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[Steelcan]

BringBackNihlus wrote...
I can't find that scene by itself, but it is in "Commander Shepard is a jerk." - 2:52 is where it starts

That part is absolutely hilarious.

"You questioned my competence through the entire mission."

"The best way to stop that is to show me you're competent!"

. Is there a Commander Shepard is a jerk for ME3 yet?  But anyways, it's very fun to mess with Ashley

[fiendishchicken]

Steelcan wrote...

BringBackNihlus wrote...
I can't find that scene by itself, but it is in "Commander Shepard is a jerk." - 2:52 is where it starts

That part is absolutely hilarious.

"You questioned my competence through the entire mission."

"The best way to stop that is to show me you're competent!"

. Is there a Commander Shepard is a jerk for ME3 yet?  But anyways, it's very fun to mess with Ashley

Right after Eden Prime. Pick the two Renegade options for Ashley.

Shepard completely shuts her down. It's glorious if you hate Ashley like me.

Modifié par fiendishchicken, 02 septembre 2012 - 02:40 .

[fiendishchicken]

jtav wrote...

If they were real people, I'd always go Renegade. Since it's a video game and I know it ends well, I go Paragon.

You'd wuss out before you even said anything. Most people would.

[Steelcan]

fiendishchicken wrote...

Steelcan wrote...

BringBackNihlus wrote...
I can't find that scene by itself, but it is in "Commander Shepard is a jerk." - 2:52 is where it starts
That part is absolutely hilarious.
"You questioned my competence through the entire mission."
"The best way to stop that is to show me you're competent!"

. Is there a Commander Shepard is a jerk for ME3 yet?  But anyways, it's very fun to mess with Ashley

Right after Eden Prime. Pick the two Renegade options for Ashley.

Shepard completely shuts her down. It's glorious if you hate Ashley like me.

. It really is

[jtav]

fiendishchicken wrote...

jtav wrote...

If they were real people, I'd always go Renegade. Since it's a video game and I know it ends well, I go Paragon.

You'd wuss out before you even said anything. Most people would.

It's not being a wuss. It's respecting a closed adoption. In the real world, I'd ask if Ori had ever shown any interest in her biological family. If she had, I'd beg Miranda to pass along contact info.

[fiendishchicken]

jtav wrote...

fiendishchicken wrote...

jtav wrote...

If they were real people, I'd always go Renegade. Since it's a video game and I know it ends well, I go Paragon.

You'd wuss out before you even said anything. Most people would.

It's not being a wuss. It's respecting a closed adoption. In the real world, I'd ask if Ori had ever shown any interest in her biological family. If she had, I'd beg Miranda to pass along contact info.

I'm sure Oriana wouldn't mind knowing that she had her biological sister there. It's not like a parent or anything who was on crack. And she's simply explaining who she is and her relationship with her. They're going to know that they're related due to the physical resemblance.

Why do you feel the need to be so negative towards Miranda all the time? Do you like her or hate her? Make up your mind.

Modifié par fiendishchicken, 02 septembre 2012 - 03:24 .

[o Ventus]

BringBackNihlus wrote...

o Ventus wrote...

Just too chime in--

I always have Miranda talk to her sister on Illium. I have a number of reasons.

1. I RP my canon Shepard as having budding feelings for Miranda before the time of the LM, and rescuing Oriana and allowing Miranda to talk to her were the two acts that made Miranda notice that he cares.

2. It's pretty clear that not very many people are genuinely nice to Miranda. Letting her talk to Oriana is simply the nice thing to do, regardless of romance intentions.

3. It takes a Grade-A douchebag to make Miranda not talk to Oriana. It's the only Renegade decision in the entire trilogy where I feel comfortable in saying "Wow, what an insufferable dick".

This is pretty bad...or hilarious, depending on your viewpoint. Not a "decision," but it is quite dick-ish.

I won't say it's insufferable though. I lol'd. I love how Ashley is just ignoring the dick things Shepard says.

[fiendishchicken]

Steelcan wrote...

fiendishchicken wrote...

Steelcan wrote...

BringBackNihlus wrote...
I can't find that scene by itself, but it is in "Commander Shepard is a jerk." - 2:52 is where it starts
That part is absolutely hilarious.
"You questioned my competence through the entire mission."
"The best way to stop that is to show me you're competent!"

. Is there a Commander Shepard is a jerk for ME3 yet?  But anyways, it's very fun to mess with Ashley

Right after Eden Prime. Pick the two Renegade options for Ashley.

Shepard completely shuts her down. It's glorious if you hate Ashley like me.

. It really is

I loved doing it in my main run. I have 2. They vary differently over the VS, and a few decisions. I hate having to be nice to Ashley though. The only reason I'm romancing her is to break her heart. Which is fine because she completely hurt me by calling me a traitor to my ideals on Horizon, and constantly ****ing about Cerberus in ME3. Her letter she sends you (you can find the narrated version on YT) after Horizon always makes me laugh bitterly. She's just trying to get me back. And her comment about Miranda was just plain nasty. That alone damns her to death. Miranda never once whined about me being forced back into the alliance, or about any decisions I made, trusting that I'd know what was best.

