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[Aurora313]

At this point?! Anyone but LIARA would be BRILLIANT!

... Sorry, in foul mood.

[ColonelFacepalm]

With the Omega DLC I expect Aria to be more like Wrex on Sur`Kesh overseeing Shepard and his squad though we still have 1 room free on the normandy (life support) so perhaps Aria will be a temporary squadmate or we will see a new character.

[BP93]

CptData wrote...

BP93 wrote...

Garrus is a dialogue hog. I find taking Vega with Ash provides a good balance though.

And if Im forced to take Liara on any DLC mission, I wont buy it. Bad enough we have to tske her to get Javik, which is pointless when you think about it as she doesn't provide anything useful.

She's the Prothean expert ...

But besides that ... well, it makes much more sense to pick the VS for that mission. It was the first job with Kaidan and you picked Ashley up on that planet. I'm sure it has a bigger significance for them than to any other character except Shepard.

The Leviathan-DLC sounds more or less like a "neutral" job with no one needed to do the mission. I wonder if you have to pick some preset character or not. I rather have free choice - in that case, I'd love to have Vega and Ash with me.

Omega-DLC may force you to do half of the job with Aria, 'though.

Expert, my ass.

She's like a 5 year old kid that just asks questions all day. "Where are you going?" "What time is it?" "What are you doing?".... First time I played it I was OK with having to bring her because I thought there would be some investigative stuff to do but there's nothing like that. You get the two visions on how to open the pod yourself and you're good. What's her purpose besides being a PITA? The actual mission itself was a disappointment, but Javik himself is worth it just for bringing him to Thessia.

Ash + Javik is another good balanced squad too.

Modifié par BP93, 04 juillet 2012 - 01:25 .

[survivor_686]

BP93 wrote...

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Expert, my ass.

She's like a 5 year old kid that just asks questions all day. "Where are you going?" "What time is it?" "What are you doing?".... First time I played it I was OK with having to bring her because I thought there would be some investigative stuff to do but there's nothing like that. You get the two visions on how to open the pod yourself and you're good. What's her purpose besides being a PITA? The actual mission itself was a disappointment, but Javik himself is worth it just for bringing him to Thessia.

Ash + Javik is another good balanced squad too.

Whats a PITA? Other than a middle-eastern bread that is.

[BP93]

survivor_686 wrote...

BP93 wrote...

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Expert, my ass.

She's like a 5 year old kid that just asks questions all day. "Where are you going?" "What time is it?" "What are you doing?".... First time I played it I was OK with having to bring her because I thought there would be some investigative stuff to do but there's nothing like that. You get the two visions on how to open the pod yourself and you're good. What's her purpose besides being a PITA? The actual mission itself was a disappointment, but Javik himself is worth it just for bringing him to Thessia.

Ash + Javik is another good balanced squad too.

Whats a PITA? Other than a middle-eastern bread that is.

Pain-in-the-ass. :innocent:

[Hellfire257]

I actually like the Liara + Ash combo when playing sentinel. Being able to bounce powers off Liara and steam-roll any obstacle in the way with Ash is a winning combo. They form my team most of the time now.

As a soldier it is not that much of a benefit though, and she does become a PITA then.

[BP93]

Hellfire257 wrote...

I actually like the Liara + Ash combo when playing sentinel. Being able to bounce powers off Liara and steam-roll any obstacle in the way with Ash is a winning combo. They form my team most of the time now.

As a soldier it is not that much of a benefit though, and she does become a PITA then.

It's why I hate being forced to take certain squadmates, especially late in the game like when we have to take her to Thessia. It can completely screw up your squad make-up that you have manage to build around your Shepard. Like if you're an adept, and they make you take Tali who is a tech. It's completely redundant.

Modifié par BP93, 04 juillet 2012 - 01:54 .

[Aurora313]

Yeah. I liked in one and two how I wasn't required to bring certain squadmates for any mission, except Miranda and Jacob. Wanted to cap those two the minute I met them.

Miranda grew enough to make her a little less unbareable...

Jacob? God, if I wasn't so dead set on the 'no man left behind' achievements, I'd of killed his ass.

Modifié par Aurora313, 04 juillet 2012 - 02:03 .

[survivor_686]

Aurora313 wrote...

Yeah. I liked in one and two how I wasn't required to bring certain squadmates for any mission, except Miranda and Jacob. Wanted to cap those two the minute I met them.

Miranda grew enough to make her a little less unbareable...

Jacob? God, if I wasn't so dead set on the 'no man left behind' achievements, I'd of killed his ass.

I kinda found Jacob to be kinda decent. While he doesn't have the eccentrcitities that the others have, he did have a sort of quiet stability. That being said power wise, he got overshadowed.

[scotiej]

I liked Jacob early in two, but once the other more fleshed out characters came along I nearly forgot about him. In fact, he was so useless to my play style that I just sent him to escort the Normandy crew back.

@survivor_686; just finished your ashley fanfics. Very good stuff. Loved the detail of the combat scenes and how you kept Ashley's characteristics from ME1. Good job.

