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[raging_monkey]

Did you really have a logical epiphany about Elven culture? I'm genuinely shocked, really.

what happens in DAI changes lots of people

[Ailith Tycane]

what happens in DAI changes lots of people

 

What I found the most funny was how people were complaining so much about the discussion you have with Sera after the Mythal thing, that she was being so unreasonable and forcing you to lie to her to keep the relationship open, but the hilarious thing was I actually agreed with her.

[Xilizhra]

What I found the most funny was how people were complaining so much about the discussion you have with Sera after the Mythal thing, that she was being so unreasonable and forcing you to lie to her to keep the relationship open, but the hilarious thing was I actually agreed with her.

Well, I do still think that that's grossly unreasonable. "Deconvert or we break up" is... rather extreme, and not based on anything logical.

[veeia]

I didn't have any epiphanies about the Dalish after the game. I still love them and find them fascinating and I still think the narratives have done a disservice to them. But I also think Sera and Solas have some excellent points, I just wish they were balanced out more. 

[Ailith Tycane]

Well, I do still think that that's grossly unreasonable. "Deconvert or we break up" is... rather extreme, and not based on anything logical.

 

Partially yeah, I just found it funny how it was such an issue for everyone and after playing it I ended up agreeing with her in the context of the game, lol. 

[raging_monkey]

What I found the most funny was how people were complaining so much about the discussion you have with Sera after the Mythal thing, that she was being so unreasonable and forcing you to lie to her to keep the relationship open, but the hilarious thing was I actually agreed with her.

it was funny i agree lol

[LightningPoodle]

Well, I do still think that that's grossly unreasonable. "Deconvert or we break up" is... rather extreme, and not based on anything logical.

 

In real life, I would consider that uncommon. Not necessarily Convert but still, religion can be a factor in many break ups.

[veeia]

Partially yeah, I just found it funny how it was such an issue for everyone and after playing it I ended up agreeing with her in the context of the game, lol. 

 

I understand this. I had a similar thing with Blackwall.

 

Spoiler

People so upset about what he had done and HOW COULD I FORGIVE HIMA ND BE WITH HIMA GAIN??? Meanwhile, my trash dwarf was like, oh finally I understand why we work so well together. Forgiven, buddy! Let's go do it!

[ComedicSociopathy]

Well, I do still think that that's grossly unreasonable. "Deconvert or we break up" is... rather extreme, and not based on anything logical.

 

Well, to be fair most of the Dalish Gods seem to be no better than the most callous Tevinter Mages. They did own slaves after all. 

 

So, maybe she has a point. 

[WildOrchid]

In real life, I would consider that uncommon. Not necessarily Convert but still, religion can be a factor in many break ups.

 

This.

And a serious factor, sadly.

[LightningPoodle]

I'm so tired. Time for another night of painful sleep. My bed is f***ed. The wooden bars that hold the mattress up have caved in under my weight, so the mattress now dips in right in the centre of the bed.

 

Thing is... I only weight 11 stone.

[Milan92]

A friend of mine reminded me how people seem to forgive Dorian for justifying slavery or how they don't mind Iron Bull justifying the removal of free-will.

[YourFunnyUncle]

I'm so tired. Time for another night of painful sleep. My bed is f***ed. The wooden bars that hold the mattress up have caved in under my weight, so the mattress now dips in right in the centre of the bed.

 

Thing is... I only weight 11 stone.

Put your mattress on the floor and sleep there until you can get a new bed. Seriously. It's not worth giving yourself back problems.

[LightningPoodle]

A friend of mine reminded me how people seem to forgive Dorian for justifying slavery or how they don't mind Iron Bull justifying the removal of free-will.

 

Because, at the end of the day, they are males. When a female tries to justify something, it's consider wrong (trying to think off a better, more accurate word). When a male does it, it becomes something to ponder upon.

[LightningPoodle]

Put your mattress on the floor and sleep there. Seriously. It's not worth giving yourself back problems.

 

But where do I put all the crap I've stockpiled under my bed?

[veeia]

A friend of mine reminded me how people seem to forgive Dorian for justifying slavery or how they don't mind Iron Bull justifying the removal of free-will.

Nah I've seen plenty of people hate that about Dorian, they just blame Gaider, not the character. Because they want to like him, I guess. Also what LP said.


...I also think Dorian has a point about Thedas. The level of poverty people face is not much better. It's better, but for Quizzie (a human or dwarf one especially I think) to get all self righteous about it is a bit hypocritical.

[Milan92]

Because, at the end of the day, they are males. When a female tries to justify something, it's consider wrong (trying to think off a better, more accurate word). When a male does it, it becomes something to ponder upon.

 

I think more because Dorian is sarcastic and fabulous and Iron Bull because... #ridethebull.

[CrimsonN7]

Well, I do still think that that's grossly unreasonable. "Deconvert or we break up" is... rather extreme, and not based on anything logical.

 

I came so close to calling it off with her in that scene, like that was alot of information to swallow for a proud Dalish, man I saw red when she laughed about it all. Didn't see the humour in it, mad me sad.

[LightningPoodle]

I came so close to calling it off with her in that scene, like that was alot of information to swallow for a proud Dalish, man I saw red when she laughed about it all. Didn't see the humour in it, mad me sad.

 

"Mad me sad"? sounds like something Hulk would say.

[veeia]

She Hulk mad sad about it! But will not be having that nasty surprise, like poor Crim's Lavellan did.

[CrimsonN7]

"Mad me sad"? sounds like something Hulk would say.

 

Typo *made*

 

Can't type.

[YourFunnyUncle]

But where do I put all the crap I've stockpiled under my bed?

I don't know, but I do know that it's less important than your health.

[Jeremiah12LGeek]

Typo *made*

 

Can't type.

 

That's owl rite, wee forgive yew.

[AresKeith]

I came so close to calling it off with her in that scene, like that was alot of information to swallow for a proud Dalish, man I saw red when she laughed about it all. Didn't see the humour in it, mad me sad.

 

I did

[Roamingmachine]

Well, to be fair most of the Dalish Gods seem to be no better than the most callous Tevinter Mages. They did own slaves after all. 
 
So, maybe she has a point.

ooooor.......maybe the priests gave themselves willingly? Or just maybe servitude to an actual, very much present god wasn't viewed as much of a sacrifice or slavery?

Spoiler

you did notice that the priests wore the vallaslin, right?

Just a little counterpoint....