Here's another question: what is your Inquisitor's "naked name" as Sera calls it? The pet name we never hear?
I thought that was just the name that you give your Inquisitor at the beginning, which she decides that she doesn't like, as an excuse to give you the nicknames. Or did I misunderstand? Or am I conflating two things?
I think it goes that she calls the Inquisitrix "Inky" (or something else) and as part of the reaction to that (i.e. dissatisfaction) she asks you what your "naked name" is, she sniggers, and then goes on to use one of the other nicknames.
Isn't that how it works? I can't quite remember just now...
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When your in France, you live in Europe? I'm jelly, like super jelly. Sigh, I live in Illinois( the states ) and it SUCKS! I have to drive like 5 hours to Chicago to do or see( museums etc ) anything of importance. Nothing but corn fields and oil wells around here.Not toast, but when I'm in France, one of my great pleasures is to go to the local boulangerie, buy a fresh baguette, and have it with butter and jam and freshly brewed coffee. Sometimes the simple stuff can be heavenly...
When your in France, you live in Europe? I'm jelly, like super jelly. Sigh, I live in Illinois( the states ) and it SUCKS! I have to drive like 5 hours to Chicago to do or see( museums etc ) anything of importance. Nothing but corn fields and oil wells around here.
Same here, man. I'm in Alberta. I mean, luckily I'm in the Capital, so it's a little bit more exciting, but for the most part... Not much excitement.
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That's cool. I just moved from Newton( population 3000+ ) to a tiny town Willow Hill ( population 124 ) it's depressingly dull.Same here, man. I'm in Alberta. I mean, luckily I'm in the Capital, so it's a little bit more exciting, but for the most part... Not much excitement.
I think it goes that she calls the Inquisitrix "Inky" (or something else) and as part of the reaction to that (i.e. dissatisfaction) she asks you what your "naked name" is, she sniggers, and then goes on to use one of the other nicknames.
Isn't that how it works? I can't quite remember just now...
I thought by "naked name" she just meant your real name. Naked as in unadulterated (without all the titles you get such as Inquisitor an Herald of Andraste) not as in something rude. I could've misunderstood.
When your in France, you live in Europe? I'm jelly, like super jelly. Sigh, I live in Illinois( the states ) and it SUCKS! I have to drive like 5 hours to Chicago to do or see( museums etc ) anything of importance. Nothing but corn fields and oil wells around here.
I live in York in the UK. I spent most of my summer holidays in France as a kid, as my dad is a (now retired) French teacher. I am married to a Mexican (which is unusual for a Brit, admittedly), so these days our travel budget often gets used up visiting my wife's family on your side of the Atlantic, and I don't get to France as much as I used to. That said, I could be in Paris in around five hours (maybe a little more with connections and customs) by taking two trains. York > Kings Cross Station (London) in about two hours, walk over the road to St Pancras Station, St Pancras to Gare du Nord in a little over two hours.
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So much jelly lol. The furthest I've been is Maryland and the bay. It was nice till I got mugged haha.I thought by "naked name" she just meant your real name. Naked as in unadulterated (without all the titles you get such as Inquisitor an Herald of Andraste) not as in something rude. I could've misunderstood.
I live in York in the UK. I spent most of my summer holidays in France as a kid, as my dad is a (now retired) French teacher. I am married to a Mexican (which is unusual for a Brit, admittedly), so these days our travel budget often gets used up visiting my wife's family on your side of the Atlantic, and I don't get to France as much as I used to. That said, I could be in Paris in around five hours (maybe a little more with connections and customs) by taking two trains. York > Kings Cross Station (London) in about two hours, walk over the road to St Pancras Station, St Pancras to Gare du Nord in a little over two hours.
I thought by "naked name" she just meant your real name. Naked as in unadulterated (without all the titles you get such as Inquisitor an Herald of Andraste) not as in something rude. I could've misunderstood.
Well.... I don't think she'd snigger at just a plain old name. I thought it meant a pet name, or a sexytime name, which could be either funny or silly enough to be worth the laugh. And I guess it would be one the Inquisitrix has been given in the past by a previous lover, since people don't often give themselves such names.
Doesn't mean I'm right though!
For a qunari I'd figure it would be something obvious like "Horny".
Well.... I don't think she'd snigger at just a plain old name. I thought it meant a pet name, or a sexytime name, which could be either funny or silly enough to be worth the laugh. And I guess it would be one the Inquisitrix has been given in the past by a previous lover, since people don't often give themselves such names.
Doesn't mean I'm right though!
For a qunari I'd figure it would be something obvious like "Horny".
Thats My Adaar name...Horny Adaar...*Stump Copyright on ya* Taken! 
Well.... I don't think she'd snigger at just a plain old name. I thought it meant a pet name, or a sexytime name, which could be either funny or silly enough to be worth the laugh. And I guess it would be one the Inquisitrix has been given in the past by a previous lover, since people don't often give themselves such names.
