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[Premier Bromanov]

Padt wrote...

Kinda sorta looks like Jack is making out with a Shepard doll. Must be the size difference.

Maybe that's what she had to resort to, in order to get some action from her boyfriend in ME3.

[MattFini]

Premier Bromanov wrote...

Padt wrote...

Kinda sorta looks like Jack is making out with a Shepard doll. Must be the size difference.

Maybe that's what she had to resort to, in order to get some action from her boyfriend in ME3.

A+

[Dr. Doctor]

It might just be the angle too.



Oh crap she saw us run!

[Jonata]

The mandress... DUN DUN DUUN.

[CrimsonN7]

Just felt like sharing a few finds...




via anenglishview@ tumblr


by captain-nought @ tumblr


via captain-nought @ tumblr


via megumi-sc @ tumblr

Modifié par CrimsonN7, 19 août 2012 - 04:25 .

[Jonata]

CrimsonN7 wrote...

Ah! I love this one!

[KyreneZA]

CrimsonN7 wrote...


via captain-nought @ tumblr

The WIN is strong in this one...

[Premier Bromanov]

Saw "Paranorman". The minor surprise at the end reminded me about one of the lessons I think the player learns from Jack. I won't say anything more, because it might spoil the movie for people who want to go see it. Go see it, by the way.

[Nightfable]

http://alenlav.devia.../Jack-322098692

[MattFini]

CrimsonN7 wrote...




via anenglishview@ tumblr

I love that image.  Very badass. 

[Dr. Doctor]

Jonata wrote...

The mandress... DUN DUN DUUN.

Suddenly I can just picture Jack attempting to update Shepard's wardrobe.  

[Jonata]

Dr. Doctor wrote...

Jonata wrote...

The mandress... DUN DUN DUUN.

Suddenly I can just picture Jack attempting to update Shepard's wardrobe.  

Oh, no clip? Thought we had a clip.

[lillitheris]

Padt wrote...

I think one thing Jack really has over Miranda in ME3 is that they did a better job differentiating between Jack's friendship and romance conversation paths in the game. I mean, inevitably, both conversation paths will share a lot of dialogue, but I feel like the number of references and dialogue changes to reflect one relationship status or the other were extensive enough to make them feel whole and distinct from each other, and as satisfying as can probably be expected under the circumstances.

Of the ten, um...let's call them "Paramour achievement-worthy" love interests in ME3, I kinda feel like Miranda is tied with Liara as the one who got the poorest amount and quality of differentiation (in Liara's case, both her friendship and romance dialogue paths feel like they tilt too much towards friendship, and in Miranda's case, they both feel like they tilt too much towards romance). And honestly, it may seem petty, but that kinda bugged me. I wasn't big on how practically every conversation between Shepard and an unromanced Miranda felt like it was charged with romantic subtext.

I’m just saving this bit for myself, because it’s a good viewpoint into the problems of ME3.

[Richthestampede]

Jack should have been a permanent party member in ME3. Period. Shepard already had an emotional connection with her (one way or another), there was a trust there, and besides, she's a character constantly surrounded by conflict, which made every second of having her on the Normandy that much more exhilarating. Additionally, she's already been developed and deepened over the course of an entire game in which she has her own side-story (loyalty mission and so on), way more than BW had time to do with Javik or James.

It's a real shame and a wasted opportunity, as awesome as her brief appearance was. But since BW likes to fix things with DLC, maybe there's hope for a mission with Jack as a temporary squadmate (a la Liara's role in Shadow Broker). I'd love to see a retcon on Gillian's inexcusable death and have her square off with Jack, maybe in an effort to recruit her.

[Premier Bromanov]

Don't see the point in Gillian if she's officially dead, if the spot of human biotic is filled by Kaidan, and would be filled by Jack if she were made recruitable. There are already human and non-human biotics on the squad. I'd much rather see Samara on the ME3 squad before Jack, who at least has a stated, valid reason for being away, or Gillian, who you'd have to bring back from the dead.

[Padt]

lillitheris wrote...

Padt wrote...

I think one thing Jack really has over Miranda in ME3 is that they did a better job differentiating between Jack's friendship and romance conversation paths in the game. I mean, inevitably, both conversation paths will share a lot of dialogue, but I feel like the number of references and dialogue changes to reflect one relationship status or the other were extensive enough to make them feel whole and distinct from each other, and as satisfying as can probably be expected under the circumstances.

Of the ten, um...let's call them "Paramour achievement-worthy" love interests in ME3, I kinda feel like Miranda is tied with Liara as the one who got the poorest amount and quality of differentiation (in Liara's case, both her friendship and romance dialogue paths feel like they tilt too much towards friendship, and in Miranda's case, they both feel like they tilt too much towards romance). And honestly, it may seem petty, but that kinda bugged me. I wasn't big on how practically every conversation between Shepard and an unromanced Miranda felt like it was charged with romantic subtext.

I’m just saving this bit for myself, because it’s a good viewpoint into the problems of ME3.

Thank you. I think it's a problem that rears its head on a case by case basis. I suppose it's inevitable, since each cahracter/love interest has a different writer, and some writers will be better at dealing with the issue of differentiation than others. Whoever wrote Garrus, for example, did an excellent job differentiating between his friendship and romance paths, though I assume it also helps that Garrus gets so much more screen time than other squadmates/love interests. Gives more wiggle room to work with (it's curious how I often see people complaining about Liara in this regard, when Garrus quite possibly the squadmate and love interest that gets the most amount of screen time and personal conversations in ME3, yet people rarely ever seem to complain about it).

