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[TheLittleBird]

Honestly they should just leave her out of the next DA nobody really likes her anyway.

 

[o Ventus]

Honestly they should just leave her out of the next DA nobody really likes her anyway.

 

You dislike her so much you quoted her banter in your signature.

 

I get that you're trolling and fishing for responses here, but you can at least TRY. I haven't met a single troll who was so inept at it that he basically told on himself.

[Maker Be Damned]

 

 

Even this thing looks better the Cassandra

[AresKeith]

Remember when trolling was an art form, now it's lame

[BronzTrooper]

Even this thing looks better the Cassandra

 

So you're into bestiality.  Good to know.

[Rannik]

Imaginary videogame characters are serious business.

[Maker Be Damned]

Remember when trolling was an art form, now it's lame

Was that what BioWare was doing when they added her?

[BronzTrooper]

Imaginary videogame characters are serious business.

 

I see you have 420 posts.  If I were you, I'd try not posting anymore to keep it there.  

[DaemionMoadrin]

You rang?

 

 

Cersei is considered to be beautiful, right? Did you know that the same actress played a tough, scarred gang leader in Dredd?

 

 

Still hot.

[BronzTrooper]

Was that what BioWare was doing when they added her?

 

Pretty sure that's BW's policy: "Not giving a **** what you think, we're creating the characters we want to create."

[Maker Be Damned]

Cassandra is BioWare's attempt at trolling the straight guys.

[BronzTrooper]

[X Equestris]

Cassandra is BioWare's attempt at trolling the strait guys.

Speaking as a straight male, I'm pretty happy with Cassandra's appearance. As are a fair number of other straight males.

[Maker Be Damned]

Speaking as a straight male, I'm pretty happy with Cassandra's appearance. As are a fair number of other straight males.

Your avatar screams straight male

[BronzTrooper]

Your avatar screams straight male

 

Griffons are pretty damn manly.

[Dread-Reaper]

Cersei is considered to be beautiful, right? Did you know that the same actress played a tough, scarred gang leader in Dredd?

 

 

Still hot.

Agreed, still hot.

[X Equestris]

Your avatar screams straight male

Aw look, petty insults. How typical.

Perhaps you've heard of Arsacid Parthia? Somehow I doubt that.

[lynroy]

Waiting for a 'YOUR FACE!' response...

[AresKeith]

Cassandra is BioWare's attempt at trolling the straight guys.

 

 

And I say this as a straight male

[Panda]

I think we need a mod to change her whole body and her voice. Also get her to stop grunting like she's on the toilet.

 

I'd rather recommend swapping her whole character with someone else than changing everything about her and still calling her Cassandra. There isn't mods like that though in DAI at least for now.

 

Honestly they should just leave her out of the next DA nobody really likes her anyway.

 

There was fanpoll earlier in the forums and Cassandra was people's favorite character according it, alongside with Dorian. She's quite loved although you don't like her.

[Terodil]

I think acts is what are sexist and I do find it sexist to mod scars away from Cassandra. If the reason behind is sexist, then the act is as well. If I spent myself yelling racist things to fictional characters, but being too scared to say them to real people although I think them, well I'd still be racist.

I'm really not sure if you actually believe what you are typing all day or if you are just trying to do some shadowboxing exercises again, Panda.

1. You are using 'sexist' so much that it begins to lose all meaning. If I was to mod scars away from Iron Bull only, but not from Cassie, would that be sexist too? If I was to give Cullen (additional) scars, but no additional scars to Cassie, would that be sexist?

2. I see absolutely no reason why a warrior would have to have a scar to underline the point, or why a warrior would be any less of a warrior if s/he did not have a scar to prove it, regardless of whether it's a male warrior or a female one.

EDIT/P.S.: In fact, I would even argue that the absence of scars after a given number of battles is proof of competence, because it actually means that the fighter was able to defend (almost) perfectly, whereas a warrior with a scar quite obviously failed at least once.

(Besides, I would think that warriors in Thedas would actually be more likely to have no scars than to have any, because scars, especially large ones and ones in sensitive locations, such as the head, are the result of injuries that are quite likely to kill their victims or make them permanently unfit to continue their line of work. A doc or a historian could perhaps shed some light on this?)

3. If you yell racist things at fictional characters... eh, every comparison is faulty at some point but this is getting ridiculous.

a- I at least am not yelling anything at NPCs on my screen. In fact, if anybody does that habitually I think he/she/it has far worse problems and wondering if that person is racist is quite missing the point.

b- How did you get from 'disliking an NPC's looks' to 'yelling racist things at NPCs but being too afraid to yell the same stuff at real people'?

[Panda]

I'm really not sure if you actually believe what you are typing all day or if you are just trying to do some shadowboxing exercises again, Panda.

1. You are using 'sexist' so much that it begins to lose all meaning. If I was to mod scars away from Iron Bull only, but not from Cassie, would that be sexist too? If I was to give Cullen (additional) scars, but no additional scars to Cassie, would that be sexist?

2. I see absolutely no reason why a warrior would have to have a scar to underline the point, or why a warrior would be any less of a warrior if s/he did not have a scar to prove it, regardless of whether it's a male warrior or a female one.

EDIT/P.S.: In fact, I would even argue that the absence of scars after a given number of battles is proof of competence, because it actually means that the fighter was able to defend (almost) perfectly, whereas a warrior with a scar quite obviously failed at least once.

(Besides, I would think that warriors in Thedas would actually be more likely to have no scars than to have any, because scars, especially large ones and ones in sensitive locations, such as the head, are the result of injuries that are quite likely to kill their victims or make them permanently unfit to continue their line of work. A doc or a historian could perhaps shed some light on this?)

3. If you yell racist things at fictional characters... eh, every comparison is faulty at some point but this is getting ridiculous.

a- I at least am not yelling anything at NPCs on my screen. In fact, if anybody does that habitually I think he/she/it has far worse problems and wondering if that person is racist is quite missing the point.

b- How did you get from 'disliking an NPC's looks' to 'yelling racist things at NPCs but being too afraid to yell the same stuff at real people'?

 

I don't think you are actually reading what I post at all XD You are taking stuff out of context and failing to comprehend my points, probaply intentionally.

 

Point was people being against scars on female warriors, but not on male warriors although both's job is fighting. Cassandra has been warrior decades, no matter how good you are you are bound to get hurt at some point. Cassandra has been many life and death situations during her times, so one scar doesn't sound like something unlikely to me. I'm more suprised with Cullen's scar, cause mages don't often cause scars (if they aren't burn scars etc.) and he doesn't do much of field work either compared to Cass. Maybe some templar betrayed tried to kill him hmm..

 

I haven't seen anyone wanting to mod scars away from male characters. If someone did have problem with male characters having scars, but female characters not then it would be sexist I guess ^^ Never seen that happening though.

 

The last thing I just throw there as example cause it's first thing I thought about so no need to get tangled up with few words and miss the point of whole example

[turuzzusapatuttu]

Jesus, this thread is still going on?

 

Just in case you didn't read my last post: Cassandra is beautiful.

 

Case closed.

 

Il caso è chiuso.

 

Affaire classée.

 

Caso cerrado.

 

[o Ventus]

 

Just in case you didn't read my last post: Cassandra is beautiful.

 

Also bootyful, but that's neither here nor there.

 

@above: Lena Headey has still got it going on at 41 years old.