Kids being creepy gives me the creeps, lol.
I once was going to buy a good guy doll that looked like Chucky to scare my sister but decide I rather live becuase she'd kill me. I also dressed up as Freddy Kurger for Halloween it was fun daddy helped with makeup and the gloves knifes he made for me.
Lol. Yeah, I am a bit of a horror movie freak. They were a staple of my childhood. I am pretty sure I watched Child's Play before I was even five. 
So i just finished my 2nd playthrough! This time i allied with the Templars, i thought this quest was very well done, very interesting and i really liked the Templars final epilogueSpoileralthough i still prefer the alliance with the mages (which has the bonus of the Cullen nemesis quest). My quizzie romanced Blackwall, and i really enjoyed his romance, more than i thought i would (i still prefer Cullen`s romance though
) . And as for the new Divine
SpoilerNow i will start my Solas romance playthrough (and try to avoid flirting with Cullen for the 2nd time).
And to try to stay on topic:
Yay 
Added that to my queue of rotating backgrounds. Downside of playing on the PS4 is I get much fewer screens while playing.
Same but wacthed child play at Six.Lol. Yeah, I am a bit of a horror movie freak. They were a staple of my childhood. I am pretty sure I watched Child's Play before I was even five.
...why did I watch that? That's exactly the part that creeps the beejeezus out of me.
Every time I replay Origins I forget about this part, and then lose a night's sleep with that "three, four, the kingdom's at war" line keeping me awake. I'm really bad at dealing with horror, lol.
Yes, though I only found it really disturbing the first time. I've been known to play the orphanage with the sound on my computer turned completely off to avoid hearing it, though.
It's that deep roads poem that freaks me out!
That song is bad but I find the one sung by Hespith in the Deep Roads to be horrible.
They're both scary.
Hespith's and everything it implied, oh, that was the worst. I think all of my female Wardens made their LIs swear to kill them before they fell in the hands of darkspawn after that.
Same but wacthed child play at Six.
Did you watch IT when you were little? I still don't like clowns. 
I love DAO but I don't know. I think I find it hard going back to playing an unvoiced PC now and that kind of puts me off because I don't want to not enjoy it as much as I used to.
I do prefer a voiced protagonist and the combat is a bit of a pain in the arse but I love everything else about it, to me DA:O is still far superior than DA2 and DAI... which is a shame because I truly believed that DAI would knock DA:O out of the ballpark.
Poltergeist made me scared of clowns oh and IT my god Penny wise scared the crap out of me.Did you watch IT when you were little? I still don't like clowns.
Just talked to Leliana for the first time on my new Dalish warrior, Derzka, who has a worldstate with a HoF male Dalish who followed Morrigan through the Eluvian. Interestingly enough, this world's Lel told my IQ that she had been writing him for advice until recently, which suggests that she was in contact with him during the years he lived with Morrigan and their son. Either that or it's an oversight...
I do prefer a voiced protagonist and the combat is a bit of a pain in the arse but I love everything else about it, to me DA:O is still far superior than DA2 and DAI... which is a shame because I truly believed that DAI would knock DA:O out of the ballpark.
I'm fine with combat in DAO as long as I play a mage. Rogues are too slow for me and I didn't often play a warrior. But yeah, the no VO for the protagonist and combat are the only real gripes I have with the game. Everything is still perfect.
Poltergeist made me scared of clowns oh and IT my god Penny wise scared the crap out of me.
Oh, I forgot about the clown in Poltergeist. Gah, then there are all those stupid Urban Legends about the clown in the kids room and the baby sitter rings the parents and asks if she can cover it up as it's scaring the kids and the parents are all like "We don't own a human sized clown doll......"
I need my pillow.
Just talked to Leliana for the first time on my new Dalish warrior, Derzka, who has a worldstate with a HoF male Dalish who followed Morrigan through the Eluvian. Interestingly enough, this world's Lel told my IQ that she had been writing him for advice until recently, which suggests that she was in contact with him during the years he lived with Morrigan and their son. Either that or it's an oversight...
