Started another game. What is with DAI, it just won't leave me alone.
This time I'm going to romance Solas, really I am. I'm going to ignore Bull, Sera and Cullen. Some how.
Last two games I was going to try different romances, and yet I ended up with Sera. And to think she used to annoy the hell out of me.
Gosh, y'all really can't stick to your roleplay goals, can you? I committed myself to 6 playthroughs before I returned to Bull.
though funnily enough I appreciate the uh.. Emotional depth to it. I think it was that point where straight after sex she mentions her ex lover. And the poetry, not a fan of poetry. The character itself that I played I found was boring.
I'm not knocking anyone that liked it, so don't get your panties in a twist.
All fair points, I just have a need to see all the content from every angle, it seems, lol.There are just some types of characters I cannot roleplay. For instance, I made a goody goody two shoe believer in Andraste male dwarf for Cass once.. And it just bored me. To top it all off the romance made me wanna barf.
I never tried any other romance. I did start on Dorian's with a male Qunari, who was gonna be my arsehole nutjob Inquisitor. But couldn't go through with that either. I wanted to see what it was like making Cullen stay on lyrium and sacrificing the Chargers cause I never tried that before.
I've made a billion different inquisitors that I never liked. The only one I liked is my dwarf.
That poetry had me rolling about. It was hilarious!Cass romance....was not my thing. That poetry. Need a drink thing about it.
Oh jesus Roy. How did you watch that?!I'd've been cringing if I wasn't marveling over how ridiculous it all was with my Inquisitor wearing that swimsuit.
That sinking feeling when you read new info about a new game you were excited about and you now just KNOW its going to disappoint hard.
Poor Mirror's Edge...What did it do to deserve the EA treatment?
It was hard, there were a lot of tears of laughter in the way.Oh jesus Roy. How did you watch that?!
Hypothetical question while all of you sit with your drinks. Dead beat parent in a Dalish clan. Possible? How would that work?
I don't think the concept would really exist. Everyone works for the clan and the clan provides for everyone so even if a parent wouldn't be involved in a childs life much (impossible to be entirely out of the picture due to the close-knit nature of the clans) they would still be providing for the child.
Hypothetical question while all of you sit with your drinks. Dead beat parent in a Dalish clan. Possible? How would that work?
It's entirely possible. Just because the clan sticks together does not mean one can't be a deadbeat parent.
It's entirely possible. Just because the clan sticks together does not mean one can't be a deadbeat parent.
How would that work, though? There's no way to NOT support your child in a clan other than leaving the Dalish entirely. Issues like childcare would be a communal affair as well i'd imagine and if you draw childcare duty in a system like that then that is what you will do.
Morning
Giving up the Ninja for the Bat cat? 
Giving up the Ninja for the Bat cat?
The Bat was trained by a ninja clan 
My thoughts too. Twas just an idea my brain threw out to me while going through an Inquisitor background.I don't think the concept would really exist. Everyone works for the clan and the clan provides for everyone so even if a parent wouldn't be involved in a childs life much (impossible to be entirely out of the picture due to the close-knit nature of the clans) they would still be providing for the child.
But how?It's entirely possible. Just because the clan sticks together does not mean one can't be a deadbeat parent.
How would that work, though? There's no way to NOT support your child in a clan other than leaving the Dalish entirely. Issues like childcare would be a communal affair as well i'd imagine and if you draw childcare duty in a system like that then that is what you will do.
It may be a communal job to raise the children, but each Elf would still have a mother and father. If either one of those don't pull their weight and instead leave the job of childcare to the rest, then that parent would become a "deadbeat". They aren't doing the job of mother/father. They might as well not be in the picture.
It may be a communal job to raise the children, but each Elf would still have a mother and father. If either one of those don't pull their weight and instead leave the job of childcare to the rest, then that parent would become a "deadbeat". They aren't doing the job of mother/father. They might as well not be in the picture.
Communal childcare is a thing in societies like the Dalish. It comes from pure necessity as most people of reproductive age are also the most able bodied and thus are needed on their full time (sunup till sundown) jobs. A parent might be distant to their children in that situation but that wouldnt make them a 'deadbeat' as they would still provide for them and serve their function as part of the bigger whole.
My thoughts too. Twas just an idea my brain threw out to me while going through an Inquisitor background.
But how?
..... Too much elfroot, man. Peace.
No such thing as too much elfroot
I loved that scene a little too much.
Possibly mostly because of my Inquisitor's whacky grin.
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