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[Lynroy: Final Edition]

Yeah, ever since we've lost Australia, we just send every criminal to 10 Downing Street, London.

[Beren Von Ostwick]

Jeez, I just like a dash of milk, but you have it your way, Lynnie!

I did not even know this was a thing until well into my adult life.  I've never known anyone to drink it like that.  Nobody.  On the flip side, though, I understand y'all think sweet iced sun tea is some sort of abomination, so I guess that makes us even.

 

A wild Beren appears.

And disappears again!  Back to bed.

[Lynroy: Final Edition]

Jeez, I just like a dash of milk, but you have it your way, Lynnie!

Lynnie. That's a new one.

[Donk]

Yes, we are still slaves -- I mean, part of the crown.

The only thing I like about the royals is the Queen's dogs.. They are corgis and just too cute.

[Jeniva]

 

good morning.

[Lynroy: Final Edition]

A tragedy it is!

I had fun. *drink*

[Tragedienne of Heavens]

Lynnie. That's a new one.

Actually it is not

Maybe you should focus your efforts more on Lynnie then, given I'd already instinctively follow the wonders of you through a desert of salt on bloody stumps, beautiful.

*pauses for moment*

Maybe I should never ever call her Lynnie again until I get better at catching  knives than throwing them.

 

I had fun. *drink*

[Dieb]

I did not even know this was a thing until well into my adult life.  I've never known anyone to drink it like that.  Nobody.  On the flip side, though, I understand y'all think sweet iced sun tea is some sort of abomination, so I guess that makes us even.

 

Coffee is also a water-based suspension to which most add milk, without a shudder.

 

Maybe the most common misconception is that milk would be added to the point where it becomes disgusting, faded, half-milk-half-water, bland nothingness. While in reality, you really just add a dash as to slightly thicken the consistency and add a slight lactic creaminess to it.

 

P.S.: I do love iced tea, except I snobbishly prefer the selfmade kind, since most store-bought kinds contain truly ridiculous and worrying amounts of sugar.

 

 

Actually it is not

 

You!

 

...have a good memory.

[Lynroy: Final Edition]

Actually it is not

Yeah, there was no way I was going to remember that.

[Tragedienne of Heavens]

That's why I quoted it 

[Lynroy: Final Edition]

Really? I had no idea.

[Tragedienne of Heavens]

[Lynroy: Final Edition]

Wish I could just go home. They really have nothing for me to do. Stupid work. *drink*

Something something dragon age. And why did my phone try to change 'something' to semen?

[Ashaantha]

*backs away from lynroy slowly*

[Jeniva]

I feel your pain lyn. 

I'm not at work today but I have to work Saturday so only  1 day weekend this week 

[Lynroy: Final Edition]

My phone is possessed. It tried to convince me it was parsed and not possessed. O.o

[Tragedienne of Heavens]

Well ****

[Dieb]

Really? I had no idea.

 

 

You're just a delight.

[Jeniva]

I need to eat. My stomach feels like it's going to consume me. Then I can crack on with that egg I mean DAI and Solas...

 

I might make eggs...

[Lynroy: Final Edition]

You're just a delight.

I do my best.

[Dieb]

So just to re-up my motivation:

 

DQ, what did you think of Trespasser? Was it good, and how was it good?

 

Will my plan of only finishing JoH, saving, and then finishing other optional vanilla areas after completing Trespasser (virtually, I mean with the schematics via the Golden Nug and since my characters are all max level, there isn't much of a gameplay-reset) work? Or does it end in a way that makes you not want to play with that character again, knowing what you know?

[Ashaantha]

Trespasser

loved it immensely.

 

As for the DLC, starting it means you can't do anything in the base game anymore (or Descent/Jaws), can't go back to skyhold. it's set two years after Cory-Kill and is a playable epilogue. Completing Trespasser takes me back to the main menu after a brand new end-game epilogue slide show.

[Dieb]

Trespasser

loved it immensely.

 

As for the DLC, starting it means you can't do anything in the base game anymore (or Descent/Jaws), can't go back to skyhold. it's set two years after Cory-Kill and is a playable epilogue.

 

Oh, I am aware of that.

 

Again, my plan was playing it, and then re-loading a save right before "activating" it and completing other areas I skipped, but with the new schematics. I'm only curious -not regarding the details, and I understand everyone processes these things very differently- but since you all know I only have one character and am very fond of Kelevra; whether the ending is such that it'd feel weird to "go back".

 

*sips tea, exhales in delight & smiles* ...you know? Then again, I'm probably asking for too specific information without spoilers right there.

[Jeniva]

Trespasser is amazing!!! First playthrough i was so wowed. So much lore you come across etc, and some funny interactions with your companions. The lack of companion interaction peeved me off in JoH and the descent. 

[Ashaantha]

Oh, I am aware of that.

 

Again, my plan was playing it, and then re-loading a save right before "activating" it and completing other areas I skipped, but with the new schematics. I'm only curious -not regarding the details, and I understand everyone processes these things very differently- but since you all know I only have one character and am very fond of Kelevra; whether the ending is such that it'd feel weird to "go back".

 

*sips tea, exhales in delight & smiles* ...you know? Then again, I'm probably asking for too specific information without spoilers right there.

 

Well there's only one new armour schematic (well same one in light/med/heavy) and a couple of weapons ones but nothing better then what you can get in Descent etc. I did play Trespasser through twice with Kyrrah but only because I learned of a new dialogue option I had to go out of my way while going through the DLC to unlock that I wanted her to use.

 

That's as specific as I can get without proper spoiler-type stuff. lol