Juliaxo wrote...
wildannie wrote...
@Alittlekitty I don't think you should assume that those who chose to have there Shepard romance Thane like drama, I certainly don't. I like Thane despite the terminally ill aspect of his story which I find to incredibly cheap within the Mass Effect universe and all its scientific achievements. I can only hope that there is opportunity to treat or cure him in ME3.
I hate the illness aspect of his story as well. I had Shepard romance him in spite of it, definitely not because of it.
Thane would still be compelling without it. Probably more so, because I get the impression that some players were scared off by the fact that he's ill.
Still it boggles my mind that the idea of a cure or treatment seems so ludicrous to some people. Thane and Shepard inhabit a world much more advanced than our own and a cure IS being worked on. Why would BioWare mention that he's viable for a lung transplant in his medical report - if it's not going to mean anything in the end? If he can't be helped? I don't think it's unreasonable to want options in a game about choice.
Also, concerning the messages debate, I just think back to ME2 and how basically everyone Shep met sent her an email. From the Salarian you rescue in Thane's recruitment mission to the random crazypants convict who escapes during Jack's recruitment mission. These random people somehow got a hold of Shepard's email and sent her messages.
Considering that, I don't think it'd be dificult for Thane to send her a message unless the Alliance is preventing her from receiving any. Contrived reason #4356365 to seperate Shepard from the ME2 squad.
I like this human, she understands!





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