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Collider wrote...
I assume this is a writing woe to you?Lividity Jones wrote...
Collider wrote...
I actually found that the games did not flesh Shepard out enough.
Yeah, no ****.
****ing infuriating as hell...
NuclearBuddha wrote...
That would be one very special edition. I mean, there can't be that big a market, right?NCLanceman wrote...
*snip*
cannedcream wrote...
And, um, where do we get copies of that booklet exactly?
Um, I'm not asking for me, it's. . . uh. . .it's for a friend.
I came back from a camping trip, to explain my abscence. And I... missed a good oppurtunity. I told myself it was not a big deal, but I can not help but feel unfulfilled.NuclearBuddha wrote...
You're fussy tonight. It's in the game, man.
I'm not. Shepard needs to be made into a more compelling character.NuclearBuddha wrote...
I'm actually okay with it. Lets me decide just what his past was.Collider wrote...
I assume this is a writing woe to you?
SU37 wrote...
It's okay, cream.cannedcream wrote...
And, um, where do we get copies of that booklet exactly?
Um, I'm not asking for me, it's. . . uh. . .it's for a friend.
We all want one.
Works for me.Water Dumple wrote...
Edit: Imma just make this my signature top post image, K?
*dat face*
NuclearBuddha wrote...
That would be one very special edition. I mean, there can't be that big a market, right?NCLanceman wrote...
*Researchan snip*
Well, as pr0n, sure. But there's only 17 million quarians out there. Such a book couldn't get that much practical use.cannedcream wrote...
You poor, poor naive man.NuclearBuddha wrote...
That would be one very special edition. I mean, there can't be that big a market, right?NCLanceman wrote...
*snip*
I'me actually fine with it. The game presents an obvious history and characterization, I can fill in personality and interpretation as how I want it.Collider wrote...
I assume this is a writing woe to you?Lividity Jones wrote...
Collider wrote...
I actually found that the games did not flesh Shepard out enough.
Yeah, no ****.
****ing infuriating as hell...
So? Hide it then.cannedcream wrote...
If my parents ever found out. . .
NCLanceman wrote...
NuclearBuddha wrote...
That would be one very special edition. I mean, there can't be that big a market, right?NCLanceman wrote...
*Researchan snip*
There's definitely a market. Remember, Fornax magazine is a human published operation.
Though, I like to think both Mordin Solus and Helen Chakwas are contributing writers from time to time.
He's as compelling as the player makes him is my usual perspective. But then, I've been playing this kind of stuff since before console/computer RPG characters HAD backstories.Collider wrote...
I'm not. Shepard needs to be made into a more compelling character.
My main issue is that we don't get to properly flesh out Shepard in the game itself. I like that in Dragon Age party members would actually ask for your opinions on things. We get a bit of that with Jacob but I want moar. I want Shepard to be able to have problems, and failings. I love for Tali to ask how Shepard is, and he can respond in different ways.Azint wrote...
I'me actually fine with it. The game presents an obvious history and characterization, I can fill in personality and interpretation as how I want it.Collider wrote...
I assume this is a writing woe to you?Lividity Jones wrote...
Collider wrote...
I actually found that the games did not flesh Shepard out enough.
Yeah, no ****.
****ing infuriating as hell...
Though I wouldn't complain if we did get a thorough character analysis of Shepard, one that is actually presented and demonstrated.
Azint wrote...
I came back from a camping trip, to explain my abscence. And I... missed a good oppurtunity. I told myself it was not a big deal, but I can not help but feel unfulfilled.
Well, sorry. Feel free to take it out on us, then. LOL.Azint wrote...
I came back from a camping trip, to explain my abscence. And I... missed a good oppurtunity. I told myself it was not a big deal, but I can not help but feel unfulfilled.
NuclearBuddha wrote...
Well, as pr0n, sure. But there's only 17 million quarians out there. Such a book couldn't get that much practical use.cannedcream wrote...
You poor, poor naive man.NuclearBuddha wrote...
That would be one very special edition. I mean, there can't be that big a market, right?
Collider wrote...
My main issue is that we don't get to properly flesh out Shepard in the game itself. I like that in Dragon Age party members would actually ask for your opinions on things. We get a bit of that with Jacob but I want moar. I want Shepard to be able to have problems, and failings. I love for Tali to ask how Shepard is, and he can respond in different ways.
He should be named "TwoHornedWonder," humans have two human horns, remember?RedTracer7 wrote...
And now a Featured Article from our favorite author "OneHornedWonder":
Quarian and Human Relations: An Extended Field Study.
Collider wrote...
My main issue is that we don't get to properly flesh out Shepard in the game itself. I like that in Dragon Age party members would actually ask for your opinions on things. We get a bit of that with Jacob but I want moar. I want Shepard to be able to have problems, and failings. I love for Tali to ask how Shepard is, and he can respond in different ways.
NuclearBuddha wrote...
Well, as pr0n, sure. But there's only 17 million quarians out there. Such a book couldn't get that much practical use.
That's a valid defense, but so is the fact that many play these games specifically so they can roleplay within someone elses' universe. I can technically think up my own universe and make my own characters there, but there is some amount of fun instead with roleplaying in someone elses' creation. I found that there weren't enough nuances to the Shepard character - or that we weren't able to apply enough nuances that the game would actually recognize.NuclearBuddha wrote...
He's as compelling as the player makes him is my usual perspective. But then, I've been playing this kind of stuff since before console/computer RPG characters HAD backstories.Collider wrote...
I'm not. Shepard needs to be made into a more compelling character.
This sort of thing is actually the theme of my "serious" ff series. The very first thing I wrote for ME2 began like this:Collider wrote...
My main issue is that we don't get to properly flesh out Shepard in the game itself. I like that in Dragon Age party members would actually ask for your opinions on things. We get a bit of that with Jacob but I want moar. I want Shepard to be able to have problems, and failings. I love for Tali to ask how Shepard is, and he can respond in different ways.
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