You might want to try using this. It has just about everything you need to plan any squadmate's doom.
There's also this tool I mentioned before (DL link at bottom of first post) that you can use to test out your plan.
At a glance I think you picked the worst way to get her killed since she's the *last* henchmen that the swarms would take. Indeed she and Samara appear to be at the bottom of the list for everything. It looks like even if you leave her to hold the line on her own she'd still survive because she's always loyal (in the context of the game mechanics that is, I wouldn't trust that psycho for a nanosecond.)
Cool. I'll give that a go on my next run. (And I get exactly what you mean about Morinth. I did "romance" her on one go though just for a laugh)
On the Dragon Age 2 side, I was a little more successful.
I managed to off Anders, not recruit Sebastian, kill Merrill, kill Bethany (as circle mage), sold Fenris and let the Arishok take Isa. Aveline and Varric stayed loyal though.
You might want to try using this. It has just about everything you need to plan any squadmate's doom.
There's also this tool I mentioned before (DL link at bottom of first post) that you can use to test out your plan.
At a glance I think you picked the worst way to get her killed since she's the *last* henchmen that the swarms would take. Indeed she and Samara appear to be at the bottom of the list for everything. It looks like even if you leave her to hold the line on her own she'd still survive because she's always loyal (in the context of the game mechanics that is, I wouldn't trust that psycho for a nanosecond.)
Cool. I'll give that a go on my next run. (And I get exactly what you mean about Morinth. I did "romance" her on one go though just for a laugh)
On the Dragon Age 2 side, I was a little more successful.I managed to off Anders, not recruit Sebastian, kill Merrill, kill Bethany (as circle mage), sold Fenris and let the Arishok take Isa. Aveline and Varric stayed loyal though.
^How did you managed to kill Merrill? I tried it once by making sure she was neither friend nor rival and not the LI, but she still sided with the Hawk and the Templars (I'm assuming that's the tipping point.)
Got a bit of a nice surprise at the end of my romance Tali playthrough; looks like they actually recorded some lines for 'Lair of the Shadow Broker' that accommodate the non-standard romance options. Tacit approval from the devs perhaps? Maybe I will be able to import this into ME3 after all!
I'm not entirely sure. I sided with the Templars but had very few points on the friendship/rivalry scale (kept flipping on the be friendly/annoy her routine). I was a Mage for that run through so I don't know if that made a difference.
For a warrior (Templar) runthrough she joined up with my Hawke.
EDIT - One bug I had (Repeatedly) on the Mage run was that every time I went into the Hanged Man, it reran the Danarius choice so I ended up getting rid of someone about ten times
For a warrior (Templar) runthrough she joined up with my Hawke.
EDIT - One bug I had (Repeatedly) on the Mage run was that every time I went into the Hanged Man, it reran the Danarius choice so I ended up getting rid of someone about ten times
I was trying a pacifist run in Deus Ex: Human Revolution, but then I accidentally overwrote the save, so I ragequit that for a while.
Somebody gifted me the Humble Indie Bundle 4 on Steam, so I'm having a bit of fun with that although none of the games on there are really spectacular. It has Super Meat Boy, Night Sky, Shank, bit.trip Runner and Jamestown. The only one I haven't tried yet is Shank because Steam is currently out of CD-keys.
Somebody gifted me the Humble Indie Bundle 4 on Steam, so I'm having a bit of fun with that although none of the games on there are really spectacular. It has Super Meat Boy, Night Sky, Shank, bit.trip Runner and Jamestown. The only one I haven't tried yet is Shank because Steam is currently out of CD-keys.
My advice is:
1. Play Assassin's Creed now- Skyrim can wait.
2. Pick up AC1 on the cheap and burn through it as quickly as possible. Just stick to the main quest, don't bother with all the sidequests or collectibles. It's a fine game, but don't waste too much time on it I say this because...
3. Assassin's Creed 2 is amazing. SO much better than AC1. AC1 is just a prelude to the greatness that is AC2. Just far more interesting, varied, engaging, complex, fun. Also very cheap at any 2nd-hand gaming store. You can spend a LOT of time in AC2 and AC:Brotherhood. No need to rush to AC:Revelations- just take your time with AC2. Great stuff.
4. Wait a year or two and Skyrim and AC:R will both be super-cheap 2nd-handers.
I've owned X3: Terran Conflict for months...maybe close to a year and never played it, but after hearing about the latest expansion I've decided to give it a try. Played a bit (4 hours) and have done 1 plot mission, explored only a hand full of sectors, done some very minor trading and a few side missions and I'm made minuscule progress. But it is a beautiful game and despite how slow it is to get going and the learning curve I am enjoying it.
At the moment I'm working through F3: New Vegas, and as someone said up-thread, its good fun. So much different from the standard post apocolyptic game.
I do have Fallout 3 now thanks to a board member who just gifted it to me.
I'll probably give Magicka a try next. I picked up the complete pack (base game + all the DLC) on Steam last night for $10. I tried the first few minutes of the tutorial and I'm a bit concerned about the spell casting system. It seems awfully complex, and I'm worried I'm going to completely forget the key combos in the heat of battle.
I do have Fallout 3 now thanks to a board member who just gifted it to me.
I'll probably give Magicka a try next. I picked up the complete pack (base game + all the DLC) on Steam last night for $10. I tried the first few minutes of the tutorial and I'm a bit concerned about the spell casting system. It seems awfully complex, and I'm worried I'm going to completely forget the key combos in the heat of battle.
I've gone back to Knights of the old Republic. (I'd really like to see an updated offline version. I know Old Republic is supposed to be pretty decent, but I'd just like an offline game too)
I've also reinstalled DS9 - The Fallen to try again.
I've also reinstalled DS9 - The Fallen to try again.
