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[Ravensword]

Silfren wrote...

TheButterflyEffect wrote...

Pseudocognition wrote...

TheButterflyEffect wrote...

I assume that dwarves are lactose intolerant, since they lack any milk-producing domesticated animals.

nugs

everything is nugs

Yeah, but nugs are so small, how would they be able to make enough milk for dwarves to actually bother with harvesting it?

A better question to ponder on the subject of dwarves is why they aren't all pasty white and poor of eyesight?

B/c everything is well lit?

[Silfren]

fiveforchaos wrote...

TheButterflyEffect wrote...

I assume that dwarves are lactose intolerant, since they lack any milk-producing domesticated animals.

Wait a second... where did this come from! Was someone contemplating whether or not to give a Dwarven love interest chocolates!

I wonder if Varric could be bought with chocolate?  I'm sure Vivienne could.  Being culturally Orlesian you know she's all about the decadent luxuries!

Modifié par Silfren, 24 novembre 2013 - 04:54 .

[fiveforchaos]

Silfren wrote...

TheButterflyEffect wrote...

Pseudocognition wrote...

TheButterflyEffect wrote...

I assume that dwarves are lactose intolerant, since they lack any milk-producing domesticated animals.

nugs

everything is nugs

Yeah, but nugs are so small, how would they be able to make enough milk for dwarves to actually bother with harvesting it?

A better question to ponder on the subject of dwarves is why they aren't all pasty white and poor of eyesight?

As far as skin color goes, perhaps the pigmintation protects against things like Lyrium radition, or is merely a genetic trait passed down from surface dwelling ancestors. As for the eyes, look closely at the Dwarves from DA:II you'll notice that many dwarves who supposedly grew up or were born below the surface have pale blue eyes that could indicate either poorer eyesight or better night vision.  Dwarves like Varric, who grew up on the surface, are far more inclined to have darker eyes.

Modifié par fiveforchaos, 24 novembre 2013 - 05:02 .

[Silfren]

fiveforchaos wrote...

Silfren wrote...

TheButterflyEffect wrote...

Pseudocognition wrote...

TheButterflyEffect wrote...

I assume that dwarves are lactose intolerant, since they lack any milk-producing domesticated animals.

nugs

everything is nugs

Yeah, but nugs are so small, how would they be able to make enough milk for dwarves to actually bother with harvesting it?

A better question to ponder on the subject of dwarves is why they aren't all pasty white and poor of eyesight?

As far as skin color goes, perhaps the pigmintation protects against things like Lyrium radition, or is merely a genetic trait passed down from surface dwelling ancestors. As for the eyes, look closely at the Dwarves from DA:II you'll notice that many dwarves who supposedly grew up or were born below the surface have pale blue eyes that could indicate either poorer eyesight or better night vision.  Dwarves like Varric, who grew up on the surface, are far more inclined to have darker eyes.

I didn't realize that lighter colored eyes could be indicative of poorer vision, though it makes sense when you think about it.  I've now looked it up and learned also that eye color can affect color vision.

[fiveforchaos]

Silfren wrote...

fiveforchaos wrote...

TheButterflyEffect wrote...

I assume that dwarves are lactose intolerant, since they lack any milk-producing domesticated animals.

Wait a second... where did this come from! Was someone contemplating whether or not to give a Dwarven love interest chocolates!

I wonder if Varric could be bought with chocolate?  I'm sure Vivienne could.  Being culturally Orlesian you know she's all about the decadent luxuries!

It would be nice if we could give companions a few more gifts than we were allowed in DA:II, I understand that DA:O was way too spammable and impersonal, but perhaps a happy medium could be achieved. 

I'm certain Varric would love a nice box of Orlesian choclates, provided they tasted of tragic romance and the freshly fallen tears of avid readers. Viviene, of course, would never let such mundane flavorers pass between her lips, her chocolates must taste of nothing less than the awe and admiration one feels just by being in her presence or else she won't go near them. 

[Silfren]

fiveforchaos wrote...

Silfren wrote...

fiveforchaos wrote...

TheButterflyEffect wrote...

I assume that dwarves are lactose intolerant, since they lack any milk-producing domesticated animals.

Wait a second... where did this come from! Was someone contemplating whether or not to give a Dwarven love interest chocolates!

I wonder if Varric could be bought with chocolate?  I'm sure Vivienne could.  Being culturally Orlesian you know she's all about the decadent luxuries!

It would be nice if we could give companions a few more gifts than we were allowed in DA:II, I understand that DA:O was way too spammable and impersonal, but perhaps a happy medium could be achieved. 

I'm certain Varric would love a nice box of Orlesian choclates, provided they tasted of tragic romance and the freshly fallen tears of avid readers. Viviene, of course, would never let such mundane flavorers pass between her lips, her chocolates must taste of nothing less than the awe and admiration one feels just by being in her presence or else she won't go near them. 

