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[drunken pyromaniac]

Da Shadow Master wrote...

Ok Im gonna upload the sig just give me a minute lmao

This pleases me.

[fortunesque]

Shenzi wrote...

Too much boob talk and not enough sexy men

Manboobs.

[Joisan]

Collider wrote...

A lot of women liked Alistair it seems, but I really hope they don't go the tragedy route with any LI, or that stupid paragon/renegading thing that was in DA where Alistair would break up with the Warden if you didn't make a certain choice in a conversation no one had an idea would matter so much. I thought that could have been handled much better.

Yeah, it definitely came out of left field for people who didn't get what was going on.  Edit: And by 'get what was going on' I mean, came into the game completely unspoiled and not knowing how different choices play out later on.  My first character was a city elf rogue who made Anora queen and then (by the power of mods) sacrificed herself, leaving Alistair heartbroken.  I also have a Cousland who is Alistair's queen and reluctantly took Morrigan's bargain.  Am working on a human mage who will have her heart broken when Alistair sacrifices himself.

Modifié par Joisan, 16 avril 2010 - 12:04 .

[Jean]

[Shenzi]

Collider wrote...

@Batteries I tend to think that because this is a trilogy, we deserve at least the possibility of happy endings to our romances. In DA it's more "excusable" because it was all in one single game. But ME is a trilogy, if say Star Wars had the heroes die at the end, people would be pretty disappointed. I'd be fine with the ability for tragic endings, but only as an ability rather than having tragedy forced upon us. We shouldn't have to bust out a walkthrough like DA had many people, to get a satisfactory ending.

Isn't DAO 2 being released next year?

Awakenings certainly qualifies as the middle chapter with craptasic cameos.

[Collider]

I liked Alistair, and it was genuinely hard ever to be mean to him. I'm almost aghast at the fact that there's even an option to have him executed. I'm just wonder what kind of reasoning someone would have for doing that. Then again I am saying this in a thread where women are angry over Alistair breaking up with them if they didn't go the renegade Alistair route D:

[drunken pyromaniac]

Da Shadow Master wrote...

Here it is again if you missed it lol
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[Jean]

Collider wrote...

@Batteries I tend to think that because this is a trilogy, we deserve at least the possibility of happy endings to our romances. In DA it's more "excusable" because it was all in one single game. But ME is a trilogy, if say Star Wars had the heroes die at the end, people would be pretty disappointed. I'd be fine with the ability for tragic endings, but only as an ability rather than having tragedy forced upon us. We shouldn't have to bust out a walkthrough like DA had many people, to get a satisfactory ending.

Pretty much sums up what I think too. I just want options, not a definite ending. ME3 is so wide open with so many different variables. I'm already 85% sure that one of the endings will be where you ultimately and utterly just fail and the Reapers eat cake and cheese while blowing the universe up.

[Collider]

Shenzi wrote...

Collider wrote...

@Batteries I tend to think that because this is a trilogy, we deserve at least the possibility of happy endings to our romances. In DA it's more "excusable" because it was all in one single game. But ME is a trilogy, if say Star Wars had the heroes die at the end, people would be pretty disappointed. I'd be fine with the ability for tragic endings, but only as an ability rather than having tragedy forced upon us. We shouldn't have to bust out a walkthrough like DA had many people, to get a satisfactory ending.

Isn't DAO 2 being released next year?

Awakenings certainly qualifies as the middle chapter with craptasic cameos.

We never got the impression AFAIK that Dragon Age would be a trilogy. I mean the ending of the game is basically a slideshow of what happened years afterwards, it felt like that particular's story was at an end. I think DA is still different because the tragedy happened within the same game where the romance developed in the first place. If you play a certain way, you got something of a conclusion to the romance - maybe you married Alistair, maybe you went traveling with Leliana, etc. With Morrigan of course you get the sense that the relationship is over completely, you don't really need to worry about what's going to be happening in the next game because she seems to be gone for good, either disappointed that you didn't give her a demon baby or instead waiting for her demon baby to spawn and like take over the world or something. With ME we're given all the indication that the romances will develop further.  

[BECC4]

Batteries wrote...

Collider wrote...

@Batteries I tend to think that because this is a trilogy, we deserve at least the possibility of happy endings to our romances. In DA it's more "excusable" because it was all in one single game. But ME is a trilogy, if say Star Wars had the heroes die at the end, people would be pretty disappointed. I'd be fine with the ability for tragic endings, but only as an ability rather than having tragedy forced upon us. We shouldn't have to bust out a walkthrough like DA had many people, to get a satisfactory ending.

