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[TheBlackBaron]

Thor Rand Al wrote...

DPSSOC wrote...
someone actually made a mod to where you can slap Morrigan, not sure who else you can slap but it's in the projects area

Not interested in that mod. I actually like Morrigan, but yes a slapping option in general would be nice! Fear the wicked, cold, and swift embrace that is my palm that is to strike you in the face...

Do the elemental weapon buffs the mages cast apply in unarmed combat? Because that wicked cold slap could be used literally.

Modifié par TheBlackBaron, 05 février 2010 - 03:44 .

[Thor Rand Al]

7th_Phoenix wrote...

Thor Rand Al wrote...

DPSSOC wrote...

7th_Phoenix wrote...

I wish I had an option to b***** slap Isolde or better yet Anora. I don't know...

Or just a slapping option in general.  Underneath all the dialogue with any character:

1. Alright let's go save the puppies
2. I don't know that we have time to save the puppies
3. To hell with the puppies
4. ***** Slap

someone actually made a mod to where you can slap Morrigan, not sure who else you can slap but it's in the projects area

Not interested in that mod. I actually like Morrigan, but yes a slapping option in general would be nice! Fear the wicked, cold, and swift embrace that is my palm that is to strike you in the face...

Almost like that 1 comment Alistair makes when he asks you about the rose n you say you're new weapon of choice...  I pick that everytime just too hear him say that, it's so funny lmao

[Maria Caliban]

Why couldn't I steal the urn of sacred ashes? I'm sure I could have used magical healing powder when searching for a cure to the blightness. If nothing else, I could snort it all back at camp to see what would happen.

[FierachEredasSoulchiou]

Story Choice: Landsmeet



Alistair: Blah blah blah blah can't make Loghain a Grey Warden

Player: -selects option: *Slap Alistair* Shut up I know what I'm doing-

[7th_Phoenix]

FierachEredasSoulchiou wrote...

Story Choice: Landsmeet

Alistair: Blah blah blah blah can't make Loghain a Grey Warden
Player: -selects option: *Slap Alistair* Shut up I know what I'm doing-

Haha...! Slapping! It's silly but sometimes you just have to!

[Bibdy]

Dwarf Noble Origin.
Hall of the Ancestors
"So, Warden. Who shall be the new king of Orzammar?"
1. Bhelen
2. Harrowmont
3. Place the crown on your own head

[Special_Agent_Goodwrench]

I would LOVE to torture Howe very,very slowly and very, very painfuly.
And Burn Marjolaine at a stake.

And put Sandal on the throne...

[guytza]

*The lead Deshyr raises his staff and a hush falls over the rumbling assembly*

"Hear ye, the new king of Orzammar will now issue his first proclimation!"

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"Enchantment!"



"You heard the man Smith Caste, double production!"

[Proud Larry]

guytza wrote...

*The lead Deshyr raises his staff and a hush falls over the rumbling assembly*
"Hear ye, the new king of Orzammar will now issue his first proclimation!"
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"Enchantment!"

"You heard the man Smith Caste, double production!"

Bioware, make it happen.

[RangerSG]

TheBlackBaron wrote...

RangerSG wrote...

TheBlackBaron wrote...

Has somebody mentioned taking the crown Caridin gives you and going "PSYCH, BIZNATCHES" and having an Awesome Moment of Crowning instead of giving it to Behlen or Harrowmont?

Because I've always wanted to do that.

Umm, yes, that's what I was stating when I said I wanted to emulate Napoleon in my earlier post. Historically, Napoleon crowned himself Emperor.

Didn't read the thread before posting. In any event, Napoleon was ruling France for a number of years as First Consul before actually crowning himself Emperor. So it's not quite the same thing.

Oh no...you don't understand. Who do you think was pulling the strings to ensure the chaos was created that could enable Durin Aeducan to become Paragon and King?

It's not enough just to take a throne that was obviously mine anyway. I mean, you saw Trian...Trian? Would he be king? Not if there was a nug nominated to the Assembly against him. No, I needed to allow myself to be (apparently) martyred for Orzammar so I could ascend as a living ancestor! Yes, it was all in my plan. Bhelen was a tool. And Harrowmont is nothing but a puppet mouthing my commands until he wheezes out his last breath and I can remake all of the city as our father of old wanted it to be!

[ComTrav]

I always thought it would be cool to be able to haul Loghain off to the Anvil of the Void and turn him into a golem.



He continues to serve against the Blight, and even Alistair would have to agree that it's a punishment.

[Sabriana]

ComTrav wrote...

I always thought it would be cool to be able to haul Loghain off to the Anvil of the Void and turn him into a golem.

