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Post by Warhammer Gorvar on Jul 30, 2011 15:55:13 GMT 1
There is, but ti's Hawke telling his party members tactical advice and say that they can make it. Since when did Hawke turn into a tactical mastermind?!
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Post by Tillian Panthesis on Jul 30, 2011 15:56:52 GMT 1
Good question. Did the "Art of War" book managed to land on Thedas or Hawke just pulling shit out of his ass?
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Post by Warhammer Gorvar on Jul 30, 2011 15:59:29 GMT 1
The Art of War, by Sandal.
Enchantmen? Boom! Enchantment!
Hang on, i think there is actually a codex called 'the art of war'. Someone boot up DAII and check.
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Post by Mister Buch on Oct 24, 2014 1:07:19 GMT 1
Resurrecting a very old thread-----
This quest in 'The Avatar Legends':
(I approach a woman, Anne, in the first town.)
Me- Hello! Anne - Hello. Me - What a wonderful town! Anne - Is it? If you say so. Me - Do you need any help with anything? Anne - What an odd thing to ask. Me - Nothing at all? You're sure? Anne - You don't seem to be leaving me alone. All right - perhaps you could guess my favourite single digit number. Me - 7? Anne - No. Me - 9? Anne - No. Me - 1? Anne - Yes. It is also the amount of gold you get. Leave me alone now.
*Collected 1 gold.*
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Post by Warhammer Gorvar on Oct 24, 2014 21:16:06 GMT 1
TBH if I were one of your companions, you would get twenty approval points for that from me. Or any acts which ends up with you in misery.
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Post by Hodster on Nov 8, 2014 5:55:56 GMT 1
Don't know if this counts but pretty much any 'quest' you can do in Modoc from Fallout 2 is amazing.
The main quest of the town you just made peace between the town of Modoc and underground dwellers who scared off the people of Modoc with fake corpses and fake blood.
But more then that there's: Trying to find a senile old man's watch which involves going into an outhouse, planting explosives, and blowing it up. This covers the whole map in feces. You then go down fight a giant rat and get the watch. When you return it the old man thinks you stole it.
The innkeeper in Modoc serves giant omelets but the chicken coop is blocked by a boulder. Using explosives you can blow up the boulder with explosive and a deathclaw comes out which you then kill. After that no more giant omelets.
You find a injured brahmin, named Betsy, that you can heal. After healing it it will follow you around. You can sell her to the slaughter house and get 100 brahmin jerky the next day. But if you feel bad your can open the slaughter house gates and free all the brahmin. The people of Modoc will hate you.
You can talk to the slaughter house owner's daughter. If you keep rejecting her advances and say you just want to be friends she'll strip you of your clothes and have sex with you. The father will barge in and if you can't talk your way out of it you'll have a shotgun wedding.
I feel like almost every RPG needs a Modoc.
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Post by Tillian Panthesis on Feb 12, 2018 10:21:47 GMT 1
There's a few quests from Shadowrun Hong Kong that seems to be pretty entertaining.
There's this one quest that involves sabotaging the company's rival feng shui, which involves... well breaking shit. Even your Russian engineer party member was telling you to smash more things, since that you're being paid to break stuff and points at the chair next to him, saying that chair is clearly asking for it.
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