She seemed pretty keen in that email.
Modifié par GodWood, 04 février 2012 - 02:05 .
Modifié par GodWood, 04 février 2012 - 02:05 .
Modifié par AdmiralCheez, 04 février 2012 - 02:06 .
Dr. Michel does give him turian chocolate, apparently. Don't know if that's supposed to mean anything, though, or if it ends up leading anywhere.GodWood wrote...
Ash is the last squadmate I'd expect to be up for some chafing xeonphilia. If Garrus was to go for a non-Shepard human I'd assume it'd be Dr Michel.
She seemed pretty keen in that email.
Modifié par Shifty-looking Chicken, 04 février 2012 - 02:08 .
You know, if Dr. Michel has a thing for Garrus, I wouldn't be surprised in the least. It is really hard to not have a thing for Garrus.Shifty-looking Chicken wrote...
Dr. Michel does give him turian chocolate, apparently. Don't know if that's supposed to mean anything, though, or if it ends up leading anywhere.
Modifié par AdmiralCheez, 04 février 2012 - 02:10 .
Shifty-looking Chicken wrote...
Dr. Michel does give him turian chocolate, apparently. Don't know if that's supposed to mean anything, though, or if it ends up leading anywhere.GodWood wrote...
Ash is the last squadmate I'd expect to be up for some chafing xeonphilia. If Garrus was to go for a non-Shepard human I'd assume it'd be Dr Michel.
She seemed pretty keen in that email.
Modifié par Eradyn, 04 février 2012 - 02:20 .
AdmiralCheez wrote...
@Mims: Sometimes I think people have trouble grasping the concept of alternate timelines.
It's like how Ash shoots Wrex in some playthroughs. This does not mean that Wrex is always dead, or that softening Ash up towards aliens never mattered.
Mims wrote...
[Possibly spoilers, since this is a top post]
It would be terribly unfortunate! Those space buses.
But, I just don't see any reason to feel threatened by it**. Both people in that couple still hold Shepard as one of the most important people in their lives. If Shepard is with Garrus, I don't see there ever being jealousy, because Shepard is still friends with X and Garrus is still friends with them. And visa versa, if Garrus was the odd one out. Friendship, not sexual attatchment, defines all three of their relationships.
Its sort of how you can respect Shepard/Liara, or Shepard/Kaidan [ectectect]. Garrus/Shepard might be the perfect fit for your Shepard, but it isn't going to be that way for everyone. Lets say in ME2 Shepard decides to romance Thane. Presumably Shepard spends time with Thane, and in that time with Thane, Garrus spends hanging out with X. That time never exists if Shepard was romancing Garrus.
**Although I do get people who think they might be mismatched, and then it is just a matter of taste. Personally it doesn't bother me, and sort of makes sense to me based on X's romance with Shepard.
shygravel wrote...
AdmiralCheez wrote...
@Mims: Sometimes I think people have trouble grasping the concept of alternate timelines.
It's like how Ash shoots Wrex in some playthroughs. This does not mean that Wrex is always dead, or that softening Ash up towards aliens never mattered.
Oh, I don't know -- I think it's less about grasping alternate timelines/realities than a simple matter of personal taste and how each of us perceives the different squadmates. It sometimes proves difficult to immediately step out of our own head-space, ya know? If I'd found out this 'alt reality' romance was with someone else, I would have responded far more negatively (at least at first, until I processed it and tucked it away to the realm of 'well that's an.. interesting... idea, writers, thanks') than I am now.
SuranaMage wrote...
Yeah, I think it's similar to how some
people who romance Shep/Liara all the time don't get Shep/Garrus and
vice versa. Just because it can happen in game doesn't mean it's true
for your specific playthrough. I'm just confused by how it happens at
all because they're the last couple I thought would happen in game (in
fanfiction definitely) so I just have to wait and see how it goes, I
guessStill not a fan, but if other people enjoy it then more power
to them!
Modifié par Eradyn, 04 février 2012 - 02:21 .
I find this likely.AdmiralCheez wrote...
Or did they misinterpret Epic Bromance Support as Epic Romance Support?

AdmiralCheez wrote...
Wait. Maybe the pairing happened because the fanbase never shipped it?
Or did they misinterpret Epic Bromance Support as Epic Romance Support?
Eradyn wrote...
shygravel wrote...
