PhatoseAlpha
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- Apr 10, 2005
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Out of curiousity, are there any spell point trainers or mods out yet? I'm about to finish my second run through, fairly, but didn't get to see a lot of the spells - the fourth tier ones require a lot of points, which is hard to swallow if the first three tiers aren't pretty useful.
Anybody else seen the codex entry where they're busting on Mass Effect?
Anyway, various end game spoilers underneath.
Anybody else seen the codex entry where they're busting on Mass Effect?
Anyway, various end game spoilers underneath.
Reaching the end of the game, second time through as a mage, I realized that the whole prison sequence was absolutely insulting. I know there are balance issues, but the guards there were so dumb I expected one to be named Sgt. Schultz.
Toss me in a jail, no antimagic wards, the only guard isn't even a dwarf, let alone a templar. I would've felt bad about killing him, seeing as I had surrendered to prevent needless loss of life, but I figured this fell under the banner of 'Too Stupid To Live'. And of course, they leave all my stuff in a box right outside my cell, just in case I decide to kill the guard with a spell. Then, one stolen uniform and a few conversations later, they let me walk right out the door to go 'on patrol'. Somehow, I imagine prison management were all put on the rack for that one.
The Loghain duel, which was supposed to be epic, was not. In fact, it consisted entirely of me tossing him into a crushing prison, then covering him with bees and laughing until he fell over. Felt bad for him at first, then I remember the prison for morons he had tossed me into.
Alistair turned out to be a little bitch - see a chance for some poetic justice, but no, I have to kill him or you'll throw a hissy fit. My way or the highway! But I don't want to be king! Whiny bastard.
Then Morrigan shows up with her little 'plan'. A baby, produced by two of the most powerful mages in the land, harboring a soul of an ancient sort-of-god who was not-god-enough-to-keep-from-being-corrupted. Oh, and some questionable darkspawn taint from dear old dad. And raised by a woman entirely dedicated to selfishness. Yeah, great plan!
Where is the 'cover her in bees' dialog option?
Toss me in a jail, no antimagic wards, the only guard isn't even a dwarf, let alone a templar. I would've felt bad about killing him, seeing as I had surrendered to prevent needless loss of life, but I figured this fell under the banner of 'Too Stupid To Live'. And of course, they leave all my stuff in a box right outside my cell, just in case I decide to kill the guard with a spell. Then, one stolen uniform and a few conversations later, they let me walk right out the door to go 'on patrol'. Somehow, I imagine prison management were all put on the rack for that one.
The Loghain duel, which was supposed to be epic, was not. In fact, it consisted entirely of me tossing him into a crushing prison, then covering him with bees and laughing until he fell over. Felt bad for him at first, then I remember the prison for morons he had tossed me into.
Alistair turned out to be a little bitch - see a chance for some poetic justice, but no, I have to kill him or you'll throw a hissy fit. My way or the highway! But I don't want to be king! Whiny bastard.
Then Morrigan shows up with her little 'plan'. A baby, produced by two of the most powerful mages in the land, harboring a soul of an ancient sort-of-god who was not-god-enough-to-keep-from-being-corrupted. Oh, and some questionable darkspawn taint from dear old dad. And raised by a woman entirely dedicated to selfishness. Yeah, great plan!
Where is the 'cover her in bees' dialog option?
