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[The_Huntress]

No votes for Isolde? I'm shocked. Her voice alone is reason enough to let Jowan perform the ritual.

[x-aizen-x]

Knight of Dane wrote...



Though I always spare her on my Dalish Playthrough's

Who is that. She looks familer but i cant put my finger on it.

[Veruin]

x-aizen-x wrote...

Who is that. She looks familer but i cant put my finger on it.

Velanna.

I don't recall her showing that much cleavage though.

[Hellion Rex]

Master Warder Z wrote...

BouncyFrag wrote...

Merrill

Yay!

Some else who killed her annoying whinny butt!

Also Anders!

But Merrill is so awesome!

[Veruin]

eluvianix wrote...

But Merrill is so awesome!

The only reason I don't off her is because I headacanon her as being equal to a retard when comes to matters outside of magic.

It just wouldn't be the same as killing a capable person.

Nefla wrote...
Either she's pants on-head-retarded, or she's the kind of person who lets someone get mugged without stepping in, doesn't care about costing a friend (Varric) tons of money because she wants to frolic around the streets alone at night, intentionally messes up her friend's plan to get into a warehouse without killing people ("but there's not REALLY a fire is there? Hurdur"), etc...

Sums my view on her pretty nicely.

The_Huntress wrote...

No votes for Isolde? I'm shocked. Her voice alone is reason enough to let Jowan perform the ritual.

We all can't have the voice of Mr.Freeman. 

Modifié par Veruin, 11 février 2014 - 09:12 .

[Beerfish]

The_Huntress wrote...

No votes for Isolde? I'm shocked. Her voice alone is reason enough to let Jowan perform the ritual.

But Teeeeeghannnnnnn!  Who is dis woman wanting to kill me?

[Hellion Rex]

The_Huntress wrote...

No votes for Isolde? I'm shocked. Her voice alone is reason enough to let Jowan perform the ritual.

I was all for hating that voice, but I still feel like she redeemed herself by sacrificing her life for her son.

[Master Warder Z_]

Veruin wrote...

eluvianix wrote...

But Merrill is so awesome!

The only reason I don't off her is because I headacanon her as being equal to a retard when comes to matters outside of magic.

It just wouldn't be the same as killing a capable person.

Nefla wrote...
Either she's pants on-head-retarded, or she's the kind of person who lets someone get mugged without stepping in, doesn't care about costing a friend (Varric) tons of money because she wants to frolic around the streets alone at night, intentionally messes up her friend's plan to get into a warehouse without killing people ("but there's not REALLY a fire is there? Hurdur"), etc...

Sums my view on her pretty nicely.

We usually are on the same page regarding a few things; Not surprising this is yet another one.

[Dulas]

Tallis. Has to be Tallis.

Ariane is a close second.

[CuriousArtemis]

I'm not a violent person, but the DA series has some sick individuals that my protagonist needed to kill (sadly):

1. Ser Karras, this guy was scum of the earth.

2. Ser Alrik, ditto.

3. Petrice's templar; I forget his name, but the way he slaughtered those qunari men, UGH!

4. although I haven't played Origins much, the guy who tried to rape my Warden's cousin

5. Loghain, he supposedly has this "amazing" backstory, but what's presented to us in Origins is a guy who allows his king and the Grey Wardens to be slaughtered, and who then tries to use his daughter to power play his way onto the throne. Double ugh.

6. The sicko who kills Hawke's mom.

Hmm, I think that's it

[Cutlass Jack]

Veruin wrote...
We all can't have the voice of Mr.Freeman. 

He could read the phone book and make it sound interesting. Just listen to that rich molasses...

[KaiserShep]

motomotogirl wrote...
6. The sicko who kills Hawke's mom.

I forgot about Quentin. I killed him with assassinate (scream in dalek voice) but it just wasn't enough.

[Hanako Ikezawa]

myahele wrote...

Merrill (I kinda like her, but after being forced to kill her clan....she needed to go)

You don't have to kill her clan.

[Pasquale1234]

Nefla wrote...

Lord Aesir wrote...

@HYR 2.0
I always figured about half of Merrill's naivety was really just a dry sense of humor.

Either she's pants on-head-retarded, or she's the kind of person who lets someone get mugged without stepping in, doesn't care about costing a friend (Varric) tons of money because she wants to frolic around the streets alone at night, intentionally messes up her friend's plan to get into a warehouse without killing people ("but there's not REALLY a fire is there? Hurdur"), etc...

I'm no Merrill fan - far from it - but I think this might have been a case of "too much of a good thing..."

I think the writers were going for fish out of water.  She had never interacted with humans before, never been in a city, had grown up traveling with the clan, and struggled to adapt to the changes.  She was naive because she was ignorant of human society.

JMHO.

[SgtSteel91]

Pasquale1234 wrote...

I'm no Merrill fan - far from it - but I think this might have been a case of "too much of a good thing..."

I think the writers were going for fish out of water.  She had never interacted with humans before, never been in a city, had grown up traveling with the clan, and struggled to adapt to the changes.  She was naive because she was ignorant of human society.

JMHO.

I'm a Merrill fan and I agree with this. Her first contact with a human was potentially Duncan and she thought there was a squirrel attached to his face.

Modifié par SgtSteel91, 11 février 2014 - 10:45 .

[Hanako Ikezawa]

SgtSteel91 wrote...

Pasquale1234 wrote...

I'm no Merrill fan - far from it - but I think this might have been a case of "too much of a good thing..."

I think the writers were going for fish out of water.  She had never interacted with humans before, never been in a city, had grown up traveling with the clan, and struggled to adapt to the changes.  She was naive because she was ignorant of human society.

JMHO.

I'm a Merrill fan and I agree with this.

Same with me. 

[Angarma]

The_Huntress wrote...

No votes for Isolde? I'm shocked. Her voice alone is reason enough to let Jowan perform the ritual.

Please, it's natural to want to murder Isolde in every way possible.

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[Orian Tabris]

I don't think there's anyone that I love to hate. I guess it's because I have an appreciation for the bad guys as much as anyone else.

You'd think that because of my user name, I would hate Vaughan, but I don't. If there is anyone, I think it would be Arl Howe, and only Arl Howe. When he's dying and going on about how he deserved more, it kinda pleases me that he's dead. No one "deserves" power.

[Hanako Ikezawa]

To answer the OP, there's really nobody I love to hate. There's those I love, and those I hate.

[Grieving Natashina]

discosuperfly wrote...

mikeymoonshine wrote...

Also Grace



I actually hated her more than Petrice.

I did too! Petrice's death was pretty awesome, but stupid Grace... grrr.

My second time through, I was really trying to see if there was a Murderknife option I missed.  Petrice was annoying, but I found her (and her story arc) interesting at least.  Grace feels like another character that was a b*tch no matter your choice due to needing another fight.  I wanted to get rid of her before she became a problem.

[Lady Lionheart]

Arl Howe, Vaughn, Quentin, Grace, Anders and Danarius.
And Isolde who is very VERY annoying, though I never let her die.. which takes quite a bit of restraint.

[KaiserShep]

I never really gave Isolde much thought. She was annoying, but being annoying isn't really enough. I preferred to save Eamon's family then get the hell out of Redcliffe.

[CuriousArtemis]

Xbox360Girl1321 wrote...

Danarius.

I forgot about Danarius  !!!

Fenris sticking his hand through his chest and snapping that SOB's spine in half is one of the most satisfying moments in the entire franchise.

[Lady Lionheart]

@motomotogirl

It would've been better if after that Fenris and Hawke take turns stamping on his face multiple times until he resembled a Broodmother's butt at a certain time of month. >