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[LightningPoodle]

Speaking of templars, I kind of want to make a critical statement about Cullen, but given how a lot of you ladies feel about him, I am reluctant.  Will I get turned into a scorched pile of goo recognizable only by the templar symbol on my battered armor if I say it?

 

Do it!

[ravenesse]

It's been said many many times.

 

ToP: I will be sad when this guy is completely done with Inquisition.

Same here. I'm afraid of the day he's forgotten enough for you to change your avatar face.

[Al Foley]

don't forget how I feel about him Ber, and remember, my arrows are sharp.

[ravenesse]

Speaking of templars, I kind of want to make a critical statement about Cullen, but given how a lot of you ladies feel about him, I am reluctant.  Will I get turned into a scorched pile of goo recognizable only by the templar symbol on my battered armor if I say it?

You will. Go on *prepares torches*

[Ashaantha]

Speaking of templars, I kind of want to make a critical statement about Cullen, but given how a lot of you ladies feel about him, I am reluctant.  Will I get turned into a scorched pile of goo recognizable only by the templar symbol on my battered armor if I say it?

 

Not at all, criticise away.

[Ashaantha]

Same here. I'm afraid of the day he's forgotten enough for you to change your avatar face.

 

NOOOOOO!!! that'd be the end of all days and start of the apocalypse!

[Tragedienne of Heavens]

Same here. I'm afraid of the day he's forgotten enough for you to change your avatar face.

Oh Maker NO

[Beren Von Ostwick]

Well, ****, that's a mixed bag of reactions.    Fine, just make sure my remains are returned to Cyrodil Ostwick if the worst happens.

 

Spoiler

I am not overly critical about Cullen's choice to get himself off the lyrium.  That's a personal decision for him and so be it, though Beren did smack him down hard for it.  What is really starting to chap my hide is his view about the practice as far as everyone else is concerned.  He's pretty much decided that since he can't cope with it anymore, then it's just not right for anyone, anywhere.   And yet, conveniently, he sure as hell doesn't hesitate using  them when he wants to.    Got some mages in a tower?  We'll send some templars to get them out and to safety.  An ally in Tevinter need some assistance, well golly we have some real  templars down here that'll do just dandy.  And I could go on and on.

 

Alright, I get it.  He had some bad experiences.  But that should not detract from the men and women who still view a life of service to the Templar ideals as totally worth it.  I don't see Lysette, for example, bemoaning her decisions (and btw, I really wish she would have been more integral to the game.  One of my favorite ambient NPCs.)

 

As time goes on, I feel less and less bad about Beren ordering him back on the lyrium.

[Al Foley]

Well, ****, that's a mixed bag of reactions.    Fine, just make sure my remains are returned to Cyrodil Ostwick if the worst happens.

 

Spoiler

I am not overly critical about Cullen's choice to get himself off the lyrium.  That's a personal decision for him and so be it, though Beren did smack him down hard for it.  What is really starting to chap my hide is his view about the practice as far as everyone else is concerned.  He's pretty much decided that since he can't cope with it anymore, then it's just not right for anyone, anywhere.   And yet, conveniently, he sure as hell doesn't hesitate using  them when he wants to.    Got some mages in a tower?  We'll send some templars to get them out and to safety.  An ally in Tevinter need some assistance, well golly we have some real  templars down here that'll do just dandy.  And I could go on and on.

 

Alright, I get it.  He had some bad experiences.  But that should not detract from the men and women who still view a life of service to the Templar ideals as totally worth it.  I don't see Lysette, for example, bemoaning her decisions (and btw, I really wish she would have been more integral to the game.  One of my favorite ambient NPCs.)

 

As time goes on, I feel less and less bad about Beren ordering him back on the lyrium.

Still though who knows if those Templars were taking it or not.

[Beren Von Ostwick]

Fair point, but it's an assumption I am willing to go with, based on the hoops the Inquisition had to go through to ensure a safe lyrium supply after recruiting them.

[Ashaantha]

Well, ****, that's a mixed bag of reactions.    Fine, just make sure my remains are returned to Cyrodil Ostwick if the worst happens.

 

Spoiler

I am not overly critical about Cullen's choice to get himself off the lyrium.  That's a personal decision for him and so be it, though Beren did smack him down hard for it.  What is really starting to chap my hide is his view about the practice as far as everyone else is concerned.  He's pretty much decided that since he can't cope with it anymore, then it's just not right for anyone, anywhere.   And yet, conveniently, he sure as hell doesn't hesitate using  them when he wants to.    Got some mages in a tower?  We'll send some templars to get them out and to safety.  An ally in Tevinter need some assistance, well golly we have some real  templars down here that'll do just dandy.  And I could go on and on.

 

Alright, I get it.  He had some bad experiences.  But that should not detract from the men and women who still view a life of service to the Templar ideals as totally worth it.  I don't see Lysette, for example, bemoaning her decisions (and btw, I really wish she would have been more integral to the game.  One of my favorite ambient NPCs.)

 

As time goes on, I feel less and less bad about Beren ordering him back on the lyrium.

 

Spoiler

I just wanted to bold these, solely because based on in-game conversation dialogue with him, you actually somehow got him pegged as the complete opposite to what he really thinks about others being templars.

 

I am now going through to see if I recorded those conversations somewhere to show proof. That said, seeing as this is what you've taken from all his chats about templars it is a good reaction to it.

[ravenesse]

NOOOOOO!!! that'd be the end of all days and start of the apocalypse!

 

Well, ****, that's a mixed bag of reactions.    Fine, just make sure my remains are returned to Cyrodil Ostwick if the worst happens.

