Samara the Justicar Support Thread
#1951
Posté 14 juin 2012 - 11:15
Yeah fate, I like that, I'm a believer in faith, fate is why sh!t happens in my life.
Yep Shep and Samara little blue children make me giddy and happy. I want little blue Shep/Samara babies.
#1952
Posté 14 juin 2012 - 11:37
gearseffect wrote...
Ha Warlock missed your post as I was typing up my own.
Yeah fate, I like that, I'm a believer in faith, fate is why sh!t happens in my life.
Yep Shep and Samara little blue children make me giddy and happy. I want little blue Shep/Samara babies.
Liara is proof that a matriarch-stage asari can have and raise a child, but 50-60 years of childhood and samara being almost thousand wanting to die fighting rather than settling down. There are people are suggesting Liara jump into the next stage of life 250 years early, which makes -- by far -- less sense.
There is at least a guarantee that a child with Shepard will not develop the Ardat-Yakshi condition and -- given survival of ending -- Shepard have at least enough time left to live to see an asari child raised. In the end, Samara still have Falere, who deserves better after centuries of absense.
Modifié par Gisle-Aune, 14 juin 2012 - 04:30 .
#1953
Posté 14 juin 2012 - 09:15
Gisle-Aune wrote...
gearseffect wrote...
Ha Warlock missed your post as I was typing up my own.
Yeah fate, I like that, I'm a believer in faith, fate is why sh!t happens in my life.
Yep Shep and Samara little blue children make me giddy and happy. I want little blue Shep/Samara babies.
Liara is proof that a matriarch-stage asari can have and raise a child, but 50-60 years of childhood and samara being almost thousand wanting to die fighting rather than settling down. There are people are suggesting Liara jump into the next stage of life 250 years early, which makes -- by far -- less sense.
There is at least a guarantee that a child with Shepard will not develop the Ardat-Yakshi condition and -- given survival of ending -- Shepard have at least enough time left to live to see an asari child raised. In the end, Samara still have Falere, who deserves better after centuries of absense.
I think Samara would live to see her child in the hundreds. Not late hundrends mind you but she is I think 746 years old. And Shepard I'd say is in his/her 30 to mid 30s, and he/she will live longer than a normal human due to the synthetics in him/her. So I think that Shepard and Samara would life about the same amount of years till they died.
#1954
Posté 14 juin 2012 - 09:29
Now Samara with her age chances are her and Shep would die at roughly the same time, closer together. And Falere would still be around for a long time just as any kids Shep and Samara had. It's a bit more comforting then the other scenario for me at least.
Again this is more of my own personality in Shep. As I really have a hard time just turning my back on friends, family, and other people I'm close with From what I've been told that sort of loyalty is hard to find in people.
I don't know if that's true or not. Anyway I'll stop before I continue on with my weird insane thoughts. I'm warped that's all there is to it.
Speaking of warped did Samara ever have the Warp power in ME2 I can't remember right off hand
#1955
Posté 14 juin 2012 - 09:51
@Gearseffect, that seems reasonable. Liara will be ~225 if Shepard dies at roughtly 150. Falere could perhaps be trusted to be around for the child if both Shepard and Samara die, as Falere deserves freedom after at least 430 years in that monastery.
Samara adoesn't have Warp in ME2 according to her Wikia page, but only 3 biotic attacks seems strange for an asari biotic who is that old, so this is most likely due to game mechanics only having squadmates with 4 powers in ME2.
Modifié par Gisle-Aune, 22 juin 2012 - 10:41 .
#1956
Posté 15 juin 2012 - 08:03
#1957
Posté 16 juin 2012 - 02:51
#1958
Posté 16 juin 2012 - 03:44
Gisle-Aune wrote...
gearseffect wrote...
Ha Warlock missed your post as I was typing up my own.
Yeah fate, I like that, I'm a believer in faith, fate is why sh!t happens in my life.
Yep Shep and Samara little blue children make me giddy and happy. I want little blue Shep/Samara babies.
Liara is proof that a matriarch-stage asari can have and raise a child, but 50-60 years of childhood and samara being almost thousand wanting to die fighting rather than settling down. There are people are suggesting Liara jump into the next stage of life 250 years early, which makes -- by far -- less sense.
