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[Collider]

That I will.

Let me guess. You told Jack "no" when she asked if you had feelings for her, but you also said "Do we have a problem?" and the game acted like you romanced her (given the fact that she tells you to "**** off" if you don't return affections). That's what happened to me.



I do not understand the difference between saying "no" and saying "is there a problem" versus saying no twice.

[XTVengeance]

Collider wrote...

That I will.
Let me guess. You told Jack "no" when she asked if you had feelings for her, but you also said "Do we have a problem?" and the game acted like you romanced her (given the fact that she tells you to "**** off" if you don't return affections). That's what happened to me.

I do not understand the difference between saying "no" and saying "is there a problem" versus saying no twice.

Neither do I...neither do I

[Someone With Mass]

NuclearBuddha wrote...

Interesting to note that the game seems to treat the "It's too dangerous" not as a "let's wait and see" but as "it's over."  I mean, it was pretty obvious anyway, but the dialogue is at least a little ambiguous otherwise.

Or on the Alarei, after Rael's message is played.

The Renegade option says : "The geth cut him off" and I always think: "No s**t, Sheplock..."

But it turns out that it's almost better than the Paragon option. 

The dialogue options can be really confusing from time to time.

[Collider]

Someone With Mass wrote...

NuclearBuddha wrote...

Interesting to note that the game seems to treat the "It's too dangerous" not as a "let's wait and see" but as "it's over."  I mean, it was pretty obvious anyway, but the dialogue is at least a little ambiguous otherwise.

Or on the Alarei, after Rael's message is played.

The Renegade option says : "The geth cut him off" and I always think: "No s**t, Sheplock..."

But it turns out that it's almost better than the Paragon option. 

The dialogue options can be really confusing from time to time.

I found that some of the "paragon" options should have been neutral or renegade. For example, Mordin's loyalty mission - normally I don't think that calling someone a heartless monster is "paragon." I also found "Whenever you're ready. I'll be here for you." to be a lot more romantic tand sweet than the captain's orders comment in Tali's romance.

[Thelacan]

Someone With Mass wrote...

The dialogue options can be really confusing from time to time.

It's actually quite a good thing. Edit: not the confusing part, but that the best option isn't always the upper one. Just wish it would have more impact on the persons, i.e. not able to romance Miranda if you're condemning everything Cerberus ever did and just being d*ck at her.

"Are you naturally this ****y, or is it just me" on the Minuteman station.

Modifié par Thelacan, 05 juillet 2010 - 11:19 .

[Formis_Sage]

Hi, everyone
Formis is back again
I see that you are talking about Kasumi and her comments to romances... Damn, I have to buy that DLC it looks interesting.

[Leftnt Sharpe]

Collider wrote...

Someone With Mass wrote...

NuclearBuddha wrote...

Interesting to note that the game seems to treat the "It's too dangerous" not as a "let's wait and see" but as "it's over."  I mean, it was pretty obvious anyway, but the dialogue is at least a little ambiguous otherwise.

Or on the Alarei, after Rael's message is played.

The Renegade option says : "The geth cut him off" and I always think: "No s**t, Sheplock..."

But it turns out that it's almost better than the Paragon option. 

The dialogue options can be really confusing from time to time.

I found that some of the "paragon" options should have been neutral or renegade. For example, Mordin's loyalty mission - normally I don't think that calling someone a heartless monster is "paragon." I also found "Whenever you're ready. I'll be here for you." to be a lot more romantic tand sweet than the captain's orders comment in Tali's romance.

I think sometimes Paragon Shepard just ends up being hilariously idealistic and strangely morally superior.

[Thelacan]

Leftnt Sharpe wrote...

I think sometimes Paragon Shepard just ends up being hilariously idealistic and strangely morally superior.

ThunderTactics defined that kind of behavior as best as a Moronic Paragon.

[Someone With Mass]

Thelacan wrote...

Someone With Mass wrote...

The dialogue options can be really confusing from time to time.

It's actually quite a good thing. Edit: not the confusing part, but that the best option isn't always the upper one. Just wish it would have more impact on the persons, i.e. not able to romance Miranda if you're condemning everything Cerberus ever did and just being d*ck at her.

"Are you naturally this ****y, or is it just me" on the Minuteman station.

I usually prefer to tell her to work on her attitude in her fight with Jack.

But the annoying part about the dialogues is that sometimes when I pick something, Shepard says something completely different that wasn't my intention.

The option says one thing when they really mean something similar, but isn't what I thought of when I chose it.

Modifié par Someone With Mass, 05 juillet 2010 - 11:34 .

[Collider]

It's true, someone with mass. That's exactly the reason why I saved before conversations and wrote down what choices best suited my Shepard.

