
must wipe drool off chin.. god I loves me a man in uniform.. so happy my husband wears one heheh
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Modifié par madlily, 27 mars 2012 - 11:47 .

Modifié par madlily, 27 mars 2012 - 11:47 .
madlily wrote...
new page.. Needs MOAR Kaidan...
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must wipe drool off chin.. god I loves me a man in uniform.. so happy my husband wears one heheh
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Priisus.. your sig... so
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madlily wrote...
new page.. Needs MOAR Kaidan...
must wipe drool off chin.. god I loves me a man in uniform.. so happy my husband wears one heheh
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Modifié par monaeka, 27 mars 2012 - 12:09 .
monaeka wrote...
madlily wrote...
new page.. Needs MOAR Kaidan...
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must wipe drool off chin.. god I loves me a man in uniform.. so happy my husband wears one heheh
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Bwee hee hee. Mine does too. Actually, my husband put his N7 patch on his flak jacket. I should take a picture of it one of these days. And yes, MOAR Kaidan!
Modifié par madlily, 27 mars 2012 - 12:06 .
madlily wrote...
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Priisus.. your sig... so
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Dorko525 wrote...
I KNOW! :wails: I feel terrible about it. I had to rely heavily on head cannon. Kaidan is my first true love, who got under her skin and Thane was there when Shepard was vulnerable. She came to know him and fell in love with him. It doesn't lessen her love for either one, she just felt so rejected after Horizon. THEY NEED TO FIX THANE'S ROMANCE! Grr I feel dirty! I seriously thought there was going to be a side mission where you find the cure! Didn't I read somewhere that Bioware dropped the ball on this?
There was supposed to be a mission where you go to Kajhe and try to get the cure from the hanar and Thane was supposed to accompany you. I guess they decided to trash that idea or maybe they will give it as a DLC. I sure hope they can give a DLC with Thane. For me it's not so much as finding a cure for him (but I would sure love one), it's more about giving him a proper romance and conversations. We don't even get a paramour achievement for him
.Also, someone here on BSN said they asked a writer what happened to Thane and that they responded that they dropped the ball because they forgot Thane was a LI . I mean WTF is that? It just makes me angry.
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Modifié par Priisus, 27 mars 2012 - 12:30 .
madlily wrote...
oh rofl... nah.. stupid starchild can go jump out of an airlock.. I meant the Garrus line... makes me sad panda all over again.. his speech and Kaidan's and even Liara's made me so sad.....
then the endings... *insert Zoidberg rage*
Modifié par monaeka, 27 mars 2012 - 12:16 .
The thing about this I-hate-VS debacle that people seem to have is because Ash/Kaidan is not afraid to question Shepard, well they're probably the only character who voiced that opinion out and then they pull the "Team Dextro sticks with Shep throughout the end" argument (ok I love my bro Garrus but that argument is getting tiresome). Same reason with Adams, Ash/Kaidan are Alliance Soldiers first and the reason imo why Ash/Kaidan are being super vocal about it is because they think Shepard is the shining example of humanity (ok terrible choice of word here, brain dead atm)... So it seems unlikely that Shepard will join up with Cerberus. Th possibility that Shepard is a clone or had that control chip planted is quite plausible... heck even Shep questions him/herself at the Cerberus Base. And then blowing up a Relay to kill 300k Batarians... seems quite a solid base point to think that it's not really what Shep will do, especially if he/she is a Paragon... I mean could it really be Shep? We as a player know that the events of ME2 are pretty much forced upon Shep but the Alliance and VS don't.
JosieFrances wrote...
TamiBx wrote...
LadyofRivendell wrote...
JosieFrances wrote...
I loved Kaidan in ME3 he was great and your love story with im was really gripping and sweet. I just wish there was more at the end. Really want to see a send off and what happens with Kaidan and Shepard cos they have such a history, it would be just nice to see where their relationship goes
I think this is something we can all agree on
Also, I kind of wish there was a conform scene after Thessia or something... but no, everyone is comforting Liara <_<
Haha yeah I totally agree with you lol I mean okay I do feel for Liara, but I mean I want cuddles from Kaidan, Thats right 'I' Haha I totally have no life when it comes to Mass Effect xD
monaeka wrote...
Ajna wrote...
Troy Baker voices Kai Leng, whom I hate, he also voices my favourite companion in SW:TOR, if I can seperate the two why the hell can't a journalist?
Just wanted to throw that out there, all of the reasons he states for his hatred of Kaidan are the same reasons why I love the character, but hey, I'm a heterosexual female in reality..perhaps that makes a difference...
If it makes you feel any better, my husband actually thinks Kaidan is awesome for several reasons: 1) he has his poo poo together, 2) he doesn't obsess over the past, and 3) he's a good guy. Of course, my husband often tosses around the Carth thing as a joke, but he can easily separate both characters. Ultimately, my husband says Kaidan is his mShep's "bro."
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Modifié par madlily, 27 mars 2012 - 01:59 .
THIS! Don't worry, even at 4:30 a.m. you echoed what I thought about the article too.Pax of Doom wrote...
Chiantirose1982 wrote...
ADLegend21 wrote...
