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[S Seraff]

Pax of Doom wrote...

Chun Hei wrote...

I am a straight female Kaidan fan who has already straight romanced him but I am willing to share him with my gay brothers out there. Hopefully in ME3 he can deflower my virgin male Shepard.

Love it!!!<3

[Chignon]

Chibi Comish: Feena-C by ~itzSMV

[RPGmom28]

Straight female too, and two good looking guys- Kaidan and Sheploo! in a love scene in ME3 would be just fine with me! Scenic, too.

[Cypher0020]

Love the pics! Now I have a biotics question....

Are biotics hot or cold? I my cannon is an Adept so..... I was just curious about that. Or do biotics have any impact on well.... a romanced Kaidan and Shep....y'know.... with sexy time

[Caseshep]

I've always heard they run warm, but I can't find any proof...
I like to think that the hum of biotics sort of harmonize between a well-matched pair in sexy time.
Like a low hum of electricity.  A slight tingle. They are eezo nodules in the nervous system, so I don't know how they couldn't impact sex.

Modifié par Caseshep, 13 août 2011 - 03:38 .

[Criz]

electricity is the right prompt
apparently Biotics are prone to electric discharges, small ones like when you walk on carpet and then touch something made of metal etc.

they do have a heightened metabolism and get special diets when working in the military and are issued protein-rich drinks if I recall correctly, not sure if that would have an effect on their body temperature, but it seems likely to me ...
let me tweet Mac about this ... maybe not mentioning that it came up during a BioticShenko sex romance discussion

[shepskisaac]

Chignon wrote...



Chibi Comish: Feena-C by ~itzSMV

Awwwwwwwww

[mineralica]

Cypher0020 wrote...

Love the pics! Now I have a biotics question....

Are biotics hot or cold? I my cannon is an Adept so..... I was just curious about that. Or do biotics have any impact on well.... a romanced Kaidan and Shep....y'know.... with sexy time

I've always heard that body temperature of biotics is slightly higher than normal, but again, no proof. Maybe it's just Kaidan wiping the sweat animation, though.

And for "if biotic have any impact on sexy time" - so far it's unclear how biotic effect stack in general, but the fact that pull + throw = very strong throw and warp + singularity/pull/slam = warp bomb makes it rather disturbing to use biotic powers in bed - who knows what partner is going to do in same moment. On another note, Mordin told me something about "Creative Use of Mass Effect Fields" recently, so who knows.
/just imagined Kaidan's cheeks colour if Mordin will give that book to him:P/

[Caseshep]

Okay, I can't remember if we talked about the New Yorker article about Jennifer Hale, but I finally read the whole thing at the library, and there's some nice stuff about the VS in there. It can be found here if you are a subscriber or want to pay for the article.
Otherwise, here is what it says about Ashley/Kaidan (except the writer spelled it "Kaiden" <_<) And I'm skipping over some to avoid some sort of copyright jazz and also because it sort of summarizes info we already know from ME1 and 2. DON'T READ IF YOU DON'T WANT ME3 SPOILERS.

Toward the end of her day at the studio, Hale came to a scene with a character referred to as A/K. It was the most emotional scene of the day, and also one of the most technically tricky, because of the ways that players' choices in Mass Effect 1 and 2 carry over into the new sequel.

blah blah blah, story of Virmire...

...and, in Mass Effect 2, whichever of the two was saved reappears to remonstrate with him or her. The result of that conversation which can play out in various ways, determines how the character of A/K wll interact with Shepard in Mass Effect 3.The new scene involved a tense exchange between Shepard and A/K. The first line of the scene was simple enough. "Let her/him go." but Hale had to say it multiple times, with different emphases, in order to communicate every possible state of alarm with which Shepard would react to A/K.
...
Two were growly, hateful takes, and two were hard, urgent takes.
...
She was then told that her lines had to be recorded as though she were running. "I have a question," Hale said. "It's pretty emotional for Shepard here. How big do you want it?" Walters explained that he wanted Shepard to seem like more of a "real character" in this game, a character who showed "his frailty."
...
"I want Shepard's vulnerability to come out, even though not every player will choose to experience it."
...
Hale's next line was "No!" Livingstone turned to Walters and asked, "Is this a panicked 'No' or an angry 'No'?"
"It's a" -Walters hesitated- "futile 'No.'"
Hale nodded, "No!", she said, stirringly, a moment later.
"More compassion," Livingstone said. "Less heightened."
Hales tried again, and her "No!" seemed to emerge from some alarmed, half-strangled place in her throat.


