Make it happen - I would hit that soooo hard!
Don't judge!!
Krem, Harding, Mother Giselle (trans lesbian Giselle that is) a gay Qunari KISA, Sigrun, Stonewall "Granny" Cadash and uh, I guess an elf and another human. That's the da4 I want.
I almost choked to death on my iced tea when I read that. You, my friend, are the best. Thank you for remembering trans lesbian Giselle. Never forget. Never forget!
Hahaha, If I play her further, I fully intend to give her a LI, probably IB because I can't see her respecting Sera or Blackwall enough, but Josie would be amazing too...Granny would be the best knight dueling for her woman ever...but probably IB.
I would like to see her pursue each romance to the sex scene, then dump them and move on. Rinse and repeat, gur. Granny ain't got time for relationships, but she got time for the bedroom.
I'm not talking about a dwarven centric game, but an dwarven protagonist that can actually believe in the stone that make sense with his story. Cadash can claim he believes in the stone, but come on now. He's been on the surface most of his life, he either has to be atheist or believe in the Maker. I could understand Aeducan and Brosca, but even they were casteless, which is no better than a surface dwarf.
I almost choked to death on my iced tea when I read that. You, my friend, are the best. Thank you for remembering trans lesbian Giselle. Never forget. Never forget!
I would like to see her pursue each romance to the sex scene, then dump them and move on. Rinse and repeat, gur. Granny ain't got time for relationships, but she got time for the bedroom.
Alright everyone, I'd like to thank you all for contributing, but the thread has officially been won by veeia on behalf of Stonewall "Granny" Cadash. You can all go home. Thanks for your participation. It will not get any damn cooler than this, so we might as well all stop now while we're ahead.
All joking aside, can we PLEASE get Granny as an NPC companion in DA 4? PLEASE!?!? I simply must get to experience this woman on my own.
Hell, I'd like to voice her 
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I want Courtenay Taylor back as a dwarf voice (Cocky female in DAO).
The only dwarf-centric Dragon Age game anyone is ever likely to see is the tabletop I want to run about dwarf opera and murder 
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Not that I wouldn't love such a thing, but given that only 5% of players ever played as dwarves in DAO, I'm still pleasantly surprised that we got them back as a playable race.
I want Courtenay Taylor back as a dwarf voice (Cocky female in DAO).
Always wanted that voice for my lady Brosca, but it was forever ruined by the line which shall not be repeated. *Hint - it deals with ladders......*
Oh, sorry, Cespar, I was replying to StreetMagic, I didn't see your post earlier!!
That could be doable in Tevinter, since dwarves there probably have all kinds of workarounds to allow them to be on the surface and still keep their caste. We already know the emissaries are underground for that reason, but considering the ones in power there might actually want to go the surface, I bet they'd make up all kinds of reasons why they could.
But I definitely did play my Brosca and Aeducan as still following the Stone. My Brosca in particular, because my story for her was that she was especially sensitive to the Stone even though she was supposed to be a "pollutant" to it.
Can someone give me tips on how to progress as a guy LOL
Like, being a woman, I'm faaaar more attached to Ardris, but I really want to get Xavier's experience with Cass
but... like..... not a man, so I can't think like a man LOL
Can someone give me tips on how to progress as a guy LOL
Like, being a woman, I'm faaaar more attached to Ardris, but I really want to get Xavier's experience with Cass
but... like..... not a man, so I can't think like a man LOL
Well, speaking as someone who is female but regularly plays males... don't worry about "can't think like a man"; people are individuals and while we can certainly fit into gender stereotypes, don't focus on playing a man "right," because, strictly speaking, there is no one "right" way to play a man, just as there isn't one "right" way to play a woman. Play a character you think is interesting who happens to be male. Do you want him to be snarky? Sweet? Polite? Direct? Savvy? Absentminded? Religious? Agnostic? Think of general traits you would find appealing, and what you think as far as a personality goes, you would like to see interact with Cassandra in a romance. Myself, I went for the somewhat snarky but overall chill dude who never knew for sure if he was truly a Herald, but let people believe in what gave them hope, and tried to do what was right... But also wasn't afraid to use some underhanded approaches to get resources or help.
I got an Xbox Controller for my PC and to learn the controls, I went through a new game tutorial, so I figured that would be a fun time to try to make a cranky grandma mob boss.
That is so hardcore! Mine doesn't even come close to that and my graphics are all high/ultra. This is the best I can get her, which is nothing compared to yours. I bow down to you.
Well, speaking as someone who is female but regularly plays males... don't worry about "can't think like a man"; people are individuals and while we can certainly fit into gender stereotypes, don't focus on playing a man "right," because, strictly speaking, there is no one "right" way to play a man, just as there isn't one "right" way to play a woman. Play a character you think is interesting who happens to be male. Do you want him to be snarky? Sweet? Polite? Direct? Savvy? Absentminded? Religious? Agnostic? Think of general traits you would find appealing, and what you think as far as a personality goes, you would like to see interact with Cassandra in a romance. Myself, I went for the somewhat snarky but overall chill dude who never knew for sure if he was truly a Herald, but let people believe in what gave them hope, and tried to do what was right... But also wasn't afraid to use some underhanded approaches to get resources or help.