Hey Kaidan Thread, just giving Our Guy Kaidan some back up on this terrible article that spews hate about him check the latest comments tab at the bottom for an...interesting comment. tell me what you think.
VS rules!
http://www.pcgamer.c...but-thats-okay/
Just wow ... I cant believe I actually tried read this crap. Started reading it, okay he doesnt like Kaidan, not everyone does and then he goes into the VA. Kaidan = Carth Clone ... how original. Pretty much stopped reading after I read Carth. You would think Journalist would come up with something better. I have yet to hear a logical reason from people how dont like Kaidan or even Ashley. Always comes back to whiney/racist <_<
Long Post Incoming!!!!
The person who wrote it had a point in there, somewhere. It's buried in all the bashing - a journalistic no-no is letting your voice talk over the message, right? The point the person had (he? she? author wasn't memorable) was that Kaidan's remembered, even if he was "unliked and unmemorable". That someone who you left to die 2 games ago still lingers, and your decision still matters down through 2 games. This article screams "decisions matter"! FTFA: BioWare facilitated my hatred for Kaidan by letting me kill him, and that decision has a huge impact on Mass Effect 3.
Also, the writer is going for low-hanging fruit. Anyone can take potshots at Kaidan, he's fair game. Notice how they never touch sacred cow characters (Wrex, for instance).
Another point the article says, from TFA:
Kaidan, on the other hand, fits the definition of a well-developed
character. He has a complex backstory and traits that cast him as the
most virtuous of the Normandy’s crew (much like KotOR’s Carth Onasi).
Ironically, good characterization is what makes me hate Kaidan. BioWare
nailed one of the key aspects of character development laid out in Jesse
Schell’s The Art of Game Design: using the power of the voice.
As Schell writes, “the voice acting in games seems primitive compared
to the powerful performances in film…Because the process of game
development is so volatile, it is expensive to create characters around
their voices.”
Mass Effect often suffers from stiff or wonky animation, but the
series sets a high bar for interactive dialogue and voice acting, which
games like L.A. Noire have built on with extensive motion capture. And
Kaidan’s voice fits his character perfectly, which is why I really can’t
stand him. He’s just too damn genial. Evoking such a strong
reaction—even a negative one—makes Kaidan an unusually memorable cog in
the complex machine of Mass Effect’s narrative, considering I spent less
than thirty minutes interacting with him.
Under the hyperbolic hatred is grudging respect. He's memorable - not in the way the endings are memorable (RAGE is a hell of a memory marker), or EDI's cameltoe is memorable. There's also respect for BW's writing ability, and even Mr. Sbarge's voice-acting. TFA trips over itself in "omg I hate Kaidan!" hyperbole, but the article writer has enough knowledge of Kaidan to belie the "only interacted for 30 minutes" line.
The writer's flogging the "decisions matter" meme, giving a sly wink with sentences like The way the entire Mass Effect saga handles player choice is ultimately a
greater achievement, at least from a technical perspective. Dozens of
minute decisions carry over from Mass Effect to Mass Effect 2 to Mass
Effect 3...It's not an outright attack on Hold the Line or fan reactions. It's subtler, yet more insidious. Deflect to a common enemy (in this case, Kaidan) to channel away rage and catapult the propaganda. Point made, people take away from the article that "decisions matter", and you can discredit the vocal minority.
I probably should organize my points more, but it's 4:30 a.m. and I spent waaay too much time to analyze & type this.
LarkGal wrote...
To butter someone up is to be very nice to them in order to get them to do what you want. For example, a kid who wants his mom to let him go to a party might start the conversation by saying "You know, you're the best mom ever" or by bringing her a little present so she'll be in a good mood and (hopefully) more likely to agree when he asks.
Smoldering literally means something along the lines of a slow burning fire but gets used a lot to describe strong emotions, especially love/lust and anger. It implies very strong emotions that are barely contained, or are right under the surface, and possibly about to erupt at any minute.
LarkGal wrote...
Happy to helpI can't imagine being able to play in a different language -- I might be able to understand Shep ask for directions to the bathroom but that'd be about it. Are the french voices all horrible?
LarkGal wrote...
Happy to helpI can't imagine being able to play in a different language -- I might be able to understand Shep ask for directions to the bathroom but that'd be about it. Are the french voices all horrible?
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Yes, please! I would love to hear it.Altie wrote...
LarkGal wrote...
Happy to helpI can't imagine being able to play in a different language -- I might be able to understand Shep ask for directions to the bathroom but that'd be about it. Are the french voices all horrible?
Some of them are OK I think. In the first game, I liked Garrus, Liara's and Wrex voices, for instance. I eventhink that I like Wrex voice better in french.
Tali has no accent in the french version.
The french femshep is OK for the action, or when she's not happy, but when she tries to sound nice, or flirty, it is awful. She is just ridiculous. And anyway, I'm in love with Jennifer Hale's voice and acting.
As for Kaidan, he always sounds like an enthousiast boyscout. Very "sir yes sir", even in the intimate scenes. It just sounds... wrong. And he has nothing of the warmth of Sbarge's voice.
Another problem is the traduction : sometimes too litterate, or confusion between femshep/maleshep replicas.
I can try to find some youtube examples, if you're curious ?
Modifié par goodventure, 27 mars 2012 - 02:45 .