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[Barbarossa2010]

No tears, but I was touched by the smithy in Redcliffe. Watching him emerge from drunken despair to hope was moving. When I rescue his daughter and he places himself at my service, I saw nobility in this simple sot. Go figure.

[Fangirl17]

When Alistair sacrifice himself in my place because he wouldnt let me die I felt shocked,angry, and empty all at the same time.I wanted to cry but I was too shocked.I just sat there on my bed just...so heartbroken. The whole time I was thinking "It was suppost to be me...."

[I Valente I]

I haven't cried but I was moved emotionally. For a game to cause any sort of stirring in my emotions is pretty impressive. Unless of course that emotion is frustration, and Dragon Age avoided that one

[Series5Ranger]

Xandurpein wrote...

Cuuniyevo wrote...

 (I hate Kitty and how she made me kill that little girl)

It is possible to save the girl and kill Kitty...

Yep, It's all in how you approach the Conversation.
The focus of your questions are really important.

[Mike1121]

I didn't cry, but I've only done the ultimate sacrifice ending so far as a human noble warrior and I don't see how the any of the other ones are going to be able to compare. Doesn't get much more badass than that.

[MOTpoetryION]

I'm not coping (nods) to any thing.

[TheRealIncarnal]

I didn't cry, but I definitely felt sad and a bit proud when I saw my character's ending. She died, but she did a heck of a lot of good. Pretty much everyone, except the Dalish, ended up much better off thanks to her!

[Fhaileas]

I was literally in tears at the end knowing my PC was walking willingly walking towards her doom and the ending epilogue had me completely undone, in particular the emotional and bereaved overtones of Alistair's heart-wrenching eulogy for his beloved ("I thought we would be together forever"), as well as the various touching tributes of the companions (particularly Oghren's naming of his daughter after her, Leliana's Ballad and Sten's stoic homage). I was melancholy for days afterwards BUT despite it all I would still not substitute the bittersweet tragic fate that befell my character for a cliched fairytale ending.

[BroBear Berbil]

Nah. By the end of the game I always feel a little tired and relieved that the final showdown is happening regardless of how I plan to end it. It's touching when the party members talk to you but nothing was tear-worthy for me.



The one time in the game when I got a little teary-eyed is Duncan's final moments when he looks up at the beacon and you can see that he's realized they were betrayed. The background vocals help to set the mood.

[Chirurene]

Fhaileas wrote...

I was literally in tears at the end knowing my PC was walking willingly walking towards her doom and the ending epilogue had me completely undone, in particular the emotional and bereaved overtones of Alistair's heart-wrenching eulogy for his beloved ("I thought we would be together forever"), as well as the various touching tributes of the companions (particularly Oghren's naming of his daughter after her, Leliana's Ballad and Sten's stoic homage). I was melancholy for days afterwards BUT despite it all I would still not substitute the bittersweet tragic fate that befell my character for a cliched fairytale ending.

I agree, I reloaded and try 2 other endings but it is not as satisfying as the PC sacrifice ending. I feel bad for Zevran  when I saw what happen to him(I had him at 'adore'), when my PC is clearly in love with Alistair.

Sorry Zevran I will make it up to you on the next playthrough!

[SuperMedbh]

Oh, buckets. Not so much on the second playthrough, but I just started a redo for my city elf and the whole Shianni scene made me cry in anger again.



I only wish there was a cut scene with Vaughn pleading for his life, so my character could say no. I hate him even more the second time.

[Krytheos]

If there was many points to be sad about, it was a lot of them; hearing Alistair's comments after you save Loghain [upon being in the romance], knowingly handing the Kingship over to him an Anora [Which I regret; her speech made my ears bleed!], seeing Tamlen again, no longer truly 'alive' and then his ending dialogue...'I...always loved you...lethalon.' That..last bit really broke it up. The worst part is when I felt bad -- truly bad, too! -- when I saw Soris again at Denerim's cages..



It really made me think about going back to do things...so much differently. And then...at the end..when I finally did get my family's approval back, after fighting for it and trying to get things back, all my rewards were left with final, acceptance. Truly was...great. There were so many other points, but..covering them all would be just..suicide. At least, on my end.

[Fault Girl]

I was sad when my betrothed was slain by the guards (city elf origin)! I was like nooooo! I wear the wedding ring to remember him by, how pathetic...

[Mehow_pwn]

I acutally cryed out of joy... for finally playing a game that was so good

[Valfreyja]

I didn't go so far as to actually cry, but there sure were a damn many moments were I felt like doing so!

