lillitheris wrote...
Arcataye wrote...
Spacer: lived on ships and stations, never staying too long in one place.
Colonist: born and raised on Mindoir, family killed by slavers.
Earthborn: street orphan, escaped gang life by joining the Alliance.
None of them really care about Earth and it really annoyed me right from the start how much Shepard was all "Earth Earth Earth".
This is the wrong way to look at it; forcing a mold just as much as BW is.
It’s very possible for a spacer to care deeply about Earth, or an earthling not to. Ergo options should have been offered.
Yea, agreed. Impossible to appeal to everyones head canon i know - but the one "ZOMG SAVE EARTH" for all three was just ...bland.
Mumba1511 wrote...
About this whole Shepard and Earth
thing, I completely understand it, although it may be a bit repetitive
overtime. It makes sense.
You just have to as yourself. Let's say,
you're bloodline is Australian. But you were born and raised in the U.S.
Next thing you know, World war III starts and Australia is invaded.
Wouldn't you want to help defend Australia? Even if some parts of Europe
were bound to perish?
(probably a terrible analogy, but just feel like expressing my opinion).
And on this Banshee thing, real quick. It's bloody hilarious.
But
why is Earth the chosen one? Sure I may have history there, but really
theres no personal tie to it that I can make sound more important than
any of the other systems/planets - Shepard is representing an entire
galaxy, earth is just a blip on the radar with that kind of view. It
houses life, as do the other planets and it faces destruction just like
the other planets. Worrying about Earth in a galaxy sized war just
seems a wee bit... selfish and short sighted. The entire galaxies end
goals are the same, throwing my life away fighting on a hopeless front
is just.. wasted potential.
Modifié par doozer12, 17 août 2012 - 05:14 .