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[ADLegend21]

as if there was even a question? xD


Top Ash

[xxSgt_Reed_24xx]

ADLegend21 wrote...

since it's being discussed in the Kaidan thread, who's the best third squadmate to go with Shepard and Ashley?

For my Adept MShep it'd be either Legion or Tali so that the team can have a pure biotic, pure combat, and a pure tech for an all around beatdown with every type of power. plus with Legion's sniping skills Ashley can use all her weapons and not be stuck abck all the time as my sniper, maybe run into the enemy with her shotgun >

Garrus...

but really, who didn't see that coming from me? 

[ADLegend21]

bahahahaha had to give her a handicap? hahaha that's rich.

[FireEye]

It's Ash-Love o'Clock.  Get to it.

[ADLegend21]

FireEye wrote...

It's Ash-Love o'Clock.  Get to it.

it's my favorite time of the day!

[FireEye]

ADLegend21 wrote...
it's my favorite time of the day!

You're not the only one.



:innocent:

[ADLegend21]

So wait, if both Kaidan and Ashley are getting together....what happened to Chan?! D:

[FireEye]

Shepard: "Guys?"
Kaidan: "Uh... Maybe we should help her?"
Ashley: "Nah.  She knows what she's doing."
Kaidan: "... if you say so."
Shepard: "Guys?"

Long story short: she now wanders around in Benezia's hat thinking she's Queen Victoria.

[ADLegend21]

awww hahaha poor chan. Ash and Kai left her out to dry.

[Badpie]

I'm so curious to see how Ash has handled SpecTRE status. She's very efficient, sometimes a bit of a renegade. It will be interesting to see if it has hardened her a bit. Matured, naturally, but I'm wondering if that maturity also comes with the price of becoming kind of cold in certain situations.

Then again, they've kind of already done that approach with Miranda so that might be too similar.

Mainly I'm just thinking that in ME1 Ash wasn't nearly as savvy to a lot of goings ons in the universe and yet she still was pragmatic and realistic ("pessimistic" by some Shepard's standards). So I'm wondering if learning more about everything has made her MORE so or made her more open minded.

I feel like all of this is a double edged sword. Interacting more and on a regular basis with the Council and their allies would bring greater understanding of different species, different walks of life, different ways of dealing with them diplomatically and probably more empathy. On the other hand, negative experiences in those categories could serve to enhance the chip on her shoulder about non-humans.

I'm just wondering which way they'll go.

I'm DYING to see what she was up to while Shepard was gone.

[Cossack72]

Badpie wrote...

I'm so curious to see how Ash has handled SpecTRE status. She's very efficient, sometimes a bit of a renegade. It will be interesting to see if it has hardened her a bit. Matured, naturally, but I'm wondering if that maturity also comes with the price of becoming kind of cold in certain situations.

Then again, they've kind of already done that approach with Miranda so that might be too similar.

Mainly I'm just thinking that in ME1 Ash wasn't nearly as savvy to a lot of goings ons in the universe and yet she still was pragmatic and realistic ("pessimistic" by some Shepard's standards). So I'm wondering if learning more about everything has made her MORE so or made her more open minded.

I feel like all of this is a double edged sword. Interacting more and on a regular basis with the Council and their allies would bring greater understanding of different species, different walks of life, different ways of dealing with them diplomatically and probably more empathy. On the other hand, negative experiences in those categories could serve to enhance the chip on her shoulder about non-humans.

I'm just wondering which way they'll go.

I'm DYING to see what she was up to while Shepard was gone.

It'd be awesome if she was the Spectre involved in the Batarian Orbital Mirror System thing.

Modifié par Cossack72, 16 septembre 2011 - 12:32 .

[ADLegend21]

Cossack72 wrote...

Badpie wrote...

I'm so curious to see how Ash has handled SpecTRE status. She's very efficient, sometimes a bit of a renegade. It will be interesting to see if it has hardened her a bit. Matured, naturally, but I'm wondering if that maturity also comes with the price of becoming kind of cold in certain situations.

Then again, they've kind of already done that approach with Miranda so that might be too similar.

