Zemiious wrote...
ladyvader wrote...
Every Shepard is different. Again, what is the problem? No need to be hateful here. 
The problem is this fanbase is no better than the plague back in the 1800's. You guys infect everything you touch!
Which plague was this? If you're referring to the bubonic plague, or "Black Death," that would be the twelfth century (1300-1400). Although, I suppose an argument could be made that Napoleon was a plague, or slavery and feudalism...
Can't just leave our games alone everything has to be perverted. Now this dude is whining about one human squadmate? he can suck a big one and I hope he chokes on it
I just thought this was interesting terminology to use after accusing fans of aliens of being perverts.
Now, there's no need to be mean. I mean, really--it's just a game.
The argument that "humans are better than aliens" or vice-versa is rather silly, not only because this is a completely fictional universe, but because it's a preference entirely dependent on the player. Personally, I've enjoyed every character written for Mass Effect, and I doubt that just because Vega is human that he will be inherently awful. Or necessarily awesome. Because the truth is, each character has a lot to offer in the way of developing a more substantial universe within the games, it's just up to the player to decide whether or not to investigate the complexities of those characters.
At the end of the day, you might say Jack/Kaiden/Ashley/Zaeed/Conrad Verner is the most interesting character, and I might be left scoffing to myself a bit, because Kasumi is obviously better in every way and she didn't even have real conversation options (not that you would have to agree). Which is why Mass Effect is awesome and beautiful; it offers something great to every player, regardless of our differences.
And if you can't tolerate that, then, well... whatever?