I wonder if it's that photoshopped hair image that causes it. I remember it happening in the Qunari hair thread once too.
Its busted for me too.
You live in Tennessee Snook?
Use Google Crome?
Haven't cleaned your browser cache recently?
o.o
Operate Windows XP?
Um... the thread looks fine now that I'm off that page with the image... o.O
My post showed up normally as well.
You live in Tennessee Snook?
Use Google Crome?
Haven't cleaned your browser cache recently?
o.o
Operate Windows XP?
Nope.
Yes.
Probably not.
Nope.
It's better on this page. I think it was that image.
Do Qunari have a sense of Humor? What would be a typical joke a Qunari would tell?
It wasn't really a joke but it was humor: Sten taking Morrigan's teasing remarks and twisting it around to tease her in Origins. I loved that banter.
I would imagine Qunari having very deadpan humor
Hot because it confirms Hawke is a masochist. As we all know interspecies sex with a Qunari = Pain, Mutilation, and possibly Death.
Hot because it confirms Hawke is a masochist. As we all know interspecies sex with a Qunari = Pain, Mutilation, and possibly Death.
Masochism ftw... 
This reminds me of this comic:
Spoiler
Damn... that Cass is such a buzzkill. I liked where that was going... 
Isn't bestiality against some forum rule or another? Talk about unnatural acts with a hamburger
Isn't bestiality against some forum rule or another? Talk about unnatural acts with a hamburger
By that logic, BioWare endorsed chicken-****ing when they made Garrus an LI in ME2.
By that logic, BioWare endorsed chicken-****ing when they made Garrus an LI in ME2.
You said it, not me 
This reminds me of this comic:
Spoiler
After that, Fenris will have no chance - she won't even feel him.. if you know what I mean.
Ruined for anything but Qunari. 
Kierro believes in the Qun's "Everyone has a place in life." However, it should be found, not given. Other then this, the Qun isn't of any interest to me.
After that, Fenris will have no chance - she won't even feel him.. if you know what I mean.
Ruined for anything but Qunari.
Well... maybe the Arishok's a "mouse"? I mean, no wonder why he was so angry. It wasn't the landing, it wasn't Isebella stool his bedtime book. It was because he was out done by a mouse.
I apologize if this has come up before but I made an account just to ask this cause it was bugging me....
I recently found out that we will not be playing actual Qunari. Instead we will be playing a Vashoth, someone who was not born into the Qun. My question is will it be possible to educate my character on the Qun as the game goes on (maybe becoming an actual member of the Qunari or possibly joining their faction) or will they be stuck as just a Vashoth?
Either way I'm looking forward to playing my escaped Sarebaas and possibly my Beresaad!
I apologize if this has come up before but I made an account just to ask this cause it was bugging me....
I recently found out that we will not be playing actual Qunari. Instead we will be playing a Vashoth, someone who was not born into the Qun. My question is will it be possible to educate my character on the Qun as the game goes on (maybe becoming an actual member of the Qunari or possibly joining their faction) or will they be stuck as just a Vashoth?
Either way I'm looking forward to playing my escaped Sarebaas and possibly my Beresaad!
Well, I'm assuming Iron Bull will have a lot to say on the Qun, and you can either show interest/support or disapproval, just like any other Inquisitor. I bet his personal story would be to keep being a Qunari or not.
After that, Fenris will have no chance - she won't even feel him.. if you know what I mean.
Ruined for anything but Qunari.
Who says Fernis wasn't welcome too? Cass did interrupt Varric ...
I just realized I both never want to see a qunari broodmother and have a sick mental scarring curiosity.
Those Ogres in Ferelden had to come from somewhere, right?
However, the darkspawn being a secondary enemy at best, might mean larger darkspawn bosses will be a no show in their entirety, which will bring me to my next qunari thought:
Do desire demons look the same to everyone? I know it was confirmed that they do appear feminine to all, but I wonder if their face has an "asari effect" and would be distorted to the qunari, especially those across the see. Can you imagine a qunari whose never seen a human, but has faced desire demons in Par Vollen, leaving the country for the first time and encountering a "human" something with facial features suspiciously like those of a demon whom you've been taught is a monstrosity to be destroyed, but without their "qunariizing" (the qunari equivalent to humanizing) horns? Pretty horrific.
What is the "asari effect?" I've never heard of that...
Anyway, qunari faces looks similar enough to other races that I don't see Desire Demons needing to radically alter themselves... at least, I don't see a substantial difference.
The 'Asari effect' was briefly mentioned in Mass Effect 2, on the Planet of Illium in the bar you can eavesdrop on a bachelor party where a Turian, a Salarian and a Human are enjoying an Asari exotic dancer. Each man notes how the Asari resembles the opposite gender of their own race. The Salarian notices the skin, the Human the face and anatomy and the Turian the head fringes. The human suggests that the Asari use a form of latent hypnosis to make the Asari appealing to other species. As mating within their own race is a form of taboo and the fact that every Asari is a latent biotic, this could explain why Asari as seen as so desirable to other races.
The 'Asari effect' was briefly mentioned in Mass Effect 2, on the Planet of Illium in the bar you can eavesdrop on a bachelor party where a Turian, a Salarian and a Human are enjoying an Asari exotic dancer. Each man notes how the Asari resembles the opposite gender of their own race. The Salarian notices the skin, the Human the face and anatomy and the Turian the head fringes. The human suggests that the Asari use a form of latent hypnosis to make the Asari appealing to other species. As mating within their own race is a form of taboo and the fact that every Asari is a latent biotic, this could explain why Asari as seen as so desirable to other races.
That was drunken rambling at a stag party. It boggles my mind that some people take it seriously.
The 'Asari effect' was briefly mentioned in Mass Effect 2, on the Planet of Illium in the bar you can eavesdrop on a bachelor party where a Turian, a Salarian and a Human are enjoying an Asari exotic dancer. Each man notes how the Asari resembles the opposite gender of their own race. The Salarian notices the skin, the Human the face and anatomy and the Turian the head fringes. The human suggests that the Asari use a form of latent hypnosis to make the Asari appealing to other species. As mating within their own race is a form of taboo and the fact that every Asari is a latent biotic, this could explain why Asari as seen as so desirable to other races.
... that's really disgusting. I'm going to pretend I never heard that, but thanks for the info.
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