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[Addai]

Vicious wrote...

Could some of you fellas explain to me exactly what you want to do with Morrigan if your PCs find her?

Remember lads, this is a family thread. 

But seriously, I believe my PC just wants to know she is safe.  He is curious about the child, as well.  It's his child, after all.  I don't think he would press her if she said "get lost," but if she let him, I think my Aedan PC would give up everything to be with her.  That was what he was prepared to do in Origins, if he ever survived the Blight.  He was hoping that he could convince Morrigan that a bit of a "normal life" was not so bad, even though they would always have to stay outside the shadow of the Chantry.

[tom2504]

Vicious wrote...

Could some of you fellas explain to me exactly what you want to do with Morrigan if your PCs find her?

Find out why she had to leave (by asking her obviously) AND why she didn't want you to follow/find her.

Find out what the deal is with this whole baby business (is it powerful, evil, dangerous, etc..).
,
Renew your relationship with her (some kind of tear-worthy reunion once you find her, hopefully she'll be happy if you do and not angry that you didn't listen to her).

Get her back in your party to join in on your adventures. (Along with Alistair and hopefully a few other characters from the original DA:O!)

This coming from someone who DID perform the DR and ended the game with Morrigan loving him, I'm sure those who ended the game differently would want something different but similar at least.

Edit - I suppose the 4th request is a far stretch, especially as she will have a child - different for some people again however.

Like someone said - Bioware have dug themselves into a deep hole, with 3-4 different endings to choose from in DA:O they'll need a continuation for each previous storyline and for it to make sense in the sequel (that is ofcourse providing they continue your Warden's story in DAO2).

WHICH THEY SHOULD.

Modifié par tom2504, 12 mai 2010 - 11:31 .

[Terra_Ex]

Addai67 wrote...

Vicious wrote...

Could some of you fellas explain to me exactly what you want to do with Morrigan if your PCs find her?

Remember lads, this is a family thread. 

But seriously, I believe my PC just wants to know she is safe.  He is curious about the child, as well.  It's his child, after all.  I don't think he would press her if she said "get lost," but if she let him, I think my Aedan PC would give up everything to be with her.  That was what he was prepared to do in Origins, if he ever survived the Blight.  He was hoping that he could convince Morrigan that a bit of a "normal life" was not so bad, even though they would always have to stay outside the shadow of the Chantry.

lol Addai.

tbh, I could post a lot of stuff in response to this but I'm short on time & I think Addai hit the nail on the head - questions need answering chief among them is - why? Most of us would like to know what reason she has for leaving and completely disallowing the Warden from accompanying her. Essentially, give the warden the ability to ask her the questions we wanted to ask during the DR. Heck, if the warden had disappeared off with Morri at the end most of us would be considerably happier.

So essentially, remove the ball and gag situation the warden found himself in during the DR and let him ask meaningful questions. As has been reiterated for months, these answers will only carry weight if they are delivered to the warden.

Beyond that, as with any returning character, hopefully she could rejoin the team and be involved in the primary plot thread, as is standard in any continuing rpg.

Modifié par Terra_Ex, 12 mai 2010 - 11:41 .

[Barbarossa2010]

Master Shiori wrote...

Barbarossa2010 wrote...

Yep, we'll see how it turns out if you cheated on your ME1 LI (which I'll bet nearly every male player did).  And somehow without talking to Ash or Liara throughout the game, in this last playthrough I completed last night (Wow, just a great end BTW-I never tire of it) my Shep ended up with Ashley as an LI.  I was trying for a celibate ME1 run, to import into my next ME2 run, but I somehow got "Biowared."

I think it's because both Ashley and Liara start to show interest in you as soon as you get them on your team, so you actually need to shoot down the romance through dalogue rather then by ignoring them.

Where the heck were you when I needed you?

[Brockololly]

As far as what my Cousland would would want from a reunion with Morrigan? Pretty much what Terra, Addai and Tom mentioned. Mostly I'd like some answers or at least the ability to ask some relevant questions regarding her plan and hopefully get a meaningful response and not just some vague "I do not wish to tell you" answer. That and the whole issue of the Old God Baby seeing as my Cousland is the father and all.... I know Morrigan said not to follow but I think even she realizes deep down that the Warden is likely going to come knocking sooner or later.

And from a gameplay perspective, I just liked Morrigan as a snarky, amusing character and she was a pretty damn useful mage, so I'd like to see her back as a companion and part of the story.

