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[Sialater]

YAY! Much better!



Wasn't sure if you were doing that on purpose to make a joke or not. Cause... if it was a joke, it went right over my head.

[Sialater]

Top o'the Page Garrus and my FemShep

[Kim Shepard]

It's a mod to get Nihlus' face (from a random NPC in ME2 who looks just like him) on Garrus. And Nihlus does have the same tattoos and colors as the turian councillor. Kind of funny, because the youtube video I watched to get that quote used the same mod.

Nice work.

[Sialater]

OK... I swear I posted a pic....



Let's try this again...







Meghan has Garrus' undivided attention.

[Sialater]

Stupid boards.

[Kim Shepard]

It's cute the way Garrus is looking at her. I wonder what she just said. Looks like it surprised him.

[Sialater]

Knowing Meghan, she'd probably just threatened someone.

[Kim Shepard]

Then I bet he was thinking, "That's a little extreme, Commander. But I guess he deserved it."

[Sialater]

If it's after she propositioned him... his thoughts may be a little less pure.

[Kim Shepard]

Garrus thinking she looks hot when she threatens people, perhaps? That works for my FemShep too. xD He won't admit it, but he secretly wishes he could have watched her play "bad cop" on Thane's loyalty mission.

[Sialater]

Heck, I'm going to have him standing in the room in my fic. Though Meghan prefers to play the Spectre card.

[Sialater]

Kim Shepard wrote...

Garrus thinking she looks hot when she threatens people, perhaps?

And yes.  That.   :innocent:

[Kim Shepard]

Awesome. MainShep didn't have enough points for that one. I'm sure Earthborn Ruthless will though.

Garrus:
Shepard: Shortest interrogation ever. Beat that, C-Sec.

[Sialater]

I never have enough Renegade points for that one. But if you wait it out and don't take the other paragon/renegade responses, or the interrupts, you can tell his lawyer as he barges in that you're a Spectre.

[Reptilian Rob]

Sialater wrote...

Stupid boards.

Such a sexy stud. <3

[Timerider42]

Cue "Law and Order" theme.

[LessThanKate]

Kim Shepard wrote...

I like the fact that we're given very few details about Shepard's past. Shepard is our character, so it's great that we can fill in the blanks. For other characters though, the more we know about them, the better. I've created a whole background theory for Saren that was influenced in some ways by my Shepards, and that's great too, but the details may or may not be true. I'd like to know his real story. There are a few more details about Garrus that I'd like to know too.

In the case of my Earthborn Ruthless, he definitely joined to stay out of jail. The Alliance knew about his skills and wanted the young powerhouse on their side, while he wanted to keep his freedom as much as possible. He doesn't regret anything he did because he believes that everything he did was justified. I think Garrus would agree if he knew the whole story, but for now, he just knows Shepard well enough to trust his reasons. Garrus knows he's not very cruel or a common criminal - he has standards, and there are crimes that completely disgust him (like his old gang poisoning turian medical supplies, and knowing that probably wasn't the first time). Despite their different backgrounds, their sense of justice turned out very similar. The two of them agreed completely about Saleon and Sidonis.

Ah, it probably is best kept vague, then. My Eathborn is a Paragon, so my ideas on her possible past were totally different. In her case, she knew the Reds were getting worse, from petty to severe crimes, so she got as far away as possible from it. To relate it to Garrus, I would say...she kept him from killing Saleon and Sidonis because she feared for him, maybe even a little for herself, for loosing control. Maybe she would think it a slippery slope; it took so much time for each of them to get to where they were, but it would be so easy to destroy it, to turn into something fearful and reckless.

...Although I also happen to have a Colonist/Ruthless Shepard who's...pretty big on revenge, so he would have the opposite affect on him.

Tyrium wrote...

I
certainly do. It really is a shame when people just go with the
default. I chose soldier because it fits my playstyle and lets me have
the talents I want, not because it's default. What's the point
in playing a game centred around a specific character if you don't make
him/her your own?
 
Ah yes, Reave, I loved that power. I don't use
it anymore since my Shep's not a biotic, but I really loved that
thing.  I picked Reave for my vanguard renegade manshep run, and I
really do miss it. Will have to try sentinel some time, but aren't they
really weak in Me1? Engineer was a lot of fun, but since I only made
that character to unlock electronics, I havn't played her much past the
citadel.

I always take Garrus with me, and usually Kasumi or
Mordin so its about even tech/combat. I really need to start
experimenting with biotic companions...

Yes, the Sentinel class was pretty lame in ME1, but totally boss in the sequel. I'm still adjusting to playing Infiltrator, it's wierd not having any powers XD

Depends on the Shepard, but I would say my ideal team would be Garrus and Samara. Lot of do-gooding, lot of blue. Just how I like it.

Garrus probably is one of the more useful squadmates. Which was why I was rather miffed playing as a Vanguard on Hardcore, fighting the Shadow Broker with only an Adept to help me. Really could've used his help...ah well.

Chaotic good quotes? Well, that one about kicking back fits pretty well. I guess another one could be when you're talking to him just before meeting with Sidonis. Shepard says, "It's just not like you," and responds something like, "Really? I've always hated injustice. The idea that Sidonis...could get away with this!" (he chokes a bit in the middle of that sentence, like he could almost burst out laughing). He then proceeds to say that no one else knows or cares about what he did, and that there's no reason to just let him go while ten good men lie in "unmarked graves".

[Sialater]

I actually think he's more choking back a sob in that line.



Both Meg and Avery want to tell him they care. Meg a little more than Avery, though.

[LessThanKate]

If Garrus had started to cry (assuming it's physical possible for them to do so) or even whimper at that point, even my most righteous Shepard would let him have his way.



Or puppy dog eyes. I don't even know how that would look on a turian, but if he even attempted, I'd be butter.

[PiEman]

GARRUS


IS WATCHING YOU CALIBRATE

[Sialater]

Dude, that's just creepy.

[Tyrium]

Hmmn, Garrus and Samara hey, .. that would really fit Kate's style. Balance out the lack of biotic, while maintaining decent tech/combat with my energy drain soldier and Garrus. Must try this for my insanity run.

[Collider]

They probably take into account both the vocal fans or reviewers and the stats gathered from the general body of players. I think Garrus will be safe.

[Sable Rhapsody]

Kim Shepard wrote...

Biotics are my favorite too. Actually, they're probably tied with fiery explosions. And when combined... it makes floating, flaming geth. My Vanguard is awesome. For Garrus, I use Concussive Shot a lot. I think it's the squad power I've used the most overall. Overload is great too, but I don't get to use it too often. Are there less shields on Casual? Garrus and my Sentinel MainShep were awesome on Tali's loyalty mission though. Tech explosions everywhere. The geth never stood a chance.

On Normal, most things are still unprotected by armor, barriers or shields.  On Hardcore, just about everything is protected.  On Insanity, everything is protected (EVEN THE F-ING HUSKS HAVE ARMOR), highly aggressive, scaled to your level, and out to sodomize adorable puppies after killing Shepard and the squad for spending a few seconds out of cover.

The funny thing is that I rarely play higher difficulties "for the challenge."  I play most games on Normal--you know, the intended, balanced difficulty.  But Insanity is FUN.  It's a challenge, yes, but it's perfectly possible to through ordinary fights and--with heavy weapons--even miniboss fights without restarting.  It just requires playing much more cautiously and much more thoughtfully.  Every second and every shot counts--feels a lot more like an actual fight.

[TheNexus]

I maintain that the story of the before mission fight where Garrus fights the lady is the single best story yet told in Mass Effect.