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[JeffZero]

An exaggeration to be sure, but the point is that JeffZero likes what JeffZero hears.

There's a lot of banter. "They get any closer and this is going to be hand-to-hand!" Liara is talking a good bit as well. If the developers (and writers) can keep this up for the bulk of the game, color me bedazzled.

Modifié par JeffZero, 09 juin 2011 - 01:59 .

[wr3xl3ss]

They should be quiet regardless. I'm their commanding officer... If I'd want their opinion, i'd give it to them.

[SennenScale]

Squad banter makes me happy, too.

YAY!

[JeffZero]

wr3xl3ss wrote...

They should be quiet regardless. I'm their commanding officer... If I'd want their opinion, i'd give it to them.

There's always a separate view point in this world.

Well too bad, I'm their commanding officer too and I like to hear them! So nyah!

[Eradyn]

I am very happy to have heard the banter they showed us. I also hope it continues en force throughout the rest of the game.

[wr3xl3ss]

JeffZero wrote...

wr3xl3ss wrote...

They should be quiet regardless. I'm their commanding officer... If I'd want their opinion, i'd give it to them.

There's always a separate view point in this world.

Well too bad, I'm their commanding officer too and I like to hear them! So nyah!

I RUN MY SQUAD MILITARY... DO YOU THINK THIS IS ALL A JOKE...?!?! 

 

[wr3xl3ss]

Montezuma IV wrote...

wr3xl3ss wrote...

They should be quiet regardless. I'm their commanding officer... If I'd want their opinion, i'd give it to them.

And the misogyny of the Mass Effect universe lives on....

Even though I was being sarcastic, I fail to see your point.

[ramnozack]

Saphra Deden wrote...

Combat taunts don't interest me. I want to see the squadmates debating the morality issues.

Nothings more exciting then a good debate.

[Cosmar]

I agree. That was the first thing I latched onto. It would be nice to have squaddies seem like real people with opinions rather than just silent, brainless meat shields.

The banter kind of reminded me of the banter between Shepard and Liara in LotSB in ME2.

[ThatDancingTurian]

Montezuma IV wrote...

And the misogyny of the Mass Effect universe lives on....

:: Garrus is male, Liara is female. What does misogyny have to do with that comment?

[Fidget6]

Aye, party banter is one of those little things that makes a WORLD of difference. One thing Dragon Age has always had over the Mass Effect series. Mass Effect 1 had a little bit of banter, and ME2 only had just a TINY bit (but they were more like Easter Eggs, you had to have the exact right party members at the exact right time.)

Modifié par Fidget6, 09 juin 2011 - 02:16 .

[Conquerthecity]

I heard Garrus and Liara both, but I'm not sure it really seemed like they were talking to each other. When they do that I'll be happy.

[Fidget6]

Montezuma IV wrote...

wr3xl3ss wrote...

They should be quiet regardless. I'm their commanding officer... If I'd want their opinion, i'd give it to them.

And the misogyny of the Mass Effect universe lives on....

I think you should look up the definition of misogyny and get back to us.

[wr3xl3ss]

Aris Ravenstar wrote...

Montezuma IV wrote...

And the misogyny of the Mass Effect universe lives on....

:: Garrus is male, Liara is female. What does misogyny have to do with that comment?

As a matter of fact, Liara is not female, since her species is mono-gender... Male and female means nothing to her people. She even says that in the original ME, on the Normandy.

Still, you are correct: His comment makes NO SENSE whatsoever.

Modifié par wr3xl3ss, 09 juin 2011 - 02:18 .

[MisanthropePrime]

Montezuma IV wrote...

wr3xl3ss wrote...

They should be quiet regardless. I'm their commanding officer... If I'd want their opinion, i'd give it to them.

And the misogyny of the Mass Effect universe lives on....

How is that misogynist? At most, it's misanthropic, but it's honestly just military discipline.

[ThatDancingTurian]

wr3xl3ss wrote...

As a matter of fact, Liara is not female, since her species is monogender... Male and female means nothing to her people. She even says that in the original ME, on the Normandy.

Still, you are correct: His comment makes NO SENSE whatsoever.

She goes by 'she' and has babies. She may be monogendered, but that gender is female. /ot

[JeffZero]

Yeah, pretty confused about that misogyny bit. I'm all for equality and I'll fight for it whenever possible but I can't get behind called-out misogyny that just ain't there.

[Cosmar]

I'm just glad they're speaking. Nice to have actual characters instead of brainless cannons and meat shields.

[SennenScale]

Saphra Deden wrote...

Combat taunts don't interest me. I want to see the squadmates debating the morality issues.

I like the banter myself, but that sounds good as well.

[wr3xl3ss]

Aris Ravenstar wrote...

wr3xl3ss wrote...

As a matter of fact, Liara is not female, since her species is monogender... Male and female means nothing to her people. She even says that in the original ME, on the Normandy.

Still, you are correct: His comment makes NO SENSE whatsoever.

She goes by 'she' and has babies. She may be monogendered, but that gender is female. /ot

 (15:00)

Straight from the horse's mouth... Male or female have no real meaning; If you're interested, listen to her explanation on the subject.

[shnizzler93]

Does JeffZero like the fact that JeffZero talks about JeffZero in third-person?

But yeah, potentially more character banter is a great thing.

[Fidget6]

JeffZero wrote...

Yeah, pretty confused about that misogyny bit. I'm all for equality and I'll fight for it whenever possible but I can't get behind called-out misogyny that just ain't there.

They just got the definition wrong methinks. It happens. 

[JeffZero]

shnizzler93 wrote...

Does JeffZero like the fact that JeffZero talks about JeffZero in third-person?

But yeah, potentially more character banter is a great thing.

JeffZero's ambiivalent, really.