I was being tongue-in-cheek, for the record but this is a good conversation!
I've been thinking about this and what PW was saying in the Nerd Appropriate interview yesterday about having a plan for a romance and then finding someone you like more when meeting them. I think that's what's going to happen with Solas. Some people are just looking at him and going, "Meh." but when you get to talking with him and getting all conversationally deep, I think there will be tons more appreciation for the guy.
Yeah. Didn't Chris Priestly say that the character everyone would be talking about once they'd played the game was Solas? It may be that the idea that he can change the way you view the world isn't something that strikes a lot of people until they're actually having the conversations.
He's bald. He's not hot because he's bald. Clearly you can't learn from, interact with, or like characters you don't find "bangable."
Never mind we don't even know the characters all that well yet. Even Varric is likely different from the suave storyteller attitude of DA2. I may have initial preferences from the information we do have about the characters, but I know better to wait and meet them in game before passing any sort of judgement. Besides, even if I don't actually like a character it doesn't mean the character is bad or uninteresting. It means they were written in such a way that they have drawn a feeling or emotion from me, negative or otherwise. And that is precisely how it should be.
Yyyyeah. I try not to let the "judged on looks alone" thing bother me but sometimes it gets really frustrating.
Very much agreed on not liking a character not meaning that you can't find them interesting. I can see people who don't like mages not showing interest immediately. Or maybe they won't at all but the fact that this character might change the way you view Thedas, even a little, just seems like it should be something more people are talking about to me?
I guess the bald thing is really hurting him here. ![]()





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