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[NamiraWilhelm]

Collider might be responsible for that pic

Modifié par NamiraWilhelm, 03 août 2011 - 04:39 .

[Sialater]

Collider IS responsible for that pic. LOL

[Criz]

just sent today's Shenko Tweet to Casey

btw: I won't be around from Friday to Sunday
so, Sunday's tweet will be late in the day (CET) and no new drawings till then ...

[DarkPsylocke26]

I think Kaidan is way better than Ashley. But They could have made the meeting on Horizon better. I say Kaidan should have gone with Shepard, to keep a eye on her/him. Make sure Cerebrus hasn't corrupt him/her.

[shepskisaac]

InviolateNK wrote...

DarkPsylocke26 wrote...

I think Kaidan is way better than Ashley. But They could have made the meeting on Horizon better. I say Kaidan should have gone with Shepard, to keep a eye on her/him. Make sure Cerebrus hasn't corrupt him/her.

Most importantly, to make sure no one hits on him 

And this. That citadel doctor nees to stay away from KaiKai!

[Caseshep]

IsaacShep wrote...

InviolateNK wrote...

DarkPsylocke26 wrote...

I think Kaidan is way better than Ashley. But They could have made the meeting on Horizon better. I say Kaidan should have gone with Shepard, to keep a eye on her/him. Make sure Cerebrus hasn't corrupt him/her.

Most importantly, to make sure no one hits on him 

And this. That citadel doctor nees to stay away from KaiKai!

<_< Shep could kick her arse.

[Criz]

punching reporters is one thing, if my mShep was around kicking doctors he might get in trouble ...

had some music at work today that made me think of mShep/Kaidan-ish stuff ... tempted to write fanfic again
having no time sucks

[Caseshep]

I didn't say "would"....just "could." My Shep would fight with her words more so. hah.

I understand about not having enough time..Sigh.
What was the music though if you don't mind sharing? I love hearing what music reminds different people of Mass Effect themes.

Modifié par Caseshep, 03 août 2011 - 08:34 .

[Criz]

I got chills when Shep listed the names of all the ships that got destroyed
as tempting as it is to just punch her, it's also worth to go with the dialog sometimes (same with the defenestration)
just glad the ship Shep's mom is on if you're a Spacer wasn't among the destroyed vessels ...

[shepskisaac]

From here regarding Kaidan and Carth being similar:

"Some will certainly recognize the dulcet tones of Raphael Sbarge voicing the indomitable Kaidan Alenko. Sbarge once again demonstrates his mastery of script and role changes, bringing the same voice that I loved hearing in KOTOR and slamming it down amidst a brand new body and personality. However, the voice is the only thing that the character's have in common. Where Carth was snarky, and downright confrontational at times, Lieutenant Alenko is a far more by the book soldier, unchallenging of Commander Shepard. Where Carth's motivations ranged from revenge to 'Doing what's right', Kaidan has a thought provoking backstory that makes him a very real person amidst the fantastic squad of aliens. He and Carth share a tendency to moralise, but the logic and general outlook on life is very different. Kaidan is an individual character, and while he is clearly fangirl bait, the baiting is done very subtly. Only a fool would mistake Carth for Kaidan and vice versa."

Amazing!

[Caseshep]

IsaacShep wrote...

From here regarding Kaidan and Carth being similar:

"Some will certainly recognize the dulcet tones of Raphael Sbarge voicing the indomitable Kaidan Alenko. Sbarge once again demonstrates his mastery of script and role changes, bringing the same voice that I loved hearing in KOTOR and slamming it down amidst a brand new body and personality. However, the voice is the only thing that the character's have in common. Where Carth was snarky, and downright confrontational at times, Lieutenant Alenko is a far more by the book soldier, unchallenging of Commander Shepard. Where Carth's motivations ranged from revenge to 'Doing what's right', Kaidan has a thought provoking backstory that makes him a very real person amidst the fantastic squad of aliens. He and Carth share a tendency to moralise, but the logic and general outlook on life is very different. Kaidan is an individual character, and while he is clearly fangirl bait, the baiting is done very subtly. Only a fool would mistake Carth for Kaidan and vice versa."

Amazing!

I love them both, so I wouldn't complain if they were similar. But that is said perfectly.

Modifié par Caseshep, 03 août 2011 - 08:56 .

[Hotaru29]

IsaacShep wrote...

