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[ADLegend21]

TehFuZion wrote...

i dont want to pay for dlc that just has me flirting with someone i dont even know :| i didnt even play mass effect 1.

Sorry but..



Loving the talk abotu Ash's apartment. I wonder What Kaidan's would look like....

[Selenora]

ADLegend21 wrote...

TehFuZion wrote...

i dont want to pay for dlc that just has me flirting with someone i dont even know :| i didnt even play mass effect 1.

Sorry but..



Loving the talk abotu Ash's apartment. I wonder What Kaidan's would look like....

)))))
sorry....couldnt resist

[FireEye]

TehFuZion wrote...

i dont want to pay for dlc that just has me flirting with someone i dont even know :| i didnt even play mass effect 1.

Maybe you should play ME1.  You might like it.  And if you don't, you don't have to buy any DLC with Kaidan and Ashley in it.  Good way to find out, anyway.  :innocent:



... I miss my space marines. 

[AkiKishi]

Does the squad need yet more humans? Really boring ones at that.

[FireEye]

BobSmith101 wrote...

Does the squad need yet more humans? Really boring ones at that.

Nope.  It needs its genuinely interesting ones back. 

[Lord Zeuss]

BobSmith101 wrote...

Does the squad need yet more humans? Really boring ones at that.

Arguably it does.Kaidan and Ashley were the only humans on your squad in the far-off forgotten first installment of this supposed trilogy, and by the end of the game one of them *had* to have died, so you had a single human squadmate. One solitary human.

As for being boring, if a human squadmate has to be a superhero in order to be interesting, I think you need to get out more.

[AkiKishi]

FireEye wrote...

BobSmith101 wrote...

Does the squad need yet more humans? Really boring ones at that.

Nope.  It needs its genuinely interesting ones back. 

There is nothing interesting about them, either in gameplay or background. They are about as 3dimensional as cardboard cutouts.

[FireEye]

BobSmith101 wrote...

There is nothing interesting about them, either in gameplay or background. They are about as 3dimensional as cardboard cutouts.

You're right.  They are pretty three dimentional and down to earth.  Thanks for your support. 

[AkiKishi]

FireEye wrote...
You're right.  They are pretty three dimentional and down to earth.  Thanks for your support. 

Not familiar with how flat cardboard cutouts are ? 

Down to earth another word for boring?

[Lord Zeuss]

BobSmith101 wrote...

FireEye wrote...

BobSmith101 wrote...

Does the squad need yet more humans? Really boring ones at that.

Nope.  It needs its genuinely interesting ones back. 

There is nothing interesting about them, either in gameplay or background.

If that's your take on the character, then I guess you don't really need to be posting in this thread.

[Chignon]

BobSmith101 wrote...

Does the squad need yet more humans? Really boring ones at that.

You do realise that this is the Kaidan and Ashley ME2 DLC Wishlist thread, you know, where people post what they would like to see in a DLC that includes Ash and Kaidan?

You did not? Why, thank you! I'm glad I could help to clear up your confusion - it was no trouble at all. Bye!

[AkiKishi]

Lord Zeuss wrote...

If that's your take on the character, then I guess you don't really need to be posting in this thread.

Seriously if you can't even make an arguement for why they are interesting I think I've proved my point.

Please go away if you don't agree , well boo hoo.

[Chignon]

Brodyaha wrote...

If Shepard and Ashley are talking, I would like the option for Shepard to ask about Ashley's family.

I'd also like to see something like that. Maybe also a few more information on Kaidan's family. We know next to nothing about them.

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BobSmith101 wrote...

Seriously if you can't even make an arguement for why they are interesting I think I've proved my point.

Please go away if you don't agree , well boo hoo.

If you want to discuss why fans of Ashley and Kaidan think they are interesting characters then you are in the wrong thread. Go to the appropiate support threads.

If you have nothing else to add to the discussion at hand, be it constructive or interesting, stop posting.

Modifié par Chignon, 01 février 2011 - 11:24 .

[FireEye]

BobSmith101 wrote...

Not familiar with how flat cardboard cutouts are ? 

Down to earth another word for boring?

All the cardboard cutouts I've ever come across were pretty 3-D.  They have to be to stand up, after all, as is their purpose. 

Down to earth is merely in touch with reality.  They are the common man, man. 

[AkiKishi]

FireEye wrote...

All the cardboard cutouts I've ever come across were pretty 3-D.  They have to be to stand up, after all, as is their purpose. 

Down to earth is merely in touch with reality.  They are the common man, man. 

You know what the thesaurus says about common man ? Average person
Hardly a ringing endorsement.

PS I'm not going to explain how carboard cut outs actually stand up , but feel free to look it up.

[FireEye]

BobSmith101 wrote...

You know what the thesaurus says about common man ? Average person
Hardly a ringing endorsement.

PS I'm not going to explain how carboard cut outs actually stand up , but feel free to look it up.

Average people are vastly important in sci-fi.  But you know that, don't you? 

