You mean on your game she offered to 'lay' with Alistair?StriderShinryu said:I loved Alistair as well. On my second full playthrough and just reached the scene where you bring him Morrigan's.. offer on the final night. Even if he wasn't great the rest of the game (which he is), that one scene would have sold me on him as a great character.Jory said:
Yes this too. It's so annoying trying to pull enemies when everyone else feels like running after everyone and getting themselves owned.Da_Schwartz said:
This and 2Fraught said:
Yeah, on my second playthrough I was a female dwarven noble so, for some reason, Morrigan wasn't interested in laying with me.. though I doubt it would have done much good given the requirements of the ritual anyway.Jory said:You mean on your game she offered to 'lay' with Alistair?StriderShinryu said:I loved Alistair as well. On my second full playthrough and just reached the scene where you bring him Morrigan's.. offer on the final night. Even if he wasn't great the rest of the game (which he is), that one scene would have sold me on him as a great character.Jory said:
She was all about me on my play through so I haven't seen that scene.
As Alistair and her don't exactly like eachother, and instead of laying with you, Morrigan tasks you with convincing Alistair that sleeping with her is a good idea.
I played it on the 360 and thought it was gorgeous - and I am an avid JRPG player, so my bar is high. My only complaint was face animation; I'm hoping for less stiffness and a wider range of expression.Shoggoth2588 said:
I was happy with the graphics and really, who cares about graphics if the innovative gameplay is delivered fantastically while you feel engaged and enthralled with the incredible storyline and devoted to helping your fellow humans or destroying the enemies with passionate and meaningful choices which make youShoggoth2588 said:
