Modifié par Abispa, 26 juillet 2011 - 08:26 .
silentassassin264 wrote...
The only reason I would shell out $2 for Aria lines was if it was my femshep getting to say something along the lines of "Actually, I would much rather have you.":wub:Quething wrote...
I think I would actually shell out $2 US for a DLC that just added lines like that to ME2. "Actually, Aria, I appreciate the thought, but I'd rather have a nice young woman." "Sorry, Shiala, I'm holding out for Kaidan." "I. AM. NOT. INTERESTED. GODDAMNIT."
Modifié par Abispa, 26 juillet 2011 - 08:33 .
Abispa wrote...
silentassassin264 wrote...
The only reason I would shell out $2 for Aria lines was if it was my femshep getting to say something along the lines of "Actually, I would much rather have you.":wub:Quething wrote...
I think I would actually shell out $2 US for a DLC that just added lines like that to ME2. "Actually, Aria, I appreciate the thought, but I'd rather have a nice young woman." "Sorry, Shiala, I'm holding out for Kaidan." "I. AM. NOT. INTERESTED. GODDAMNIT."
After playing Dragon Age 2, I REALLY want the option for Shepard to be able to hit on anything with a pulse. NOT because I want more "action," but because I want to have at least a dozen or so people brush him/her off, get mad, or even tell him/her to go to hell. Just because I support expanded romance options doesn't mean I believe Shepard should be able to service anybody.
EXAMPLE --
SHEPARD -- Are there fish in the lakes?
PRESIDIUM GROUNDS KEEPER -- You know, I get that question a lot! Almost as often as I get, "Where's the bathroom?"
SHEPARD *Heart option* -- That's fascinating. You want to have sex?
P.G.K. -- Listen, jackass! You ain't my type! I'm GAY! I only like male Turians! Why don't you get ninjamanced by the Consort? Sheesh!
Modifié par Kaiser_Wilhelm, 26 juillet 2011 - 08:35 .
Modifié par silentassassin264, 26 juillet 2011 - 08:42 .
Abispa wrote...
@ Cathey -- I don't plan on playing gay Shepard much myself, but the thing that REALLY gets on my nerves from s/s critics is not so much their worrying about ninjamances, it's the line that can be paraphrased as "But s/he's my s/s Shepard's buddy/sista/bro!" as though finding out that the person who has fought by your side against incredible odds is now bi wipes away his/her history of heroism/badass.
... "But s/he's my s/s Shepard's buddy/sista/bro!" as though finding out that the person who has fought by your side against incredible odds is now bi wipes away his/her history of heroism/badass.
Nah, my Sheps are all gay as hell and lack of any options didn't stop that, I turned down every chick that tried to jump at himsilentassassin264 wrote...
Despite how Casey Hudson tried to spin it, it was not you could play a gay/lesbian shepard and none of the squadmates were receptive to you, it was more of you not having the option at all to have that sexuality. It annoyed me.
Abispa wrote...
@ Kaiser_Wilhelm -- It that a mod? I don't remember any of my Shepard's EVER being able to dance that well. If the Asari turned down THAT, how was she impressed by the infamous "Shepard Shuffle"?
Modifié par Kaiser_Wilhelm, 26 juillet 2011 - 09:08 .
silentassassin264 wrote...
I would rather get brushed off than not have the option. I ME(1), I would have much rather have had the option to tell Ashley the "Would you kiss anyone I asked?" option and get brushed off (and run to her Captain's quarters and cry 3 hours straight) than not even have the option. Despite how Casey Hudson tried to spin it, it was not you could play a gay/lesbian shepard and none of the squadmates were receptive to you, it was more of you not having the option at all to have that sexuality. It annoyed me.
And while you are on the topic,
Ratch: Have a look at my kiosk.
Shep: You don't seem to hate the aliens
Ratch: I have done enough business off world to know not to turn away paying customers
Shep: Business offworld you say...
Ratch: Yes alien.
Shep flirt icon: Why don't you follow me back to my ship so we can do some business offworld?
Ratch: What? Do you mean what I think you mean? There is not enough ryncol in the world for me to do that.
Shep: Your loss.
Shep: I should go.
Quething wrote...
I think I would actually shell out $2 US for a DLC that just added lines like that to ME2. "Actually, Aria, I appreciate the thought, but I'd rather have a nice young woman." "Sorry, Shiala, I'm holding out for Kaidan." "I. AM. NOT. INTERESTED. GODDAMNIT."
(Oddly I am okay with the smirk in DA2 when you first meet Isabela. That may be unfair bias from my overwhelming love of Isabela.)
Ryzaki wrote...
Quething wrote...
Cuddlezarro wrote...
I picked the renegade option and shepard said how he wasnt too frilled with the reward and next thing i know im boinking the consort
Haha, yes. That and the ME1 Kalisah punch are the two most egregious paraphrase fails in the history of paraphrase fail. Nothing in DA2 or ME2 was near that bad. Ninjamancing: not just for companions!
Yeah... "oh asking for more money! Cool I could use some more creds." *press "That's it?" dialogue choice*
OMG WHY?!?
Augoeides wrote...
It was at this point I turned off my Xbox, bashed myself in the head with my controller a few times and went to the study to look up all the instances where the game would try and hetero-rape my GayShep.
Abispa wrote...
Augoeides wrote...
It was at this point I turned off my Xbox, bashed myself in the head with my controller a few times and went to the study to look up all the instances where the game would try and hetero-rape my GayShep.
C'mon, man! Asari are mono-gendered! They don't count! Stop ruining the immersion, man!
I'm straight, but as pretty as Asari are, I keep getting creeped out by that squid thing they got going. Other than that and blue skin, they look just like human females which makes it worse for me. I'd be more forgiving if they looked more alien and/or androgynous.
Abispa wrote...
C'mon, man! Asari are mono-gendered! They don't count! Stop ruining the immersion, man!
I'm straight, but as pretty as Asari are, I keep getting creeped out by that squid thing they got going. Other than that and blue skin, they look just like human females which makes it worse for me. I'd be more forgiving if they looked more alien and/or androgynous.
Augoeides wrote...
I see them and can't help but think 'Water genasi in space!'
It would appear very few space-faring races aside from humans developed 'hair' or fur.
Modifié par FitScotGaymer, 26 juillet 2011 - 11:19 .
LiaraShepard wrote...
hmmm, have you recognized that the smart and overpowered characters are always females in bioware games? Or is it just me who thinks so? There's Miranda and Morrigan, both are very intuitive, they always find the right conclusions and solutions, and they seem to beat their associated male characters (Jacob and Alistar). Morrigan always beats Alistar in conversations, and is obviously more powerful as a mage, and Jacob always mentiones that Miranda is to strong to be handled, what is very unsexy by the way. I always thought he's a douchebag. It's the same with Bastila and Carth or with Kaidan and Ashley (though it's not that obvious in Mass Effect 1). But the male characters always seem to be reserved and servile... I don't know how to express. Sorry, English isn't my first language. Is there someone else who feels this way? I always hope for a male character who is considered as perfect and maybe a bit arrogant. Yes, I know, there's Zaeed, but that's not what I'm talking about. He doesn't seem to be very important. He may be arrogant but in an unprofessional way. Don't know how to express but I always thought Miranda is very professionally arrogant. xD She seems to be above it all. Just like Bastila or Morrigan or Flemeth...hm, maybe I'm wrong. What do you think? But that's the reason why I always prefer to date female characters and why I hope they're bisexual.
FitScotGaymer wrote...
Abispa wrote...
C'mon, man! Asari are mono-gendered! They don't count! Stop ruining the immersion, man!
I'm straight, but as pretty as Asari are, I keep getting creeped out by that squid thing they got going. Other than that and blue skin, they look just like human females which makes it worse for me. I'd be more forgiving if they looked more alien and/or androgynous.
The mono gendered excuse is total bull. Seriously.
Mono Gendered does not mean no gendered, or androgynous.
It means having a SINGLE Gender. In this case Female. Thus a FemShep/Liara relationship is still a lesbian relationship for the purposes of FemShep being attracted to a "female".
Abispa wrote...
LiaraShepard wrote...
hmmm, have you recognized that the smart and overpowered characters are always females in bioware games? Or is it just me who thinks so? There's Miranda and Morrigan, both are very intuitive, they always find the right conclusions and solutions, and they seem to beat their associated male characters (Jacob and Alistar). Morrigan always beats Alistar in conversations, and is obviously more powerful as a mage, and Jacob always mentiones that Miranda is to strong to be handled, what is very unsexy by the way. I always thought he's a douchebag. It's the same with Bastila and Carth or with Kaidan and Ashley (though it's not that obvious in Mass Effect 1). But the male characters always seem to be reserved and servile... I don't know how to express. Sorry, English isn't my first language. Is there someone else who feels this way? I always hope for a male character who is considered as perfect and maybe a bit arrogant. Yes, I know, there's Zaeed, but that's not what I'm talking about. He doesn't seem to be very important. He may be arrogant but in an unprofessional way. Don't know how to express but I always thought Miranda is very professionally arrogant. xD She seems to be above it all. Just like Bastila or Morrigan or Flemeth...hm, maybe I'm wrong. What do you think? But that's the reason why I always prefer to date female characters and why I hope they're bisexual.
Yeah, they're "strong" women alright. Always ready to ninjamance the male hero who shines a light into their empty existence. The males, however, seem to wander aimlessly until the female hero gives them a backbone and sense of direction. I'm hoping that making all future LIs bi will help do away with the Bioware cliches of the past.
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