Gaider posited a similar question a while back after Origins was released in this thread:
http://social.biowar...7/index/275058/

David Gaider wrote...

Just as a question, let's say you romanced Morrigan and you *did* chase after her once the story is over. What would you expect to happen if you found her?

I find it hard to believe that you would honestly expect a reunion where you run towards each other across a field of grass, arms open to sweep each other up? Morrigan says, "you found me, you big silly! I know I told you to never come after me, but I was totally wrong!" And then you go off to raise your demon baby in a nice cottage with a white picket fence?

Or you think that, having found her, she will answer questions for you then? Do you intend to offer child support, what? I know that you were hoping for something *more* -- but that's part of the point. I obviouslyhave my own ideas on where the story will go, but now I'm just really curious as to what sort of romantic reunion is being pictured here.

So I post a little joking response to which Gaider later replied in typical Gaider fashion:

David Gaider wrote...

Brockololly wrote...
I would guess that if you romanced Morrigan, did the ritual, and vowed to search for her, then the PC would spend a long time searching for Morrigan and once he eventually finds her she would be absolutely enraged at the PC for coming after her (for whatever reason). They exchange words and eventually come to blows- an all out fight, all the while shouting at each other as they totally expend all their energy fighting each other. Pretty soon though they realize they are just totally spent emotionally and physically and come to a draw. The PC and Morrigan proceed to have wild crazy witch sex right on the spot. Mark it down, thats your reunion right there.

And then the camera pulls back and you see you're in the Fade, and Morrigan is actually a Desire Demon. The player, oblivious, is forever trapped.

Yes, that might work.

*Sigh*

Modifié par Brockololly, 13 mai 2010 - 01:16 .

[Terra_Ex]

Brockololly wrote...

As far as what my Cousland would would want from a reunion with Morrigan? Pretty much what Terra, Addai and Tom mentioned. Mostly I'd like some answers or at least the ability to ask some relevant questions regarding her plan and hopefully get a meaningful response and not just some vague "I do not wish to tell you" answer. That and the whole issue of the Old God Baby seeing as my Cousland is the father and all.... I know Morrigan said not to follow but I think even she realizes deep down that the Warden is likely going to come knocking sooner or later.

And from a gameplay perspective, I just liked Morrigan as a snarky, amusing character and she was a pretty damn useful mage, so I'd like to see her back as a companion and part of the story.

Gaider posited a similar question a while back after Origins was released in this thread:
http://social.biowar...7/index/275058/

David Gaider wrote...

Just as a question, let's say you romanced Morrigan and you *did* chase after her once the story is over. What would you expect to happen if you found her?

I find it hard to believe that you would honestly expect a reunion where you run towards each other across a field of grass, arms open to sweep each other up? Morrigan says, "you found me, you big silly! I know I told you to never come after me, but I was totally wrong!" And then you go off to raise your demon baby in a nice cottage with a white picket fence?

Or you think that, having found her, she will answer questions for you then? Do you intend to offer child support, what? I know that you were hoping for something *more* -- but that's part of the point. I obviouslyhave my own ideas on where the story will go, but now I'm just really curious as to what sort of romantic reunion is being pictured here.

So I post a little joking response to which Gaider later replied in typical Gaider fashion:

Ah the picket fence quote - a classic I think a lot of people seem to think us Morri fans sit her dreaming up delusional and idyllic fantasies of a happily ever after reunion & ending, holding hands and walking off into the sunset. What appeals to me about the Morri romance is its execution is fairly unique in comparison to BW's previous offerings. On completing the game, we have what is potentially a brilliant plot thread sadly marred by the DR plot hammer & cutting room scissors incident (but still very salvageable) - which does not a conclusion make. Surely it shouldn't come as that much of a surprise to the writer that a reunion is obviously going to be desired since the DR largely plays out with an indifferent Morrigan regardless of the player's actions. I swear, we're stuck in an infinite loop here 

Brockololly wrote...

David Gaider wrote...

Brockololly wrote...
I would guess that if you romanced Morrigan, did the ritual, and vowed to search for her, then the PC would spend a long time searching for Morrigan and once he eventually finds her she would be absolutely enraged at the PC for coming after her (for whatever reason). They exchange words and eventually come to blows- an all out fight, all the while shouting at each other as they totally expend all their energy fighting each other. Pretty soon though they realize they are just totally spent emotionally and physically and come to a draw. The PC and Morrigan proceed to have wild crazy witch sex right on the spot. Mark it down, thats your reunion right there.