[Unata]

SuperMedbh wrote...

Oh, buckets. Not so much on the second playthrough, but I just started a redo for my city elf and the whole Shianni scene made me cry in anger again.

I only wish there was a cut scene with Vaughn pleading for his life, so my character could say no. I hate him even more the second time.

I wanted to be able to cut off parts of his body for every elf he abused, there wasn't any choice that made me happy with him, even killing him I reloaded until his head came off.

[DreGregoire]

I'm the kind of person who throws myself into my roles so I definately have gone through the entire rang of emotions. I try to start out a playthrough as a different type of person even if it's the same origin just so I can feel things differently. I've played as a calm, cool, and collected person; a rage filled person, a bloodthirsty person, a self involved person, and a nurturing and loving person. Being able to play as a different type of person and to have people in game treat you differently based on you actions and behavior is very gratifying, I believe this has been what had made me continue to play dragon age more than anything.

[DreGregoire]

DreGregoire wrote...

I'm the kind of person who throws myself into my roles so I definately have gone through the entire rang of emotions. I try to start out a playthrough as a different type of person even if it's the same origin just so I can feel things differently. I've played as a calm, cool, and collected person; a rage filled person, a bloodthirsty person, a self involved person, and a nurturing and loving person. Being able to play as a different type of person and to have people in game treat you differently based on you actions and behavior is very gratifying, I believe this has been what had made me continue to play dragon age more than anything.

Also being able to tweak your hero strength and weaknesses in different ways gives me amazing results. Playing a person that isn't able to get people to see his view can add to the frusteration and rage of the character or if you are the type who could careless, you might just shrug and move on.

[Valmy]

The Gay Warden wrote...

I'm man enought o admit that I cried at the ending of Dragon Age. There was a lot of drama. My PC having to slay the Archdemon, knowing his lover Morrigan would abandon him afterwards... all that jazz.

What REALLY got to me was when your companions were saying their goodbyes to you. THus music was great, the acting was great. It really touched me. Anyone else?

Being the macho guy I am I got emotional but I did not cry.  Ok maybe some dust from my keyboard got in my eyes a bit.

[SurelyForth]

I've played the HN origin like six times and I still cry at the end. I also tear up during Cailan's death/Duncan's face when he sees the beacon.

The first time I tried to spare Loghain and ended up getting Alistair killed I sobbed, even though I wasn't in a romance with him it was just too much to see him look so betrayed. Even sending him off sucks (which is why it took me my 11th playthrough to finally get the Redeemer achievement). And, funnily enough, I don't cry when he eulogizes me (as a comrade or a lover) but I did when I didn't make him king and sacrificed myself, only to realize that I pretty much ruined his and Zevran's life by dying. Oops.

I cry whenever any of my companions reach that "The PC is awesome" moment and tell you. Shale's is the one that really gets me, for some reason. That and her words at the gate.

There were two things that really got me going, and I have no idea why. The first was when I saved Eamon as a mage, when it came time for me to decide what would happen to Jowan. I hated him so much, but at that moment I was suddenly overwhelmed with pity and couldn't make myself do anything but save him. The second breakdown was when I read Endrin's letter to the DN PC. Wow, did I ever get bowled over by that. The whole reunion with Gorim was so utterly bittersweet, and that letter just killed me.

Modifié par SurelyForth, 20 janvier 2010 - 03:00 .

[DreGregoire]

Okay this whole post has made me weepy. You're all killing me here! LOL

[Loerwyn]

Didn't cry, but I... I think I was sad that it had ended.



Although my playtime with Sereda was short, I got really attached to her.

[Patch5129]

I got a little misty eyed when my character was running into Denerim to face the Archdemon, and all the soldiers were cheering me on and the music was playing. Good stuff.

[Zeleen]

I found many scenes quite poignant- lifting the "curse" was very emotional, finding my brother exhilarated me. This story is so full of surprises.. I love it. And so much more that has already been written here.

[Woman Warden 118]

The Gay Warden wrote...

I'm man enought o admit that I cried at the ending of Dragon Age. There was a lot of drama. My PC having to slay the Archdemon, knowing his lover Morrigan would abandon him afterwards... all that jazz.

What REALLY got to me was when your companions were saying their goodbyes to you. THus music was great, the acting was great. It really touched me. Anyone else?

i was deeply touched, i cried, sobbed, my brother and I were tear faced for days, oh the humanity