Or then you could just do as she wants.. not a big deal.z3rostr1fe said:But... I need a healer!
I guess i'll be off packing up some pots then instead...
Or then you could just do as she wants.. not a big deal.z3rostr1fe said:But... I need a healer!
I guess i'll be off packing up some pots then instead...
There is one thing here that I need to comment on. This has always been the status quo with Star Wars licensed games. The canon ending for multiple choice games is ALWAYS canon in the Expanded Universe. Bioware has less say in this because the way Star Wars is set up, there needs to be an established timeline.grimner said:(Kotor 1 allows you to be female and go all out evil, but the canon is still you're a goody two shoes male), and it's accepted.
It is kind of funny that I've never heard anyone call out dragon age on the arrow splitting. Especially since freakin' everyone can do it by the end. So annoying!Sir John the Net Knight said:I told people before, recapitation is just one of Leliana's many, many super powers. Like captivation, arrow splitting and seducing elven girls.
It buggs when it comes to saves that have awakening/witch hunt/golems events. Eventually they'll fix those that are indeed errors. I played with only a save containing the end of origins and never met Zevran(he turned on me eventually in DAO)in DA2.erztez said:Trust me...it wasn't just the one.Wabblefish said:Nice comic I guess but it seems a little harsh lol, it was only one retcon and this is just more ammuninition for the old school Rpg mega fanboys to use.
The game basically ignores EVERYTHING you did in DA:O, which would be fine by me if they didn't put in a save import feature.
What's the point of doing THAT if you just ignore all the data?
Not sure if you've been told this, and I do apologize if you have been, but the thing with Zevran is that the choice being transferred over is corrupt or something and just says he's alive.Belzera said:Haha, I didn't kill her in my DA:O game, but I did kill Zevran.... now how the frak did he give my Hawke this shiny awesome weapon as a ghost?
but sir, they're ANDRASTE's ashes, not just ANY ashes. if they can fix squirrel aids, what in the world CAN'T they fix?Sucal said:It was the ashes. The magical ashes ofJoan of ArcAndraste magically reanimated her corpse. (It can't be sillier then a pinch of the ashes being able to cure a magical disease.)
Except it gets even more jarring when you actually defile the ashes, since that's the instance where Leliana possibly turns on you, when you attempt to defile the holy ashes.AnonymouZero said:but sir, they're ANDRASTE's ashes, not just ANY ashes. if they can fix squirrel aids, what in the world CAN'T they fix?Sucal said:It was the ashes. The magical ashes ofJoan of ArcAndraste magically reanimated her corpse. (It can't be sillier then a pinch of the ashes being able to cure a magical disease.)
I for one applaud dragon age for picking elements that are canon and saying "that's just the way it goes". Then again, they didn't step on my toes so maybe I'm biased. They let Leiliana live and killed Flemeth, like I did so cheers all around I get to feel like I did things the right way. I know a lot of people will hate the dis-connect between games but sometimes a developer has to say "Sorry if you were a homicidal maniac that killed everyone, that didn't leave us a lot to work with". I've seen a lot of sequels with mushy, watery plots simply because they were afraid to commit to one interpretation of events. "And then the hero... he did... something. And woah. The thing he did. I can't tell you about it here. But... WOW. And the way it changed things. Totally. We won't go there, but hey. It's something alright."Grey Carter said:The illustrious Tycho over at Penny Arcade described Gaider as a "King" [http://www.penny-arcade.com/2011/4/4/] and honestly, that sounds right. The man is an inspiration. Next time someone posts a not-quite-as-clever little comment about Erin having sideburns I may just abandon my angry stoicism and instead just pick them up and throw them out a window.
But I LIKE Erin's side-burns ...her new botox job is also looking pretty goodGrey Carter said:Critical Miss: Dragon Age: Destiny
Just a flesh wound.
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Grey's corner.
Have you been to the Bioware forums lately? If not you really should pay them a visit. [http://forums.bioware.com/] They're excellent. The central attraction is a giant pit in which David Gaider has taken it upon himself to fight what seems like the entire universe. Thus far he's winning. [http://www.escapistmagazine.com/news/view/108722-Dragon-Age-2-Lead-Writer-Blasts-Homophobic-Fan]
Forums, particularly sprawling multi-title forums like those belonging to Bioware, are generally not a very forgiving place when it comes to artists interacting with critics. Despite the quite literal power Gaider has on the forums he's still, like any artist dealing with criticism on the internet, at an inherent disadvantage. Answering criticism regardless of its validity is seen as pointless, vain or a sign of insecurity, especially when you're one (admittedly large) cog in a big machine, such as a dev team. "Don't feed the trolls" mantra of the smug is used as a stock criticism for any creator, in almost any digital medium, who tries to defend his or her work. It's used as a blanket statement to either discourage an artist from answering bullshit criticism, or as a last ditch effort to save face if the critic happens to be losing an argument.
This is why when Gaider came out swinging, bellowing defiance with trolls hanging off every limb, the general response was an incredibly positive "Get in there, my son."
It's refreshing, at least for those of us who've had the pleasure of trying to pick out valid criticism from trolling, to see an artist, one with a big publisher on his back, call out nonsense for what it is and be praised for it rather than ridiculed.
The illustrious Tycho over at Penny Arcade described Gaider as a "King" [http://www.penny-arcade.com/2011/4/4/] and honestly, that sounds right. The man is an inspiration. Next time someone posts a not-quite-as-clever little comment about Erin having sideburns I may just abandon my angry stoicism and instead just pick them up and throw them out a window.
the reason Leliana wouldn't give her the ashes was because Erin Cousland wanted to defile them, so that wouldn't work. although it is a nice idea.Sucal said:It was the ashes. The magical ashes ofJoan of ArcAndraste magically reanimated her corpse. (It can't be sillier then a pinch of the ashes being able to cure a magical disease.)