 

Spoiler

I am not overly critical about Cullen's choice to get himself off the lyrium.  That's a personal decision for him and so be it, though Beren did smack him down hard for it.  What is really starting to chap my hide is his view about the practice as far as everyone else is concerned.  He's pretty much decided that since he can't cope with it anymore, then it's just not right for anyone, anywhere.   And yet, conveniently, he sure as hell doesn't hesitate using  them when he wants to.    Got some mages in a tower?  We'll send some templars to get them out and to safety.  An ally in Tevinter need some assistance, well golly we have some real  templars down here that'll do just dandy.  And I could go on and on.

 

Alright, I get it.  He had some bad experiences.  But that should not detract from the men and women who still view a life of service to the Templar ideals as totally worth it.  I don't see Lysette, for example, bemoaning her decisions (and btw, I really wish she would have been more integral to the game.  One of my favorite ambient NPCs.)

 

As time goes on, I feel less and less bad about Beren ordering him back on the lyrium.

Hm... first of all I don't think Inqui is as close to Lysette as to those close to Cullen. I mean, it's not only Cullen bothering you with his problems, most of all it is Cass, if I remember correctly.

 

The other point... I think it's a thing about playability. We could turn Skyhold into a major rehab camp, but... mean, mean thread and stuff?

[LightningPoodle]

Well, ****, that's a mixed bag of reactions.    Fine, just make sure my remains are returned to Cyrodil Ostwick if the worst happens.

 

Spoiler

I am not overly critical about Cullen's choice to get himself off the lyrium.  That's a personal decision for him and so be it, though Beren did smack him down hard for it.  What is really starting to chap my hide is his view about the practice as far as everyone else is concerned.  He's pretty much decided that since he can't cope with it anymore, then it's just not right for anyone, anywhere.   And yet, conveniently, he sure as hell doesn't hesitate using  them when he wants to.    Got some mages in a tower?  We'll send some templars to get them out and to safety.  An ally in Tevinter need some assistance, well golly we have some real  templars down here that'll do just dandy.  And I could go on and on.

 

Alright, I get it.  He had some bad experiences.  But that should not detract from the men and women who still view a life of service to the Templar ideals as totally worth it.  I don't see Lysette, for example, bemoaning her decisions (and btw, I really wish she would have been more integral to the game.  One of my favorite ambient NPCs.)

 

As time goes on, I feel less and less bad about Beren ordering him back on the lyrium.

 

I'm pretty sure he just thinks of it as a necessary evil.

[Al Foley]

Spoiler

I just wanted to bold these, solely because based on in-game conversation dialogue with him, you actually somehow got him pegged as the complete opposite to what he really thinks about others being templars.

 

I am now going through to see if I recorded those conversations somewhere to show proof. That said, seeing as this is what you've taken from all his chats about templars it is a good reaction to it.

That's right!

[Rel Fexive]

If he was fry-able, I would have! All those nugs in that cut scene and I can't cook them. 

 

I like the way the potion effect makes it look like he's getting some kind of power-up as he roasts them

[Serza]

Mornin'!

 

Or better yet, Good 2PM! Because I just woke up.

 

Lyn, I'd watch out. Leliana may... attempt assassination... on you...

[Ashaantha]

bleh didn't record them, sorry. Carry on . Sucks too, some of the most emotional ones I've had from a DAI character. They were done with my old templar lady and were brilliant.

[LightningPoodle]

The subterranean bunny pigs will rise up under Leliana's regime!

[Ashaantha]

The subterranean bunny pigs will rise up under Leliana's regime!

 

Nugs will become protected creatures and will take over the world!

[LightningPoodle]

Nugs will become protected creatures and will take over the world!

 

Such is their rightful place!

[Serza]

What the ****.

I go away for two weeks and I come back to see that the final DLC is almost out?

I'm suddenly excited

 

CHOO CHOOO ALL ABOARD THE HYPE TRAIN!

 

Only one thing for stealthy cats...

 

 

Will you ever see the cat coming, though...?

 

DLC should have been released this week when I was off of work.

 

Don't worry. Life's playing with me a bit harder.

 

My monitor's taken a sh*t so I've my sister's (she gets my notebook instead - arguably better than her desktop) and that thing's SMALL and gamma's WEIRD. So I have two days off right when the DLC comes out, but I want to wait for my new monitor on the Weekend...

[Beren Von Ostwick]

Hrm, lots of responses!  Okay, I concede it is entirely possible I've either missed the  gist of what he was trying to say, or maybe even that I've  taken slightly different response options and gotten slightly different wording from him.  Still, what I posted is indeed the vibe I get from him.  I'll try to pay closer attention in future playthroughs to exactly what he says.

 

Nugs are good for two things.  Snazzy leather and good, basic food for man and beast.

[Beren Von Ostwick]

 

 

[Tragedienne of Heavens]

Mornin'!

 

Or better yet, Good 2PM! Because I just woke up.

 

Lyn, I'd watch out. Leliana may... attempt assassination... on you...

The subterranean bunny pigs will rise up under Leliana's regime!

Psheh... Leliana can go eat a walking bomb. I'll eat the nugs.

[Serza]

 

 

 

Oh the irony when I'm also OOL and my message pops up right over the one screenshotted...

 

I laughed at it.

 

Psheh... Leliana can go eat a walking bomb. I'll eat the nugs.

 

A dangerous strategy.

Don't worry though. I won't tell.

 

 

Also...

*drinks to being a bit of an arse in a "ultra crashes game" thread*