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Someone With Mass wrote...
Kahlee sure has her blond moments.
"Durrrr, what are the Reapers?"
Dean_the_Young wrote...
While I'd have no desire to pursue a relationship, Shepard having a young women on the crew, barely considered an adult and not a child, possibly infatuated with a charming commander who would, of course, have no interest in responding to any such interest...
Oh, wait.
Naltair wrote...
It's not accurate it's just bashing, people are attracted to what they are attracted to.
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Saphra Deden wrote...
When Gillian gets a little older she'll realize that what her father did was wrong and that what Cerberus does is for the greater good.
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Saphra Deden wrote...
Oh the irony.
Kahlee was never told what the Reapers were until Anderson told her in Retribution. Prior to that she had heard the term, once, when asked by the quarians about them.
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didymos1120 wrote...
Wrong. The quarians did tell her what the Reapers were in Ascension: "There is word coming from the Citadel that Saren's flagship, Sovereign, was actually an advanced AI. It was alive; just one of an entire race of enormous, sentient ships called the Reapers." And she's also perfectly aware that this may have been the artifact Dr. Qian was studying in Revelation.
Modifié par Quole, 15 avril 2011 - 03:31 .
God I hate people like you. Because you dont like Tali, you have to make a rediculous theory on why others might? Only Older people are drawn to Miranda/Ashley, where as only younger people are drawn to Tali? HOW DOES THAT MAKE ANY SENSE? WHAT ARE YOU BASING THAT ON? IF ANYTHING, MIRANDA, THE SUPERMODEL WITH THE EXAGGERATED CAMERA ANGLES DRAWS MORE YOUNGER PLAYERS.MajesticJazz wrote...
Dean_the_Young wrote...
While I'd have no desire to pursue a relationship, Shepard having a young women on the crew, barely considered an adult and not a child, possibly infatuated with a charming commander who would, of course, have no interest in responding to any such interest...
Oh, wait.
Lol, exactly.....Naltair wrote...
It's not accurate it's just bashing, people are attracted to what they are attracted to.
I am not saying that EVERYONE who are hardcore Tali fans fall into this category, but a great majority of them do. I created a thread about this a long time ago.
Is Tali/Liara popular female LIs because they appeal the the nerdy/geeky/socialy awkward male?
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Arijharn wrote...
Majestic, it might change a bit because Drew isn't writing it (unless he's ghost writing himself? o.0)
She is indoctrinated. Since Revelation.didymos1120 wrote...
Saphra Deden wrote...
Oh the irony.
Kahlee was never told what the Reapers were until Anderson told her in Retribution. Prior to that she had heard the term, once, when asked by the quarians about them.
Wrong. The quarians did tell her what the Reapers were in Ascension: "There is word coming from the Citadel that Saren's flagship, Sovereign, was actually an advanced AI. It was alive; just one of an entire race of enormous, sentient ships called the Reapers." And she's also perfectly aware that this may have been the artifact Dr. Qian was studying in Revelation.
Then in Retribution we get:
"Unfamiliar with the name, Kahlee asked 'Who are the Reapers?'"
and when Anderson explains:
"I've never heard anything remotely like that in my life."
Then, just for icing, she's rather resistant to the notion that they're connected to Qian's research or the attack on the Citadel, despite having considered both ideas in Ascension.
Irony indeed.
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Arijharn wrote...
Majestic, it might change a bit because Drew isn't writing it (unless he's ghost writing himself? o.0)
He can put words together nicely. Everything else is up to BioWare - how well they coach him about the lore and such. Knowing BioWare's "diligince" about their own lore, I'm not holding my breath.Tesla17 wrote...
Arijharn wrote...
Majestic, it might change a bit because Drew isn't writing it (unless he's ghost writing himself? o.0)
No, Dietz is an actual dude unfortuantely. He's grown quite infamous for writing the worst in the rather good series of Halo novels (The Flood) and I think he wrote the Metal Gear Novels. One has to hope he's actually grown competent in the interum.
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Saphra Deden wrote...
Kahlee is so exaggerated on the forums. The first novel dealt quite a lot with Anderson and Saren. The second one was equal parts Grayson and Kahlee. The third one was equal parts Kahlee, Anderson, TIM, and Grayson/Reapers. I don't know why people complain so much.
Most of the problems in the novel happen because of her inability to listen and see things that ISNT from her own point of view. Look at Retribution for example. a lot of crap could have been avoided if she would have just listened and not try to turn Grayson back. But noooooooooo, the Mary Sue had to continue on with her own illogical and irrational events of plot irritation. Then there is the situation win Acension which she didn't want to admit fault with Jiro and we all saw how that turned out. Hendel Mitra tried to warn Kahlee about Jiro and told her to be carefull around him and what she reveals to him, but because she is a stubborn Mary Sue, she denies help and moves on to destroy the plot.
In terms of character detail/background, she is too perfect and too convienent:
- She is the Alliance's top expert and synthetic intelligence.
- She is the Alliance's top systems and computer technician
- She just happens to have a VERY RARE trait in being naturally blonde
- She just happens to be the daughter of a very important character, Jon Grissom
- She just happens to be part of every major plot event without actually discovering anything (Shepard discovers things in ME1 and ME2)
Then there is here annoying ability to play the role of the Damsel in Distress like she did in Revelation and Retribution.
A Mary Sue (sometimes just Sue), in fanfiction, is a fictional character with overly idealized and hackneyed mannerisms, lacking noteworthy flaws, and primarily functioning as a wish-fulfillment fantasy for the author or reader. Perhaps the single underlying feature of all characters described as "Mary Sues" is that they are too ostentatious for the audience's taste, or that the author seems to favor the character too highly. The author may seem to push how exceptional and wonderful the "Mary Sue" character is on his or her audience, sometimes leading the audience to dislike or even resent the character fairly quickly; such a character could be described as an "author's pet".
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Saphra Deden wrote...
Bull-honky. The events of Retribution were driven as much by Anderson and TIM as they were by Kahlee. She never forced Anderson to do what he did.
A Mary Sue (sometimes just Sue), in fanfiction, is a fictional character with overly idealized and hackneyed mannerisms, lacking noteworthy flaws, and primarily functioning as a wish-fulfillment fantasy for the author or reader. Perhaps the single underlying feature of all characters described as "Mary Sues" is that they are too ostentatious for the audience's taste, or that the author seems to favor the character too highly. The author may seem to push how exceptional and wonderful the "Mary Sue" character is on his or her audience, sometimes leading the audience to dislike or even resent the character fairly quickly; such a character could be described as an "author's pet".
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MajesticJazz wrote...
Again, Kahlee caused a whole bunch of mess in Retribution because she wouldn't listen.
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