Modifié par Taboo-XX, 28 septembre 2012 - 12:49 .
. Would be a very powerful force, and a key ally to humanity, as well as the TuriansTaboo-XX wrote...
It's a hefty choice to make. She doesn't know Wrex like Shepard does. The only time she has the possibility of meeting him is on Tuchanka in ME2, if only for a brief time.
That's a short amount of time to make a huge decision. Even though she states she studies people quickly it's still kind of a big deal.
She'd certainly be in favor of stronger allies though. Having a horde of pissed off Krogan that won't rebel against you would a worthy hammer to wield indeed.
. I think after the reapers are dealt with, the ther races are too busy rebuilding for any kind of conflict. After reconstruction well it's anybody's guess what happensTaboo-XX wrote...
Quite.
I think Primarch Victus would also make a great ally. He's a man who knows how to get the job done, even if it breaks "the rules".
Seeing as my Shepard did everything he could for these people we might have some tolerance post war.
Except for the Salarian leadership. They did next to nothing. Their loss.
^. ThatSkullheart wrote...
She might suggest some hits against other clan leaders (those who wants revenge against the turians and salarians) to preserve Wrex in the power.
It should be interesting to hear what he has to say about his vision of this post war.
Modifié par Taboo-XX, 28 septembre 2012 - 01:02 .
Modifié par Steelcan, 28 septembre 2012 - 01:04 .
. I've already written two chapters, and I'm looking for ideas on what to do with two characters I invented. If you want to read it, it's on FFN, Mass Effect: Resolution. I'm trying to think of their backstory and where to go with how Shepard is foundTaboo-XX wrote...
What are you looking for exactly?
. He's already off the citadel. The two characters are an Alliance Admiral who leads a secretly built fleet and used to head Alliance black ops, the second is his second in command, intelligence officer.Taboo-XX wrote...
In what context are your characters being used in your story?
What about Miranda's fighters? She can get her man out of there. You might as well use that Email for something.
. I pictured a more antagonistic relationship, well more a friendly rivalry, he's his second in command but they constantly butt heads over strategy, course of the war etc...Their issue is trying to figure out who in their fleet is a Cerberus mole, I haven't decided who it really is yet.Taboo-XX wrote...
Well said people would be heavily secretive, highly trained individuals. I'd look at a background that focuses on a reason for that. Everyone has a reason.
Your Admiral might be doing so because he's a bit more pragmatic. You can frame his background to suit that. Tough early life perhaps?
As for the Second in Command you can simply make him a "Yes Man". But seeing as you want characterization you might make him somewhat similar to your Admiral in a few ways. He can look up to him, like Garrus does to Shepard.
. Their disagreement is that each thinks the other is the mole, but they don't act on it because they are not positive. I'll also have a few actions on their backstory in the war and beforeTaboo-XX wrote...
Okay, at what points would they disagree? Looking for moles can be tricky, and in stories (at least in my experience) are usually found out after they make a slip up (DUUUUUUH). You might have the Second in Command pick up on this and have the Admiral approve of it.
That way you can cause character growth between them and get your mole.
Modifié par themikefest, 28 septembre 2012 - 01:45 .
. Staying on topic is overratedB)hot_heart wrote...
At a glance, no. I've heard character ones for the past games had. Or at least for Tali.
I think a lot of the others might stay on-topic more though.
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