Pretty much sums up what I think too. I just want options, not a definite ending. ME3 is so wide open with so many different variables. I'm already 85% sure that one of the endings will be where you ultimately and utterly just fail and the Reapers eat cake and cheese while blowing the universe up.

This has to be one of the endings!!!!!!!! LOL, LOL and L-O-L!

[BECC4]

Da Shadow Master wrote...

Here it is again if you missed it lol
*snipped teh bewbs for space (or taste, you decide)*

What happened to teh abs?

[Joisan]

Batteries wrote...

Pretty much sums up what I think too. I just want options, not a definite ending. ME3 is so wide open with so many different variables. I'm already 85% sure that one of the endings will be where you ultimately and utterly just fail and the Reapers eat cake and cheese while blowing the universe up.

I'll go with this.  I'm pretty sure Bioware has said in the past that they want to "blow things wide open" with ME3 because they don't have to worry about continuity into a sequel.  So there is a good chance that we will get plenty of options.  I'll agree with the possibility for a total fail ending as well as a total victory ending and a third possibility (or range of possibilities) that are more mixed and bittersweet.

[Collider]

I'm just hoping that the best endings - or good ones, anyway, are not brain surgery to achieve. I doubt they will be, but I'd hate to go through three games and then get the ending where the Reapers are cackling madly with their cheese or Earth was turned into floating dust or something.

[BECC4]

Da Shadow Master wrote...

BECC4 wrote...

Da Shadow Master wrote...

Here it is again if you missed it lol
*snipped teh bewbs for space (or taste, you decide)*

What happened to teh abs?  

People demanded  TEH BEWBS so I had to  

And now people (ok me) demands TEH ABS!

[Shenzi]

BECC4 wrote...

Batteries wrote...

Collider wrote...

@Batteries I tend to think that because this is a trilogy, we deserve at least the possibility of happy endings to our romances. In DA it's more "excusable" because it was all in one single game. But ME is a trilogy, if say Star Wars had the heroes die at the end, people would be pretty disappointed. I'd be fine with the ability for tragic endings, but only as an ability rather than having tragedy forced upon us. We shouldn't have to bust out a walkthrough like DA had many people, to get a satisfactory ending.

Pretty much sums up what I think too. I just want options, not a definite ending. ME3 is so wide open with so many different variables. I'm already 85% sure that one of the endings will be where you ultimately and utterly just fail and the Reapers eat cake and cheese while blowing the universe up.

This has to be one of the endings!!!!!!!! LOL, LOL and L-O-L!

I'm sure we'll get a David Eddings ending as a possibility too, marry everyone off!

[Joisan]

Shenzi wrote...

I'm sure we'll get a David Eddings ending as a possibility too, marry everyone off!

I hope not.  I wouldn't mind seeing a couple of NPC pairings but it would seem a bit contrived if everyone ended up with someone.

[BECC4]

Shenzi wrote...
I'm sure we'll get a David Eddings ending as a possibility too, marry everyone off!

I'd much prefer that to a Whedon ending *mutters*

[Jean]

Would a marriage ending even seem... fit in the Mass Effect games?

[Collider]

Batteries wrote...

Would a marriage ending even seem... fit in the Mass Effect games?

I'm not really sure how marriage wouldn't. Not that I think all of the romances would benefit from having a wedding. I'm not even sure if Asari or Turians have marraige.

[Joisan]

Batteries wrote...

Would a marriage ending even seem... fit in the Mass Effect games?

My thoughts exactly.  Though Becca is right; I wouldn't want a forced Whedonesque ending either.  Having the option there for those that want their angst is one thing, but honestly.

On a related note, I'm thinking of trying deliberately to get someone killed in my playthrough with my colonist/war hero who is going to be my second canonShep, Joanna.  Now to decide who... hmm...

[Jean]

Collider wrote...

Batteries wrote...

Would a marriage ending even seem... fit in the Mass Effect games?

I'm not really sure how marriage wouldn't. Not that I think all of the romances would benefit from having a wedding. I'm not even sure if Asari or Turians have marraige.

Yeah that's true. And Turians just go for the drinks.

[fortunesque]

Joisan wrote...

Batteries wrote...

Would a marriage ending even seem... fit in the Mass Effect games?

My thoughts exactly.  Though Becca is right; I wouldn't want a forced Whedonesque ending either.  Having the option there for those that want their angst is one thing, but honestly.

On a related note, I'm thinking of trying deliberately to get someone killed in my playthrough with my colonist/war hero who is going to be my second canonShep, Joanna.  Now to decide who... hmm...

Someone that means a lot to Shepard, like Garrus.