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[Andaius20]

Pacifien wrote...

Just curious, which mission is your favorite for taking Tali? Of course, her loyalty mission doesn't count. Either for combat reasons or her dialogue.

hacked -> Garrus, Tali has extra dialog whe nyou leave her to help garrus. "Just like old times hmm Garrus"

Normal game -> Samara's recruitment.

Tops:

Modifié par Andaius20, 21 juillet 2010 - 04:00 .

[Kikaimegami]

Someone With Mass wrote...

Pacifien wrote...

Just curious, which mission is your favorite for taking Tali? Of course, her loyalty mission doesn't count. Either for combat reasons or her dialogue.

Heretic Station and Reaper IFF, because of the dialogues.

This, so much this. The same reason why I take Legion on Tali's loyalty mission. The extra dialogue makes it totally worth it.

[Thelacan]

Pacifien wrote...

Just curious, which mission is your favorite for taking Tali? Of course, her loyalty mission doesn't count. Either for combat reasons or her dialogue.

Noveria! *cough*

Sergio's fic doesn't affect in my choice at all! You're delusional.

[Someone With Mass]

Thelacan wrote...

Pacifien wrote...

Just curious, which mission is your favorite for taking Tali? Of course, her loyalty mission doesn't count. Either for combat reasons or her dialogue.

Noveria! *cough*

Sergio's fic doesn't affect in my choice at all! You're delusional.

I'll be standing behind you. That armor's in good condition?

[Collider]

Andaius20 wrote...

Pacifien wrote...

Just curious, which mission is your favorite for taking Tali? Of course, her loyalty mission doesn't count. Either for combat reasons or her dialogue.

hacked -> Garrus, Tali has extra dialog whe nyou leave her to help garrus. "Just like old times hmm Garrus"

Normal game -> Samara's recruitment.

Tops:

Agreed.

[Pacifien]

TTTX wrote...

Pacifien wrote...
Just curious, which mission is your favorite for taking Tali? Of course, her loyalty mission doesn't count. Either for combat reasons or her dialogue.

Mordins loyalty mission because this.

Heh. I was going to say Mordin's loyalty mission as well. However, I like Garrus's dialogue more for that mission.

I never liked Heretic Station with Tali because it seemed like she should have known more than her dialogue lets on, particularly since the description of the station mentions it was a Quarian station first. Though the descriptions in the game does tend to conflict with the dialogue. But combat wise, of course I'm going to take Tali along whenever I take Legion as well.

Her comment about the Shepard VI is always good for a laugh, but squadmates don't actually do anything for Thane's loyalty mission. From what I've seen for the dialogue pre-Horizon, I probably would have really liked to bring her to Garrus's recruitment.

[Arhka]

NuclearBuddha wrote...

Someone With Mass wrote...

Collider wrote...
I'm looking forward to seeing the council coming around in ME3.

Like they did from ME1 to ME2? No thanks. I'm not going to suffer through that again just because Mr. Air-Quotes is having a bad day.

I still fantasize about the turian councillor and Anderson fighting back-to-back, holding off waves of indoctrinated thralls in the Council chamber.  It would be glorious.

*The Councilors are holed up in the Council Tower, holding off Husks until they can get EVAC. Anderson and Velarn are holding the two side staircases leading up to the chamber, while Tevos is holding the main staircase with her biotics. The salarian councilor is above them, and is dearmoring the Husks as they come with sniper fire.
Anderson: Velarn! One behind you!

*The turian turns around as the Husk makes his attack, knocking his shotgun from his grip, but quickly recovers and pulls a 10-cm serrated knife from his boot and stabs the Husk in its head*

Velarn: Thanks! It's been a while since I had a squad that can keep up with me! And here I was, wondering if the Human representative could actually man up in a fight!

*More husks come in, and Tevos is straining to maintain the biotic singularties that surround the main staircase*

S. Councilor: Running low on ammo here. Numbers problematic, cannot keep support fire up for long!

Anderson: Then let's hope Shepard ends this soon.

[TTTX]

Kikaimegami wrote...

