Whoah, take it easy there TDM! Theres no need to get so irrate, please try to keep it calm else ill have you clearing out the latrines after the effects of all that ale you drink which you stole from the, ahem..... "cellars"
I am interested in the outcome. I am asking people to take just a minute to vote cos I'm interested.
If you're not why do you bother to write a long ****ing post telling me your not in twice the time it would have taken you to say your favourite?
TDM
I did not mean that you should not have posted it. My point was that until the Gnome Who Wants To Rule The World showed up, the results were pretty obvious: 1 for Yeslick, 1 for Branwen.
I apologize if you took offense - which you clearly did.
-Echon
"If others had not been foolish, we should be so."
Echon- the name's Kitira. I'd apreciate it if ya didn't use that little nick name, k? And for the record, I didn't even vote =)(I really don't care- it was his idea)
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Edited by - Kitira Gildragon on 04 Dec 2002 12:47:50
I took offence because I wanted a simple little poll with people replying quickly with their favourite out of the two for my own interest - like Tiax did.
Now you two have completely ****ed the thread up. No-one will post on it now because the initial meaning has been forgotten. Also, it does seem rather stupid that you think this thread is useless, but you still waste your own time replying to it three times, two of the posts being much longer than it would have been should you have just posted a name!!!
TDM
- TDM (Candlekeep's most popular, experienced and handsome member)
Echon- the name's Kitira. I'd apreciate it if ya didn't use that little nick name, k? And for the record, I didn't even vote =)(I really don't care- it was his idea)
Maybe you did not vote but taking your discussion in the other thread into consideration, you choice is pretty obvious, right?
Did I say Kitty? How silly, I could not possibly have said so. Honestly...that was not me, right? I mean...why would I ever say such a thing?
-Echon
"If others had not been foolish, we should be so."
I took offence because I wanted a simple little poll with people replying quickly with their favourite out of the two for my own interest - like Tiax did.
Now you two have completely ****ed the thread up. No-one will post on it now because the initial meaning has been forgotten. Also, it does seem rather stupid that you think this thread is useless, but you still waste your own time replying to it three times, two of the posts being much longer than it would have been should you have just posted a name!!!
TDM
What happened to the ?
By the way, please notice that this is the FIFTH time I post in this thread. That is just horrible.
-Echon
"If others had not been foolish, we should be so."
TDM, please refrain from posting in such a manner, maybe try counting to 10 before replying! Youre beginning to sound rather like a certain royal gnome that once couldnt control his anger on this forum
TDM, please refrain from posting in such a manner, maybe try counting to 10 before replying! Youre beginning to sound rather like a certain royal gnome that once couldnt control his anger on this forum
Thankyou
Tell me one thing, Alaundo: do you always write 'thankyou' in one word on purpose? I have noticed that you do it nearly everytime.
-Echon
"If others had not been foolish, we should be so."
quote:Originally posted by Echon Tell me one thing, Alaundo: do you always write 'thankyou' in one word on purpose? I have noticed that you do it nearly everytime.
Oddly enough (and I never understood it myself), but it is known as both "Thank you" and Thankyou", both are recognised as being acceptable.
....or maybe theres a bit of cheese stuckundermyspacebar?!
quote:Originally posted by The Defence Minister Acually the official recognised spelling of thankyou/thank you is thank-you
TDM
...and the official recognised spelling of "acually" is actually
I couldnt resist
LOL I didn't press the bloody key properly ;)
quote: TDM, please refrain from posting in such a manner, maybe try counting to 10 before replying! Youre beginning to sound rather like a certain royal gnome that once couldnt control his anger on this forum
LOL Tiax I assume. My apologies Alaundo, I was very annoyed when I made my first post, the second one I thought was calmer but never mind.
TDM
- TDM (Candlekeep's most popular, experienced and handsome member)
I would say Yeslick - particularly because as I had a good alignment party and a rep of 19/20 Branwen kept complaining about not being warrior born or something...
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I doubt I'll get an answer to this, but...better in what way?
I used Branwen more often, but that was mainly because she appears earlier in the game than Yeslick (much earlier), and by the time you find Yeslick, most people have already "invested" in the party members they already have. Party NPCs always level up in the background before you get them, so when you encounter them they will be on par with the rest of your party. But that also means you don't get to develop them the way you would want to.
Viconia can be a problem for heroic characters, because like all evil-aligned party members, she leaves in a huff if your reputation goes above 18.
"Instead of asking why we sleep, it might make sense to ask why we wake. Perchance we live to dream. From that perspective, the sea of troubles we navigate in the workaday world might be the price we pay for admission to another night in the world of dreams." --Richard Greene (letter to Time)
I liked them both, but if I had to choose I'd go with Branwen. I liked her accent better and she had some pretty funny lines.
Not that Yeslick didn't but I liked Branwen's better.
I can say that the reaction to Yeslick on various internet forums could be described as "indifferent". He was a cordial enough character, but unexciting, so no one ever seemed to want to talk about him.
"Instead of asking why we sleep, it might make sense to ask why we wake. Perchance we live to dream. From that perspective, the sea of troubles we navigate in the workaday world might be the price we pay for admission to another night in the world of dreams." --Richard Greene (letter to Time)
Edited by - Rinonalyrna Fathomlin on 06 Dec 2007 00:54:51
I suspect "indifferent" describes reactions to most of the joinable NPCs in BG1. Unlike the ones in BG2, their dialogue was extremely scarce, there was no party banter, and most of them didn't come with side quests. That and there were far too many of them, really.