This was almost a raeg post, but I tamed it for you guys
I finally made a piece of art that I was halfway satisfied with and my scanner fucked it up.
You Are Tasty by ~Kuroloki on deviantART
DRAGON AGE MEME TIME taken from tanyad
1. Favorite Dragon Age game (Ie: Origins, Awakening, Dragon Age 2)
2. Favorite character
3. Least favorite character
4. Favorite Love Interest
5. Least favorite Love Interest
6. Your Warden’s story
7. Favorite quest
8. Least favorite quest
9. Favorite class (ie; mage, warrior, rogue, assassin, healer…)
10. Favorite party banter
11. Favorite song from the soundtracks
12. OTP
13. Mages or Templars?
14. Character you wish was a romance option
15. Your favorite “Bro”
16. Your ultimate team from all games
17. Favorite Origins story
18. Character you are most like
19. Character who’d be your best friend
20. Character you wouldn’t get along with
21. Favorite villain
22. Favorite NPC
23. Scene you wish you could change the outcome of the most
24. Most shocking scene
25. Scene that made you cry
26. Crack OTP
27. Best part of the games
28. Worst part of the games
29. If you made a deal with a demon what would your bargain be?
30. Hopes for Dragon Age 3
1. Favorite Dragon Age game (Ie: Origins, Awakening, Dragon Age 2)
So far I've only played Origins and DA2. I felt that a lot of Origins was much better technically speaking. There were a lot more opportunities to interact with your environment, and the plot seemed a lot more solid. DA2 felt really lazy in these aspects and more--like wtf, reusing the same maps for different areas? Ok. And you got pretty much the same ending no matter what choices you made throughout the game.
Strangely, I like DA2 better. Although Origins was well-done, the storyline was a really typical high fantasy and I felt like I might as well be playing D&D. I felt the plot for DA2, although messy, was a lot more original for a game of its genre. Mostly, though, the characters were amazing. I felt really attached to all of them, especially Fenris (duh). They were what pulled it all together for me. In the past, I've read books that have engaged me so thoroughly that I felt as though I was actually there with friends, and felt like I was saying goodbye when the books ended. This is the first time a game has had the same effect on me. BEING the main character made it that much more engaging. The saddest part is that I will never be able to experience the same exact story more than once. I wish I could go back and watch all of my old cutscenes with Hawke and Fenris ;_;
You Are Tasty by ~Kuroloki on deviantART
DRAGON AGE MEME TIME taken from tanyad
1. Favorite Dragon Age game (Ie: Origins, Awakening, Dragon Age 2)
2. Favorite character
3. Least favorite character
4. Favorite Love Interest
5. Least favorite Love Interest
6. Your Warden’s story
7. Favorite quest
8. Least favorite quest
9. Favorite class (ie; mage, warrior, rogue, assassin, healer…)
10. Favorite party banter
11. Favorite song from the soundtracks
12. OTP
13. Mages or Templars?
14. Character you wish was a romance option
15. Your favorite “Bro”
16. Your ultimate team from all games
17. Favorite Origins story
18. Character you are most like
19. Character who’d be your best friend
20. Character you wouldn’t get along with
21. Favorite villain
22. Favorite NPC
23. Scene you wish you could change the outcome of the most
24. Most shocking scene
25. Scene that made you cry
26. Crack OTP
27. Best part of the games
28. Worst part of the games
29. If you made a deal with a demon what would your bargain be?
30. Hopes for Dragon Age 3
1. Favorite Dragon Age game (Ie: Origins, Awakening, Dragon Age 2)
So far I've only played Origins and DA2. I felt that a lot of Origins was much better technically speaking. There were a lot more opportunities to interact with your environment, and the plot seemed a lot more solid. DA2 felt really lazy in these aspects and more--like wtf, reusing the same maps for different areas? Ok. And you got pretty much the same ending no matter what choices you made throughout the game.
Strangely, I like DA2 better. Although Origins was well-done, the storyline was a really typical high fantasy and I felt like I might as well be playing D&D. I felt the plot for DA2, although messy, was a lot more original for a game of its genre. Mostly, though, the characters were amazing. I felt really attached to all of them, especially Fenris (duh). They were what pulled it all together for me. In the past, I've read books that have engaged me so thoroughly that I felt as though I was actually there with friends, and felt like I was saying goodbye when the books ended. This is the first time a game has had the same effect on me. BEING the main character made it that much more engaging. The saddest part is that I will never be able to experience the same exact story more than once. I wish I could go back and watch all of my old cutscenes with Hawke and Fenris ;_;