I thought that the way DA2 handled gifts was better, but I would have liked a few more instances.  But maybe that's just because overall I would have liked to talk to them more than once or twice per act.  I enjoyed the way the conversations were handled I just didn't think there were enough of them.

Tragic romance and freshly fallen tears?  That's the kind of chocolate Varric likes? Hmm.  I wonder if he's related to David Gaider.

Modifié par Silfren, 24 novembre 2013 - 06:25 .

[StarLitStranger]

Can't... stop... sketching... Cassandra. Thanks Bioware :0
She has just gotta be a LI.

Modifié par StarLitStranger, 24 novembre 2013 - 07:30 .

[Jigglypuff]

not here for varric, short guys are such a turn-off, bring on big burly men

[Fredward]

StarLitStranger wrote...
Can't... stop... sketching... Cassandra. Thanks Bioware :0
She has just gotta be a LI.
-snip-

If Cassandra ever takes that top pose I am quitting life.

[Silfren]

StarLitStranger wrote...

Can't... stop... sketching... Cassandra. Thanks Bioware :0
She has just gotta be a LI.


 

Niiiice.  I like the first one, but somehow I can't see Cassandra as a woman given to blushing. 

Modifié par Silfren, 24 novembre 2013 - 07:32 .

[StarLitStranger]

Foopydoopydoo wrote...

StarLitStranger wrote...
Can't... stop... sketching... Cassandra. Thanks Bioware :0
She has just gotta be a LI.
-snip-

If Cassandra ever takes that top pose I am quitting life.

Just some artistic license. haha 

Fiveforchaos wrote...


It would be nice if we could give companions a few more gifts than we were allowed in DA:II, I understand that DA:O was way too spammable and impersonal, but perhaps a happy medium could be achieved. 

I'm certain Varric would love a nice box of Orlesian choclates, provided they tasted of tragic romance and the freshly fallen tears of avid readers. Viviene, of course, would never let such mundane flavorers pass between her lips, her chocolates must taste of nothing less than the awe and admiration one feels just by being in her presence or else she won't go near them. 

I really want more gifts in as well. I like how in DA 2 the cut scenes made the gifts more intimate but I felt like there were just not enough. I also like how all of the gifts were specific to each character in DA2.

Modifié par StarLitStranger, 24 novembre 2013 - 07:02 .

[fiveforchaos]

Silfren wrote...

fiveforchaos wrote...


It would be nice if we could give companions a few more gifts than we were allowed in DA:II, I understand that DA:O was way too spammable and impersonal, but perhaps a happy medium could be achieved. 

I'm certain Varric would love a nice box of Orlesian choclates, provided they tasted of tragic romance and the freshly fallen tears of avid readers. Viviene, of course, would never let such mundane flavorers pass between her lips, her chocolates must taste of nothing less than the awe and admiration one feels just by being in her presence or else she won't go near them. 

I thought that the way DA2 handled gifts was better, but I would have liked a few more instances.  But maybe that's just because overall I would have liked to talk to them more than once or twice per act.  I enjoyed the way the conversations were handled I just didn't think there were enough of them.

Tragic romance and freshly fallen tears?  That's the kind of chocolate Varric likes? Hmm.  I wonder if he's related to David Gaider.

I do prefer the more personal touch DA2 added to their gifts, but at the same time, I liked trying to pick out what gifts my companions would like the best, based on who much I knew about them. It'd be nice if some of that could be added back in somehow, without removing the personal touch gifts. But it's really not too much of a big deal to me, like you said, I just enjoy having lots of opportunities to interact with, and get to know companions.

I have a feeling that when it comes to their writing, Gaider and Varric might just share a few similarities. It's just a feeling though, I don't have and concrete evidence to back it up just yet.

[TeamLexana]

Silfren wrote...

*snip*


I thought that the way DA2 handled gifts was better, but I would have liked a few more instances.  But maybe that's just because overall I would have liked to talk to them more than once or twice per act.  I enjoyed the way the conversations were handled I just didn't think there were enough of them.

Tragic romance and freshly fallen tears?  That's the kind of chocolate Varric likes? Hmm.  I wonder if he's related to David Gaider.

I liked the feastday gifts from Origins. They were cute and by time they came out, I had played and replayed Origins so many times that I didn't feel the gifts were breaking the game, unless I WANTED to break it then that was my choice, lol.

Like what happens if I get Alistair really really mad.... WOW! LOLOLOL! Okay, gift it up and fix. lol. 

[TheButterflyEffect]

Phoenixalex wrote...

not here for varric, short guys are such a turn-off, bring on big burly men

Dwarves are big burly men, just not vertically. Seriously, have you even looked at the male dwarves? Check out the size of those biceps. Holy crapola.

Dwarf men must be incredibly strong...

HOT.