Mainly I'm just thinking that in ME1 Ash wasn't nearly as savvy to a lot of goings ons in the universe and yet she still was pragmatic and realistic ("pessimistic" by some Shepard's standards). So I'm wondering if learning more about everything has made her MORE so or made her more open minded.

I feel like all of this is a double edged sword. Interacting more and on a regular basis with the Council and their allies would bring greater understanding of different species, different walks of life, different ways of dealing with them diplomatically and probably more empathy. On the other hand, negative experiences in those categories could serve to enhance the chip on her shoulder about non-humans.

I'm just wondering which way they'll go.

I'm DYING to see what she was up to while Shepard was gone.

It'd be awesome if she was the Spectre involved in the Batarian Orbital Mirror System thing.

what happened There?

[Cossack72]

ADLegend21 wrote...

Cossack72 wrote...

Badpie wrote...

I'm so curious to see how Ash has handled SpecTRE status. She's very efficient, sometimes a bit of a renegade. It will be interesting to see if it has hardened her a bit. Matured, naturally, but I'm wondering if that maturity also comes with the price of becoming kind of cold in certain situations.

Then again, they've kind of already done that approach with Miranda so that might be too similar.

Mainly I'm just thinking that in ME1 Ash wasn't nearly as savvy to a lot of goings ons in the universe and yet she still was pragmatic and realistic ("pessimistic" by some Shepard's standards). So I'm wondering if learning more about everything has made her MORE so or made her more open minded.

I feel like all of this is a double edged sword. Interacting more and on a regular basis with the Council and their allies would bring greater understanding of different species, different walks of life, different ways of dealing with them diplomatically and probably more empathy. On the other hand, negative experiences in those categories could serve to enhance the chip on her shoulder about non-humans.

I'm just wondering which way they'll go.

I'm DYING to see what she was up to while Shepard was gone.

It'd be awesome if she was the Spectre involved in the Batarian Orbital Mirror System thing.

what happened There?

If you save the Council, they send a Spectre to Batarian space to somehow deal with the situation. It ends diplomatically with the Batarians stopping the development. Of course, that's the "official" story. Great potential there.

Though if you didn't save the Council it apparently ends with raids on Batarian colonies or something. 

There's potential for the VS to be involved either way; of course the Spectre possibility is more interesting, don't you agree?

[ChaplainTappman]

ADLegend21 wrote...

what happened There?

It's mentioned in a couple of news stories in ME2. The batarians developed an orbital mirror system, ostensibly for terraforming. The Council alleged it could be used as a weapon of mass destruction. I don't recall mention of there being a Spectre sent, but that doesn't mean anything.

[xxSgt_Reed_24xx]

ChaplainTappman wrote...

ADLegend21 wrote...

what happened There?

It's mentioned in a couple of news stories in ME2. The batarians developed an orbital mirror system, ostensibly for terraforming. The Council alleged it could be used as a weapon of mass destruction. I don't recall mention of there being a Spectre sent, but that doesn't mean anything.

there's the anti-reaper weapon, right there.

[Aurora313]

xxSgt_Reed_24xx wrote...

ChaplainTappman wrote...

ADLegend21 wrote...

what happened There?

It's mentioned in a couple of news stories in ME2. The batarians developed an orbital mirror system, ostensibly for terraforming. The Council alleged it could be used as a weapon of mass destruction. I don't recall mention of there being a Spectre sent, but that doesn't mean anything.

there's the anti-reaper weapon, right there.

Agreed.

[ChaplainTappman]

xxSgt_Reed_24xx wrote...

there's the anti-reaper weapon, right there.

Not unless you're going to be able to convince the Reapers to all come to one planet and stay there and not move for a while. It's too slow, and it isn't a point weapon.

[xxSgt_Reed_24xx]

ChaplainTappman wrote...

xxSgt_Reed_24xx wrote...

there's the anti-reaper weapon, right there.

