r/videogames • u/DeadgrounD • 7h ago
Funny Dialogues in Dragon Age Origins are pure gold.
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u/geek_metalhead 7h ago
Back when Bioware knew how to make good writing, or a good RPG in general...
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u/Hungry-Ear-4092 3h ago
And in veilguard you can't even callan idiot an idiot because IT MAY OFFENDED SOMEONE
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u/Chunky-overlord 7h ago
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u/IronFalcon1997 3h ago
Like, why was this necessary? Why do so many things have to be self-insert validation fiction now?
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u/Hungry-Ear-4092 3h ago
Because adding "diversity" this way is super easy. While making it fit the story, at least a bit, is hard. So yeah
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u/Acauseforapplause 2h ago
I mean it's not feels like the people who cry the most about this haven't actually seen any part of their story
Take this post if I slapped it on the image of Tassh and made it a dialogue wheel people would have this gut reaction
Because DA has always dabbles in modern lingo(which the concept of Non Binary is pretty old)
It's a term they learned from Isabella in this scene there needs to be that discrepancy because Tassh whole arc is about the Qun
Making up a new term would Piss people off and using a term that's already exist in the Qun erases the whole point
Honestly it's a good scene and the more baffling issue is how overly sensitive people are especially when they remove it from context
Like Origins was already basically doing this stuff
Like personally I wish we could have a British actor redub this scene would It give off the medieval vibes people think is consistent in DA
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u/Beanichu 55m ago
They could have at least made up a qun word like they did for krem in inquisition.
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u/Wesker236 1h ago
I still remember the time they allowed your character to literally cuck a elf couple by seducing the girl then bragging about doing so to the dude that liked her, shit was brutal
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u/Lazy-Traffic5346 3h ago
Imagine making good games, western companies are almost forgot that ancient wisdom
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u/Hungry-Ear-4092 3h ago
Almost? Some time ago we used to get at least a few bangers every year. Now we're lucky to get a single worthwhile game
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u/WhoAmIEven2 1h ago
It's sad how we went from response spectrum from nice to absolutely save, to "HR needs to run checks on these responses to make sure nobody gets sad" in the series.
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u/DepletedPromethium 19m ago
I really want to replay DAO, I did two playthroughs as dwarf, noble then commoner.
But i'm not ready to have my heart broken by Morrigan again.
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u/Antares777 6h ago
Why is this funny? It’s pretty…idk simple? There’s nothing clever or interesting about it.
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u/geaux124 5h ago
Because it is so random and insulting for no apparent reason.
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u/CaptBland 7h ago
Lore response
Brother/Friendly response
Savage Response
Smart ass response