^Good advice! Whenever I play a male character, I just channel Duke Nukem. Back in the days where women protagonists weren't common and it was just normal to play as a man, Duke Nukem was my absolute favorite character of all time. I just loved his attitude problem, that cigar and shameless leering, and his quips. Kinda like Bruce Willis in Die Hard. So if I get around to making a male character, it's going to be Duke Nukem in Thedas. =D
Hahaha, If I play her further, I fully intend to give her a LI, probably IB because I can't see her respecting Sera or Blackwall enough, but Josie would be amazing too...Granny would be the best knight dueling for her woman ever...but probably IB.
I have tears streaming down my face just picturing her dueling for Josephine. TEARS.
I have tears streaming down my face just picturing her dueling for Josephine. TEARS.
Agreed. In my head, she curses like Yosemite Sam too. Please, veeia, post a vid of that! Must see TV right there.
Lmao, okay, I will. It will be done. Maybe Tishina can lend her voice talents so we can have her at appropriate swear levels.
If someone scripts it and she cusses in a southern accent, complete with ya'll...
I wish I could play right now!!! 
Too bad my controller is about to die, and I don't have any batteries! Cespar is just waiting for me to play him 
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But I definitely did play my Brosca and Aeducan as still following the Stone. My Brosca in particular, because my story for her was that she was especially sensitive to the Stone even though she was supposed to be a "pollutant" to it.
Speaking of the Stone, I thought I'd share this for anyone who was curious. Although this probably isn't new information to most people in this thread, I noticed from an earlier thread where Gaider went into the dwarven belief system:
Well, the dwarves don't give much credence to the idea of gods to begin with. To them, the Stone is the closest they come -- it is all around them, and when they say they are the Children of the Stone they mean that literally. Like some ancient myths in our world claim that humanity was formed from clay, the dwarves believe that they are quite literally born of the stone. When someone dies, their spirit returns to the stone. Those who are worthy make the stone stronger, while those who are unworthy make the stone weaker. An important concept in a world where the strength of the roof over your head determines not only your own surviveability but also that of your family and community. The most worthy, the Paragons, are those who add the most to the Stone when they die. Thus they are worthy of reverance, and held up as an ideal for other dwarves to aspire to.
Much like the elven myths, however, the dwarven notion of the Stone -- while anthropomorphized considerably into a sort-of deity, not surprising considering the idea that the rock around the dwarves gives them everything they exist in -- doesn't contradict the idea that a creator might have created the Stone itself. They just don't believe that. The Stone is right there, around them and supporting them, and some creator...? Who is such a being to the dwarves?
That is so hardcore! Mine doesn't even come close to that and my graphics are all high/ultra. This is the best I can get her, which is nothing compared to yours. I bow down to you.
Gilsa, I love your dwarf! I wish we could run some missions together! She seems like a very important member of the carta! 
OMG, I love Harding. "I think their leader's just a boastful little p***k who wants to brag he killed you."
Speaking of the Stone, I thought I'd share this for anyone who was curious. Although this probably isn't new information to most people in this thread, I noticed from an earlier thread where Gaider went into the dwarven belief system:
Ooh, thanks for that! I had not seen that post. I enjoy reading Gaider's commentary on stuff like that because he provides the kind of clarity that we don't always find from other game sources.
Gilsa, I love your dwarf! I wish we could run some missions together! She seems like a very important member of the carta!
Well, she was damn good at her job. Ha, thanks! =D
Hey there fellow Dwarves. Anyone here able to give me some advice on how to download a mod properly without tearing my beard out in frustration because I'm too daft to understand what to do with these fancy gadgets the younglings use these days?
I linked to the thread I made which itself has links to the mods in question.
Well Xavier began to flirt with Cassandra
It was looooooooooooove at first sight 
Hey there fellow Dwarves. Anyone here able to give me some advice on how to download a mod properly without tearing my beard out in frustration because I'm too daft to understand what to do with these fancy gadgets the younglings use these days?
I linked to the thread I made which itself has links to the mods in question.
For the visible console commands download the file first, then head to your my documents folder , you should have a bioware folder then, open it up and head into dragon age. Now you should have a packages folder, open it and then core. You should have 2 folders, data and override throw the files contained in the zip into the data directory and then as long as you have the console enabled it should pop up.
For the add item mod, open up the zip and take the 2 additem files and put it into the override folder you saw earlier. That is all there is to installing it, using it is another matter.
But if you don't have the console enabled it won't do squat, so I suggest taking a look here http://dragonage.wik...nsole_(Origins)for which way you wish to enable it.
Hey there fellow Dwarves. Anyone here able to give me some advice on how to download a mod properly without tearing my beard out in frustration because I'm too daft to understand what to do with these fancy gadgets the younglings use these days?
I linked to the thread I made which itself has links to the mods in question.
I tried to help, with some screenshots.
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