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[The Ascendant]

Sigh... Remember when Yu-Gi-Oh made sense? Neither do I and that's what was awesome about it. Well the first run following Yugi. Could never follow the spin-offs/reboots/sequels for the life of me.

[straykat]

It's all after my time.. much like Pokemon.

 

I guess GI Joe or Transformers were the equivalent for me. Now they're just bad movies.

[raging_monkey]

Dueling disks? We're not savages here! Behold the power of my Millennium Rod! Wait a minute, that came out wrong...

*activates millenium ring* really want my soul huh.

And yes it did dubbing errors ftw

[raging_monkey]

Sigh... Remember when Yu-Gi-Oh made sense? Neither do I and that's what was awesome about it. Well the first run following Yugi. Could never follow the spin-offs/reboots/sequels for the life of me.

it made sense until the time travel plot in 5ds then zexal came and xyz destroyed the game both plot and mechanics. Then arcv came and "oh lets recycle great characters and make em shitty" oh and don't get me started on pendulum summoning jaysus fing Christ just made xyz look like a romantic night with your first love in comparison.

Now konami is killing theirs removing yugiohpro and dueling network... * begins to genuinly raging* I'm raging out

[IHaveReturned1999]

I always enjoyed Fenris in DA2. It'd be a shame to have to put him down.

I would never put my homeboy down. We ride together we die together that's how I see it when I play as a rebel.

[Hellion Rex]

Hey! It would be cool if Fenris was the leader of the rebellion, and fight alongside him against slavers and magisters.

It would be interesting to see him again, but he's with my Hawke in the Anderfels right now lol.

[raging_monkey]

I could take or leave he was imo pretty boring... Letting him commit soricide was his best moment imo

[IHaveReturned1999]

I stopped him from killing his sister and hopefully they reunited when they'll meet again.

Modifié par IHaveReturned1999, 26 juillet 2016 - 12:28 .

[Hanako Ikezawa]

The word you looking for is "suicide". It seems someone needs to go back to prekindergarten.

No, they are using the correct term, albeit not spelled correctly. Fenris can never commit suicide, but he can commit sororicide. 

Sororicide: the act of killing one's own sister. 

[straykat]

I could take or leave he was imo pretty boring... Letting him commit soricide was his best moment imo

 

He had the best soundtrack.

[IHaveReturned1999]

No, they are using the correct term, albeit not spelled correctly. Fenris can never commit suicide, but he can commit sororicide. 
Sororicide: the act of killing one's own sister.

Oh **** my bad.

[raging_monkey]

He had the best soundtrack.

that doesn't count that's inon zur

[straykat]

There's a request. Bring Inon Zur back. I bet he could do something cool with Tevinter.

 

Bring Jack Wall back to MEA while I'm at it.

[raging_monkey]

Eh wall was iffy for me too techy

[Red of Rivia]

There's a request. Bring Inon Zur back. I bet he could do something cool with Tevinter.

 

Bring Jack Wall back to MEA while I'm at it.

Really? hmm

[Andromelek]

 
I guess GI Joe or Transformers were the equivalent for me. Now they're just bad movies.

Whenever I think Marvel or DC are tossing up a character to the underworld too soon... i remind myself that it could be worse, like on Transformers.

[raging_monkey]

Like. Young justice

[nightscrawl]

People were expected to be adults in this kind of setting, by that age. Women and male alike. Boys were taking oaths to protect their towns and girls were getting married off. Queen Isabella (England) was a freaking Queen by 12 and still manuevered well enough to get her son on the throne later.

 

But lets say I'm kind. I want to be. Problem is, she's not just the only person who willingly sided with Joffrey. She also the person who willingly sided with Littlefinger.

 

Actually, until the time of her first blood, which is documented in the book as well as the TV show, she was still considered a child. Also, when that finally happened, she was already on the side of "Joffrey is evil incarnate."

 

I don't care for Sansa generally, but yes, most of her actions can be explained away by the fact of her still being a child. And I don't care what the social conventions are of any society, the fact is that people's brains are not fully formed until early to mid 20s, so they're still likely to THINK like a child/teenager because they literally have the mind of one, regardless of what is expected of them.

 

One of the problems I have with the GoT show is that they aged up all of the children, even though it makes sense for TV. It's one thing to READ about a 13-year-old Dany on her wedding night to Khal Drogo, it's another thing entirely to see it, I don't care how good your imagination is. The age thing explains Jon Snow's preoccupation with Egrite, Robb's idiocy in falling for a girl he had no business falling for, and on and on. A lot of that is missing from the show because these are characters written to BE older, played by actors that ARE older.

[raging_monkey]

I have a terrifying feeling da is going back to wannabe grimdark

[straykat]

 

I don't care for Sansa generally,

 

That's good enough for me. I just don't think the show has many cool characters. Her included.

 

I could say Arya did the same thing by going with the Hound.. and eventually warmed up to him a bit. But she kept it real in the end. 

 

 

Actually, I should put it this way. All the terrible things that happen to people in this? They had it coming. Even Jon Snow. I don't want him (or Sansa) gone, but I don't particularly weep when their decisions lead them there. I feel bad when the characters who've been cool still get screwed over. I feel worse for Robb's wife than I do him.

[Xilizhra]

My personal opinion on A Song of Ice and Fire is that Daenerys is the only true claimant for the throne; Stannis is useful for weakening the Lannisters, but he's no truer than Joffrey or Tommen. Normally, I don't give a damn about royal lines of succession, but the fact that all of the Baratheons and pseudo-Baratheons were yammering about royal legitimacy despite not having any of it made me decide against all of them.

 

Also, Sansa's sections strike me as despicably written, for the most part.

[straykat]

My personal opinion on A Song of Ice and Fire is that Daenerys is the only true claimant for the throne; Stannis is useful for weakening the Lannisters, but he's no truer than Joffrey or Tommen. Normally, I don't give a damn about royal lines of succession, but the fact that all of the Baratheons and pseudo-Baratheons were yammering about royal legitimacy despite not having any of it made me decide against all of them.

 

Also, Sansa's sections strike me as despicably written, for the most part.

 

Stannis got screwed in the show too.. he had more going for him, but still, I basically agree.

[The Ascendant]

Daeneyres is an inbred infertile ticking time bomb who will destroy everything and everyone around her. When she dies, everything she worked towards will be forgotten and discarded.

[straykat]

Daeneyres is an inbred infertile ticking time bomb who will destroy everything and everyone around her. When she dies, everything she worked towards will be forgotten and discarded.

 

I don't know.. I'm more worried about "Winter". She seems like the perfect person to help.

 

Despite hating some of the writing, I end up staying interested because I want to see all of it come to a head. Jon/Dany/Red Woman..

[AlleluiaElizabeth]

It would be interesting to see him again, but he's with my Hawke in the Anderfels right now lol.

Your Hawke isn't back in Kirkwall?