Sooooo, interesting dialogue, eh? I just wonder who him/her refers to and which pronoun goes with which VS. To the VS him/herself? That would imply someone has a hold of him/her? Or is it "let go" in an emotional sense? That's what I thought originally because the article implies that Shep is speaking directly to the VS.

Modifié par Caseshep, 13 août 2011 - 07:31 .

[FireEye]

Cypher0020 wrote...

Love the pics! Now I have a biotics question....

Are biotics hot or cold? I my cannon is an Adept so..... I was just curious about that. Or do biotics have any impact on well.... a romanced Kaidan and Shep....y'know.... with sexy time

If I'm not mistaken, it's fanon conjecture based on the canon "biotics have a heightened metabolism" bit that biotics are generally on the warm side.  Although he'd probably be somewhat warm anyway, being in a physically demanding job.  As mentioned, biotics also spark static from time to time, but I suspect that would only be if they haven't touched anything else in a while and wouldn't carry over once they were touching.

In ME2, Jacob and Miranda (and possibly Jack?) get the "biotics" talk from Mordin regarding biotic sexy fun.  So... *shrug?*

Caseshep wrote...

Sooooo, interesting dialogue, eh? I just wonder who him/her refers to, and which pronoun goes with which VS.

I like the insight into the recording of dialogue.  The rest sounds like it was taken directly from my "Do Not Want" list, though. 

Modifié par FireEye, 13 août 2011 - 07:32 .

[nranola]

Caseshep wrote...

*snip for length*

Sooooo, interesting dialogue, eh? I just wonder who him/her refers to and which pronoun goes with which VS. To the VS him/herself? That would imply someone has a hold of him/her? Or is it "let go" in an emotional sense? That's what I thought originally because the article implies that Shep is speaking directly to the VS.

Heh, just finished reading this article. xD It was a very interesting read, especially that part you highlighted.

I'm guessing the "him/her" would be either Ashley or Kaidan, yeah, and that someone - or something - has got hold of either of them. The article said that Hale delivered the lines in either a hateful or urgent tone, plus the fact that she was given directions to deliver lines as if she was running, I can't picture any other situation.

The bit that worries me most about the entire thing is the futile "No!" part.

Modifié par nranola, 13 août 2011 - 08:08 .

[Chun Hei]

"Kaidan" is classic Arabic meaning "companion."

[Chun Hei]

I do not read the novels myself but the friends I have who do say biotics have a very high metabolism so they should be warm and need to eat constantly and they SHOULD be very thin. I do not know if that applies to biotics of all races and I think Kaidan is NOT very skinny in the game because ME has limited body models. It is funny to think of Kaidan with Iggy Pop's body.

Modifié par Chun Hei, 13 août 2011 - 08:08 .

[FireEye]

franciscoamell wrote...

Is Kaidan asian?(judging by his name)

It's hard to say.  According to twitter, he's Russian, although according to lore, almost everybody is mixed; his mother was pregnant in Singapore and he grew up in Canada at his father's family/retirement home.  Most people took "Kaidan," to be Japanese, although both "Kaidan" words I know are pronounced differently to how he pronounces his name (although it could have been "Americanized"), and "Kaidan" is allegedly a name in a couple of languages.

So... *shrug?*

Chun Hei wrote...

I do not read the novels myself but the friends I have who do say biotics have a very high metabolism so they should be warm and need to eat constantly and they SHOULD be very thin.

I don't remember the books mentioning anything other than the high metabolism that is also in the codex, but it's been a while.  Although high metabolism doesn't necessarily mean thin and it may be tied to biotic usage anyway.  (That is, someone who uses biotics often burns more and thus needs to eat more; someone who never uses their biotics may be slightly hungrier than the normal soldier.)

[Caseshep]

I would argue that Kaidan is pretty thin, with a bit of muscle mass. He's not bulky. I assume most biotics would be a bit like cross-country runners, body-shape wise. Eating a lot of carbs and then burning them all off, so being thin but still having muscle mass from the running.

[MegaBadExample]

nranola wrote...

Caseshep wrote...

*snip for length*

Sooooo, interesting dialogue, eh? I just wonder who him/her refers to and which pronoun goes with which VS. To the VS him/herself? That would imply someone has a hold of him/her? Or is it "let go" in an emotional sense? That's what I thought originally because the article implies that Shep is speaking directly to the VS.

Heh, just finished reading this article. xD It was a very interesting read, especially that part you highlighted.