And then the camera pulls back and you see you're in the Fade, and Morrigan is actually a Desire Demon. The player, oblivious, is forever trapped.

Yes, that might work.

*Sigh* [smilie]http://social.bioware.com/images/forum/emoticons/pinched.png[/smilie]

Ah, so when DA2 comes out and we fall into this particular trap (which will naturally be unavoidable) and get "Gaidered" we can blame it all on you Brock.

Modifié par Terra_Ex, 13 mai 2010 - 01:52 .

[Barbarossa2010]

Vicious wrote...

Could some of you fellas explain to me exactly what you want to do with Morrigan if your PCs find her?

Honestly Vicious, I'm pretty much done with Morrigan.  From the contrived WTF Gotcha moment at the DR, to the glitches (or maybe they're not glitches) that automatically reduce your Warden and Morrigan to bestest buddies because you dared to talk to her; to BW's virtual silence on the issues raised in this thread.  I'm just done.  The romance was handled poorly in game, the Ritual was contrived and souring, and the response to player outrage is to tell us we're "myopic." 

Why should anyone give a **** anymore? Seriously.  Whatever they have planned for the Warden and Morrigan (even if there is a plan), they're not going to allow you to affect a damn thing anyway, and if so, they'll probably kill Morrigan off or something equally stupid because this is "dark fantasy;" so I'm pretty much moving on.  Gaider and company way overplay their hand with Morrigan; just my opinion of course.

I mean, I'll stay on the Boards here, because I've made a few virtual friends, and I need to rant every so often and these guys are most accomodating; but sitting on the edge of my seat in anticipation of the next DA title?  Nah.  The DLC released to date and the upcoming fiasco on May 18 isn't exactly making up for that lousy ass ending.  It's really only serving to sour me on the franchise.

I've got to get back to gaming that I enjoy and is not ruined by contrived storylines.  I'm honestly more interested in ME3 and what that will bring, than worrying about Morrigan anymore.  The DA Team's response (or lack of) on our well outlined issues has pretty much seen to that. 

Some of this may sound a little harsh, but I'm just being honest.  No intent to offend anyone here at all.  Everyone has their opinion this is just mine.

[webbedfeet]

Vicious wrote...

Could some of you fellas explain to me exactly what you want to do with Morrigan if your PCs find her?

For the ones who DO follow...

"Why?"

"Do you truly not want me around? Or is there another reason? If there is, is it a reason I can potentially do something about?"

"Also, wouldn't you let me teach our boy/girl a trick or two? I know a few really funny ones for when the templars come calling...ahh, he/she doesn't have Flemeth's nose. Lucky child."

Small things, because I assume the plot will not ENTIRELY revolve around Morrigan.

And yes, I would've been quite happy with "No answer to the first, no to the second, no to the third."

Modifié par webbedfeet, 13 mai 2010 - 01:39 .

[Barbarossa2010]

Double post.  I'm an idiot.

Modifié par Barbarossa2010, 13 mai 2010 - 01:39 .

[Terra_Ex]

Barbarossa2010 wrote...

Why should anyone give a **** anymore? Seriously.  Whatever they have planned for the Warden and Morrigan (even if there is a plan), they're not going to allow you to affect a damn thing anyway, and if so, they'll probably kill Morrigan off or something equally stupid because this is "dark fantasy;" so I'm pretty much moving on.  Gaider and company way overplay their hand with Morrigan; just my opinion of course.

You know what, the more I think on it, the more I find myself coming around to your point of view on the matter.

Modifié par Terra_Ex, 13 mai 2010 - 01:41 .

[Swoo]

Vicious wrote...

Could some of you fellas explain to me
exactly what you want to do with Morrigan if your PCs find her?

Get some answers and some bloody resolution by the end of the second game. A
lot of 'why's' come up, and 'I'm not going to tell you' doesn't work
for me. Plus my Mage does not have Happy-Fun-Time with the Chantry, so
any static from a ressurected Old God cult and the kid, I'm more than
happy to throw some fireballs in support.

Barbarossa2010 wrote...

Why should anyone give a **** anymore? Seriously.  Whatever they have planned for the Warden and Morrigan (even if there is a plan), they're not going to allow you to affect a damn thing anyway, and if so, they'll probably kill Morrigan off or something equally stupid because this is "dark fantasy;" so I'm pretty much moving on.  Gaider and company way overplay their hand with Morrigan; just my opinion of course.