Not unless you're going to be able to convince the Reapers to all come to one planet and stay there and not move for a while. It's too slow, and it isn't a point weapon.

sounds like some kind of beam weapon like the one Sovereign fires from his tentacles in ME1. That could do some damage I think. 

maybe they'll find some way to speed it up or improve it or something. *shrug*

I'm hoping that they use this for something:

http://masseffect.wikia.com/wiki/Ploba

Anyway, we should probably get back to Ashley and all things related.

Modifié par xxSgt_Reed_24xx, 16 septembre 2011 - 01:35 .

[ADLegend21]

I can see ashley's at the controls of a large boomstick XD

[Made Nightwing]

Because these two are awesome enough to merit their own line of motivational posters.

[nitefyre410]

Made Nightwing wrote...



Because these two are awesome enough to merit their own line of motivational posters.

 


#4 make sure the other brings a Knife - 

[Aurora313]

Oh - I just thought up of an AWESOME idea for Nintendo and Bioware collab.

Default male+female Shepard in the next Super Smash Bros (if one is being made). That would be EPIC.

And the alternate skins could be either the default onyx armor from ME1, ME2 and ME3, or it could be the top three fan-made faces of Shepard. His special attack could be an airstrike from the Normandy. Lol.

[LessThanKate]

Xilizhra wrote...

Rather poor taste to call Liara "consumed" in a negative manner when she brought you back from the dead, isn't it?
As for the rest, it exists, but it's hardly an insurmountable barrier... and really, the only learned distrust for nonhumans Ashely could have developed is against turians, especially since the asari were the ones who stopped the First Contact War. At least she can get over that, albeit only with a male Shepard and regresses in ME2 anyway, but...

Poor taste?



I have no idea what you could possibly mean.


But seriously...I'd say tough but fair. That Liara dedicated so much of her life to getting back Shepard and back at the Shadow Broker seems to call for...a rather intense level of dedication. I deliberately tried to avoid overly negative words like "crazy" or "obsessed" to avoid this, but I guess it didn't work. It's surely in no worse of taste than claiming her to be innocent because that's simply untrue or, worse yet, by calling Ashley religious in a way that's clearly meant to be negative. Plus...it's not so much the barriers can or can't be overcome, but if it's even worth trying at the risk of ruining the relationship.

My only point was simply those girls are not for everyone. For some of us, Ashley is just right. And that's okay.

Omega Torsk wrote...

Aurora313 wrote...

I have a fun and random activity for the members of this forum. Try to
find one song, and only one song that captures their respective Shepard
(and Ashley if you so wish.) personality and relationships.

Sound cool?

*de-lurks*
"Waiting for a Girl Like You" by Foreigner [smilie]../../../images/forum/emoticons/grin.png[/smilie]

That is adorable. Foreigner is way awesome. I can imagine a Shepard singing that to her and...she'd laugh at him, but still be into it.

I'd need something a little grittier for my cynical and hardened Renegon Shepard. I guess I'd have to go with..."37 Stitches" by Drowning Pool (www.youtube.com/watch).

Badpie wrote...

I'm so curious to see how Ash has handled SpecTRE status. She's very efficient, sometimes a bit of a renegade. It will be interesting to see if it has hardened her a bit. Matured, naturally, but I'm wondering if that maturity also comes with the price of becoming kind of cold in certain situations.

Then again, they've kind of already done that approach with Miranda so that might be too similar.

Agreed. Recent tweets, about "love working with this lady" put me at ease and yet...I'm the tiniest bit worried this maturing will be taken too far. Calm and collected is fine, but...it's not something that should define Ashley. There's got to be some happy medium between handling herself in a way that honors and exemplifies the Spectres, but still has echoes of her original self.

Plus, while I'll fight this to the bitter end...the whole "Mirandafication" is bad enough just dealing with appearances. If she's anything remotely like Miranda in terms of personality...it's only going to be a bigger problem.

What's that line she has with Kaidan, about Asari and their lighter armor? She says something funny about them avoiding bullets. I want to keep that bluntness. Just because she has newfound respect for aliens, doesn't mean they're suddenly flawless.

Modifié par LessThanKate, 16 septembre 2011 - 06:11 .