Modifié par TheButterflyEffect, 24 novembre 2013 - 07:12 .

[Pseudo the Mustachioed]

TeamLexana wrote...

I liked the feastday gifts from Origins

As did I. Origins remains the only game that provides an equippable chastity belt!

[StarLitStranger]

TheButterflyEffect wrote...

Phoenixalex wrote...

not here for varric, short guys are such a turn-off, bring on big burly men

Dwarves are big burly men, just not vertically. Seriously, have you even looked at the male dwarves? Check out the size of those biceps. Holy crapola.

Dwarf men must be incredibly strong...

HOT.

Yet still so short.
That is really the only reason I am not interested in any Dwarf Li.

[HiroVoid]

StarLitStranger wrote...

TheButterflyEffect wrote...

Phoenixalex wrote...

not here for varric, short guys are such a turn-off, bring on big burly men

Dwarves are big burly men, just not vertically. Seriously, have you even looked at the male dwarves? Check out the size of those biceps. Holy crapola.

Dwarf men must be incredibly strong...

HOT.

Yet still so short.
That is really the only reason I am not interested in any Dwarf Li.

What about a half-dwarf?  Tall for a dwarf, short for a human.

[Hellion Rex]

HiroVoid wrote...

StarLitStranger wrote...

TheButterflyEffect wrote...

Phoenixalex wrote...

not here for varric, short guys are such a turn-off, bring on big burly men

Dwarves are big burly men, just not vertically. Seriously, have you even looked at the male dwarves? Check out the size of those biceps. Holy crapola.

Dwarf men must be incredibly strong...

HOT.

Yet still so short.
That is really the only reason I am not interested in any Dwarf Li.

What about a half-dwarf?  Tall for a dwarf, short for a human.

Such a union is extremely rare. We have no idea what they look like.

[StarLitStranger]

HiroVoid wrote...

What about a half-dwarf?  Tall for a dwarf, short for a human.

I'll probably be playing as a Kossith... so still way to short for me.

[Allan Schumacher]

Angrywolves wrote...

You get paid overtime Schumacher ?
Gaider said in the thread he closed, you do remember that one don't you ?
You were there at the time if I recall correctly. But Gaider said romances were very important to some people . Likewise important is who they can romance.
smiles.

This post has left me quite confused.

I'm not sure how whether or not I get paid overtime is relevant to anything, nor what thread you're referring to Gaider posting in.

I probably was there, but you are rather cryptic....

I don't disagree that romances are very important to some people.  Did I say otherwise? 

[Silfren]

Allan Schumacher wrote...

Angrywolves wrote...

You get paid overtime Schumacher ?
Gaider said in the thread he closed, you do remember that one don't you ?
You were there at the time if I recall correctly. But Gaider said romances were very important to some people . Likewise important is who they can romance.
smiles.

This post has left me quite confused.

I'm not sure how whether or not I get paid overtime is relevant to anything, nor what thread you're referring to Gaider posting in.

I probably was there, but you are rather cryptic....

I don't disagree that romances are very important to some people.  Did I say otherwise? 

Don't worry.  Several of their posts have been just as cryptic, as if we're only seeing half of a conversation.  It's not just you.

[TheButterflyEffect]

StarLitStranger wrote...

TheButterflyEffect wrote...

Phoenixalex wrote...

not here for varric, short guys are such a turn-off, bring on big burly men

Dwarves are big burly men, just not vertically. Seriously, have you even looked at the male dwarves? Check out the size of those biceps. Holy crapola.

Dwarf men must be incredibly strong...

HOT.

Yet still so short.
That is really the only reason I am not interested in any Dwarf Li.

Shame. I find shortness hot. 

Modifié par TheButterflyEffect, 24 novembre 2013 - 08:44 .

[Silfren]

TheButterflyEffect wrote...

StarLitStranger wrote...

TheButterflyEffect wrote...

Phoenixalex wrote...

not here for varric, short guys are such a turn-off, bring on big burly men

Dwarves are big burly men, just not vertically. Seriously, have you even looked at the male dwarves? Check out the size of those biceps. Holy crapola.

Dwarf men must be incredibly strong...

HOT.

Yet still so short.
That is really the only reason I am not interested in any Dwarf Li.

Shame. I find shortness hot. 

And then there's those of us of middling height who don't care about height so much one way or the other..we simply don't want to have to use a step-ladder to access our LIs. <_<

Modifié par Silfren, 24 novembre 2013 - 08:58 .

[Dominus]

I'm not sure how whether or not I get paid overtime is relevant to anything, nor what thread you're referring to Gaider posting in.

The post AngryWolves made may have been going under the assumption that volunteer moderators get paid for their services. As far as I know, they don't.

As far as romance options go, pretty much anything besides the archetypes we've seen before...unless it involves Morinth. If they somehow made a Morinth 2.0, I would probably be cool with that. XD