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[antonymagnus]

Can you execute/kill Nathaniel Howe in the expansion? I am not keen on what I have heard about Awakenings so far but I might consider purchasing for this reason alone. My HN PC is itching for the chance.

Overall Awakenings sounds like crap to me, but not having played it yet I reserve any final opinons for later provided of course killing Howes son is an option!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[1bloodyrogue]

Dude I will say I was a 187% with you on killing How.... all you can do is say "Hang him" and that's the end of it. I will admit as an angry human noble I wanted to personally spill his blood but when I didn't get to do it I reset and reloaded a previous save point. He becomes pretty decent pretty fast owning up to his dad being a douchebag and what not. Also he plays your lock pickin rogue pretty well early on.

[antonymagnus]

This is great news indeed, much rather he dies by me slowly killing him in the most torturous way my fiendish little mind can devise but, hangin will do.. Thx

[RevengeofNewton]

You want to kill him because he's the son of someone you don't like?



Damn.

[antonymagnus]

RevengeofNewton wrote...

You want to kill him because he's the son of someone you don't like?

Damn.

Oh yes, Rendon Howe killed Oren, Oriana, Eleanor, Bryce and so much more... Rendons deed deserves nothing less than his entire familys obliteration, VENGANCE. I am furious still, can you tell?? LOL



OT Not to mention the fact that Duncan conscripted me into the Wardens against my characters will when all he wanted to do was to defend Eleanor and Bryce to the death. Duncan be damed!! My characters wished death robbed of him by that idiot Duncan..Howes influence played a role with this regard also, forcing my character into more bitterness.

[Kryyptehk]

RevengeofNewton wrote...

You want to kill him because he's the son of someone you don't like?

Damn.

I imagine his character wants to kill him because his father killed his entire family. But that could just be me.

I didn't kill him with my Cousland because she was my first playthrough and I wanted to see his character. He's pretty handy at picking locks.

Modifié par Kryyptehk, 18 mars 2010 - 12:52 .

[rak72]

I really want to kill him, and I can pick my own locks, but, I have a feeling that something will happen by the end of the game where someone needs to be sacrificed (possibly myself). I'm thinking they(Bioware) will want to punish you for killing Howe by making you sacrifice yourself later, where you could have offed Howe.

[antonymagnus]

rak72 wrote...

I really want to kill him, and I can pick my own locks, but, I have a feeling that something will happen by the end of the game where someone needs to be sacrificed (possibly myself). I'm thinking they(Bioware) will want to punish you for killing Howe by making you sacrifice yourself later, where you could have offed Howe.

You know you speak truly (grumbles) I probably would need that arse Nate Howe for some thing or another..Oh well I kill him first and if it screws up my ending by me doing so I go back and offer mercy at prior save point..I certainly hope that, no offense, you are wrong.

Better yet I keep executing him and reloading that save point over and over until my thirst for vengance is satisfied! Oh yea, me like...

[Spammalanche]

I left him alive because it's fun running into his sister while playing as my Cousland.

[Default137]

Spammalanche wrote...

I left him alive because it's fun running into his sister while playing as my Cousland.

What does she say to a male Cousland? 

[RevengeofNewton]

Kryyptehk wrote...

RevengeofNewton wrote...

You want to kill him because he's the son of someone you don't like?

Damn.

I imagine his character wants to kill him because his father killed his entire family. But that could just be me.

I didn't kill him with my Cousland because she was my first playthrough and I wanted to see his character. He's pretty handy at picking locks.

Because children are responsible for their parent's deeds. Makes PERFECT sense.


Also I kept him alive cause he's good at ranged and lockpicking.

[zchen]

Cause you always eliminate a possible threat at the earliest possible opportunity. Don't make the mistake Rendon Howe did and leave a child alive.

[durasteel]

He is a homely man, but unless you're a rogue he is your universal lock picker. I was very frustrated that the dwarf rogue had such a low cunning when she joined me that she couldn't even pick her own nose.

[Selej]

Well he may not be responsible for his father's deeds but he's not innocent either. He snuck into the keep in order to try to kill the PC. He failed and even admits he will try again if you let him out. From a RP standpoint, here's a guy who's tried to kill me once and wants to do it again, and on top of it, is the son of the man who butchered my family. He deserves death.

[Jackalofdeath]

Selej: i think there is more than one character that tried to kill the PC but ultimately ends up joining the party



loghain , zev,

[antonymagnus]

Jackalofdeath wrote...

Selej: i think there is more than one character that tried to kill the PC but ultimately ends up joining the party

loghain , zev,

Both dead BTW


@ Selej   Forgot to mention that too in my prior post, thx

Modifié par antonymagnus, 19 mars 2010 - 04:18 .

[Drasanil]

Frankly I kept him alive through my first play through just because and I must say I won't be killing him in the next ones. Howe is awesome character not at all like Rendon and his banter with Velanna is pretty cool.

[ChaosUndivded]

if you playin a human noble, nathaniels sister says sumthin like she didnt want to marry that stuckup cousland boy anyway, at which time you have 3 options.. "i'm right here", say nothing, and i can't remember the other one.. i usually butt-in with the "i'm right here ya know" option.. put that wench in her place.. and if you recruit nate as a warden, it's as good as a death sentence anyway.. long, drawn out, bloody.. in the meantime he can pick locks for you