From here regarding Kaidan and Carth being similar:

"Some will certainly recognize the dulcet tones of Raphael Sbarge voicing the indomitable Kaidan Alenko. Sbarge once again demonstrates his mastery of script and role changes, bringing the same voice that I loved hearing in KOTOR and slamming it down amidst a brand new body and personality. However, the voice is the only thing that the character's have in common. Where Carth was snarky, and downright confrontational at times, Lieutenant Alenko is a far more by the book soldier, unchallenging of Commander Shepard. Where Carth's motivations ranged from revenge to 'Doing what's right', Kaidan has a thought provoking backstory that makes him a very real person amidst the fantastic squad of aliens. He and Carth share a tendency to moralise, but the logic and general outlook on life is very different. Kaidan is an individual character, and while he is clearly fangirl bait, the baiting is done very subtly. Only a fool would mistake Carth for Kaidan and vice versa."

Amazing!

I was never able to put that parts in such accurate words:o

[shepskisaac]

Hotaru29 wrote...
I was never able to put that parts in such accurate words:o

So this! I don't care who wrote this, whoever did it, managed to put everything into few sentences that I thought about but never managed to write so well. Such an amazing post!

[irJessica]

agumal wrote...

irJessica wrote...

I've been away for a few days so I haven't been able to lurk.
What have I missed?

Well, there's another chance for us to (finally) see Mr. Alenko in action and a femShep trailer based upon this tweet IsaacShep shared with us:

IsaacShep wrote...
Good job fans! Chase got tons of Kaidan tweets and recognized the interest! [smilie]http://social.bioware.com/images/forum/emoticons/w00t.png[/smilie]

thnx all for the comments #masseffect #kaidan #femshep we will get what we can to #gamescomon #biowarepulse

twitter.com/#!/chaseBoyajian/status/98488419856023552

Ooo yay, can't wait for gamescom now! 

[Oddlyotter]

Bored at work, I doodled a sensual mshep and kaidan picture and was about to scan it and upload it but then my boss came in and I didn't feel like explaining that..... drats, for tomorrow!

[Ellyria]

IsaacShep wrote...

From here regarding Kaidan and Carth being similar:

"Some will certainly recognize the dulcet tones of Raphael Sbarge voicing the indomitable Kaidan Alenko. Sbarge once again demonstrates his mastery of script and role changes, bringing the same voice that I loved hearing in KOTOR and slamming it down amidst a brand new body and personality. However, the voice is the only thing that the character's have in common. Where Carth was snarky, and downright confrontational at times, Lieutenant Alenko is a far more by the book soldier, unchallenging of Commander Shepard. Where Carth's motivations ranged from revenge to 'Doing what's right', Kaidan has a thought provoking backstory that makes him a very real person amidst the fantastic squad of aliens. He and Carth share a tendency to moralise, but the logic and general outlook on life is very different. Kaidan is an individual character, and while he is clearly fangirl bait, the baiting is done very subtly. Only a fool would mistake Carth for Kaidan and vice versa."

Amazing!

Ah, so true.

I'm betting that if Raphael Sbarge had voiced one character, but not both, nobody would have ever made the "Carth and Kaidan are the same" statement. But alas, because he voiced two realistic male soldier characters in two space opera video games, they get lumped together under "boring, whiny, human soldiers with no personality". I'll never understand that logic, it's like saying FemShep and Bastila are the same. O.o

[meonlyred]

Made Nightwing is awesome, he made several excellent points. Comparing Carth to Kaidan fills me with the same kind of hate that makes me want to punch puppies. Saying that they are both whiners sends me over the edge of hate into the black abyss. If my spouse died in my arms and my child went missing for years, you are damn right I would 'whine.' Honestly I'm surprised no one compared Thane to Carth, though their personalities are VERY different they still have the dead wife and lost son thing going on. But I still don't see them the same either.

As for Kaidan, his story about BAat and Rahna was a cautionary story about what could happen if you act without thinking. His indention was only to stop Vyrnnus, he ending up destroying the relationship he had with a girl he cared about. He is telling this tale to Shepard not to whine about it but hoping that Shepard will learn from his mistake, hell he even says himself that he is over it. That event might have colored his personality making him cautious but that just means he learned from his mistake. I love that he calculates his actions before he does anything. It shows a strong deep character which is worlds different then the brash emotional character we are used to seeing in video games and movies.

What I'm curious about is if the 'cutting corners' conversation will come back to us in ME3. I can almost see Kaidan saying "I told you so" about the events of Arrival. Adversely, I see Ashely returning to the "Dog and bear" conversation for the same reason.

[Caseshep]

Chylise wrote...

Ah, so true.

I'm betting that if Raphael Sbarge had voiced one character, but not both, nobody would have ever made the "Carth and Kaidan are the same" statement. But alas, because he voiced two realistic male soldier characters in two space opera video games, they get lumped together under "boring, whiny, human soldiers with no personality". I'll never understand that logic, it's like saying FemShep and Bastila are the same. O.o

No silly, Bastilla has a British accent.

meonlyred wrote...

