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[Merchant2006]

I CAN#T WAIT FOR CLOTHES SEX

[Thrillian]

Merchant2006 wrote...

I CAN#T WAIT FOR CLOTHES SEX

This really has nothing to do with the subject, but I am trying to figure out why you used a # sign instead of an apostrophe.  Is it some new internet thing I am too old to understand?  Or is that key near the apostrophe key on a keyboard that I am not familiar with?  I am genuinely curious.

[Wulfram]

Thrillho_82 wrote...

Merchant2006 wrote...

I CAN#T WAIT FOR CLOTHES SEX

This really has nothing to do with the subject, but I am trying to figure out why you used a # sign instead of an apostrophe.  Is it some new internet thing I am too old to understand?  Or is that key near the apostrophe key on a keyboard that I am not familiar with?  I am genuinely curious.

Well, in the UK we have them next to each other.  Near the enter key

Modifié par Wulfram, 19 octobre 2013 - 12:38 .

[Knight of Dane]

Wulfram wrote...

Thrillho_82 wrote...

Merchant2006 wrote...

I CAN#T WAIT FOR CLOTHES SEX

This really has nothing to do with the subject, but I am trying to figure out why you used a # sign instead of an apostrophe.  Is it some new internet thing I am too old to understand?  Or is that key near the apostrophe key on a keyboard that I am not familiar with?  I am genuinely curious.

Well, in the UK we have them next to each other.  Near the enter key

That thing is my worst enemy 

[Thrillian]

Wulfram wrote...

Thrillho_82 wrote...

Merchant2006 wrote...

I CAN#T WAIT FOR CLOTHES SEX

This really has nothing to do with the subject, but I am trying to figure out why you used a # sign instead of an apostrophe.  Is it some new internet thing I am too old to understand?  Or is that key near the apostrophe key on a keyboard that I am not familiar with?  I am genuinely curious.

Well, in the UK we have them next to each other.  Near the enter key

Interesting!  Thanks very much for the reply.  They are on the complete opposite ends of the keyboard for me so I really was not sure.

[kinderschlager]

David Gaider wrote...

renjility wrote...
Zevran's massage seemed to surprise people.

I think reports of Zevran's "ninjamance" with regards to the masssage are similar to how everyone who killed Leliana in DAO also cut off her head: exaggerated for effect on the Internet.

well....some of us just lit her on fire. but any one that talked to zevran too much got the invitation IIRC

[Sylvius the Mad]

Wulfram wrote...

Well, in the UK we have them next to each other.  Near the enter key

What is that key at the top left?

[LTD]

How the fuk can these sex scenes be so fuking important to people.

[aries1001]

I'm playing as female mage right now (in DA:O). And I'm in a romance with Alistair; then suddenly out of the blue, Leliana declares her love for me, if I choose a certain response in my conversations with her. Nothing indicates this. And then when I tell her, I'm not interested, then somehow the romance kicks in again. It was amusing to wittness, although also a little (or very) confusing.

I like the fact that in DA2, you get the heart icon if you want to romance someone. Also, the tone of the conversation is revealed; I find this to be very nice.

[Angrywolves]

I still believe that what is important is that romances are important to members of the Bioware staff, and that is the determining factor.

[RogueWriter3201]

David Gaider wrote...

renjility wrote...
Zevran's massage seemed to surprise people.

I think reports of Zevran's "ninjamance" with regards to the masssage are similar to how everyone who killed Leliana in DAO also cut off her head: exaggerated for effect on the Internet.

To be fair, it does kind of come out of no-where. You being nice and understanding to the guy, encouraging him to be a better person and suddenly he wants to see you undressed (among other things). It's one of the reasons why I loved the dialog wheel and the "Flirt" heart (when it wasn't pointless, like with Aveline...) becuase I knew when I was starting a romance or just being kind and supportive. Of course there were still Zevran like hiccups, e.g. Anders. 

[Pseudo the Mustachioed]

you can't stop people from being attracted to positive qualities in real life no matter your intention so why should a game be any different. i can't tell you how many times someone's interest has 'come out of no where'. that is the exact experience of everyone who does not and never intended to return the feelings of somebody else. at least in DA you can decline and they never bring it up again.

Modifié par Pseudocognition, 19 octobre 2013 - 09:28 .

[MissCurlsbel]

glenboy24 wrote...

To be fair, it does kind of come out of no-where. You being nice and understanding to the guy, encouraging him to be a better person and suddenly he wants to see you undressed (among other things). It's one of the reasons why I loved the dialog wheel and the "Flirt" heart (when it wasn't pointless, like with Aveline...) becuase I knew when I was starting a romance or just being kind and supportive. Of course there were still Zevran like hiccups, e.g. Anders. 

I actually tried a playthrough of DA II to try and have Anders not go down Romance avenue even once and still be kind and gentle with him without an "heart option" ever coming up. This was some time ago but if I recall correctly you need to choose the Playful option of "We can only do things with a true heart". That way it doesn't trigger his response of "Kind, wise and beautiful" that only leaves either retribute feelings or reject options as an answer on the wheel.

After that moment the chance of him involuntarily starting a romance absolutely vanishes and you can keep choosing Paragon choices forever.

[MissCurlsbel]

Pseudocognition wrote...

you can't stop people from being attracted to positive qualities in real life no matter your intention so why should a game be any different. i can't tell you how many times someone's interest has 'come out of no where'. that is the exact experience of everyone who does not and never intended to return the feelings of somebody else. at least in DA you can decline and they never bring it up again.

I actually wish more characters did that instead of always being the player having to demonstrate interest first.