I only keep her alive past the coup for Marksman. Once I get that, I go to my other save, finish that game real quick, then upload Marksman on the next run through. Once thats good, it's back to the coup and killing Ashley (especially when she dies damning you to hell is best, because she's the only one going there. But the Reapers will join her soon enough). And how everyone forgets about her.

I love hating Ashley. 

[fiendishchicken]

o Ventus wrote...

BringBackNihlus wrote...

o Ventus wrote...

Just too chime in--

I always have Miranda talk to her sister on Illium. I have a number of reasons.

1. I RP my canon Shepard as having budding feelings for Miranda before the time of the LM, and rescuing Oriana and allowing Miranda to talk to her were the two acts that made Miranda notice that he cares.

2. It's pretty clear that not very many people are genuinely nice to Miranda. Letting her talk to Oriana is simply the nice thing to do, regardless of romance intentions.

3. It takes a Grade-A douchebag to make Miranda not talk to Oriana. It's the only Renegade decision in the entire trilogy where I feel comfortable in saying "Wow, what an insufferable dick".

This is pretty bad...or hilarious, depending on your viewpoint. Not a "decision," but it is quite dick-ish.

I won't say it's insufferable though. I lol'd. I love how Ashley is just ignoring the dick things Shepard says.

I do that every playthrough.

[o Ventus]

BringBackNihlus wrote...

I can't find that scene by itself, but it is in "Commander Shepard is a jerk." - 2:52 is where it starts

That part is absolutely hilarious.

"You questioned my competence through the entire mission."

"The best way to stop that is to show me you're competent!"

I noticed the ME3 variant on that video in the sidebar.

That's why I can't ever play a Renegade.

[Skullheart]

My Shepard are jerks too Ash too. I don't dislike the character but for some reason I always do that. just like all my Shep choosing the b¡tchy line with Miranda before Freedom Progress and telling her that Shepard is in charge of the operation, not her when we first board the SR2.

[Stalker]

o Ventus wrote...

BringBackNihlus wrote...

I can't find that scene by itself, but it is in "Commander Shepard is a jerk." - 2:52 is where it starts

That part is absolutely hilarious.

"You questioned my competence through the entire mission."

"The best way to stop that is to show me you're competent!"

I noticed the ME3 variant on that video in the sidebar.

That's why I can't ever play a Renegade.

Because ME3 Renegade Shepard turned into a complete psychopath? Yeah. I agree.

[o Ventus]

Mr Massakka wrote...

o Ventus wrote...

BringBackNihlus wrote...

I can't find that scene by itself, but it is in "Commander Shepard is a jerk." - 2:52 is where it starts

That part is absolutely hilarious.

"You questioned my competence through the entire mission."

"The best way to stop that is to show me you're competent!"

I noticed the ME3 variant on that video in the sidebar.

That's why I can't ever play a Renegade.

Because ME3 Renegade Shepard turned into a complete psychopath? Yeah. I agree.

Yes.

WHERE IS YOUR AVATAR PICTURE FROM?

[Stalker]

o Ventus wrote...
Yes.

WHERE IS YOUR AVATAR PICTURE FROM?

*not sure about the nudity policy on bsn*
http://mrmassakka.de...t.com/#/d5aqe0g

[o Ventus]

Mr Massakka wrote...

o Ventus wrote...
Yes.

WHERE IS YOUR AVATAR PICTURE FROM?

*not sure about the nudity policy on bsn*
http://mrmassakka.de...t.com/#/d5aqe0g

NSFW pictures aren't allowed with the img tags, I know that much. I think you can post hyperlinks to them though if you tell people beforehand that it's NSFW.

Also, now I have another picture to put into my handy-dandy folder....

[hot_heart]

I'm not sure what Shepard or Miranda say about not talking to Oriana (I always encourage it) but I can see the reasoning behind it.

[Taboo]

Renegade changed a lot from ME2 to ME3.

A lot of the time in conversations it's a troll option in ME2. They're hilarious.

They're simply grim in ME3.

Anyway Post War Pics for Shepard and Miranda are great. This is one of my favorites:

[hot_heart]

The camera movement and everything here makes me cringe.

Modifié par hot_heart, 02 septembre 2012 - 04:50 .

[dtrain24]

Taboo-XX wrote...

Renegade changed a lot from ME2 to ME3.

A lot of the time in conversations it's a troll option in ME2. They're hilarious.

They're simply grim in ME3.

You're right, and it's frustrating. Even in ME1 they were troll options.

But even the Paragon options in ME3 are grim.

[o Ventus]

hot_heart wrote...

The camera movement and everything here makes me cringe.

I could never do that to Wrex. He's too much of a bro to stab in the back like that.