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[correctamundo]

Hooray!

 

 

Oh damn...did I miss the party?   Well good morning to you DQers.

 

[Ashaantha]

Morning

 

Ninja cat!

 

*excitedly chases kitty around the tavern*

[Roamingmachine]

Ninja cat!

 

*excitedly chases kitty around the tavern*

O_O

 

 

...Crazy woman

[Tragedienne of Heavens]

I just saw this.

I agree. I was making a sarcastic point against Trespasser's disturbing lack of storyline and closure.

[akbogert]

I just saw this.

 

Seems legit.

[LightningPoodle]

I happen to agree with there being a lack of closure. Trespasser felt like a stop gap. A moment where we as players can figure out what the next game is going to be about. As closure goes, there wasn't much. Every character got a new aspect to develop in one way or another. With Solas, we get face to face and we're still fighting to catch up.

 

When a writer adds more for development, it means there is still a ways to go with that character or that story, before closure can happen.

 

So in my eyes, Trespasser was never meant to be a closure adding thing. For some aspects, like romance, it did add something. Marriage for example. That's a closure on the romance. I'm guessing BioWare aren't going to do a 180 on that decision. But everything else, it left us asking more questions than getting answers.

 

As story goes. It was pretty damn good, so I disagree with that lack of story comment.

[Tragedienne of Heavens]

I'm out of likes but I agree with you, Poodle. Though there was closure on some aspects I feel that, as you said, it didn't aim to give closure to the whole story, but instead kinda teasing towards the future of the franchise. 

 

But lack of storyline? mphhh.

[akbogert]

I happen to agree with there being a lack of closure. Trespasser felt like a stop gap. A moment where we as players can figure out what the next game is going to be about. As closure goes, there wasn't much. Every character got a new aspect to develop in one way or another. With Solas, we get face to face and we're still fighting to catch up.

 

When a writer adds more for development, it means there is still a ways to go with that character or that story, before closure can happen.

 

So in my eyes, Trespasser was never meant to be a closure adding thing. For some aspects, like romance, it did add something. Marriage for example. That's a closure on the romance. I'm guessing BioWare aren't going to do a 180 on that decision. But everything else, it left us asking more questions than getting answers.

 

As story goes. It was pretty damn good, so I disagree with that lack of story comment.

 

Well I guess to a certain extent the fact that it's cliffhanging into a sequel does indeed preclude true closure. That said, we see characters having settled into their new roles in life, we get a lot of clarity as to why any of this crap happened and who was behind it. To put it another way: with the exception of setting up the Fen'Harel conflict, Trespasser was a far more satisfying place to walk away from Thedas than was the original ending. At least to me. 

[akbogert]

End of main game, seeing Solas' eyes light up after the Mythal scene: WTF? WHAT'S GOING ON? WHAT DOES IT MEAN?

End of Trespasser: Okay, I can breathe now. There's still a lot to be done, but I have a handle on it now.

[Lynroy: Final Edition]

I happen to agree with there being a lack of closure. Trespasser felt like a stop gap. A moment where we as players can figure out what the next game is going to be about. As closure goes, there wasn't much. Every character got a new aspect to develop in one way or another. With Solas, we get face to face and we're still fighting to catch up.

When a writer adds more for development, it means there is still a ways to go with that character or that story, before closure can happen.

So in my eyes, Trespasser was never meant to be a closure adding thing. For some aspects, like romance, it did add something. Marriage for example. That's a closure on the romance. I'm guessing BioWare aren't going to do a 180 on that decision. But everything else, it left us asking more questions than getting answers.

As story goes. It was pretty damn good, so I disagree with that lack of story comment.

Well said.

[Roamingmachine]

 

 

It's the 'Day of the Stupid' over here.

[Lynroy: Final Edition]

I know exactly how that goes, ninja cat.

[Ashaantha]

 

A round of drinks for everyone who thinks Mondays suck...

[LightningPoodle]

 

A round of drinks for everyone who thinks Mondays suck...

 

Cabot is a cow?

[Ashaantha]

Cabot is a cow?

 

The cat is mixing the cocktails...

[LightningPoodle]

The cat is mixing the cocktails...

 

I figured that was Roaming...

[Ashaantha]

Well, Cabot is the cow then.. hahaha

[Roamingmachine]

The cat is mixing the cocktails...

 

 

Well, Cabot is the cow then.. hahaha

 

 

 

...Nobody asked WHAT i was mixing.

[LightningPoodle]

Well, Cabot is the cow then.. hahaha

 

Canon accepted!

 

Actually, this has got me thinking. What would each DQ member be, in terms of animal?

[Lynroy: Final Edition]

Who turned Cabot into a cow?

[LightningPoodle]

Who turned Cabot into a cow?

 

We all did!

[Lynroy: Final Edition]

BLOOD MAGES THE LOT OF YOU

Top: "I hope they have doughnuts."

[Ashaantha]

Well, I'm the only mage of the.. guilty party of turning Cabot into a cow.. I will still blame the dog!

[Lynroy: Final Edition]

Canon accepted!

Actually, this has got me thinking. What would each DQ member be, in terms of animal?

I'd be something with wings. An eagle.

[LightningPoodle]

BLOOD MAGES THE LOT OF YOU

 

How did yo- *coughs* Blood mage? I don't know what you're talking about.