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Someone photoshop garrus on this NAO!!

Modifié par Hellbound555, 12 mai 2011 - 10:31 .

[ArcanaLegacy]

Bolboreta wrote...

So true:
*epic ME pic of how it "ruined" our lives*
Credits: missfilby08.deviantart.com

XDDDDDD It didnt ruin my life. lol Im very proudof the fact that i love turians. *in possible denial?* lol

@jellobell: Yea someone tweeted casey about having possible Joker and "Kromance" options in me3. He replied that "they have it all covered", but with the "exception of that kromance". XP

[Eradyn]

You know, there is a theory where there are infinite universes and we exist within but one of many. This is a theory that everything we have ever thought of, or will ever think of, exists in some universe. So somewhere out there in another 'verse, turians are real. And so is Garrus. Unfortunately, this also means there is a universe out there where reapers also exist.

So what does this mean? This means, if we ever find a way to punch holes through universes, we must find one with turians and without reapers.

[jellobell]

ArcanaLegacy wrote...

@jellobell: Yea someone tweeted casey about having possible Joker and "Kromance" options in me3. He replied that "they have it all covered", but with the "exception of that kromance". XP

*starts Joker playthrough*

[Obsydian]

Eradyn wrote...

You know, there is a theory where there are infinite universes and we exist within but one of many. This is a theory that everything we have ever thought of, or will ever think of, exists in some universe. So somewhere out there in another 'verse, turians are real. And so is Garrus. Unfortunately, this also means there is a universe out there where reapers also exist.

So what does this mean? This means, if we ever find a way to punch holes through universes, we must find one with turians and without reapers.

yay string theory!  my favorite.  i need to find a way through to these other universes. they've gotta be better than this one. specially if they've got turians. 
Seriously I would LOVE to live in the ME world. 

yeah, i need to start a Joker playthrough at some point cause... if its true....  than this will be me. 

if not... oh well,  i played through the game again. lol. 

and i can't say that this game ruined my life. I can only say that i'mma wish that my boy had fringe and mandibles when he gets home. thats all i'm sayin.   and i still haven't explained to him that i rather like aliens. ...  *sighs* lol

Modifié par Obsydian, 12 mai 2011 - 11:36 .

[Eradyn]

I would love to live in a variation of the ME universe...the one without reapers. Seems to be a high mortality rate in that one...

[lovgreno]

Surmansuuhun wrote...

You know once Joker finds out about Shepard and Garrus he's going to watch some Human x Turian porn (if he hasn't already, for the lulz). His mockery will be so much more poignant with research.

I am very sure that Joker has been collecting xenophilia for many years now.

[Voice of Kosh]

I've just finished going through all the Shadow Broker's files. And now I'm quite upset for Garrus. I hope we can help him in ME3.

Go to Palaven, sort out his stuff. Tell his sister he's a goddamn hero and give him a hug.

Maybe he'll come and speak to Shepard to ask if he can leave the team and go back to Palaven. He knows that now they respect him, perhaps he can muster an army strong enough to take on the reapers. Shepard can choose to make him stay, and his loyalty will force him to, or let him go for the greater good. He walks off. If he's a love interest a paragon interrupt allows Shepard to tell Garrus she loves him. He stops and turns to face her. He tells Shepard that he couldn't have come this far without her, that he is great because of her. He says that he never thought he'd say this to anyone, let alone a human, but he loves her too.

He leaves the team and Palaven becomes loyal. And you can go and visit him whenever you want.

[Sable Rhapsody]

Voice of Kosh wrote...

Maybe he'll come and speak to Shepard to ask if he can leave the team and go back to Palaven. He knows that now they respect him, perhaps he can muster an army strong enough to take on the reapers. Shepard can choose to make him stay, and his loyalty will force him to, or let him go for the greater good. He walks off. If he's a love interest a paragon interrupt allows Shepard to tell Garrus she loves him. He stops and turns to face her. He tells Shepard that he couldn't have come this far without her, that he is great because of her. He says that he never thought he'd say this to anyone, let alone a human, but he loves her too.

He leaves the team and Palaven becomes loyal. And you can go and visit him whenever you want.