Because I do? I invested a lot of time and put a lot of enjoyment into my characters story and I still want to see that come to a satisfying conclusion (that has nothing to do with white picket fences) and I believe Bioware is still capable of delivering that, and it hasn't been ruled out by them as of yet. If you need hope, you just have to look at the fact that the Warden was supposed to be forced into the Ultimate Sacrifice no matter what, and at the end they changed it up with an aaaaamazing plot hook for the next game that has people going off on both ends of the spectrum in anticipation.

And Dark Fantasy's biggest building block is everything comes with a price. I could see them Viconia'ng her, but more likely I think it will end up being a hard choice between wants and duty. (And I'll tell you right now, I'm weak. Wants all the way.)

Modifié par Swoo, 13 mai 2010 - 02:20 .

[Swoo]

And hey, pictures!  (I always liked this one, reminds me of Yo****aka Amano's Concept Art for the very first Final Fantasy games. Amano.)




Edit: You seriously just censored my favorite artists name, Bioware? Oh, bad form! Plus, formating on this site sucks. Ugh.

Modifié par Swoo, 13 mai 2010 - 02:37 .

[Addai]

Well I would add to my reply above that what I posted is what my Warden wants. Not the same as what he's going to get, or even what he expects will happen.



The picket fence thing, ugh... condescending to your audience, now there's great fan relations.

[Swoo]

Addai67 wrote...

Well I would add to my reply above that what I posted is what my Warden wants. Not the same as what he's going to get, or even what he expects will happen.

The picket fence thing, ugh... condescending to your audience, now there's great fan relations.

Did Gaider beat a puppy to death on a Bioware webcam or something and I missed it, because I just don't seem to take any malice out of the things he's been quoted as saying. To me, it just read as he was interested in where we saw it going, and didn't think any of us expected a settle down and play house with the god-baby and lady type of ending. Seemed fair.

[Addai]

I guess I figure that no one in their right mind would expect a picket-fence resolution anyway, and asking for some sort of resolution is not unreasonable, so the way the question is prefaced insults the player's intelligence. But maybe that assumption looks differently if you're reading the fan/ hate mail.

Modifié par Addai67, 13 mai 2010 - 03:40 .

[Brockololly]

Barbarossa2010 wrote...

Why should anyone give a **** anymore? Seriously.  Whatever they have planned for the Warden and Morrigan (even if there is a plan), they're not going to allow you to affect a damn thing anyway, and if so, they'll probably kill Morrigan off or something equally stupid because this is "dark fantasy;" so I'm pretty much moving on.  Gaider and company way overplay their hand with Morrigan; just my opinion of course.

No, I understand where you're coming from completely. If DAO was my 1st RPG and it ended the way it did with Morrigan I'd be a little jaded too. Whats keeping me hopeful though throughout it all is that as far as sequels go, Bioware hasn't let me down yet and despite the clusterf*** that the DR and Morrigan's romance seemingly devolves into if you're looking for any closure, going off of past Bioware efforts I still have faith that they can deliver with DA2. Am I being MYOPIC in putting my faith in Bioware? Time will tell....

Swoo wrote...

Because
I do? I invested a lot of time and put a lot of enjoyment into my
characters story and I still want to see that come to a satisfying
conclusion (that has nothing to do with white picket fences) and
I believe Bioware is still capable of delivering that, and it hasn't
been ruled out by them as of yet. If you need hope, you just have to
look at the fact that the Warden was supposed to be forced into the
Ultimate Sacrifice no matter what, and at the end they changed it up
with an aaaaamazing plot hook for the next game that has people going
off on both ends of the spectrum in anticipation.

And Dark
Fantasy's biggest building block is everything comes with a price. I
could see them Viconia'ng her, but more likely I think it will end up
being a hard choice between wants and duty. (And I'll tell you right
now, I'm weak. Wants all the way.)

Totally agree- Crappy ending (or bittersweet, however you want to spin it) or not, I still loved DAO. But the varying reactions to Morrigan's ending and in turn the romancing Warden's ending just goes to show that if an ending is too wide open or one-size fits all like the DR, it can really ruin one's view of an entire game. If the whole ending with Morrigan is provided closure in DA2 then our moaning is all for naught really.

Its just that right now, its like we just finished The Empire Strikes Back but we have no clue if the next Star Wars movie will even focus on Luke, Han, Vader and everyone else- for all we know it will be all about Ewoks and Jar Jar or something. I still have faith in Bioware based on them giving me BG, KOTOR and ME- some of my very favorite gaming experiences ever. But if they flub up with DA2, the good will starts drying up fast.