Someone With Mass wrote...

Pacifien wrote...

Just curious, which mission is your favorite for taking Tali? Of course, her loyalty mission doesn't count. Either for combat reasons or her dialogue.

Heretic Station and Reaper IFF, because of the dialogues.

This, so much this. The same reason why I take Legion on Tali's loyalty mission. The extra dialogue makes it totally worth it.

Agreed.

[Kikaimegami]

Pacifien wrote...

I never liked Heretic Station with Tali because it seemed like she should have known more than her dialogue lets on, particularly since the description of the station mentions it was a Quarian station first. Though the descriptions in the game does tend to conflict with the dialogue.

I have a feeling that the fluff text writer and the script writer didn't talk much.

[Collider]

Probably.

[TTTX]

Kikaimegami wrote...

Pacifien wrote...

I never liked Heretic Station with Tali because it seemed like she should have known more than her dialogue lets on, particularly since the description of the station mentions it was a Quarian station first. Though the descriptions in the game does tend to conflict with the dialogue.

I have a feeling that the fluff text writer and the script writer didn't talk much.

there are a few mistakes in ME2 like Legion say's that you talk with Sovereign on Ilos even though we know it happen on Vermir.

[Someone With Mass]

TTTX wrote...

there are a few mistakes in ME2 like Legion say's that you talk with Sovereign on Ilos even though we know it happen on Vermir.

Or when he refers to himself as "I" and not "we"

[Andaius20]

Kikaimegami wrote...

Pacifien wrote...

I never liked Heretic Station with Tali because it seemed like she should have known more than her dialogue lets on, particularly since the description of the station mentions it was a Quarian station first. Though the descriptions in the game does tend to conflict with the dialogue.

I have a feeling that the fluff text writer and the script writer didn't talk much.

Well as I understand it, the "levels"where devided up between several writers so characters dialog was writting by the Writers with the area not each writer had a character and "followed" them into the different levels.

[Kikaimegami]

TTTX wrote...

there are a few mistakes in ME2 like Legion say's that you talk with Sovereign on Ilos even though we know it happen on Vermir.

Yeah, also something I noticed rercently about Legion's dialogue.. if you send him through the vents in the suicide mission, at one point he uses both a singular personal pronoun and says "Shepard" in the same sentence. I can't tell if it's on purpose or not, but considering the "tone" of his voice, it might actually have been done on purpose.

Modifié par Kikaimegami, 21 juillet 2010 - 04:13 .

[TTTX]

Someone With Mass wrote...

TTTX wrote...

there are a few mistakes in ME2 like Legion say's that you talk with Sovereign on Ilos even though we know it happen on Vermir.

Or when he refers to himself as "I" and not "we"

Or if you send Grunt as the Leader on the second Team and he dies he say's he lost his shields even though Grunt don't have shields.

[InHarmsWay]

My canon Shepard:

Andrew Shepard, Sentinel, Colonist, War Hero

Paragon path

Saved
Council
Councilor Anderson (seriously, who made Udina Councilor?)
Saved Rachni
Saved Wrex
Killed Ashley, Saved
Kaidan
Fist killed by Wrex
Collector Base Destroyed
Convinced Helena
Blake to give up criminal activites
Saved X57 Scientists

Romanced no one in ME1 (did not really like Liara or Ash)
Romanced Tali in ME2

Loyalties:
Zaeed - Saved Workers
and Loyalty
Kasumi - Destroyed the graybox for her
Tali - Exonerated and urged
not to war
Legion - Rewrote Heretics
Jack - Saved Aresh
Grunt -
Killed Thresher
Thane - Talid lives, Saved son with ULB
Garrus -Saved Sidonis
Jacob
- Father in alliance prison
Miranda - Stopped her from killing Niket, Sister saved and talked to
Mordin
-  Saved Maelon and Genophage Data (better to have it and not need it, then need it and not have it)
Samara
- Killed Morinth

Both arguments settled with ULB

[Someone With Mass]

Kikaimegami wrote...

