which was somewhat important.EmperorSahlertz wrote...
Well, in 900 years, human society havn't evovled at all technologically speaking. Qunari society have evolved at least sociologically in the few hundred years they have been present in Thedas.Malanek999 wrote...
Fast Jimmy wrote...
The Qunari have introduced superior technology, medical care and education for their general populace, much more than the Chantry, the Elves, the Mages or any other demographic in the Thedosian power play has done.
Sure, it comes at the expense of a brutal and totalitarian regime... but given the setting of Thedas, I'd take the society that is actively working to become better and where one can legitimately work your way up the ladder of society rather than it being determined if you are born of a noble or common house, or if you have the genetic predisposition to shoot lights out of your fingers.
You don't know how long it took them to get there.
DA is an approximation of feudal times. Ultimately in the real world humans moved through the stage that this is based on to becoming (somewhat) more enlightened over a few hundred years. The Qunari could simply be older.
#33
Posté 12 août 2013 - 03:11
Palidane wrote...
I have to say the Qunari are a clear and present danger to Thedas, but nobody else seems to realize that. We know they have been building up their army and navy, and we know that Tevinter is decaying. I'm sure Minrathous could make a mean last stand, but they won't be able to safeguard the rest of Thedas when things heat up.
Sten makes it clear to the Warden that he expects to return to Ferelden within his lifetime, with an army at his back. Now, Sten isn't one to make idle threats, and he was the second highest officer in the Qunari military at the time. Think about the magnitude of that plan. To get to Ferelden from Par Vollen, they'd have to push the Templars and the Chantry out of Rivain, defeat the Feliscima Armada, drop the hammer on the Antivan Crows, move into the Marches and take Starkhaven and Tantervale, probably pissing off Nevarra in the process. They then have to take Kirkwall (shouldn't be too hard, they practically did it already) before crossing the Waking Sea to throw down with Fergus Couseland at Highever or the Grey Wardens at Amaranthine.
The Qunari are literally planning to take over the entire world. We have got to start preparing before the storm comes.
Yeah, I also suspected that the invasion plan must involve all countries in Thedas. A Qunari world conquest is actually not unlikely from my point of view, since the chantry is unlike to be able to raise an Exalted March this time. The Qunari can easily divide and conquer as they like.
#34
Posté 12 août 2013 - 03:20
EmperorSahlertz wrote...
Marxism and communism is not the same either.... Communism derives from Marxism. Or to be more correct, Marxism derives from natural communism, and modern communism derives from Marxism. And for the record, Maoism (chinese "communism") was not communism either.
All the socialist states ever existed in human history are simply perversions of the Marxist ideals? Marxist ideals that would have created a paradise on Earth if we had only given them a chance? Western scholars usually view that as a common excuse used by the commies, but the neo-marxist argument will have to wait, my friend. So let's shake hands and invest more time into the topic discussion alright?
Modifié par VampireSoap, 12 août 2013 - 03:20 .
#35
Posté 12 août 2013 - 03:46
Qunari and communists have a little in common .....EmperorSahlertz wrote...
Qunari aren't communists.....
#36
Posté 12 août 2013 - 05:08
The Qun suppresses free will, is an attempt to destroy it, so yeah I agree with Xil.
I know I am shocked as well.
#37
Posté 12 août 2013 - 05:25
#38
Posté 12 août 2013 - 05:49
BouncyFrag wrote...
If they indeed do this, I'll be more than happy to give the Qunari my full support. Nothing will stand in our way and a new era shall begin.
And they sew your mouth and you do everything they say.
#39
Posté 12 août 2013 - 06:28
BouncyFrag wrote...
If they indeed do this, I'll be more than happy to give the Qunari my full support. Nothing will stand in our way and a new era shall begin.