Doesn't mean I'm right though!
For a qunari I'd figure it would be something obvious like "Horny".
I just thought it was a way of getting around having to have the VAs say your real name. She sniggers whatever it is, and you therefore deserve a nickname. No more worrying about the name that cannot be voice acted.
I just thought it was a way of getting around having to have the VAs say your real name. She sniggers whatever it is, and you therefore deserve a nickname. No more worrying about the name that cannot be voice acted.
That does make some sense. Maybe I was too distracted by the "naked" part.
Oh, no, wait, that scene came later.
*cue BC for innuendo response #32*
*runs away*
So much jelly lol. The furthest I've been is Maryland and the bay. It was nice till I got mugged haha.
One of my favourite jokes goes: "What's the difference between America and Europe?"
"In America 100 years is a long time, and in Europe 100 miles is a long way!"
i dont get it XDOne of my favourite jokes goes: "What's the difference between America and Europe?"
"In America 100 years is a long time, and in Europe 100 miles is a long way!"
i dont get it XD
Well In terms of written history, the Americas only have a few hundred years worth, but in Europe we've thousands*. There is a building on the street where I live that was built before Columbus sailed for the Americas. Stuff that seems old to you doesn't seem so old to us. On the other hand, it takes Stormheart five hours to drive to the nearest big city, and in that time I could be in the capital of France. We are very densely populated in Europe, so something that seems far away to us seems pretty close by to you.
*Of course there have been civilisations dating back thousands of years in the Americas, but we only really know them through archaeology. It's just a silly joke, anyway.
ohWell In terms of written history, the Americas only have a few hundred years worth, but in Europe we've thousands*. There is a building on the street where I live that was built before Columbus sailed for the Americas. Stuff that seems old to you doesn't seem so old to us. On the other hand, it takes Stormheart five hours to drive to the nearest big city, and in that time I could be in the capital of France. We are very densely populated in Europe, so something that seems far away to us seems pretty close by to you.
*Of course there have been civilisations dating back thousands of years in the Americas, but we only really know them through archaeology. It's just a silly joke, anyway.
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Well, this day sure went from great to **** in hardly no time. I think I need a drink or 12.
we'll listen if you wanna talkWell, this day sure went from great to **** in hardly no time. I think I need a drink or 12.
I thought by "naked name" she just meant your real name. Naked as in unadulterated (without all the titles you get such as Inquisitor an Herald of Andraste) not as in something rude. I could've misunderstood.
I live in York in the UK. I spent most of my summer holidays in France as a kid, as my dad is a (now retired) French teacher. I am married to a Mexican (which is unusual for a Brit, admittedly), so these days our travel budget often gets used up visiting my wife's family on your side of the Atlantic, and I don't get to France as much as I used to. That said, I could be in Paris in around five hours (maybe a little more with connections and customs) by taking two trains. York > Kings Cross Station (London) in about two hours, walk over the road to St Pancras Station, St Pancras to Gare du Nord in a little over two hours.
Couldn't you just take the tube from Ashford?
Er... The tube is the London Underground. The Eurostar train that goes through the channel tunnel to Paris or Brussels starts from St Pancras in London, although some trains do stop in Ashford in Kent, if that's what you mean. Ashford is south of London though. York is to the north. I'd have to cross London to get there. A much more complicated route.Couldn't you just take the tube from Ashford?
Er... The tube is the London Underground. The Eurostar train that goes through the channel tunnel to Paris or Brussels starts from St Pancras in London, although some trains do stop in Ashford in Kent, if that's what you mean. Ashford is south of London though. York is to the north. I'd have to cross London to get there. A much more complicated route.
Ah, lol. Yes I meant the Eurostar, Em calls it the tube. And the reason I'm taking it is because the wedding is in Ashford, which is where I thought it started. Silly Dazzle. 
Ah I see. Well for me two trains is simplest. The great thing these days is that I arrive in London from York and literally cross the street to catch the train to Paris. I don't have to cross London at all. Up until a few years ago the Eurostars went from Waterloo which meant crossing central London. Not always fun with luggage...Ah, lol. Yes I meant the Eurostar, Em calls it the tube. And the reason I'm taking it is because the wedding is in Ashford, which is where I thought it started. Silly Dazzle.
Ah I see. Well for me two trains is simplest. The great thing these days is that I arrive in London from York and literally cross the street to catch the train to Paris. I don't have to cross London at all. Up until a few years ago the Eurostars went from Waterloo which meant crossing central London. Not always fun with luggage...
Well that's lovely! Glad they expanded it then. 
I'm totally taking my picture at Platform 9 and 3/4 at the Cross, by the way.
Everyone's taste is questionable. It wouldn't be taste, otherwise.
But some tastes are more questionable than others.
like time travel XDBut some tastes are more questionable than others.
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