He continues to serve against the Blight, and even Alistair would have to agree that it's a punishment.

Now there's a thought. Unfortunately, my PCs all think that the anvil must be destroyed, for various reasons. So it's usually gone by the time of the Landsmeet.

I wish there was a way to turn Branka into a golem. Now that would be poetic justice. Ever since Oghren first mentioned it, I really liked the idea.

[Landgren]

TheBlackBaron wrote...
H" and having an Awesome Moment of Crowning instead of giving it to Behlen or Harrowmont?
 

You´re not a TVTroper, by any chance ? 

[MaxQuartiroli]

Lady of the Forest romance.. yepp !!

[odiedragon]

• You should be able to defile the Sacred Ashes without the game forcing you to take a pinch of them first.  You should NOT need Eamon alive in order to get Redcliffe's support.  Teagan can do that.  And then that power hungry hypocrite Eamon can die a horrible lingering death.
• If you kill all the mages in the Tower, you should be able to recruit Cullen.  A trade-off for slaughtering Wynne.
• A second elfroot supply, so I could kill the Dalish (or sleep with Cammen) with impunity if my character still chose.  Even if my character WOULD still choose to do this, I simply forbid it for metagame reasons.  I need my potions, man.
• At least one additional dialog option during Alistair's side quest that would result in hardening him, for RP reasons.  Not every character would say "everyone's out for themselves", but they may still want to tell him to man up and grow a pair.  There are several non-hardening options, so is that too much to ask?
• Teagan should be romancable, or at least bed-able, for a female PC.  And if you do so, it affects the epilogue if you romanced Alistair and got dumped/broke up with him.
• You should be able to kill Hesbith in the Deep Roads.  As a Grey Warden, knowing what you know after the Broodmother battle, it should be a moral imparitive to kill her before she turns into a Broodmother herself.

I also agree with a lot of the other ideas here: going after Loghain right off the bat, killing Eamon, Dwarf Noble being able to crown themselves king/queen, killing Eamon, turning Branka into a golem, killing Eamon, recruiting Jowan, killing Eamon, being allowed to sneak out of Howe's estate by using the dungeon, killing Eamon, stealing the Urn for yourself.  Oh, and I forgot to mention.  The option to KILL EAMON (or to just let him die).

Modifié par odiedragon, 05 février 2010 - 05:08 .

[svenus97]

Isolde: You must save Connor! Teaghannnahhhan pllleeease!

Me: /cast Blood Control

/make Isolde kill Connor and then go try solo kill the archdemon



Hell... she might even succeed.





Or... Kil Wynne, Greagori and Irving, make your female Mage the First Enchantress and make Cullen the First-Commander and you blood-controll him and rule the Tower...(I know Greagori said the First Enchanter has the last word... but still... he seemed to be more actual ruler, while Irving was the formal one).

[sylvanaerie]

odiedragon wrote...

• You should be able to defile the Sacred Ashes without the game forcing you to take a pinch of them first.  You should NOT need Eamon alive in order to get Redcliffe's support.  Teagan can do that.  And then that power hungry hypocrite Eamon can die a horrible lingering death.
  
• If you kill all the mages in the Tower, you should be able to recruit Cullen.  A trade-off for slaughtering Wynne.
  
• A second elfroot supply, so I could kill the Dalish (or sleep with Cammen) with impunity if my character still chose.  Even if my character WOULD still choose to do this, I simply forbid it for metagame reasons.  I need my potions, man.
  
• At least one additional dialog option during Alistair's side quest that would result in hardening him, for RP reasons.  Not every character would say "everyone's out for themselves", but they may still want to tell him to man up and grow a pair.  There are several non-hardening options, so is that too much to ask?
  
• Teagan should be romancable, or at least bed-able, for a female PC.  And if you do so, it affects the epilogue if you romanced Alistair and got dumped/broke up with him.
  
• You should be able to kill Hesbith in the Deep Roads.  As a Grey Warden, knowing what you know after the Broodmother battle, it should be a moral imparitive to kill her before she turns into a Broodmother herself.

I also agree with a lot of the other ideas here: going after Loghain right off the bat, killing Eamon, Dwarf Noble being able to crown themselves king/queen, killing Eamon, turning Branka into a golem, killing Eamon, recruiting Jowan, killing Eamon, being allowed to sneak out of Howe's estate by using the dungeon, killing Eamon, stealing the Urn for yourself.  Oh, and I forgot to mention.  The option to KILL EAMON (or to just let him die).