Well, you wouldn't have said that if you're a woman. As soon as you reach maturity, they just put you in a locked room and tell you to be ****ed by a guy you don't even know. After you are raped and pregnant and have given birth, you can't even see your child ever again. Yeah, bet the Qun propaganda machine didn't tell what you were in for.
#40
Posté 12 août 2013 - 06:36
Modifié par Jedi Master of Orion, 12 août 2013 - 06:38 .
#41
Posté 12 août 2013 - 06:43
http://fallout.wikia...wiki/Book_Chute
Modifié par Parmida, 12 août 2013 - 06:44 .
#42
Posté 12 août 2013 - 06:45
VampireSoap wrote...
BouncyFrag wrote...
If they indeed do this, I'll be more than happy to give the Qunari my full support. Nothing will stand in our way and a new era shall begin.
Well, you wouldn't have said that if you're a woman. As soon as you reach maturity, they just put you in a locked room and tell you to be ****ed by a guy you don't even know. After you are raped and pregnant and have given birth, you can't even see your child ever again. Yeah, bet the Qun propaganda machine didn't tell what you were in for.
DUDE! What a total haul! no way that's copasheshy!
#43
Posté 12 août 2013 - 07:14
2. If you refuse, well...you can't. They practically force you to do anything they like
3. Most of the female Qunari just accept it as their fate, but some bound to be defiant.
Conclusion: State authorized rape is common and inevitable in such a society.
#44
Posté 12 août 2013 - 07:15
#45
Posté 12 août 2013 - 07:16
VampireSoap wrote...
1. You have no say in the matter of who you ****
2. If you refuse, well...you can't. They practically force you to do anything they like
3. Most of the female Qunari just accept it as their fate, but some bound to be defiant.
Conclusion: State authorized rape is common and inevitable in such a society.
#46
Posté 12 août 2013 - 07:40
Modifié par Jedi Master of Orion, 12 août 2013 - 07:45 .
#47
Posté 12 août 2013 - 07:46
your new main character can be a Some one trying to stop the invasion or some one trying to lead a revolution
#48
Posté 12 août 2013 - 08:30
Qunari don't associate sex with anything but breeding. That doesn't mean the utilize "state authorized rape." Especially since the state is run by women.
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It is indeed NOT run by women, they only handle part of the triuverate( or however you spell it). They chose the role the children( or new recruit) in the society. Or decide if they would be better off as mindless idiots.
For the sex topic, it is not so far off for someone to say its "rape". To be forced to have sex with someone( who you may never have met) without the willingness from that person could justify that claim, However true followers of the Qun believe it is their duty and only way of making life better for all. So there is still a willingness to some extent. So it is not total " rape".
I find the Quarri to be brainwashed idiots who have lost touch with the world around them, so if there is war with them in the future. Ill kill them all!
#49
Posté 12 août 2013 - 08:40
Jedi Master of Orion wrote...
Qunari don't associate sex with anything but breeding. That doesn't mean the utilize "state authorized rape." Especially since the state is run by women.
Not all Qunari associate sex with only breeding. Your assumption is illogical, since a group of Qunari actually rises up in open rebellion against the state, and therefore it's natural to deduce that some females who are not as brave can only suffer in silence. And the state is not run by women, it is run by the totalitarian ideal that is the Qun. And the Qun dictates who you **** along with every other aspect of your life.
#50
Posté 12 août 2013 - 08:44
VampireSoap wrote...
Jedi Master of Orion wrote...
Qunari don't associate sex with anything but breeding. That doesn't mean the utilize "state authorized rape." Especially since the state is run by women.
Not all Qunari associate sex with only breeding. Your assumption is illogical, since a group of Qunari actually rises up in open rebellion against the state, and therefore it's natural to deduce that some females who are not as brave can only suffer in silence. And the state is not run by women, it is run by the totalitarian ideal that is the Qun. And the Qun dictates who you **** along with every other aspect of your life.
The Ideals of the the Qun itself is not bad.........but they way that act upon those beliefs are.





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