[Formis_Sage]

Someone With Mass wrote..
But the annoying part about the dialogues is that sometimes when I pick something, Shepard says something completely diffrent that wasn't my intention.

The option says one thing when they really mean something similar, but isn't what I thought of when I chose it.

That annoy me too sometimes, but I've played ME2 so many times that I remember almost all dialogues. The problem was only the first playthrough.

[Formis_Sage]

Collider wrote...
It's true, someone with mass. That's exactly the reason why I saved before conversations and wrote down what choices best suited my Shepard.

Save before every conversation... Damn, you must be very patient :happy:

[NuclearBuddha]

For the record, I prefer the "captain's orders" thing. It's playful.



But, according to TT, I'm a moronic paragon so...

[Someone With Mass]

Formis_Sage wrote...

That annoy me too sometimes, but I've played ME2 so many times that I remember almost all dialogues. The problem was only the first playthrough.

I just hope there won't be so many of these situations in ME3 too.

Trial and error isn't always fun. Especially when it's a long conversation and I pick the wrong option by accident about 3/4 into the conversation.

[TTTX]

repost.

TTTX wrote...

the next chapter of Symbol of Shepard is up.

hope you're enjoy.

remember to comment.

[Someone With Mass]

NuclearBuddha wrote...

For the record, I prefer the "captain's orders" thing. It's playful.

But, according to TT, I'm a moronic paragon so...

Her promise is a nice touch, too.

I usually pick depending on my mood at that moment.

[Formis_Sage]

Someone With Mass wrote...

Formis_Sage wrote...
That annoy me too sometimes, but I've played ME2 so many times that I remember almost all dialogues. The problem was only the first playthrough.

I just hope there won't be so many of these situations in ME3 too.

Trial and error isn't always fun. Especially when it's a long conversation and I pick the wrong option by accident about 3/4 into the conversation.

Well, I guess there will be some, it's sometimes hard to express conversation about 10 sentences with 4 words.

[Leftnt Sharpe]

NuclearBuddha wrote...

For the record, I prefer the "captain's orders" thing. It's playful.

But, according to TT, I'm a moronic paragon so...

I also like the "Captains orders" line, but the way Meer says it makes it sound more creepy than playful.

Modifié par Leftnt Sharpe, 05 juillet 2010 - 11:51 .

[Formis_Sage]

Leftnt Sharpe wrote...

NuclearBuddha wrote...
For the record, I prefer the "captain's orders" thing. It's playful.

But, according to TT, I'm a moronic paragon so...

I also like the "Captains orders", line but the way Meer says it makes it sound more creepy than playful.

I always take it as playful line.

[TTTX]

Leftnt Sharpe wrote...

NuclearBuddha wrote...

For the record, I prefer the "captain's orders" thing. It's playful.

But, according to TT, I'm a moronic paragon so...

I also like the "Captains orders" line, but the way Meer says it makes it sound more creepy than playful.

I don't like the captains orders.

the other "I'll wait to you're ready" is more romantic I think.

[nitefyre410]

My biggest complaint about ME 2 romances was the Jack/Miranda the **** was Juvenile and childish if could played my shepherd that why i wanted too i would shot them both for getting on my damn nerves. It was just a fight to get you to pick between the two human romantic interest. You who else thinks that Shepherd depending on his origins should have different conversation option like in Dragon Age... An Earthborrn Sol Survivor would have a different reaction then Spacer War hero

[Collider]

TTTX wrote...

Leftnt Sharpe wrote...

NuclearBuddha wrote...

For the record, I prefer the "captain's orders" thing. It's playful.

But, according to TT, I'm a moronic paragon so...

I also like the "Captains orders" line, but the way Meer says it makes it sound more creepy than playful.

I don't like the captains orders.

the other "I'll wait to you're ready" is more romantic I think.

I agree. It's more romantic and tender.

[TTTX]

nitefyre410 wrote...

My biggest complaint about ME 2 romances was the Jack/Miranda the **** was Juvenile and childish if could played my shepherd that why i wanted too i would shot them both for getting on my damn nerves. It was just a fight to get you to pick between the two human romantic interest. You who else thinks that Shepherd depending on his origins should have different conversation option like in Dragon Age... An Earthborrn Sol Survivor would have a different reaction then Spacer War hero

I found Miranda really annoing. my Shepards second in command my ass, Garrus is my Shepards second in command.

[Formis_Sage]

Calinstel wrote...

Formis_Sage wrote...

Leftnt Sharpe wrote...

NuclearBuddha wrote...
For the record, I prefer the "captain's orders" thing. It's playful.

But, according to TT, I'm a moronic paragon so...

I also like the "Captains orders", line but the way Meer says it makes it sound more creepy than playful.

I always take it as playful line.

I too have always considered it to be a playful line.  Her reaction to it seems to support that thought.

Indeed