She has done a lot of other roles besides the guild. She was a patient in the second episode of the 5 season of house. As some posted above she was in a dollhouse episode. I also believe she was in a Buffy episode or two (actually 8).Spectrum_Prez said:She's decent on the Guild but I doubt she has the acting chops to pull off a more serious role.
A plague on both your houses.Inglip said:I have to say it, Felicia Day is not a good actress. She just gets a gold star for everything she does because nerds like her.
The same can be applied to Nathan Fillion to a lesser extent.
I feel the need to express agreement with this. I'm not impressed with either her or the idea of a Dragon Age webseries. It's most likely going to be of SyFy quality, if that much.Inglip said:I have to say it, Felicia Day is not a good actress. She just gets a gold star for everything she does because nerds like her.
The same can be applied to Nathan Fillion to a lesser extent.
You thought Dragon Age was weak on narrative and characters? Pistols at dawn, sir!hyperdrachen said:To me dragon age felt pretty thin on the narrative/character aspect. I don't feel they need to chase a high dramatic bar, so I'd have to agree on a more lighthearted approach. That said I don't want something so drowned in MMO/chatspeak, that I groan at it's "internets".
The reason MMOs, don't get called MMORPGS, is because role-playing a chathappy "internet" rambling on about leroy jenkins, nubs, and the lawlz, shatters any suspension of disbelief and immersion into the fiction. The Guild was based on this, but I'm not interested in The Guild reskinned as Dragon Age.
Wait, what? I like Veronica... might this be why? I thought it was just her habit for punching thugs' faces off of their heads. But with this new piece of info I guess there might have been other reasons...Dethpixie said:Fun fact: She was also Veronica in New Vegas, so it's not impossible for her to pull off a quirky, sarcastic role in a dark universe.
Consider me cautiously optimistic.