[Br3admax]

MissCurlsbel wrote...

Pseudocognition wrote...

you can't stop people from being attracted to positive qualities in real life no matter your intention so why should a game be any different. i can't tell you how many times someone's interest has 'come out of no where'. that is the exact experience of everyone who does not and never intended to return the feelings of somebody else. at least in DA you can decline and they never bring it up again.

I actually wish more characters did that instead of always being the player having to demonstrate interest first.

Well this isn't Mass Effect, so really that never happens. 

[Dutchess]

Br3ad wrote...

MissCurlsbel wrote...

Pseudocognition wrote...

you can't stop people from being attracted to positive qualities in real life no matter your intention so why should a game be any different. i can't tell you how many times someone's interest has 'come out of no where'. that is the exact experience of everyone who does not and never intended to return the feelings of somebody else. at least in DA you can decline and they never bring it up again.

I actually wish more characters did that instead of always being the player having to demonstrate interest first.

Well this isn't Mass Effect, so really that never happens. 

Ugh, Mass Effect drove me insane. In ME1 Kaidan and Liara kept swooning over me, even after I had told them we were just friends. In ME2 I didn't even dare to talk to Jacob, because everything female Shepard said to him sounded incredibly flirty and I had no idea whether I would end up in a romance with him. "I was just interested in... talking for a bit." *wink wink nudge nudge* 

[MissCurlsbel]

renjility wrote...

Ugh, Mass Effect drove me insane. In ME1 Kaidan and Liara kept swooning over me, even after I had told them we were just friends. In ME2 I didn't even dare to talk to Jacob, because everything female Shepard said to him sounded incredibly flirty and I had no idea whether I would end up in a romance with him. "I was just interested in... talking for a bit." *wink wink nudge nudge* 

I actually had absolutely no trouble dealing with Jacob, I just tried avoiding asking relationship/really personal oriented questions. The thing with Mass Effect is that you can't say things like "I talk with you a lot but that doesn't mean I enjoy doing it with everyone" and expect to stay friends with that person. I never really had much trouble keeping friends with my companions. I guess some people are better at reading and catching on what are "flirtatious" quotes rather than others and that is why the devs have decided to put in DA II and now a in DA I an even more refined system to identify what you are about to say? It's called "reading in-between the lines".

I wonder if this difficulty to grasp such a concept is why the writers often put in REALLY blunt lines so players with more straight forward personalities aren't driven crazy?

[Nefla]

I'm really bad at giving people the wrong idea in real life apparently, so the Anders and Zevran things didn't seem out of place to me. I'm nice to both men and women equally irl and I'm chatty and try to be compassionate but often men think I'm flirting with them. It's how life goes sometimes.

Modifié par Nefla, 20 octobre 2013 - 12:14 .

[Ascendra]

Jacob in ME2 was the only one that drove me insane. With him Shepard always sounded like molester. The rest of the characters in ME and DA never gave me trouble.
I agree with MissCurlsbel, it would be great if more characters demonstrated interest in my PC first, like Anders, Zevran or Isabela at some point. Especially Anders.

[Siven80]

I still stand by the ME1 sex scenes being the best i have seen in video games. Erotic, tasteful yet not OTT.

[Mr.House]

I know alot of people who outright did not talk to Jacob in ME2 because of that, same with Vega and the forced flirting in ME3.

Hopefully this crap is not in DAI.

Modifié par Mr.House, 20 octobre 2013 - 01:23 .

[Zjarcal]

MissCurlsbel wrote...

I actually had absolutely no trouble dealing with Jacob, I just tried avoiding asking relationship/really personal oriented questions. The thing with Mass Effect is that you can't say things like "I talk with you a lot but that doesn't mean I enjoy doing it with everyone" and expect to stay friends with that person. I never really had much trouble keeping friends with my companions. I guess some people are better at reading and catching on what are "flirtatious" quotes rather than others and that is why the devs have decided to put in DA II and now a in DA I an even more refined system to identify what you are about to say? It's called "reading in-between the lines".

I wonder if this difficulty to grasp such a concept is why the writers often put in REALLY blunt lines so players with more straight forward personalities aren't driven crazy?

Yeah because obviously everyone who thought simply saying hello to Jacob wouldn't lead to flirting is a dopefiend who can't grasp such simple concepts and totally fails at reading in between the lines...

WHAT IDIOTS WE ALL ARE

Modifié par Zjarcal, 20 octobre 2013 - 01:41 .

[Mr.House]

Zjarcal wrote...

MissCurlsbel wrote...

I actually had absolutely no trouble dealing with Jacob, I just tried avoiding asking relationship/really personal oriented questions. The thing with Mass Effect is that you can't say things like "I talk with you a lot but that doesn't mean I enjoy doing it with everyone" and expect to stay friends with that person. I never really had much trouble keeping friends with my companions. I guess some people are better at reading and catching on what are "flirtatious" quotes rather than others and that is why the devs have decided to put in DA II and now a in DA I an even more refined system to identify what you are about to say? It's called "reading in-between the lines".

I wonder if this difficulty to grasp such a concept is why the writers often put in REALLY blunt lines so players with more straight forward personalities aren't driven crazy?

Yeah because obviously everyone who thought simply saying hello to Jacob wouldn't lead to flirting is a dopefiend who can't grasp such simple concepts and totally fail at reading in between the lines..

WHAT IDIOTS WE ALL ARE

I guess saying hi in ME means We'll bang ok.

[MissCurlsbel]

Foshizzlin wrote...

(...)  "OI GET THE F OUTTA MY FACE M8" options.

... Or actually have that as an option for letting down horribly. I can't stop laughing now