I'm guessing the "him/her" would be either Ashley or Kaidan, yeah, and that someone - or something - has got hold of either of them. The article said that Hale delivered the lines in either a hateful or urgent tone, plus the fact that she was given directions to deliver lines as if she was running, I can't picture any other situation.

The bit that worries me most about the entire thing is the futile "No!" part.

I hear that.

Might even be a hostage situation. Whatever It is....I don't like the..."No!" part either. Something bad happens to the VS! Panic!

[FireEye]

Hostage situation.  Or indoctrination.  Yay~...

[Criz]

be careful with things that are out of context
we don't even know if the VS is the one who's endangered, what happens between the VS and Shepard at some point etcetc. what if the VS is about to kill someone Shepard doesn't want to get killed?!

[RGC_Ines]

Caseshep wrote...

Toward the end of her day at the studio, Hale came to a scene with a character referred to as A/K. It was the most emotional scene of the day, and also one of the most technically tricky, because of the ways that players' choices in Mass Effect 1 and 2 carry over into the new sequel.

blah blah blah, story of Virmire...

...and, in Mass Effect 2, whichever of the two was saved reappears to remonstrate with him or her. The result of that conversation which can play out in various ways, determines how the character of A/K wll interact with Shepard in Mass Effect 3.The new scene involved a tense exchange between Shepard and A/K. The first line of the scene was simple enough. "Let her/him go." but Hale had to say it multiple times, with different emphases, in order to communicate every possible state of alarm with which Shepard would react to A/K.
...
Two were growly, hateful takes, and two were hard, urgent takes.
...
She was then told that her lines had to be recorded as though she were running. "I have a question," Hale said. "It's pretty emotional for Shepard here. How big do you want it?" Walters explained that he wanted Shepard to seem like more of a "real character" in this game, a character who showed "his frailty."
...
"I want Shepard's vulnerability to come out, even though not every player will choose to experience it."
...
Hale's next line was "No!" Livingstone turned to Walters and asked, "Is this a panicked 'No' or an angry 'No'?"
"It's a" -Walters hesitated- "futile 'No.'"
Hale nodded, "No!", she said, stirringly, a moment later.
"More compassion," Livingstone said. "Less heightened."
Hales tried again, and her "No!" seemed to emerge from some alarmed, half-strangled place in her throat.[/i]

Really interesting but while is out of contest Im thinking only about two scenarios. While A/K can be Ash/Kaidan, it could be possible that i.e this famous assasin ( forget his name) trapped Kaidan/Ash...Shepard screaming " Let him ( Kaidan) / her ( Ash) go ! " and will run to try to reach  Kaidan/Ash ..No can mean that something will happen to Ash/Kaidan...or it can be scene between VS, Shepard and ME2 LI..Ash vs Miranda/ Jack? Kaidan vs Jacob/Garrus?..well, we will know  for sure in March 2012

[KawaiiKatie]

Criz-Zone wrote...

what if the VS is about to kill someone Shepard doesn't want to get killed?!

That was my take on the situation. I immediately imagined Ashley about to shoot Miranda (Aliance loyalist versus Cerberus loyalist, anyone?) or even Jacob...

In any case, ME3 has definitely promised tons of dramatic scenes and tough choices... and I'm very excited to see how they play out!

[FireEye]

Criz-Zone wrote...

be careful with things that are out of context
we don't even know if the VS is the one who's endangered, what happens between the VS and Shepard at some point etcetc. what if the VS is about to kill someone Shepard doesn't want to get killed?!

True, but after ME2 failing me miserably on all fronts, pessimism keeps me sane.

[shepskisaac]

What I don't like the most in the Jennifer article is how they mention "A/K character". There goes our hope BW won't treat Ash & Kaidan as the same character

[Criz]

I'm just saying be careful with these things
as I said before what with the rumors that Collectors are after Biotics specifically, seeing pods of melting humans and then playing ME2 for the first time, seeing Kaidan on Horizon when it gets hit by Collectors was no fun

I expect the worst when it comes to emotional rollercoaster ride (in a good way if that makes sense) from ME3 ... this is war, I wouldn't be surprised if it ends with everyone we know being dead, sacrificing themselves to give the people of the galaxy a chance to survive
or indoctrination of friends and Shep has to pull the trigger ... or keep them alive and in suspension on the Normandy in the vain hope of being able to reverse the process at some point and all the other horror scenarios one can think of.

but jumping to conclusions based on a wee bit of info that's out of context just seems like it's not helpful and only causes ... well, panic as we saw


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Modifié par Criz-Zone, 13 août 2011 - 10:57 .