That's both adorable and tear/tantrum inducing.  I will be so sad if an in-game decision forces me to pick between Garrus's well-being and keeping him with Shep.  (Though I doubt anyone on Palaven respects him post ME2.  He's not a very good turian.)

[Eradyn]

He's an excellent turian who sells himself short. Okay, he's an excellent turian where it counts. Imho.

[ElectricZ]

Arcian wrote...

I don't want to be the wet blanket here, but Palaven is mostly in ruins in ME3. As much as I'd want to visit that planetary corpse, I don't think it'd do anyone particularly much good.

In fact, that kind of spells bad news. What if his family died when Palaven was demolished?

He'll be that much closer to the crew of the Normandy, because that's what he's got left.

He's had everything he's held dear ripped from him over the years anyway. C-sec, the chance to be a Spectre, the achievements of the SSV Normandy all swept under the rug, Normandy's destruction and Shepard's death, the betrayal by Sidonis and the destruction of his squad on Omega... but he managed to endure. And his attitude is "I'll be here if you need me."

I think as long as he's got a team to fight for and with, he's got something to live for. This goes x2 for femsheps who've unlocked the "Headbump" achievement.

[Obsydian]

ElectricZ wrote...


He's had everything he's held dear ripped from him over the years anyway. C-sec, the chance to be a Spectre, the achievements of the SSV Normandy all swept under the rug, Normandy's destruction and Shepard's death, the betrayal by Sidonis and the destruction of his squad on Omega... but he managed to endure. And his attitude is "I'll be here if you need me."

I think as long as he's got a team to fight for and with, he's got something to live for. This goes x2 for femsheps who've unlocked the "Headbump" achievement.

and this is why Palaven destroyed means terrible things. I mean we know he didn't get along famously with his father... right? but ... the rest of his family?  damn.    poor dear has really lost everything. ...and ithink that could either bring him closer to the Normandy crew.  of course it coudl also pull him away... seeing as how maybe he wouldn't want to get close to anyone anymore for fear he might lose them. 

so many possibilities.

[ElectricZ]

Obsydian wrote...

and this is why Palaven destroyed means terrible things. I mean we know he didn't get along famously with his father... right? but ... the rest of his family?  damn.    poor dear has really lost everything. ...and ithink that could either bring him closer to the Normandy crew.  of course it coudl also pull him away... seeing as how maybe he wouldn't want to get close to anyone anymore for fear he might lose them. 

so many possibilities.

Withdrawing from his friends on the Normandy won't be a concern - but depending on how he handled Dr. Hart and Sidonis, if he thinks that revenge is the best option, he might run off seeking revenge at the worst time. That'd be my worry.

[CulturalGeekGirl]

Honestly, I don't think fear of being hurt is Garrus's style. His whole life revolves around taking the unreasonable risks. Living that way wouldn't make any sense to him, and that, dear reader, is why I love him.

I mean yes there's the snark and the grace and the voice and the loyalty. But when it all comes down to it, me showing up and saying "what's up laddie, maybe I'm an evil science zombie now but I don't think I am so will you throw reason out the window and come with me, because I need you?" and him deciding to come along is what makes him better than anyone else.

And then, falling for me despite the fact that I'm his commanding officer, a different species, and he knows that I have an ex that I haven't entirely gotten over? Yeah. There's no reason to imagine that might be a good idea. But he does it because it's who he is.

Garrus is brave. Stupidly so. I'm not going to say he's not afraid of anything, obviously he's afraid of losing people again, afraid of screwing up, afraid of letting his family down, afraid of all sorts of bad things happening and it all being his fault. But he doesn't let that fear rule him. He does what he thinks is best regardless of the risk, or wisdom, of doing it. Garrus isn't going to say "I've lost everything, time to pull back." He's going to say "I've lost everything, time to get something else good going so I can lose it too. What's life if you don't have a thing to lose? It's an empty hell." 

Losing Palaven would hurt him, scar him, damage him, maybe. But stop him? Hold him back from committing himself? Hell no. That's not life.

[AdmiralCheez]

I'm only here to agree with CGG.

[DeadLetterBox]

CulturalGeekGirl wrote...

Honestly, I don't think fear of being hurt is Garrus's style. His whole life revolves around taking the unreasonable risks. Living that way wouldn't make any sense to him, and that, dear reader, is why I love him.

