Merchant2006 wrote...
Rupert Murdock
I would also support this...I miss Firefly.
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Naming the Next Jenkins.
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#76
Posté 10 avril 2011 - 07:11
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Blasto the Hanar Spectre.
I would also support this...I miss Firefly.
I would also support this...I miss Firefly.
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Posté 10 avril 2011 - 07:13
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Inutaisho7996 wrote...
Blasto the Hanar Spectre.
I don't think that is a situation you want to Enkindle..
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Posté 10 avril 2011 - 07:50
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In all Bioware games? hmmm.
Not in Baldur's.... ah, well, your foster father. Though he is not really a controlled team member.
Baldur's Gate II? Only vaguely remember, but I think, while a lot people died between the two games, no one actually dies... only Imoen disappears. Might be wrong though... I only remember that you wake up in a prison and there is this "Relief" guy. Ah, the morbid, black humor those days.
Not in Neverwinter Nights. A lot of people die around you because the academy you're training at is being attacked, but your only team mate survives and decides to give up on adventurinig.
Knight of the Old Republic.... hmmm. You wake up on an Galactic Republic military vessel while it is under attack. Someone wakes you up, but I don't remember who. Was it Carth? Or some red shirt who didn't survive? I think it was Carth, in which you wouldn't loose a team mate.
In Mass Effect evidently yes. In Dragon Age... yes... if you count the battle at Ostagar as opening phase. But they don't really die in battle. However, if you count the background part as opening not. In my case - female city elf - my best friend got raped, several people I knew died but no team mates....
No comment on Dragon Age II, too young, don't want to bring spoilers here...
Not in Baldur's.... ah, well, your foster father. Though he is not really a controlled team member.
Baldur's Gate II? Only vaguely remember, but I think, while a lot people died between the two games, no one actually dies... only Imoen disappears. Might be wrong though... I only remember that you wake up in a prison and there is this "Relief" guy. Ah, the morbid, black humor those days.
Not in Neverwinter Nights. A lot of people die around you because the academy you're training at is being attacked, but your only team mate survives and decides to give up on adventurinig.
Knight of the Old Republic.... hmmm. You wake up on an Galactic Republic military vessel while it is under attack. Someone wakes you up, but I don't remember who. Was it Carth? Or some red shirt who didn't survive? I think it was Carth, in which you wouldn't loose a team mate.
In Mass Effect evidently yes. In Dragon Age... yes... if you count the battle at Ostagar as opening phase. But they don't really die in battle. However, if you count the background part as opening not. In my case - female city elf - my best friend got raped, several people I knew died but no team mates....
No comment on Dragon Age II, too young, don't want to bring spoilers here...
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Posté 10 avril 2011 - 07:59
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Posté 10 avril 2011 - 08:03
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Konrad Zollern von Rottenstein und von Wissengard.
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Posté 10 avril 2011 - 09:04
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Guy Fleegman for the Galaxy Quest nuts
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Posté 10 avril 2011 - 10:20
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Schattenkeil wrote...
Knight of the Old Republic.... hmmm. You wake up on an Galactic Republic military vessel while it is under attack. Someone wakes you up, but I don't remember who. Was it Carth? Or some red shirt who didn't survive? I think it was Carth, in which you wouldn't loose a team mate.
Trask! HOW CAN YOU FORGET TRASK! d00d fights a SITH APPRENTICE for you!
I don't think anyone dies in JE...?
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Posté 10 avril 2011 - 10:40
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Parker...Jeff Parker.
I don't know where I came up with that name...but I feel like Jenkins, Wilson, and Parker go together for some reason. Either way...I feel bad for the poor guy already.
I don't know where I came up with that name...but I feel like Jenkins, Wilson, and Parker go together for some reason. Either way...I feel bad for the poor guy already.
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Posté 10 avril 2011 - 10:48
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The Biotic God!
If not him then someone named Alonso. Cookies if you get the reference.
If not him then someone named Alonso. Cookies if you get the reference.
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Posté 10 avril 2011 - 11:02
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If it isn't already James Sanders (which really seems likely to me actually), I hope it's either Jacob OR Miranda or both, depending on their status and/or if you romanced one of them.
Why? It's not because I hate either character.
It's because of maximum possible impact. You need to seperate Shepard from any serious Cerberus connections at the beginning of the game (even partially if you seriously side with them in ME2), and some big event has to go down. Well, one way to help solidify a Cerberus seperation is to kill off the two most important Cerberus operatives who would likely vouch for Shepard the most Jacob and/or Miranda.
Now it would be cruel of BW to kill off a possible continued love interest, so if you romanced one in ME2 and it stuck, then that character should obviously survive. But if you didn't romance either: boom! Dead, make way for new NPCs, and a reason to add Cerberus antagonism once again, regardless of how you treated the organization in ME2.
Why? It's not because I hate either character.
It's because of maximum possible impact. You need to seperate Shepard from any serious Cerberus connections at the beginning of the game (even partially if you seriously side with them in ME2), and some big event has to go down. Well, one way to help solidify a Cerberus seperation is to kill off the two most important Cerberus operatives who would likely vouch for Shepard the most Jacob and/or Miranda.
Now it would be cruel of BW to kill off a possible continued love interest, so if you romanced one in ME2 and it stuck, then that character should obviously survive. But if you didn't romance either: boom! Dead, make way for new NPCs, and a reason to add Cerberus antagonism once again, regardless of how you treated the organization in ME2.
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Posté 10 avril 2011 - 11:29
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Schattenkeil wrote...
Knight of the Old Republic.... hmmm. You wake up on an Galactic Republic military vessel while it is under attack. Someone wakes you up, but I don't remember who. Was it Carth? Or some red shirt who didn't survive? I think it was Carth, in which you wouldn't loose a team mate.
The guy's name is Trask Ulgo. He sacrificed himself to save you.
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Posté 10 avril 2011 - 11:36
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Harbinger. (I'd laugh pretty hard if he was just a cannon-fodder reaper)
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Posté 10 avril 2011 - 11:38
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Siegfried or Roy. Simon or Garfunkel. Sunny or Cher.
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Posté 10 avril 2011 - 11:39
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Jorina Leto wrote...
Schattenkeil wrote...
Knight of the Old Republic.... hmmm. You wake up on an Galactic Republic military vessel while it is under attack. Someone wakes you up, but I don't remember who. Was it Carth? Or some red shirt who didn't survive? I think it was Carth, in which you wouldn't loose a team mate.
The guy's name is Trask Ulgo. He sacrificed himself to save you.
He knew that there was something behind here.
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Posté 10 avril 2011 - 11:40
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JukeFrog wrote...
An asari named Shu T'Mee
Soon'Ta Di.
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Posté 11 avril 2011 - 01:10
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RenownedRyan wrote...
JukeFrog wrote...
An asari named Shu T'Mee
Soon'Ta Di.
Arheer T'Croak
