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[Someone With Mass]

TTTX wrote...
compared with Jacob she interesting.

Then again, watching paint dry, the grass grow or the clouds move is more interesting than Jacob.

[Collider]

NuclearBuddha wrote...

Collider wrote...
Tell me why you didn't like the other characters.

This might take a minute, because I don't really recall them that well.

Handmaiden was boring:  a let's get undressed and fight tsundere.
HK-47 I hated for the same reason as I didn't like Wrex.  "LOL I'M SO MEAN!"
G0T0 same thing really.
Mercenary girl, whatever her name was, she was just kinda there, you know?  Not a lot of story or whatever.

Who am I missing?

You know, this could have something to do with how damaged KOTOR2 was anyway.

Here is my response.

[TTTX]

NuclearBuddha wrote...

Collider wrote...
Tell me why you didn't like the other characters.

This might take a minute, because I don't really recall them that well.

Handmaiden was boring:  a let's get undressed and fight tsundere.
HK-47 I hated for the same reason as I didn't like Wrex.  "LOL I'M SO MEAN!"
G0T0 same thing really.
Mercenary girl, whatever her name was, she was just kinda there, you know?  Not a lot of story or whatever.

Who am I missing?

You know, this could have something to do with how damaged KOTOR2 was anyway.

Atton
strange old woman (can't remember her name)
and if your evil you get that walking carbet (can't remember the name etheir) 

[Collider]

Lividity Jones wrote...

Collider wrote...

I like that Tali's romance is the most conditional.

Agreed.

People often overreact to her demeanor in the romance when she's actually quite the opposite.

Just a case of people not bothering to try to understand the characters, I think.

[TTTX]

Mobius_118 wrote...

Runescapeguy9 wrote...

TTTX wrote...
compared with Jacob she interesting.

Compared with Jacob a stapler is interesting.

But the Priiiiize...

ah yes the Priiiiiize I've dismissed that claim.

[Lividity Jones]

Collider wrote...

Lividity Jones wrote...

Collider wrote...

I like that Tali's romance is the most conditional.

Agreed.

People often overreact to her demeanor in the romance when she's actually quite the opposite.

Just a case of people not bothering to try to understand the characters, I think.

Gasp! Depth?! From a female video game character?!

Stop the presses!

Modifié par Lividity Jones, 07 août 2010 - 10:12 .

[Someone With Mass]

Lividity Jones wrote...

Gasp! Depth?! From a female video game character?!

Stop the presses!

I can't believe they did such a thing!

I just signed on for the boobies!

[Collider]

Lividity Jones wrote...

Collider wrote...

Lividity Jones wrote...

Collider wrote...

I like that Tali's romance is the most conditional.

Agreed.

People often overreact to her demeanor in the romance when she's actually quite the opposite.

Just a case of people not bothering to try to understand the characters, I think.

Gasp! Depth?! From a female video game character?!

Stop the presses!

The romances in ME2 in general were more conditional than the ME1 ones. I mean you could do everything the squad mate you are romancing disagrees with and they still like you and the romance continues.

[Mobius_118]

Lividity Jones wrote...

Collider wrote...

Lividity Jones wrote...

Collider wrote...

I like that Tali's romance is the most conditional.

Agreed.

People often overreact to her demeanor in the romance when she's actually quite the opposite.

Just a case of people not bothering to try to understand the characters, I think.

Gasp! Depth?! From a female video game character?!

Stop the presses!

I know what the problem is...All these damn kids and their instant gratifications...They don't want to think about the implications and effects of their choices. It's much easier to be the giant thunderfooted killing machine that slaughters everything than the soft-spoken hero of the Citadel who actually cares about his team.

[Lividity Jones]

Collider wrote...

The romances in ME2 in general were more conditional than the ME1 ones. I mean you could do everything the squad mate you are romancing disagrees with and they still like you and the romance continues.

Which is a significant improvement, considering the fact that... y'know... people tend to get pissed when you drag their family's name through the mud after they ask you not to.

[Collider]

Jacob should have talked about his backstory more.

[Mobius_118]

Mukora wrote...

Someone With Mass wrote...
Then again, watching paint dry, the grass grow or the clouds move is more interesting than Jacob.

None of those are more interesting than Jacob. At all.

Only if you get baked, are those watching activities interesting. But at that point you mas well sit in a chair and listen to music.