Swoo wrote...

Did Gaider beat a puppy to death on a
Bioware webcam or something and I missed it, because I just don't seem
to take any malice out of the things he's been quoted as saying. To me,
it just read as he was interested in where we saw it going, and didn't
think any of us expected a settle down and play house with the god-baby
and lady type of ending. Seemed fair.

Me either, sure Gaider may be frustratingly wishy washy with his maybe/ maybe not speak sometimes, but like he posted about where we thought the Morrigan romance was going, I didn't take anything mean out of that. I mean there probably are some people that want to settle down in a little cottage and have a sunshine and rainbows Morrigan reunion. Gaider is just saying that DA isn't the type of universe where that sort of thing is likely going to happen. Seems fair to me- but conversely I don't think everything in DA needs to be doom and gloom either...

Terra_Ex wrote...
Ah, so when DA2 comes out and we fall into
this particular trap (which will naturally be unavoidable) and get
"Gaidered" we can blame it all on you Brock.

Ahhh... honestly I'll be looking for this in DA2- I can picture it now, we'll get transported to the Fade eventually, not having had any sign of Morrigan in DA2 up to that point and then we''ll get our rainbows and puppies, white picket fence romantic reunion with Morrigan there. Then later on you get the regular doom and gloom reunion with Morrigan later on back in Thedas. Heck, if you've read The Calling, just substitute the Warden with Maric and Morrigan for Katriel and there you go (of course maybe thats not quite right, since Katriel was dead...so unless they plan on killing off Morrigan....ruh-roh)  Hopefully Gaider isn't getting any more ideas....

*Takes his bow and exits stage left*

Modifié par Brockololly, 13 mai 2010 - 03:54 .

[KnightofPhoenix]

I don't understand the problem with Gaider's comment either. They basically said nothing. He just wants his options open (or seem to be open) and doesn't want to promise anything. Tis all. If anything, it's almost as if he is teasing us and not wanting to tell us how Morrigan will be delt with.

[Brockololly]

Addai67 wrote...

I guess I figure that no one in their right mind would expect a picket-fence resolution anyway, and asking for some sort of resolution is not unreasonable, so the way the question is prefaced insults the player's intelligence. But maybe that assumption looks differently if you're reading the fan/ hate mail.

Well, as obsessive as some of us may seem, all one needs to do to see the true face of fan obsession over a pixelated character is to delve into the mountains of madness over in  the Tali thread in the ME forums. Wow.... my mind is still scarred with the pic of a home made life size Tali doll somebody made. So yeah, if I were Gaider I wouldn't underestimate how out there some of the fans could be with expectations. As for most of the frequenters of this thread, I don't think any of us are making exorbitant requests regarding Morrigan, mostly just some damn closure and explanation if nothing else.

[Addai]

KnightofPhoenix wrote...

I don't understand the problem with Gaider's comment either. They basically said nothing. He just wants his options open (or seem to be open) and doesn't want to promise anything. Tis all. If anything, it's almost as if he is teasing us and not wanting to tell us how Morrigan will be delt with.

What I was talking about a few posts back was the "running across a field with open arms/ white picket fence" quote, not his earlier posting on this thread.

There was nothing surprising or objectionable to me in what he posted here.

[KnightofPhoenix]

Addai67 wrote...

KnightofPhoenix wrote...

I don't understand the problem with Gaider's comment either. They basically said nothing. He just wants his options open (or seem to be open) and doesn't want to promise anything. Tis all. If anything, it's almost as if he is teasing us and not wanting to tell us how Morrigan will be delt with.

What I was talking about a few posts back was the "running across a field with open arms/ white picket fence" quote, not his earlier posting on this thread.

There was nothing surprising or objectionable to me in what he posted here.

Oh, my bad.

[KnightofPhoenix]

I guess I should post this here.
The reason Morrigan isn';t showing up is because Cerberus and the Illusive Man have enlisted her, since she is the perfect model for humanity (and certainly not Miranda).

[Ash Wind]

Swoo wrote...

Addai67 wrote...

Well I would add to my reply above that what I posted is what my Warden wants. Not the same as what he's going to get, or even what he expects will happen.

The picket fence thing, ugh... condescending to your audience, now there's great fan relations.

