Who was the first character you slept with?

[SpellAndShield]

See I'm not the only one :biggrin: andreweve1 is the same. The choices I make as a male would be female choices I can't and don't want to think like a man, being married to one is enough :woot: :woot:

 

Elooocin- your more generous with your man than I am, the PC is mine, allllll mine no one touches it without my permission. DH has a PS3, but on the up side for him, he gets the huge flat screen TV. I've seen all the scenes without having to play as a man as DH called me over when they played, so I'm not missing anything. He won't drop the subject of why I won't play a dwarf and I often have to put up with his ribbing about it, but I get my own back by asking could his latest choice of hair products have anything to do with his Zev romance :laugh: :laugh:

 

I think the point of an RPG game (unlike real life) is that men and women are not really different in any substantial way; I mean, let's be honest, in real life women are significantly weaker than men, so the idea that a woman can swing a great sword with full plate armour on is a fantastical idea, i.e. fantasy. But that is the point; psychological differences between men and women, so pronounced in real life, are miminised or of little significance in a game like DA. That is why I have no problem playing a female (apart from the fact that women are beautiful and men are well, hairy, sweaty and, bleh; to this day it is beyond my comprehension why or how women find men attractive but that is neither here nor there). So, in a fantasy game very few if any of the real life rules apply. Certainly, a concept such as 'thinking like a man' does not exist in a fantasy game and even in real life, one would need to define what exactly that entails.

[brokenergy]

I didn't really thought that it would happen but the first character I slept with was Morrigan. Who would have thought that probing turns her on :laugh:

[elooocin]

@ell - :laugh: Well we do not have any other type of gaming system b/c my guy has issues with leaving things unfinished and HAS to complete everything he does, so when he starts a game he cannot stop playing in every free moment he has until it is done. BUT, he would still complain about my gaming time so I begged, pleaded and dragged him into my computer chair for my own selfish reasons :ninja: He got all addicted to playing and therefore could no longer complain when I wanted to stay up till 3 am playing. :turned: Especially when I once woke up at 6 am and he was still sitting at my computer and had to be at work in a few hours! I'm not as bad as him so he stopped fussing after that!!!

 

... I'm kind of conniving in that way. :teehee: Plus I have my laptop so I can handle him overtaking my main gaming system.

 

@Star - I agree with you about the 'can't play male/female' thing. ... and I'm still half asleep so now my brain is too dead to remember what I was going to add to that ... I need my coffee and then maybe I can communicate ...

[ell46]

 

I think the point of an RPG game (unlike real life) is that men and women are not really different in any substantial way; I mean, let's be honest, in real life women are significantly weaker than men, so the idea that a woman can swing a great sword with full plate armour on is a fantastical idea, i.e. fantasy. But that is the point; psychological differences between men and women, so pronounced in real life, are miminised or of little significance in a game like DA. That is why I have no problem playing a female (apart from the fact that women are beautiful and men are well, hairy, sweaty and, bleh; to this day it is beyond my comprehension why or how women find men attractive but that is neither here nor there). So, in a fantasy game very few if any of the real life rules apply. Certainly, a concept such as 'thinking like a man' does not exist in a fantasy game and even in real life, one would need to define what exactly that entails.

 

 

This could go on for ever and I'm not the most articulate of people to have a written discussion with :smile: lets just leave it that I can't play as a man, somethings in life can't be easily explained they just are.

[vany666]

I have already played DAO three times and i can ONLY sleep with Alistair (morphed). xD I don't know why, I just don't feel attracted for any of the others, and in this kind of game I must feel it is my thing. I act like that character is just, well, myself! :tongue:

[Lordapolyon]

Morrigan. Firstly, easy to bed. Secondly, same morals, (oooh, look, a person to murder violently), thirdly, HOT!

[Birrii]

Wait, I haven't gotten that far into DA. Are these romance-thingies NECESSARY? O_O

(You know, it would be kinda weird if I'd play on my xbox, and then suddenly my little sister would DASH into my room.... <_<" )

[SaturnC]

Wait, I haven't gotten that far into DA. Are these romance-thingies NECESSARY? o_O

(You know, it would be kinda weird if I'd play on my xbox, and then suddenly my little sister would DASH into my room.... <_<" )

 

http://ladymoiraine.com/forum/Smileys/default/21_G.gif Not to worry, on the xbox you can't use any of the naughty mods to enhance the scene. They do it with their clothes on for xbox. ;)

 

See I'm not the only one :biggrin: andreweve1 is the same. The choices I make as a male would be female choices I can't and don't want to think like a man, being married to one is enough :woot: :woot:

 

http://www.ladymoiraine.com/modules/gallery_HoT/albums/album126/lol.gif andreweve1 & ell46, both of your comments were very funny!

 

Elooocin- your more generous with your man than I am, the PC is mine, allllll mine no one touches it without my permission...but I get my own back by asking could his latest choice of hair products have anything to do with his Zev romance :laugh: :laugh:

 

http://www.ladymoiraine.com/modules/gallery_HoT/albums/album126/lol.gif

 

 

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I love 'em all! [Male Mage McBane]

 

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[OldBook3]

The romances aren't necessary, but they are fun. :)

 

I slept with Morrigan first, and she's still my favorite romance in the game. So well written and observed, and so well integrated into the plot. There can never be a happy ending with Morri, but she's a love your Warden will remember the rest of his life.

 

I tried the Leliana romance next. She's a much more interesting character than she's sometimes given credit for, a woman with a violent past seeking redemption. I don't think she ever really understands her own experience; even after her attempt at reformation, she speaks jokingly and with pride of the men and women she has seduced, betrayed and killed. The first time I played I thought of her as the Good Girl, but really she's at least as steeped in blood as Morri, and more experienced at betrayal. All of that said, I like Lel a lot, and I think she can have a happy ending with the Warden. She wants to change, to become more than she was. She might be clinging to faith now, but she's on a path of growth, and she and the Warden could build a life together.

 

I played through as an Elf Female for the Alistair romance. Wow. Another beautifully written story, and I can see why players love his character. The betrayal at the end if he becomes king was tragic, even if my character can understand the political need for a Human queen.

 

I've yet to romance Zevran. He doesn't get the basic "killing people who are not actively trying to kill you is wrong" idea, which makes him a dangerous sociopath no matter how charming his voice and dialog might be. Everytime I have the conversation with him where he talks about not having a problem killing children who get in the way I want to kick him out of the party. I know there's meant to be more to the character than that, but I've yet to play a character evil enough to think "Sure, sometimes you accidentally kill kids. Too bad, really."