Posted May 18, 2011
Call them what you want, I don't know O_o
Post edited May 18, 2011 by Nilth
Nilth
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From Italy
Call them what you want, I don't know O_o
passionata
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Registered: Mar 2011
From Germany
Posted May 18, 2011
The content in DA has nothing to do with the content in TW2, both artistically or narratively.
Nilth
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Registered: Sep 2008
From Italy
Posted May 18, 2011
The content in DA has nothing to do with the content in TW2, both artistically or narratively.
Anyway It's my opinion (I don't like the bioware style), subjective to a certain degree :)
Post edited May 18, 2011 by Nilth
Xorbius
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Registered: May 2011
From United States
Posted May 18, 2011
1, if you make stuff rare to people, they tend to react differently about it than what they would if they had it all the time. And also making a joke about it or being playful with it is nothing to attack a person over.
2, for the one doing the attacking and throwing things out their about gentlemen, like it is sex related only thing, as in males only act that way but females don't... Women act just as bad and as shallow as men. I hate when women want to attack men for the same thing their own sex is capable of doing. I have seen many women go on about male character models or have had them yell at me in sexual ways while I go for a walk just like pig men will yell at women. It isn't a sex related thing, it is a human related thing and how people respond in general.
So this has nothing to do with him being a male, just him being a "person" being playful. Men talk about lumps in the shirts and women talk about lumps in the pants, that is some do and some don't...
2, for the one doing the attacking and throwing things out their about gentlemen, like it is sex related only thing, as in males only act that way but females don't... Women act just as bad and as shallow as men. I hate when women want to attack men for the same thing their own sex is capable of doing. I have seen many women go on about male character models or have had them yell at me in sexual ways while I go for a walk just like pig men will yell at women. It isn't a sex related thing, it is a human related thing and how people respond in general.
So this has nothing to do with him being a male, just him being a "person" being playful. Men talk about lumps in the shirts and women talk about lumps in the pants, that is some do and some don't...
cutterjohn
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Registered: Dec 2008
From United States
Posted May 18, 2011
...to me it just fits with the setting(the world of Sapkowski's books)... sounds like it might be a bit overdone in TW2, but I certainly did NOT appreciate the overzealous censorship in the NA version of TW1 originally given that it already had the highest game rating...
...now I really must work on finishing my TW1 game(got delayed a bit and lost my old saves) because I want to try TW2 with a finished TW1 save...
...now I really must work on finishing my TW1 game(got delayed a bit and lost my old saves) because I want to try TW2 with a finished TW1 save...
Endoryl
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Registered: Oct 2010
From Belgium
Posted May 18, 2011
It's nice to see some sexually oriented meterial or topics in a game, just like in TW1.
I sure hope we can expect more of that in future games.
Not that it's that important, but it's more realistic anyway.
Sure beats the constant uneasy urge to avoid these topics like it's a godsin imo.
I sure hope we can expect more of that in future games.
Not that it's that important, but it's more realistic anyway.
Sure beats the constant uneasy urge to avoid these topics like it's a godsin imo.