[NuclearBuddha]

Collider wrote...
Here is my response.

HK-47:  LOLOLOL Meatbag. 
*rolleyes.jpg*

I was ignoring Kreia because she's not exactly a squadmate.  She's a (the) villain.  And for most of the game, that's how I treated her.  Heck, her warning to stay away from Visas was like catnip.

And Atton?  Meh.

Anyway, my like for Visas can be compared to some of the things I like about Tali (other than the same fashion sense RE: hoods).  She's a rarity in the galaxy, with traits particular to her race that make living difficult for her (her race sounded very tragic, too).  The romance for her is dangerous, and a surrender for her, where she forsakes a lot to be with the Exile.

[Collider]

Lividity Jones wrote...

Collider wrote...

The romances in ME2 in general were more conditional than the ME1 ones. I mean you could do everything the squad mate you are romancing disagrees with and they still like you and the romance continues.

Which is a significant improvement, considering the fact that... y'know... people tend to get pissed when you drag their family's name through the mud after they ask you not to.

It goes to show that Tali, unlike another romance interest, is not going to roll over and agree with whatever Shepard does. She's her own person. She won't hesitate to call Shepard a ******.

[NuclearBuddha]

Collider wrote...

Jacob should have talked about his backstory more.

Pretty much this.  Just a couple of Corsair stories would've spiced things up.

[Someone With Mass]

Lividity Jones wrote...

Collider wrote...

The romances in ME2 in general were more conditional than the ME1 ones. I mean you could do everything the squad mate you are romancing disagrees with and they still like you and the romance continues.

Which is a significant improvement, considering the fact that... y'know... people tend to get pissed when you drag their family's name through the mud after they ask you not to.

Makes me wonder how they're going to spice up the romance in ME3, without redoing the same thing.

[Lividity Jones]

Collider wrote...

Lividity Jones wrote...

Collider wrote...

The romances in ME2 in general were more conditional than the ME1 ones. I mean you could do everything the squad mate you are romancing disagrees with and they still like you and the romance continues.

Which is a significant improvement, considering the fact that... y'know... people tend to get pissed when you drag their family's name through the mud after they ask you not to.

It goes to show that Tali, unlike another romance interest, is not going to roll over and agree with whatever Shepard does. She's her own person. She won't hesitate to call Shepard a ******.

Which really stands out, I think.

Anybody else slightly creeped out by Shiala's proposition on Illium?

I was half-expecting Tali to say somethig, but alas. Such wasted potential.

Modifié par Lividity Jones, 07 août 2010 - 10:18 .

[Collider]

NuclearBuddha wrote...

Collider wrote...

Jacob should have talked about his backstory more.

Pretty much this.  Just a couple of Corsair stories would've spiced things up.

Yea they had a goldmine with Jacob. Even if they don't talk about Galaxy, they could tallk about the corsair stories which would have been very interesting. I kind of think they made Jacob into an "anti-Kaidan."

[Collider]

Lividity Jones wrote...

Collider wrote...

Lividity Jones wrote...

Collider wrote...

The romances in ME2 in general were more conditional than the ME1 ones. I mean you could do everything the squad mate you are romancing disagrees with and they still like you and the romance continues.

Which is a significant improvement, considering the fact that... y'know... people tend to get pissed when you drag their family's name through the mud after they ask you not to.

It goes to show that Tali, unlike another romance interest, is not going to roll over and agree with whatever Shepard does. She's her own person. She won't hesitate to call Shepard a ******.

Which really stands out, I think.

Anybody else slightly creeped out by Shiala's proposition on Illium?

I was half-expecting Tali to say somethig, but alas. Such wasted potential.

I hate all of these NPCs are hitting on Shepard. And Shepard often just stands there like an idiot.

[Collider]

@Nuke: I don't want to go too off-topic here.

[Lividity Jones]

Someone With Mass wrote...

Lividity Jones wrote...

Collider wrote...

The romances in ME2 in general were more conditional than the ME1 ones. I mean you could do everything the squad mate you are romancing disagrees with and they still like you and the romance continues.

Which is a significant improvement, considering the fact that... y'know... people tend to get pissed when you drag their family's name through the mud after they ask you not to.

Makes me wonder how they're going to spice up the romance in ME3, without redoing the same thing.

I want Paramour Interrupts.