I too find it weird that Thane decided to leave Shepard alone with this burden... it seems he went from being one of the few in ME2 who asked after her wellbeing to... nothing at all? Am I right? Meh, I doubt even fanfiction could sort out this mess.
Also, the VA might not read the letters cause... well, drell have a different voice. He probably can't mimic it without Bioware.
Modifié par Nerana, 08 mars 2012 - 11:11 .
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Ashely recites a portion of Invictus by Henley. How, what, why? I can't form a coherent sentence right now. The rumor as Invictus as a mission with Thane and now this? What does this mean? What is going on Bioware? Why are you doing this? I don't even know what went through their minds.
Modifié par Shinrea, 09 mars 2012 - 12:22 .
Hainkpe wrote...
Spoiler...
Ashely recites a portion of Invictus by Henley. How, what, why? I can't form a coherent sentence right now. The rumor as Invictus as a mission with Thane and now this? What does this mean? What is going on Bioware? Why are you doing this? I don't even know what went through their minds.
I am tempted to stop. I just wanna stop. I would rather play SWTOR than play this. I cannot believe I am writing that but its true. I am... disgusted.
Ok, so I need to give my opinion on the Thane romance. (I haven't yet gotten Kai Leng back for what he caused.)
On one hand, I think that it was decently handled. In terms of emotional intensity after all, his scenes were at the very top (his death scenes that is).
When he was fighting KL I was at the edge of my seat, horrified. When it turned out that the wounds weren't technically fatal, I felt relief...Terror when I learned that he needed blood for the surgery, and nobody was sure if Kolyat was ok. And then a sinking feeling when, even though the surgery was successful, Kepral's Syndrome ended up making it all for nothing. The scene with you reading the prayer with Kolyat was heartbreaking. As Shepard left she said, "I'll see you again soon." I was crying, paused the game for 5 minutes, felt depressed, and seriously considered stopping that Shepard and just starting a new one, before calming down.
And yet, it was also poorly handled.
The conversation with Thane in the hospital lobby fell into the same black hole that Garrus' "calibrations" did. There was so much time in which you could have talked to Thane, but there was only one conversation tree. His attitude there also seems a bit odd in terms of character development. In the romance scene in ME2, Thane is frustrated and crying when he realizes that he cannot accept death because he feels that he has something to live for again. And yet, when you see him in the hospital, he is back to (almost the same) condition he was in before that happened. It was...odd. Even though 6 months had passed.
But then, I'm the idiot who romanced the terminally ill character. Which is, I suppose, why I intend to make this Shepard die at the end. Hahaha
Modifié par Aeyl, 09 mars 2012 - 01:49 .
I knew it was coming, the only thing that really kinda annoyed me was the fact that no one bothered to really mention him after the fact. I loved Thane as a character in ME2, and the short amount of time he was in ME3 he was still pretty awesome!
Though, I find this conclusion to possibly be the better one... if my Shepard has a grim fate in the end anyway, she may as well join him again in this manor.
Modifié par AmayaChan, 09 mars 2012 - 02:21 .
Aislinn Trista wrote...
I finished my first playthrough (and did everything). I have to say I'm extremely angry, disappointed and utterly robbed. Fail Bioware. Fail.
stwu wrote...
Aislinn Trista wrote...
I finished my first playthrough (and did everything). I have to say I'm extremely angry, disappointed and utterly robbed. Fail Bioware. Fail.
Good to see you again. I wish you were Biowares lead writer.
Modifié par Aislinn Trista, 09 mars 2012 - 02:48 .
Aislinn Trista wrote...
They missed a lot of opportunities to do great things with character relationships. To be honest, it felt hasty and glossed-over in a lot of places. The main events got a lot of wonderful attention, but everything else...
Don't even get me started on the annoyingly vague, cop-out endings.
Aislinn Trista wrote...
They missed a lot of opportunities to do great things with character relationships. To be honest, it felt hasty and glossed-over in a lot of places. The main events got a lot of wonderful attention, but everything else...
Don't even get me started on the annoyingly vague, cop-out endings.
Just some better dialogue with Thane would have made me so much happier. 
Cosmochyck wrote...
Ok and another double post but for anyone on twitter
@GambleMike just said this - "Hardest.Day.Ever. Seriously, if you people knew all the stuff we are planning...you'd, well - hold onto your copy of me3 forever"
Interesting yes?
mnomaha wrote...
Not unless they're bringing Thane back from the dead. I'm finding it really hard to get into the game. I just explored a virtually empty Normandy and totally empty life support.
Cosmochyck wrote...
Ok and another double post but for anyone on twitter
@GambleMike just said this - "Hardest.Day.Ever. Seriously, if you people knew all the stuff we are planning...you'd, well - hold onto your copy of me3 forever"
Interesting yes?
mnomaha wrote...
Not unless they're bringing Thane back from the dead. I'm finding it really hard to get into the game. I just explored a virtually empty Normandy and totally empty life support.
stwu wrote...
mnomaha wrote...
Not unless they're bringing Thane back from the dead. I'm finding it really hard to get into the game. I just explored a virtually empty Normandy and totally empty life support.
Ooh that was brutal. I felt this feeling of loss when I went into that dark room. I could just see what my headcanon Shep would have done in that empty room. She would have sat on Thane's chair and sobbed with her head on the table, till her eyes were puffy and swollen. But in game Shep didn't give a rats ass apparently.
Did any of you cry when Thane passed?
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