As for cardboard cutouts... they're certainly not flat and hanging on a string, unless you've lost their third dimention or have a very small apartment. 

[Terraneaux]

BobSmith101 wrote...

You know what the thesaurus says about common man ? Average person
Hardly a ringing endorsement.

PS I'm not going to explain how carboard cut outs actually stand up , but feel free to look it up.

Dude, if you have a problem with Kaidan/Ash then ME2 must have really pissed you off with all those caricatured shonen anime refugees like Jack and Samara.  

[frylock23]

BobSmith101 - Troll



Don't feed him.

[AkiKishi]

FireEye wrote...

Average people are vastly important in sci-fi.  But you know that, don't you? 

As for cardboard cutouts... they're certainly not flat and hanging on a string, unless you've lost their third dimention or have a very small apartment. 

Maybe as NPC's

Shepard is too exceptional for average to work around him. That's the ways he's written. He's basically outgrown Ashley and Kaiden, it happens all the time even in real life.

If you stand a piece of paper up it does not become 3 dimensional.

[Raanz]

Without a doubt, the Virmire survivor will be a part of some bridging DLC. Haters are going to hate, or troll.

[Batlass8]

BobSmith101 wrote...

FireEye wrote...

Average people are vastly important in sci-fi.  But you know that, don't you? 

As for cardboard cutouts... they're certainly not flat and hanging on a string, unless you've lost their third dimention or have a very small apartment. 

Maybe as NPC's

Shepard is too exceptional for average to work around him. That's the ways he's written. He's basically outgrown Ashley and Kaiden, it happens all the time even in real life.

If you stand a piece of paper up it does not become 3 dimensional.

I'm sorry, I know my comment is going to be off-topic, but this analogy is really irritating me. 

Paper is three-dimensional.  It has height, width, and depth.  It may not have very much depth (compared to most objects human beings interact with on a day-to-day basis, because, as we all know there's a universe of microscopic, three-dimensional objects out there),  but it's there.  

BobSmith101, what you really mean is that there's no way to make an image three-dimensional.  An image (like the image of my avatar over there) has height and width, but no depth.

Please, let's stop with this butchering of the concept of 3D.  I know I'm being nitpicky, but seriously, it's driving me insane!  Thanks. 

[Chignon]

BobSmith101 wrote...

Shepard is too exceptional for average to work around him. That's the ways he's written. He's basically outgrown Ashley and Kaiden, it happens all the time even in real life.

If you stand a piece of paper up it does not become 3 dimensional.

Shepard has outgrown the characters that helped him to achieve the impossible in the first place?

Shepard has outgrown Kaidan, who would outrank Shepard in the Alliance now that he is Staff Commander, on top of being one of the few stable biotics with L2 implants? Someone with over a dozen special commendations, who has served the Alliance for over ten years and never lost a soldier under his command?
Shepard has outgrown Ashley, who managed to survive on her own on Eden Prime until Shepard arrived? Someone who made it to Operations Chief despite her family being blacklisted and who is a fine soldier?

I don't think so.

Not that we've cleared that up, can we please get back on topic and away from cardbox cutouts, Jack, Samara and whatever else was brought into the discussion?

A new question:

Do you want to see decision you've made in ME2 referred to? For example, on Lorek where you can decide to send information that could be harmful to Cerberus to Alliance command?

[FireEye]

BobSmith101 wrote...

Maybe as NPC's

Shepard is too exceptional for average to work around him. That's the ways he's written. He's basically outgrown Ashley and Kaiden, it happens all the time even in real life.

If you stand a piece of paper up it does not become 3 dimensional.

If Shepard has outgrown the common touch, then Shepard is worthless as a protagonist and we need a new hero for ME3. 

Also, cardboard cutouts are cardboard, not paper.  Paper wouldn't have the spine of cardboard, if you follow me.  And they still have the cardboard going in three dimentions - it's how it stands up.  


And to tie Shepard's humanity in with Kaidan and Ashley (and I know Liara can be there, too, but since we're on Kaidan and Ashley), I really miss the locker scene in ME2.  Something like that in the proposed DLC would be fantastic. 

[AkiKishi]

If Shepard has outgrown the common touch, then Shepard is worthless as a protagonist and we need a new hero for ME3. 

Also, cardboard cutouts are cardboard, not paper.  Paper wouldn't have the spine of cardboard, if you follow me.  And they still have the cardboard going in three dimentions - it's how it stands up.  


And to tie Shepard's humanity in with Kaidan and Ashley (and I know Liara can be there, too, but since we're on Kaidan and Ashley), I really miss the locker scene in ME2.  Something like that in the proposed DLC would be fantastic. 

Actually I totally agree with that I was just saying on another thread it should have been a trilogy about the Reapers not about Shepard.
The whole deus ex machinia of reseting to level one annoys me since it's not my character anymore whatever the claims may be. Half expecting something equally stupid in ME3 so they can get you back to level 1. The ME2 system is functional, but not much room for growth there beyond level 30.

Liara has herself became "fantastical" she's now the shadowbroker that makes her a good match still.