GAH! How is Leliana able to get in contact with a guy who went through the Eluvian and not the HOF who is the Queen of Ferelden...she just says that she disappeared and has not heard from her for quite some time. I still am a little irked about how they handled the relationship portrayal between Alistair as the king and a HOF who romanced him and became queen.
I'm fine with combat in DAO as long as I play a mage. Rogues are too slow for me and I didn't often play a warrior. But yeah, the no VO for the protagonist and combat are the only real gripes I have with the game. Everything is still perfect.
Oh, I forgot about the clown in Poltergeist. Gah, then there are all those stupid Urban Legends about the clown in the kids room and the baby sitter rings the parents and asks if she can cover it up as it's scaring the kids and the parents are all like "We don't own a human sized clown doll......"
I need my pillow.
GAH! How is Leliana able to get in contact with a guy who went through the Eluvian and not the HOF who is the Queen of Ferelden...she just says that she disappeared and has not heard from her for quite some time. I still am a little irked about how they handled the relationship portrayal between Alistair as the king and a HOF who romanced him and became queen.
I dunno, I thought it was odd since Morrigan will say something about them living in another world for a time. She just said she counted him among her closest friends and had been writing him for advice until recently. Maybe a queen-consort felt a bit more urgency in finding a cure due to the succession thing and she left sooner? I agree, some versions of the King Alistair romances get shorted a little, though I think the mistresses really get the short end of the stick (just as a Zev romance only gets a brief mention in one letter).
I dunno, I thought it was odd since Morrigan will say something about them living in another world for a time. She just said she counted him among her closest friends and had been writing him for advice until recently. Maybe a queen-consort felt a bit more urgency in finding a cure due to the succession thing and she left sooner? I agree, some versions of the King Alistair romances get shorted a little, though I think the mistresses really get the short end of the stick (just as a Zev romance only gets a brief mention in one letter).
Regardless of the reasons I think Bioware should know by now that we all want our past romances to be referenced more so than a simple letter or a few sentences. I think the romance that was represented the most would have to be either Alistair remaining as a Grey Warden and romanced by HOF, or Morrigan and the HOF...perhaps Leliana and HOF as well.
Lol. Yeah, I am a bit of a horror movie freak. They were a staple of my childhood. I am pretty sure I watched Child's Play before I was even five.
Did you watch IT when you were little? I still don't like clowns.
When I was a kid we only had 1 TV, so my brother and I had no choice but to watch all the horror flicks my mother loved.
As a consequence, both he & I loathe horror movies... I still remember my nightmares about Freddy grabbing me from under my bed...
Thrillers, I love but horrors can go take a hike!
EDIT: IT ruined clowns for me too! My mother got a clown that looked like him and kept him on her bed... no wonder I was terrified of the dark as a kid!
When I was a kid we only had 1 TV, so my brother and I had no choice but to watch all the horror flicks my mother loved.
As a consequence, both he & I loathe horror movies... I still remember my nightmares about Freddy grabbing me from under my bed...
Thrillers, I love but horrors can go take a hike!
EDIT: IT ruined clowns for me too! My mother got a clown that looked like him and kept him on her bed... no wonder I was terrified of the dark as a kid!
Your mum got a clown that looked like IT and kept it on her bed. Bro, that is f***ed up!
"BEEP BEEP, RITCHIE!"
Now I'm feeling all nostalgic for DA:O. If there's one game I wish I could forget playing it's DA:O so that I could experience it for the first time again.
That whole lead up to the Brood Mother in DAO is one of the best sequences ever. You've got creepy tunnels and caves and there are miles of rock above you and there's no getting out and there's that weird ooze everywhere and then you hear Hespith's voice before you see her and she's creepy enough but then bam! Around a corner and it's a huge freakish monster and it's terrifying.
*shudders*
Now I'm feeling all nostalgic for DA:O. If there's one game I wish I could forget playing it's DA:O so that I could experience it for the first time again.
I was considering doing a Dragon Age run, play Origins through Inquisition. It would take awhile but fun!
