And yet, they couldn't render the bottom half of her shirt?

Shadows were a P3/P4-specific enemy. P1 and P2 used the same kinds of demons as SMT, just with a different classification...sometimes.

If you can't see the character with dark skin and different racial features?

Gotta say it.

They never tell you about the ping ghosts. Sure, they warn you - or they try. There's the endless Hinterlands. Sweet Maker... "Do you want to horse race?" "Will you save my Druffalo?" "Can you get 5 moose pelt?" We knew the meat grinder we were going into... But that's not all, no.

You don't win an argument by disturbing those present into evacuation. Grow up.

You have your own, very serious issues. There's nowhere to even begin here. Bye, Felicia.

Every character in every scene of every story reveals an author's opinions. If that's all you got from Sera and Vivienne's stories? It says more about you than it does about the writer. Sera is aware of consequences, but she's also keenly aware of normal people who suffer at the hands of major players, often to no…

No, I recognize that a little truth can cover a big lie. Looting is terrible, but it also lets people like you and this white majority population ignore ongoing injustices. The Kirkwall circle didn't afford much in luxury when you could be locked in a cell for weeks at a time for no reason. Kirkwall is a terrible…

A game cannot present the world passively because it's created by an author with an overarching moral. That is definitional of speculative fiction - it SPECULATES on what it would mean to live in a world of magic or new technologies. And as a product that is being consumed by a modern audience? The author has an…

The two kind of have to be reconciled when you're talking about a mercenary, but yeah. He has issues with violence, but he isn't a bigot. Even when the Qun would like to him be.

1) "They're so well treated" is literally a slavery-era argument.

As a pampered sexual liaison, a toy at court, and coddled in one of the most permissive Circles in Thedas, she offers opinions that show a blatant disregard and victim-blaming to even innocent mages who don't share her pompous, privileged luck and savvy. I was surprised to find how genuine her feelings are, but it…

Shale was never anything but a woman. It was just an ignorant master.

No freaking thank you. For one? Bull is shown to be an absolutely dedicated and empathetic leader - random asshole moments don't suit him. If you want a problematic character with race/class relations, you have Vivienne (Oh, god, it's worse than Jacob!) Leave my Bull outta this.

It kind of weirds me out that they don't SHOW you kissing Dorian. Feels... a tad conspicuous.

No one is offering shit. They are dictating what you get at a hideous markup. There is a difference.

No. No. No. No. No. It's really sad that you probably DIDN'T copy and paste this copypasta. Also... No. Staph. Please.

Episode III was my favorite.

Glenn Beck jumped in with both feet on October 20, calling the subpoenas and HERO in general "more dangerous to the republic of Texas than Ebola."