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@ MeiMei
Awww

@FieryPhoenix
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[hanar05]

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[Plakto]

MORE SEZZY THANE




The artist is Rabbitzoro devianrart!

Modifié par Plakto, 12 octobre 2011 - 09:53 .

[Cosmochyck]

@CrimsonLuna

I would ABSOLUTELY wear the jacket! I was already looking for one to buy!!!

Modifié par Cosmochyck, 12 octobre 2011 - 10:09 .

[CrimsonLuna]

@Cosmochyck
Bioware should get the jackets made ! 

[Tasha vas Nar Rayya]

Yup, petition to the Bioware store. Thane jacket with extra starch in the collar xD

[Fiery Phoenix]

Thane's jacket can be bought from the XBL marketplace as an avatar item, by the way. My brother is using it. Quite badass. Costs 300 MS points, though.

[Tasha vas Nar Rayya]

Well damn! Now I need to get XboxLive! xD

[Shepenwepet]

quite sure the jacket avatar item is only for guys. If i remember right, all i could get was Miranda's outfit and Asari commando armor, plus a bunch of t-shirts. My avatar is currently wearing an N7 one, only 80 points, and i finally had something to change my L4D2 Depeche Mode shirt for. Although I'm still waving around the medkit. Waiting on the Normandy prop.

[Fiery Phoenix]

Thane's jacket is male-only, yes. My current avatar is wearing a typical N7 shirt as well. I also have the flying Normandy thingy, thanks to Chris Priestly!

[idoless24]

Possible spoilers!


Was wondering what you guys think about Thane's possible temporary position in the squad (in the confirmed features thread) where you help him release Hanar scientists working on a cure for his disease. *fingers crossed!*

edit: Whoops, you guys talked about it already! ..well I suppose you can answer again if you want!

Modifié par idoless24, 13 octobre 2011 - 05:31 .

[wildannie]

idoless24 wrote...

Possible spoilers!


Was wondering what you guys think about Thane's possible temporary position in the squad (in the confirmed features thread) where you help him release Hanar scientists working on a cure for his disease. *fingers crossed!*

We've talked about the source of that info a few days ago, it's a snippet from a leaked magazine article.

I think it's unlikely that bioware would have confirmed to the press that Thane would only appear in one mission or that he was temporary, especially since he's a LI  (I may be wrong).  So I guess all we really know is that Thane was not recruitable during that mission ... saying that, how the mission plays out might well depend upon Thane's relationship with Shepard so maybe they don't know the whole story.

[Tasha vas Nar Rayya]

I know some will disagree with me, but it is actually more than I thought may have happened. I see this is as good news, I imagine that due to the 'gather the species style' of ME3, that the missions will be much longer than they were in ME2. More like the length of DA:O. If so, then we have Thane confirmed for a large snippet of the game.

Also, Casey said that all existing romances will have the chance to be able to continue. So I imagine there will also be chances for Thane to interact with Shepard after his mission on Invictus.

However, as I am sure many will agree, I was hoping for an epic showdown between Thane and Kai Leng. Even non-Thane fans want this, hopefully Bioware will see the popularity of this idea and incorporate it into the game

[Fiery Phoenix]

I'm taking a break from this miserable assignment to reiterate an interesting piece of trivia that I mentioned in another thread last night.

We know that Thane will be on Invictus in ME3. We also know that the name Invictus likely refers to the poem by William E. Henley. Out of morbid curiosity, I further researched this topic until I stumbled across something rather intriguing. First, the word Invictus by its lonesome means unconquered or undefeated, and the poem in question is very often regarded as inspirational and borderline defiant. It turns out that the premise of the poem is, in fact, equally inspirational.

Henley wrote Invictus as a representation of his struggle with tuberculosis, which itself is a metastatic lung disease that he developed at a very early age. Which, naturally, leads to the realization that Thane is in a surprisingly similar situation.

So, I believe that Thane's presence on Invictus is anything but a coincidence and, instead, was intended by the writers all along. :innocent:

Modifié par Fiery Phoenix, 13 octobre 2011 - 06:16 .

[Tasha vas Nar Rayya]

Fiery Phoenix wrote...

I'm taking a break from this miserable assignment to reiterate an interesting piece of trivia that I mentioned in another thread last night.

We know that Thane will be on Invictus in ME3. We also know that the name Invictus likely refers to the poem by William E. Henley. Out of morbid curiosity, I further researched this topic until I stumbled across something rather intriguing. First, the word Invictus by its lonesome means unconquered or undefeated, and the poem in question is very often regarded as inspirational and borderline defiant. It turns out that the premise of the poem is, in fact, equally inspirational.

Henley wrote Invictus as a representation of his struggle with tuberculosis, which itself is a metastatic lung disease that he developed at a very early age. Which, naturally, leads to the realization that Thane is in a surprisingly similar situation.

So, I believe that Thane's presence on Invictus is anything but a coincidence and, instead, was intended by the writers all along. :innocent:

Thankyou Fiery, you have just made my day with this!

[wildannie]

Fiery Phoenix wrote...

I'm taking a break from this miserable assignment to reiterate an interesting piece of trivia that I mentioned in another thread last night.

We know that Thane will be on Invictus in ME3. We also know that the name Invictus likely refers to the poem by William E. Henley. Out of morbid curiosity, I further researched this topic until I stumbled across something rather intriguing. First, the word Invictus by its lonesome means unconquered or undefeated, and the poem in question is very often regarded as inspirational and borderline defiant. It turns out that the premise of the poem is, in fact, equally inspirational.

Henley wrote Invictus as a representation of his struggle with tuberculosis, which itself is a metastatic lung disease that he developed at a very early age. Which, naturally, leads to the realization that Thane is in a surprisingly similar situation.

So, I believe that Thane's presence on Invictus is anything but a coincidence and, instead, was intended by the writers all along. :innocent:

Thanks! that's really interesting, I love it!

[Shepenwepet]

As a side note, Henley was treated for TB and lived for another 30 years or so. HINT HINT.

Also, I call shenanigans if Keythe Thane doesn't quote at least one line from that poem. Invictus IS Thane. Must happen.

[Tasha vas Nar Rayya]

Just put it in the OP. I am even more excited now for ME3. Thanks again Fiery

[Fiery Phoenix]

Haha, no problem. You're all welcome.

I discussed it with Hana on MSN yesterday. It's little things like these that make anything shine, in my opinion.

[wildannie]

Fiery Phoenix wrote...

Haha, no problem. You're all welcome.

I discussed it with Hana on MSN yesterday. It's little things like these that make anything shine, in my opinion.

agreed, 100%

[Verly]

Need more Thane on this page.