That whole lead up to the Brood Mother in DAO is one of the best sequences ever. You've got creepy tunnels and caves and there are miles of rock above you and there's no getting out and there's that weird ooze everywhere and then you hear Hespith's voice before you see her and she's creepy enough but then bam! Around a corner and it's a huge freakish monster and it's terrifying.
*shudders*
It really was. That little song was horrid especially since around the corner a broodmother awaits. As a female Wardern, it was really creepy.
Heck it was just creepy.
Well done but disturbing.
That whole lead up to the Brood Mother in DAO is one of the best sequences ever. You've got creepy tunnels and caves and there are miles of rock above you and there's no getting out and there's that weird ooze everywhere and then you hear Hespith's voice before you see her and she's creepy enough but then bam! Around a corner and it's a huge freakish monster and it's terrifying.
*shudders*
There's so much to that game that BioWare got sooooo right! The origin stories letting you get a feel for your character and his/her background, the betrayal and Ostagar, Alistair and the Warden being the only two Warden's left to deal with the Blight, the intimacy of the campsite, the companions, the way the side quests all tied into the main quests so seamlessly, the way the romances felt so well developed, I love that game so much! ... Problem is, I've played it to death. I literally can't get past Lothering before I get bored and stop playing.
Just got the funniest Cole/Cassandra banter ever and it made me think of Cullen:
Cole: Do you ever take off your armor and talk to it?
Cass: ....no.
Cole: It might say something nice.
All I see now is the IQ waking up in the middle of the night to Cullen sitting on the couch, lovingly talking to his armor and hoping it has saying something nice to say in return.
It really was. That little song was horrid especially since around the corner a broodmother awaits. As a female Wardern, it was really creepy.
Heck it was just creepy.
Well done but disturbing.
Yeah, I remember a lot of talk on the forums about what it might mean if you're a female Warden. Can you get turned? When you hear the Calling would you just make sure Zevran gave you enough poison to kill you when you get to the Deep Roads so you don't get turned? And I still wonder about that.
There's so much to that game that BioWare got sooooo right! The origin stories letting you get a feel for your character and his/her background, the betrayal and Ostagar, Alistair and the Warden being the only two Warden's left to deal with the Blight, the intimacy of the campsite, the companions, the way the side quests all tied into the main quests so seamlessly, the way the romances felt so well developed, I love that game so much! ... Problem is, I've played it to death. I literally can't get past Lothering before I get bored and stop playing.
I think I started a playthrough around April, just because it had been so long, and I usually do the Circle, Redcliffe, the Urn, Orzammar, and then the Dalish, and I only got halfway through Redcliffe. My Warden might still be loitering around somewhere in the castle basement. But yeah, it's such a good game, and I think once I've exhausted Inquisition I'll have to go back and play Origins and DA2 again.
Regardless of the reasons I think Bioware should know by now that we all want our past romances to be referenced more so than a simple letter or a few sentences. I think the romance that was represented the most would have to be either Alistair remaining as a Grey Warden and romanced by HOF, or Morrigan and the HOF...perhaps Leliana and HOF as well.
Alistait only when he is a warden because you can question him, same for Morrigan.
Leliana seems really secret about her romance from what I read and seems to not give a damn when she become a divine.
A lot of players were : "Léliana, didn't you said that after the Inquisition mission you will like to go back to your lover ? Why are accepting to become a divine then ?!"
But I agree, that the romances should be more represented in general through the serie (same for the cameos). That's one of the reason I prefer the Mass effect serie because romance can be carried over and being continued which I miss a lot in the DA serie.
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I've loved this song for years and it popped up on my iPod the other day. Reminds me of Cullen and the Inquisitor.
Gah, then there are all those stupid Urban Legends about the clown in the kids room and the baby sitter rings the parents and asks if she can cover it up as it's scaring the kids and the parents are all like "We don't own a human sized clown doll......"
I never heard that one. 
I loved Hespith's poem in the deep roads. It creeped me out in the best sense of the term. I was simultaneously scared and excited.
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