Did Gaider beat a puppy to death on a Bioware webcam or something and I missed it, because I just don't seem to take any malice out of the things he's been quoted as saying. To me, it just read as he was interested in where we saw it going, and didn't think any of us expected a settle down and play house with the god-baby and lady type of ending. Seemed fair.

Well some frustration is understandable, in my opinion, given the investment many have made. I'm not going to start burning him in effigy, but from a PR standpoint, there's a way to handle things, and way not to handle them.

Tact is the ability to tell a person to go to hell, and to send him merrily on his way. He could use some tact lessons.

From the Myopic comment and the picket-fences comments are, at best condescending. All he is doing is insulting those who bought into his story, and want more. 

Whether they ultimately decide to go into a different direction, whether they are holding there cards close to the vest... either way they are going, there are much better ways of handling the interest than sophmoric digs and slaps... at your customers. 

Modifié par Ash Wind, 13 mai 2010 - 04:32 .

[Brockololly]

Ash Wind wrote...

Well some frustration is understandable, in my opinion, given the investment many have made. I'm not going to start burning him in effigy, but from a PR standpoint, there's a way to handle things, and way not to handle them.

Tact is the ability to tell a person to go to hell, and to send him merrily on his way. He could use some tact lessons.

From the Myopic comment and the picket-fences comments are, at best condescending. All he is doing is insulting those who bought into his story, and want more. 

Whether they ultimately decide to go into a different direction, whether they are holding there cards close to the vest... either way they are going, there are much better ways of handling the interest than sophmoric digs and slaps... at your customers. 

Maybe its just me but again, nothing he's ever written that I've read comes off as too insulting or condescending, IMO. Maybe blunt at times but he's not the PR or Customer service rep, he's the lead writer- so long as one stays civil thats that. Maybe I just have thick skin, but at least with the myopic comment all he was saying was that it might be short-sighted to say right now you'll never ever ever buy another DA game if we don't get closure to Morrigan or OGB. And as frustrating a prospect as that might seem right now, if the next DA game can be Awesomeness Incarnate, it might be short sighted to say you'll never ever play it. Thats all. I'd agree but I just so happen to think that for the next DA game to be Awesomeness Incarnate, Morrigan and the Warden should be in it.

Anyway, back on topic, how about that Morrigan, eh?

KnightofPhoenix wrote...

I guess I should post this here.
The
reason Morrigan isn';t showing up is because Cerberus and the Illusive
Man have enlisted her, since she is the perfect model for humanity (and
certainly not Miranda).
*snip*

That my friend, is one creepy pic, true Nightmare Fuel- (the prospect of TIM boning Morrigan, not Morrigan herself mind you...)

Modifié par Brockololly, 13 mai 2010 - 04:49 .

[Ash Wind]

Brockololly wrote...

Ash Wind wrote...

Well some frustration is understandable, in my opinion, given the investment many have made. I'm not going to start burning him in effigy, but from a PR standpoint, there's a way to handle things, and way not to handle them.

Tact is the ability to tell a person to go to hell, and to send him merrily on his way. He could use some tact lessons.

From the Myopic comment and the picket-fences comments are, at best condescending. All he is doing is insulting those who bought into his story, and want more. 

Whether they ultimately decide to go into a different direction, whether they are holding there cards close to the vest... either way they are going, there are much better ways of handling the interest than sophmoric digs and slaps... at your customers. 

Maybe its just me but again, nothing he's ever written that I've read comes off as too insulting or condescending, IMO. Maybe blunt at times but he's not the PR or Customer service rep, he's the lead writer- so long as one stays civil thats that. Maybe I just have thick skin, but at least with the myopic comment all he was saying was that it might be short-sighted to say right now you'll never ever ever buy another DA game if we don't get closure to Morrigan or OGB. And as frustrating a prospect as that might seem right now, if the next DA game can be Awesomeness Incarnate, it might be short sighted to say you'll never ever play it. Thats all. I'd agree but I just so happen to think that for the next DA game to be Awesomeness Incarnate, Morrigan and the Warden should be in it.

Anyway, back on topic, how about that Morrigan, eh?

Not to beat the subject totally to death (lol though I think we are close) I disagree, when you identify yourself as the lead writer and post on semi public forums, you're doing PR, whether it says that on your business card or not.

I just think there are more constructive ways of dealing with the interest than sophmoric jabs.

Back on topic eh? Morrigan... that's the one... with the dark hair, right?

Modifié par Ash Wind, 13 mai 2010 - 04:58 .