 Saying that they are both whiners
sends me over the edge of hate into the black abyss. If my spouse died
in my arms and my child went missing for years, you are damn right I
would 'whine.' Honestly I'm surprised no one compared Thane to Carth,
though their personalities are VERY different they still have the dead
wife and lost son thing going on. But I still don't see them the same
either. .

Augh, agreed. I've never even heard either of them 'whine.' Just intelligent conversation you have with someone you're getting to know. Also, Thane cries, so that totally makes him a whiner and less of a man. *rolls eyes*

<_<

[meonlyred]

Caseshep wrote...
Augh, agreed. I've never even heard either of them 'whine.' Just intelligent conversation you have with someone you're getting to know. Also, Thane cries, so that totally makes him a whiner and less of a man. *rolls eyes*

<_<

Do I sense sarcasm? I think so! lolz

[Avilia]

The irony of people whining that Kaidan is whiny always makes me smile. I wonder if they have 'that' tone in their voice when they say it? Eh, sorry, that sort of thing gets my goat. I have zero tolerance for whiners and I've never detected it in Kaidan.

Do they not like that he doesn't worship at Shepard's feet like some of the other characters? Or is it that he offers sound advice and denies needing to be 'fixed'?

Okay, that obviously hit my 'rage' button.

It does make me wonder if they'd say the same if Kaidan was a female character....

[Paragon-King]

Avilia wrote...

The irony of people whining that Kaidan is whiny always makes me smile. I wonder if they have 'that' tone in their voice when they say it? Eh, sorry, that sort of thing gets my goat. I have zero tolerance for whiners and I've never detected it in Kaidan.

Do they not like that he doesn't worship at Shepard's feet like some of the other characters? Or is it that he offers sound advice and denies needing to be 'fixed'?

Okay, that obviously hit my 'rage' button.

It does make me wonder if they'd say the same if Kaidan was a female character....

Odd, I can't even became to think Kaidan as a whiny character.

From my point of view, Kaidan is being reasonable and has a good grasp of the situation. He's not crying his lungs out about bad stuff happened to him but rahter stays firm. His denial of being "broken goods" adds quite nicely to his character, not that anything about him needs fixing anyway.

Kaidan's probably one of the most emotionally stable character of all the companions, other being Jacob and Wrex, thou I'm not very fond of Jacob otherwise, he's ok character.

[Caseshep]

meonlyred wrote...

Caseshep wrote...
Augh, agreed. I've never even heard either of them 'whine.' Just intelligent conversation you have with someone you're getting to know. Also, Thane cries, so that totally makes him a whiner and less of a man. *rolls eyes*

<_<

Do I sense sarcasm? I think so! lolz

Verrrrry much so.


Avilia, you're right it's incredibly ironic.
But at least more haters means we get more Kaidan for ourselves.

Zouns wrote...

 He's not crying his lungs out about bad stuff happened to him but rahter stays firm. His denial of being "broken
goods" adds quite nicely to his character, not that anything about him needs fixing anyway. [smilie]../../../images/forum/emoticons/joyful.png[/smilie]

Kaidan's probably one of the most emotionally stable character of all the companions, other being Jacob and Wrex, thou I'm not very fond of Jacob otherwise, he's ok character.

Yes, I love a man with a dark past. Especially when he handles it as well as Kaidan does.
I think Jacob is a really flat character. He just has daddy issues...

Modifié par Caseshep, 03 août 2011 - 10:42 .

[MizzNaaa]

Caseshep wrote...

Yes, I love a man with a dark past. Especially when he handles it as well as Kaidan does.
I think Jacob is a really flat character. He just has daddy issues...

I don't mind Jacob, but I do have a thing for men with dark pasts that shaped who they are, but did not turn them into whiners, like Kaidan.

Jacob's nice enough, I just wasn't attracted to him or his character the same way Kaidan had me.

Here, have a Kaibear looking all badass and smexy...oh how I wish I was that glass



By Shoko86  :wub:

[cakesize]

i enjoyed jacob for some of the reasons i enjoyed kaidan! jacob's not had the easiest life but he does not let that affect his competency or his life. he is a cool, collected dude that's good at what he does. much the same for kaidan! i enjoy their subtleties. i was super impressed by kaidan when my shepard asked if there was anything she could do for kaidan regarding his past and he replied, "Shepard, I'm thirty-two. I've worked past it (or something similar!)" i respect the heck out of that.

edit: oh no i've got ToP let me find a good picture GIVE ME A SECOND

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i hope i've done the tags right

art by chibimiji!!

Modifié par cakesize, 04 août 2011 - 02:02 .