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I am the very model of a terrorist Batarian
I've murdered species Turian, Asari and Salarian
I'm quite good with explosives 'long as C-Sec isn't following
As well Krogan shotguns, which I am not only borrowing
My clever propaganda is anti-humanitarian
I am the very model of a terrorist Batarian

Terrorist Batarian is still more fun.

Does it involve Tom Cruise?
I don't actually know if non-famous people outside of California follow that, but it really just depends on how the 'joke' is phrased and directed.

It's going alright, went out with a few mates tonight and had some drinks for a good break. lol
You?

Fire away.
I'll answer when I can.

Everyone makes fun of Scientology, that's fine.

Ask away.

ok. just was asking.

Just wondering if once I have it figured out, you would be willing to help it get off the ground

Can I ask for your help on something? I want to know if you would be willing to help me create a romance/mystery style RP.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Paladin

That's fine, everyone has things they're good and bad at.

While that's all possibly true, and I would say yeah; if he's outside of the class system he wouldn't have Independant Action, you're playing Death without knowing how he acts. Since Fate/Extra is a completely different universe to the core universe, he would be usable in the cove, and the way I will play him is different to the original Gilgamesh.

Flemeth is a much lower level than the High Dragon. It happens that my team can kill either easily, but that's not the point. Also, Shale is a glass cannon.

Also, it looks like Gilgamesh Extra is different, if subtley. First of all; he's willing to have a Master, like the other Servants, and therefore his ego is probably at the very least more tempered. He tends to use swords like Enki rather than his massive collection in the Gate of Babylon. He's outside of the class system, and therefore possibly outside of some of it's rules.
Essentially; he's as different, if not more so, than the Archers are, so I'll likely keep him.

Possibly is, though it's not so much a habit so much as a plot device. Everybody important is either immune, or already possessed.
...okay. I'm still kinda waiting for the story to start first.

Exactly. They're the underdogs.
Oh yes? Sounds interesting.

Mages ftw.
I'm not sure they'd be able to do that because of how they've done things so far, but I do expect that Flemeth will return and start screwing everything with magical space dragons.

Dragon Age 2 ends with a war breaking out. It'll be about that war, though how so, I don't know.

If they do it right, it could be great. If they do it badly, it'll be boring. I'll reserve judgement until I've played it.

Okay.
The first game is very story-driven, with the gameplay being fairly basic. You can assign skills to certain buttons to use them, but otherwise the fighting essentially does itself, but the story is very compelling if you play it in a way that suits your narrative. The origins you can choose do seem to affect quite a lot throughout the story, and for that I strongly approve of the way the game is made. It's a good game, overall.
Dragon Age 2 is not as bad as they say. The combat is slightly better, but the story and characters can sometimes be dull. If you really like something about the game, you'll get through it fine, but otherwise it's fairly generic, and nowhere near as impressive as the first.