[*]So can we get a "kill Eamon" option?  Then my HNF can romance Teagan, since her bro is going to be Teyrn of Highever, she wouldn't mind being arlessa once I have Zev push a poison laced dagger into Isolde. Preferably that seven stage poison thing he talks about in camp so she dies slowly and in great pain.

[Some Dude On The Internet]

I wonder if you can make a Golem out of a Nug?

[odiedragon]

sylvanaerie wrote...
So can we get a "kill Eamon" option?  Then my HNF can romance Teagan, since her bro is going to be Teyrn of Highever, she wouldn't mind being arlessa once I have Zev push a poison laced dagger into Isolde. Preferably that seven stage poison thing he talks about in camp so she dies slowly and in great pain.

I like the way you think :ph34r:

[ejoslin]

odiedragon wrote...

sylvanaerie wrote...
So can we get a "kill Eamon" option?  Then my HNF can romance Teagan, since her bro is going to be Teyrn of Highever, she wouldn't mind being arlessa once I have Zev push a poison laced dagger into Isolde. Preferably that seven stage poison thing he talks about in camp so she dies slowly and in great pain.

I like the way you think :ph34r:

Why kill Eamon when you can make his life a living hell instead?  I won't put the spoiler here, but you can make his world crash down around him just fine.

[Sir Kerm]

Proud Larry wrote...

The option to trick or enslave most of the demons you come across in this game after you defeat them. I wanted to add insult to injury when it came to that damn sloth demon, making me run circles around the fade for a goddamn hour when all I wanted was to pick up a few magi and leave.

Yep, I would have liked to take Kitty back to camp with me.  I would have given her to Morrigan to torment, I mean love.

[Danacetia]

Though some of mine were said before, My wishlist would be:

1. Tell Loghain's men in Lothering's inn "Ferelden cannot afford a civil war on the eve of a darkspawn invasion." which would lead to us working with Loghain.

2. Offer the Right of Conscription to Jowan, Ser Cauthren, or someone else letting us choose to make someone other than Loghain the 3rd Grey Warden in Origins.

3. Help Fergus exact revenge against Howe in any background. When we're done helping him restore the Cousland name, Teyrn Fergus Cousland sides with us at the Landsmeet with Anora-like effect on the decision.

4. Convince Teagan to become Arl of Redcliff. It's not like I hate Eamon, My human noble would prefer to work with Teagan after he was willing to save the village from the undead, and risk his own safety to distract Conner. Also, with Jowan's confession that he was hired by Loghain, and the fact that his brother lay in a coma Teagan could gain sympathy for us in the Landsmeet.


 

[odiedragon]

ejoslin wrote...
Why kill Eamon when you can make his life a living hell instead?  I won't put the spoiler here, but you can make his world crash down around him just fine.

Because if he's alive, he still calls the Landsmeet and tries to force Alistair onto the throne against his will (well, at first anyway, depending on how you play).  Tied to my original post, there should have been the option of going after Loghain in the beginning (as Morrigan herself suggests) - poison/assassination comes to mind.  Let Anora have the damned throne, and the GW stay (on the surface, anyway) neutral.

Lemme guess, by a living hell you mean kill Isolde and put Anora on the throne, I presume?  But see, you don't know when Eamon wakes up that leaving Anora on the throne is even a possibility.  At that point, it's Loghain or Alistair.  Better just to take Loghain down all sneaky-like.  But, sadly, this cannot be.

Modifié par odiedragon, 05 février 2010 - 09:59 .

[ejoslin]

odiedragon wrote...

ejoslin wrote...
Why kill Eamon when you can make his life a living hell instead?  I won't put the spoiler here, but you can make his world crash down around him just fine.

Because if he's alive, he still calls the Landsmeet and tries to force Alistair onto the throne against his will (well, at first anyway, depending on how you play).  Tied to my original post, there should have been the option of going after Loghain in the beginning (as Morrigan herself suggests) - poison/assassination comes to mind.  Let Anora have the damned throne, and the GW stay (on the surface, anyway) neutral.

Lemme guess, by a living hell you mean kill Isolde and put Anora on the throne, I presume?  But see, you don't know when Eamon wakes up that putting Anora on the throne is even a possibility.  At that point, it's Loghain or Alistair.  Better just to take Loghain down all sneaky-like.  But, sadly, this cannot be.

No,  I mean you make it a real living hell.  MUCH worse than that.  I'll PM you how bad you can make it if you want, but this thread is not the place for that spoiler.  

if you really are vengeful, that is.

Modifié par ejoslin, 05 février 2010 - 10:03 .

[Sylvius the Mad]

I would like to have been able to bring along some of the origin companions as permanent companions after they're met in the main story. Gorim and Jowan are the two I would most like to be able to keep.