I mean yes there's the snark and the grace and the voice and the loyalty. But when it all comes down to it, me showing up and saying "what's up laddie, maybe I'm an evil science zombie now but I don't think I am so will you throw reason out the window and come with me, because I need you?" and him deciding to come along is what makes him better than anyone else.

And then, falling for me despite the fact that I'm his commanding officer, a different species, and he knows that I have an ex that I haven't entirely gotten over? Yeah. There's no reason to imagine that might be a good idea. But he does it because it's who he is.

Garrus is brave. Stupidly so. I'm not going to say he's not afraid of anything, obviously he's afraid of losing people again, afraid of screwing up, afraid of letting his family down, afraid of all sorts of bad things happening and it all being his fault. But he doesn't let that fear rule him. He does what he thinks is best regardless of the risk, or wisdom, of doing it. Garrus isn't going to say "I've lost everything, time to pull back." He's going to say "I've lost everything, time to get something else good going so I can lose it too. What's life if you don't have a thing to lose? It's an empty hell." 

Losing Palaven would hurt him, scar him, damage him, maybe. But stop him? Hold him back from committing himself? Hell no. That's not life.

I wonder if charging full-bore into danger is how Garrus *deals* with the fears he has.  Because I agree, there is no way Garrus pulls back when he's lost people and things that matter.  He didn't with Sidonis.  He goes charging full-steam-ahead to make sure the loss means something.

I'm a little worried, though.  Vancouver in ruins.  Palaven in ruins.  I wonder if every teammate will have family at risk or past any risk at all during this game.

[Obsydian]

lol, I stand corrected....

[Bolboreta]

I've been thinking about the first intimate moment I want for Shepard and Garrus in ME3. 
Assuming that she still has her quarters in the Normandy, I imagine Shepard entering them after leaving Earth, tired and angry. Garrus is coming out from the bath (he has moved in to her room, of course), shirtless, and she sees him. He leans on the wall with a smirk and she forgets her anger. After that, I think he would lead her to the bed without stopping staring at her.
I don't mind what happens next, a fade to black or whatever. I just want this to happen 

[Twilight_Princess]

Bolboreta wrote...

I've been thinking about the first intimate moment I want for Shepard and Garrus in ME3. 
Assuming that she still has her quarters in the Normandy, I imagine Shepard entering them after leaving Earth, tired and angry. Garrus is coming out from the bath (he has moved in to her room, of course), shirtless, and she sees him. He leans on the wall with a smirk and she forgets her anger. After that, I think he would lead her to the bed without stopping staring at her.
I don't mind what happens next, a fade to black or whatever. I just want this to happen 

Garrus in a towel......*mind is now lost in dreamworld*

Modifié par Hyrule_Gal, 13 mai 2011 - 06:17 .

[Leonia]

Mm. I like that idea very much Bolboreta, clever way to get him shirtless without showing anything overly explicit. Nice.

*nods in agreement with CGGs post above*

And FWIW, I just asked Casey about Garrus hugs. Doubt he'll answer but we'll see.

[Obsydian]

Oh I like that idea, Bolboreta! agreed with the two ladies above. thats one hell of a classy, yet still fitting way for it to happen. ....*adds to the mental list of fanartz* lol

and nice, leonia. can't wait to see his answer. if he does.

[Bolboreta]

@Hyrule, @Leonia, exactly that! Garrus in a towel and we could add a hug to the scene, just before they walk to bed...

Hugs, Garrus needs hugs. Bioware, can you hear me??? Garrus needs huuuuuuuuuuugs!!!

Wow, Casey answered!!! He's so cute:

.@leonia42 We're only half-way through production - final hug count hasn't been determined. I'll put in a good word for Garrus though

Modifié par Bolboreta, 13 mai 2011 - 06:29 .

[Leonia]

Too lazy to screenshot it but here's the answer:

http://twitter.com/#!/CaseyDHudson

Oh I see we will have better hair in ME3 also (I love seeing other BSN users on Twitter, we're an awesome fanbase!)

Edit: Ninja'd!

Modifié par leonia42, 13 mai 2011 - 06:32 .