Every time I see a big forum post on this website I notice one very prominent thing. There is always someone on there to say that DA2 sucked. While I quite liked DA2 I understand the people who didn't are very vocal about the fact they don't like it. Now after all this abuse the game has gotten, I feel we should give it a break and only say nice things about it (Its been over a year guys). Just for one day. Here is what I propose, on the 24th of July all our posts DA2 related are actually positive. Here are some suggestions:
The Warden is much better than Hawke Changes to: Hawke is a fascinating character and has a great choice in facial hair.
I hate Anders/Fenris - Fenris and Anders are both characters with different opinions and beliefs and I'd love to take them out to a seafood dinner sometime.
I really want to kill Anders - I'd like to cuddle up to Anders by the fire watching episodes of former hit TV medical comedy Scrubs.
Those are just a few minor suggestions for forum topics/subjects. While I know the subject matter is ridiculous, I make this post out of pity for the developers of DA2, they make this game that despite having much less time would have been still very tiring. But instead of a simple 'could have been better' they get viciously insulted by their once loyal fans. Be nice to DA2 on July 24th guys. Because as much as you might dislike it, its still better than syphilis. --TheRageMage (talk) 07:45, July 22, 2012 (UTC)TheRageMage
- Things like "I got lost only a few times thanks to the endless reusing of areas"? 124.49.122.136 (talk) 08:25, July 22, 2012 (UTC)
- Hmmmmmm... Well, my DA2 disc contains very few scratches. And it did come in a very nice box. DA2 is better than the Atari 2600 E.T. game, and you're right, it really is far superior to syphilis.
- I can think of a some honest answers: I like the crafting resource system in DA2 (no time wasted travelling to multiple vendors for supplies). I like the home & its conveniences. There were some positive interface changes (ie. sell all junk / take all buttons), and the tooltips were more informative / item properties less vague. Eganogard (talk) 09:10, July 22, 2012 (UTC)