Oh
look, more blood mages. I guess that probably close to a dozen of them
escaped the circle, but there were only 3 that Meredith thought were
important enough to mention by name?
So we get to the de Launcet manor and witness this incredible sequence of subtle, nonverbal communication:
Case in point: this woman's torso.
I'm sure you're a great judge of his character after not seeing him for like 20 years, too.
Hm, yes, who wouldn't trust a templar, they've been so reasonable up to this point
Cool dudes always brag about how much money their mom gave them.
What a wacky farce this is, reminiscent of the great works of Noel Coward!
Okay, but fair warning: the only reason might be because Valerie kills him first.
He just said he wasn't one.
I'll do it... for a price.
Hahaha, women, right? Always fainting and menstruating and gigglesqueeing! Such a handful!
Valerie is taken aback as she suddenly realizes she still hasn't paid the bar tab after her last binge.
Oh come on, Isabela hasn't been in there in years.
Women, am I right?
"FUN" FACTS WITH DAVID GAIDER: The Comte de Launcet was who Valerie's mom was supposed to marry before she ran off with Malcolm Hawke.
Alright, our relentless interrogation has yielded fruit, so let's head over to the Hanged Man.
Valerie
enters, relieved to see that she'll be spared the effort of searching
the bar thanks to the glowing letters spelling out "Emile de Launcet"
floating in midair. What? Yes, she has been drinking, not that it's any
of your business.
I really hope this scenario plays out exactly the same way with a male Hawke.
You could at least look him in the eye when you're belittling him.
What. The. Fuck.
Neither can anyone else in this party, I don't know why you're judging Emile for it.
Same, except for myself.
Erm, this game does realize that I've spent the past 40 hours killing templars, right?
I kind of figured that out when you didn't summon a trash mob of skeletons and shades as soon as you saw Hawke.
I
can't imagine that a man with a pedostache and a bald spot atop a bowl
cut might have problems understanding the concept of "suave".
Stand around doing nothing while valerie does the work?
Yeah, we know all about what you got up to at the circle.
Dude, how could you not want to make out with those misshapen masses of cartilage and gristle? They're so hot!
I'm torn as to what would be a worse experience: dying drunk or playing this game sober.
I didn't know they had a subscription to Penthouse Forum at the Kirkwall Chantry.
And Anders knows. He's the expert on the subject.
Oh my god, is this another quest where I have to help a socially retarded moron get laid?
Clearly you weren't spending enough time at the Circle hanging out with Ser Alrik.
Valerie's
tone of disgusted resignation is the same thing the writing
staff would have heard from any remotely sane project lead when they showed him the script.
Truly this is a romance for the ages.
After downing around 5 pints to kill the shame of what her life has been reduced to, Valerie sees Emile stagger out of the rooms.
I'm glad someone's having fun here, because I'm sure as shit not.
I wish this quest took place in Act II. This way we could try and hook up Pedostache McBaldingspot with Aveline.
ReplyDeleteSo wait, what was the point of this?
ReplyDeleteI mean at the very least, he's getting labotomized. Are we supposed to view this as some sort of light-harded Fratboy's romp prior to him dieing horribly?
This game...
Actually Meredith just laughs his stupidity off and agrees to overlook it.
DeleteHang on. was that really a whole update without a trash mob? Has... has that happened before?
ReplyDeleteNo, never mind, I just checked; there was one at the start. Still, a whole quest without trash mobs, what progress we're making here, Bioware!