AdmiralCheez wrote...
@Mims: Sometimes I think people have trouble grasping the concept of alternate timelines.
It's like how Ash shoots Wrex in some playthroughs. This does not mean that Wrex is always dead, or that softening Ash up towards aliens never mattered.
Oh, I don't know -- I think it's less about grasping alternate timelines/realities than a simple matter of personal taste and how each of us perceives the different squadmates. It sometimes proves difficult to immediately step out of our own head-space, ya know? If I'd found out this 'alt reality' romance was with someone else, I would have responded far more negatively (at least at first, until I processed it and tucked it away to the realm of 'well that's an.. interesting... idea, writers, thanks') than I am now.
Well, it probably doesn't help that I already had a less-than-stellar opinion of this character. It's okay, though. I can either off her or not recruit her and ease my petty conscience.
AdmiralCheez wrote...
Wait. Maybe the pairing happened because the fanbase never shipped it?
Or did they misinterpret Epic Bromance Support as Epic Romance Support?
If that is the case, then I have to sigh. Personally, they're my two favourite characters, and I never even thought of shipping them myself. Nor would I have ever thought that Bioware would ever do so.AdmiralCheez wrote...
Wait. Maybe the pairing happened because the fanbase never shipped it?
Or did they misinterpret Epic Bromance Support as Epic Romance Support?
Modifié par Shifty-looking Chicken, 04 février 2012 - 02:30 .
Characters are worked on by multiple writers but overall Garrus' main writer was Mac whereas X's was Patrick.SuranaMage wrote...
Aren't both Garrus and X written by the same guy? Maybe he always shipped them together?
GodWood wrote...
Characters are worked on by multiple writers but overall Garrus' main writer was Mac whereas X's was Patrick.SuranaMage wrote...
Aren't both Garrus and X written by the same guy? Maybe he always shipped them together?
Is Garrus's main writer still Mac in ME3? Do we know yet? I know Mac's writing Vega...GodWood wrote...
Characters are worked on by multiple writers but overall Garrus' main writer was Mac whereas X's was Patrick.SuranaMage wrote...
Aren't both Garrus and X written by the same guy? Maybe he always shipped them together?
shygravel wrote...
XD I hear ya.
Eradyn: No, X, you canNOT have my man.
X: But... your Shep totally isn't with him this play through!
Eradyn: Tell it to the swarm o' husks, tramp. *insert evil cacklings*
...or maybe that's just how I'd handle it if I didn't care for X (though I do).Hey, if we can joke about it then it's all good, right?
Sunset Sill wrote...
For me, it's not so much being
jealous as feeling... unnecessary? I'm, unfortunately, the kind of
person who sometimes wonders, "Would so-and-so be better off without
me?" Like, maybe X and Garrus would be happier together than either one
would be with Shep (while the other is left FOREVER ALONE, so of course
they're not as happy). Shepard is too awesome for this to ever be a
valid way of thinking for her/him, though, so that's just my personal
hang-up getting in the way.
It happened for awhile with Fenris
and Isabela too--they seemed to be really into each other, so it jaded
my Fenrismance playthrough a little bit: "If I weren't romancing Fenris,
he would have had a happy relationship with Isabela, and she would've
gotten that fine elf ass she was after, I'M JUST GETTING IN THE WAY OF
THEIR HAPPINESS NUUUUU."
I got over it though. Mostly because the
idea of a future threesome had appeal, though. That... will not be the
solution in ME3. But like I said, that's my own self-deprecation coming
in to play. I think I'm warming up to it though, separating all the
universes in my head.
Modifié par Eradyn, 04 février 2012 - 02:35 .
While Weekes did a lot of work with both characters, Garrus is mostly Walters' responsibility. At least, he has been.SuranaMage wrote...
Aren't both Garrus and X written by the same guy? Maybe he always shipped them together? I think they probably wanted to do this because it would be different and would show haters of Garrus/Femshep and X/Manshep that their worlds didn't revolve around Shepard or something.
If Weekes is behind it, I wouldn't be surprised. That man is an evil genius.Or they decided to troll the fanbase. LOL they never really loved ur Shepards they wanted each other LOLOLOL (no, I don't think this I'm just joking
)
Mims wrote...
I got the impression from the script that Weekes wrote Garrus, but I have no proof of this claim.
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