Cortez, Jack, Traynor...they all get good friendship and romance arcs in the game. Tali, too, even if she gets surprisingly little content devoted to her for a permanent squadmate. Liara's romance arc is very poor (at least if she's been romanced since ME1; I feel it works a little better if you start the romance in ME3), as is Miranda's friendship arc, like I said. Ashley barely speaks to you throughout the game, so the question of differentiation is a bit immaterial. And Thane and Jacob...well, I think enough has been said about that, at this point.

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[Dr. Doctor]

Jonata wrote...

Dr. Doctor wrote...

Jonata wrote...

The mandress... DUN DUN DUUN.

Suddenly I can just picture Jack attempting to update Shepard's wardrobe.  

Oh, no clip? Thought we had a clip.

Jack: N7 boxers? Seriously?

Shepard: It's just one pair.

Jack: What is it with you N7 guys anyway? Brass says you can display it on your uniform and you go and put it on ****ing everything. (notices the expression on Shepard's face)  The N7 on my ass doesn't count.

Shepard: If you say so. (digs through dresser)  What about this?

Jack: What did you do, mug a guy on Omega? 

Shepard:  It's been sitting here since Cerberus gave me the ship. I thought you'd like the whole leather vest look.

Jack: Yeah on me, just doen't look right on you. (Pulls out N7 Hoodie)  Now we're talking! I'm calling dibs on this.

Shepard: It'll be huge on you.

Jack: (pulls on hoodie) Just means it's comfy.

[Premier Bromanov]

Dr. Doctor wrote...

Jack: N7 boxers? Seriously?

Shepard: It's just one pair.

Jack: What is it with you N7 guys anyway? Brass says you can display it on your uniform and you go and put it on ****ing everything. (notices the expression on Shepard's face)  The N7 on my ass doesn't count.

Shepard: If you say so. (digs through dresser)  What about this?

Jack: What did you do, mug a guy on Omega? 

Shepard:  It's been sitting here since Cerberus gave me the ship. I thought you'd like the whole leather vest look.

Jack: Yeah on me, just doen't look right on you. (Pulls out N7 Hoodie)  Now we're talking! I'm calling dibs on this.

Shepard: It'll be huge on you.

Jack: (pulls on hoodie) Just means it's comfy.

:3

Shepard's LI wearing his clothes is the best.

Modifié par Premier Bromanov, 20 août 2012 - 11:17 .

[Dr. Doctor]

That and Jack looks pretty darn good in the N7 hoodie:

[Padt]

The question of Shepard's wardrobe is sort of funny, actually. I don't think we ever really get a strong sense of what Shepard usually dresses like outside of work situations. Most of the "casual" outfits in the games are either uniforms (Cerberus uniforms, Alliance uniforms, etc.) or clothes that have been conferred to Shepard by other people (the gala outfit from Kasumi, the N7 hoodie from EDI, etc.). I guess the closest insight we get into Shepard's casual dress style is the leather jacket and blue jeans combo from ME3, and while that does look great by modern standards, it's so far away from the usual dress styles seen in the games that you have to think most humans must see it as horribly bizarre or vintage.

[Premier Bromanov]

Leather jacket and blue jeans will never go out of style.

[Jonata]

Thanks for the clip, Doctor. Awesome as always. You did get my Family Guy reference though, did you?

...anyway, I just realized that you need to change just one letter to make "Jack & Miri make a porno". I don't know if I am entertained or shocked by this.

[Makaveli The Don]

Dr. Doctor wrote...


Jack: N7 boxers? Seriously?

Shepard: It's just one pair.

Jack: What is it with you N7 guys anyway? Brass says you can display it on your uniform and you go and put it on ****ing everything. (notices the expression on Shepard's face)  The N7 on my ass doesn't count.

Shepard: If you say so. (digs through dresser)  What about this?

Jack: What did you do, mug a guy on Omega? 

Shepard:  It's been sitting here since Cerberus gave me the ship. I thought you'd like the whole leather vest look.

Jack: Yeah on me, just doen't look right on you. (Pulls out N7 Hoodie)  Now we're talking! I'm calling dibs on this.

Shepard: It'll be huge on you.

Jack: (pulls on hoodie) Just means it's comfy.

lol someone should make a mini comic of that

Modifié par Makaveli The Don, 21 août 2012 - 04:07 .

[Dr. Doctor]

Padt wrote...

 I guess the closest insight we get into Shepard's casual dress style is the leather jacket and blue jeans combo from ME3, and while that does look great by modern standards, it's so far away from the usual dress styles seen in the games that you have to think most humans must see it as horribly bizarre or vintage.

Citadel

Guy: Hey Shepard! The twenty-first century called, they want their outfit back!

Shepard: (whispering in Jack's ear) Can you put the Keeper down?

Jack: Not really gonna drop it on him just want to scare him a little.

Shepard: I know, but the little guys have a tendancy to explode when they get agitated.

Jack: ****! (drops Keeper right in front of the guy who then runs away) How'd you know about the Keepers?

Shepard: Some Salarian researcher wanted scans of them a while back, got too close to one working on the Presidum and the thing blew up in my face. Had to walk back to the Normandy covered in Keeper goo.

Jack: Seriously?

Shepard: Yeah, don't know what the Reapers made 'em out of but it smells awful.

Jack: Husks are worse, thought I'd have to burn my jacket after Prangley blew up one of those Rachni things.

Shepard: Club soda does a pretty good job of gettting rid of Ravager goo.

Jack: (smirks) Damn, King of the Boy Scouts is also the freaking Domestic Godess?

Shepard: I'm a man of many talents.