Guest_EntropicAngel_*
First of all, I was responding to this part of her message, and especially the bolded part:
Secondly, it's not always that simple as you'd like it to be. If the wishes were horses...
My apologies. I thought you were referring to his (yeah Kain's a guy) options.
And, while the action itself isn't always simple, the choice whether to move or not is. Believe me, I know. I know how hard it is to want to be anything more than nothing. But it's a choice everyone makes.
No, the ritual she got from the Dalish was how to turn the damn thing on.Didn't she need to do a ritual/spell to possibly untaint it? She did need the dalish tome to learn more about it + she said it was a one time use.
Guest_EntropicAngel_*
No, the ritual she got from the Dalish was how to turn the damn thing on.
"Hawke, how do I use this eluvian? It keeps flashing '12:00, 12:00, 12:00' at me."
My apologies. I thought you were referring to his (yeah Kain's a guy) options.
And, while the action itself isn't always simple, the choice whether to move or not is. Believe me, I know. I know how hard it is to want to be anything more than nothing. But it's a choice everyone makes.
It's np and thanks for clarification 
Well, you see - this is where we run into a mental problem, similar to what KainD described, just with quite the opposite reasoning. "Thousands before me tried and failed, what's the point of me, risking my life for hopeless cause?" That's why I said, that it's usually true desperation, that drives people to drastically change their existence.
Guest_AedanStarfang_*
Yup.
If you come to a Bioware Forum party, hire a SWTOR bounty hunter to guard you and hope someone doesn't pay him/her more to kill you and your children if you have a different opinion.
I can relate to people being sensitive about their main characters, in fact every now and then I still wonder about the fates of my Revan and my Mage Amell warden but I still care more about them than random npcs or unseen/ghost characters since they were my mains. Anyway, at the end of the day they're just videogame characters...and I feel that my interest is better vested in other areas like whether or not the mage gear in DA:I is going to suck or if my Inquisitor will be ugly by default...I don't lay awake at night shuddering "zomg those poor elves and their mirrors!" What I mean to say is I don't feel the time spent arguing back and forth about such things to be worth it since there will always be an opposing viewpoint and passionate arguments such as these tend to spiral away from the titular topic.
Guest_AedanStarfang_*
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Lol, you must be new here! Welcome to the BSN, aka Bat Sh!t Crazy Town!
I came from Lucasforums, we're a more cynical bunch there.
Probably one of best theories ever posted.
No seriously, why cling to a pathetic existence. Nobody chooses where they are born and what they get, but if it sucks, whats the point?
There are three ways elf situation plays out:
1) They are content enough with what they have to not do anything.
2) They are not content and start to fight and achieve something.
3) They are not content and start to fight but fail.
Survival is a point.
No one particularly wants to die...or see their friends and family die.
If you think that the survival instinct is insignificant, I urge you to take a gun and shoot yourself and see how you feel while you're squeezing the trigger.
Survival is a point.
No one particularly wants to die...or see their friends and family die.
If you think that the survival instinct is insignificant, I urge you to take a gun and shoot yourself and see how you feel while you're squeezing the trigger.
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