TTTX wrote...

there are a few mistakes in ME2 like Legion say's that you talk with Sovereign on Ilos even though we know it happen on Vermir.

Yeah, also something I noticed rercently about Legion's dialogue.. if you send him through the vents in the suicide mission, at one point he uses both a singular personal pronoun and says "Shepard" in the same sentence. I can't tell if it's on purpose or not, but considering the "tone" of his voice, it might actually have been done on purpose.

Let's hope that BioWare have learned from their mistakes. Don't want ME3 to be filled with stuff like this.

[Kikaimegami]

Someone With Mass wrote...

Kikaimegami wrote...

TTTX wrote...

there are a few mistakes in ME2 like Legion say's that you talk with Sovereign on Ilos even though we know it happen on Vermir.

Yeah, also something I noticed rercently about Legion's dialogue.. if you send him through the vents in the suicide mission, at one point he uses both a singular personal pronoun and says "Shepard" in the same sentence. I can't tell if it's on purpose or not, but considering the "tone" of his voice, it might actually have been done on purpose.

Let's hope that BioWare have learned from their mistakes. Don't want ME3 to be filled with stuff like this.

There's a possibility it isn't a mistake. He uses "Shepard" in the dialogue immediately proceeding the fight with Tali. It could be that, through the change in syntax, they're trying to portray that he is subtly changing over time.

Modifié par Kikaimegami, 21 juillet 2010 - 04:19 .

[Kikaimegami]

Actually, I think he might also use "I" sometime during that conversation as well.

[Andaius20]

InHarmsWay wrote...

My canon Shepard:

Andrew Shepard, Sentinel,

Damn same name and class as my biotic shep....Also happens to me my name  Andy's my main shep Andrew's my biotic shep....

[Someone With Mass]

Kikaimegami wrote...
Yeah, also something I noticed rercently about Legion's dialogue.. if you send him through the vents in the suicide mission, at one point he uses both a singular personal pronoun and says "Shepard" in the same sentence. I can't tell if it's on purpose or not, but considering the "tone" of his voice, it might actually have been done on purpose.

Also, let's not forget when he says "Shepard" in his grumpy tone, if you picked Tali's side in their confrontation.

But I think that's because he's not so happy about Shepard's decision at that moment, so I'll let it slip.

[Kikaimegami]

I like using Alexandra/Alexander/Alex/etc. (any permutations of the name Alexander) for my Shepards because of what the name means:



Protector and defender of mankind

[Andaius20]

I think it's just a product of having multiple writers writing the parts all separately....

[RiptideX1090]

Kikaimegami wrote...

TTTX wrote...

there are a few mistakes in ME2 like Legion say's that you talk with Sovereign on Ilos even though we know it happen on Vermir.

Yeah, also something I noticed rercently about Legion's dialogue.. if you send him through the vents in the suicide mission, at one point he uses both a singular personal pronoun and says "Shepard" in the same sentence. I can't tell if it's on purpose or not, but considering the "tone" of his voice, it might actually have been done on purpose.

He actually does that from time ti time. Rarely, he'll just call Shepard, "Shepard", and refer to himself as "I".

Too much time around organics... I think...

[TTTX]

Kikaimegami wrote...

Someone With Mass wrote...

Kikaimegami wrote...

TTTX wrote...

there are a few mistakes in ME2 like Legion say's that you talk with Sovereign on Ilos even though we know it happen on Vermir.

Yeah, also something I noticed rercently about Legion's dialogue.. if you send him through the vents in the suicide mission, at one point he uses both a singular personal pronoun and says "Shepard" in the same sentence. I can't tell if it's on purpose or not, but considering the "tone" of his voice, it might actually have been done on purpose.

Let's hope that BioWare have learned from their mistakes. Don't want ME3 to be filled with stuff like this.

There's a possibility it isn't a mistake. He uses "Shepard" in the dialogue immediately proceeding the fight with Tali. It could be that, through the change in syntax, they're trying to portray that he is subtly changing over time.

ah yes Legion developing feelings I would really like see it ME3.

and I dont want anymore late interies to the team like Legion he should had gotten in sooner.