[CptData]

Must say, I liked Jacob. Out of the bunch of misfits, he was the only "normal guy". And he felt more like a soldier (and therefore soul buddy) than anyone else.

Besides that, he wasn't that special. Simply liked him, 'though he's no match for Garrus, Kaidan or Joker. Vega is quite good too.

Whatever. If I really want a best bud, then it's Ashley. You know - that kind of best friendship that turns into love without losing the best friendship attitude. That's hard to get, nearly impossible.

[scotiej]

Not true, lovers can be best buddies too. Some people think that being friends ruins a relationship, but I think the opposite.

[CptData]

scotiej wrote...

Not true, lovers can be best buddies too. Some people think that being friends ruins a relationship, but I think the opposite.

My IRL relationship is love only, but doesn't really has a friendship base.
One of my buddies had his best friend as lover, but after a year they broke up and they never talked to each other again.

Let's say it's difficult.

In my headcanon, Shep & Ash are best friends AND lovers. That means Shep still can look after other girls, compare them - without offending Ash. Ashley on the other hand does it with guys. They know they can do it - because they're soulmates and loyal lovers.

Wish I could get that kind of love.

[scotiej]

I'm not saying that every person is so perfectly made for one another that things always work out. You don't always find someone that you can sync with and it doesn't work, love is a choice too. It takes a day by day decision to love that person despite their faults and if that's something you can't do, then it would be best to move on.

"Does it with guys"? How do you mean by that? In your head canon they have an open relationship?

[Aurora313]

I think Data means that His Shepard and Ashley are very willing to be close friends with other people of the opposite gender. Maybe even check them out and compare.

I believe a blunt metaphor would be: 'Just because they've already ordered doesn't mean they can't still browse the menu.'

Modifié par Aurora313, 04 juillet 2012 - 02:47 .

[scotiej]

Ah, I see. I see nothing wrong with admiring another persons while being in a relationship with someone. However, being close friends with someone of the opposite gender while in a relationship with someone else opens up intimacy that can lead to cheating.

[Aurora313]

Not if the emotions are strictly platonic. And Ash and Shepard are far too loyal to each other to let that situation happen.

Modifié par Aurora313, 04 juillet 2012 - 02:54 .

[CptData]

scotiej wrote...

I"Does it with guys"? How do you mean by that? In your head canon they have an open relationship?

No. They have a normal relationship. Ash and Shepard just love to talk about other guys and girls and compare them and do stuff usually only best friends do. Hell, I bet they even encourage each other to flirt a bit with others - but they don't go any further. Who knows.

It's difficult to explain - and I surely can't show you.



Aurora is pretty much right,
Why do I suddenly have the urge to date her
(Just kidding. Australia is not really what I would call "just round next corner")

Modifié par CptData, 04 juillet 2012 - 02:59 .

[survivor_686]

scotiej wrote...

I liked Jacob early in two, but once the other more fleshed out characters came along I nearly forgot about him. In fact, he was so useless to my play style that I just sent him to escort the Normandy crew back.

@survivor_686; just finished your ashley fanfics. Very good stuff. Loved the detail of the combat scenes and how you kept Ashley's characteristics from ME1. Good job.

Thanks for reading it. More on the way

[scotiej]

I necessarily don't agree, but I won't try to convince you otherwise. It's needless and won't help any of us.

[Dannycni]

Well as little as my opinion matters I would agree with scot on this, I can't see Shepard or Ashley being thrilled if the other was flirting with anyone else. That'd be a bit of a weird relationship. Sure Ash even says she might have to hit or shoot, or whatever it was, whatever table dancing tart was throwing herself at Shepard. Talking and being friends with the opposite sex is different from flirting with them but everyone has their own ideas so no worries.

[BadExamp1e]

Grimez7 wrote...

Got another one.

http://social.biowar...59/polls/36269/

Voted.

Rachni queen

[BadExamp1e]

Dannycni wrote...

Well as little as my opinion matters I would agree with scot on this, I can't see Shepard or Ashley being thrilled if the other was flirting with anyone else. That'd be a bit of a weird relationship. Sure Ash even says she might have to hit or shoot, or whatever it was, whatever table dancing tart was throwing herself at Shepard. Talking and being friends with the opposite sex is different from flirting with them but everyone has their own ideas so no worries.

I don't agree with, Data.

You (man or woman) shouldn't feel the need to shamelessly flirt with another guy if you're in a happy and stable relationship. And if you're making comparisons... You should only be comparing your guy with the guy across the street, and stating all the reasons why that guy across the street doesn't match up to the guy you love back home.

kekeke?

Modifié par BadExamp1e, 04 juillet 2012 - 04:07 .

[Dannycni]

BadExamp1e wrote...
Voted.

Rachni queen

 Not Shepards hand, I mean think about ME2!


^And yea I'd agree with that Example (your second post not the rachni queen)

[BadExamp1e]

My Shepard romanced his hand in ME2. A man's gotta do what a man's gotta do.

Eh, Data's just a big flirt. But he's a wrong one lol

Sorry, but if you're happy and in love. The notion of another guy shouldn't even pop into your head.