It is known that not all asari go threw their life stages the same way or the usual way. You can have an asari in 800s acting like they are in their 200s, and vice versa.
Modifié par warlock22, 16 juin 2012 - 05:49 .
#1959
Posté 16 juin 2012 - 04:02
#1960
Posté 16 juin 2012 - 09:17
Now they did say that the reapers were harvesting AY because of their unstable biotics. But I don't think there were that many people there. There must have been other places she could have gone that would benefit from her help more. I think Shepard got her thinking on whats important to her, her family.
Oh and when people say that Samara cant change because those are her beliefs she just woudn't do it. Look at Mordin, he defended the genophage up,down,left and right. He was right and there was no way of changing his mind he said it was necessary. But in ME3 he finally admits that he was wrong, he even yells it at you. So if he can change and show how he truley feels then so can Samara.
Modifié par warlock22, 16 juin 2012 - 09:40 .
#1961
Posté 16 juin 2012 - 10:44
I think Samara just was busy, letting the Justicar side run her and she didn't got to Rila and Falere until the galaxy was crumbling down.
Sadly it was too late.
#1962
Posté 17 juin 2012 - 12:23
Or what might be better is if Samara find the recording and hears about how Falere hopes shes doing well and that she doesn't blame Samara for her or her sisters conditions. Then Samara talks to Falere and Falere finds out how much Samara has blamed her self, and sees how much pain she is in. Then Falere could say how she just wants her mother to be happy, and that she wishes that her mother does find someone to be with. (You could also have a recording of Rila as well, and have her say that she doesn't blame her mother and that she loves her. Which I think she would.)
You could also have more dialogue for Shepard so he could hint to Falere that he/she loves Samara. Then Falere could say that she wants her to be happy, and that she should be with someone. There a lot of different ways this could happen, I just thought I'd share
Also I never really thought about this until now. In ME2 when you start the attempted romance with Samara, in order for you to start it the dialogue option in on the bottom. The bottom dialogue option has for the most part always been the renegade option. I really really hope that wasn't BioWare hinting "hey you don't want to do this" I don't think so. It seems for that scene I look at it as the dialogue wheel was shaped for her prospective. She wants you to be her friend, but her code would not want you to say "I want more" option. Could be just me over thinking it, which I probably am
#1963
Posté 17 juin 2012 - 11:47
#1964
Posté 18 juin 2012 - 04:50
Code_R wrote...
Samara was cool she needed to be in ME3 way more.... :T
Agreed. She really should have had a big role in how you get the asari inlisted. As well as a full LI and squadmate but thats a give in here
Modifié par warlock22, 18 juin 2012 - 04:51 .
#1965
Posté 18 juin 2012 - 07:21
I'm not fighting against Samara DLC, I want it as much as anyone in here. What kind of mission would you imagine being perfect to include Samara in and what kind of character would you think as a good equialent to what Padok Wiks is to Mordin Solus?
#1966
Posté 19 juin 2012 - 02:50
http://gunmetalchees...#!home/mainPage
@Gisle-Aune for a mission, I think Samara would be perfect for the Thessia mission. It would also be cool if you went to the Justicar temple or whatever they call it. Get some more knowledge on the Justicars and hear it from Samara, as well as her point of view maybe
#1967
Posté 19 juin 2012 - 08:18
You really should remove music from there. Also blue text is hard to read on blue background (I mean, that left part of Samara art). Anyway, good job!warlock22 wrote...
Hey everyone I wanted to show more support for Samara and the group, so I made a website dedicated to her and the group. It's nothing complex and things can always be added or changed. It was just something fun I wanted to do, to show my appreciation for the group and the form. Check it out!![]()
http://gunmetalchees...#!home/mainPage
#1968
Posté 19 juin 2012 - 11:46
Thx! I wasn't sure about the blue text, it looked good but I wanted to see if people could read it. But the music I'm going to keep, if you want you can always pause the musicbool.exe wrote...
You really should remove music from there. Also blue text is hard to read on blue background (I mean, that left part of Samara art). Anyway, good job!warlock22 wrote...
Hey everyone I wanted to show more support for Samara and the group, so I made a website dedicated to her and the group. It's nothing complex and things can always be added or changed. It was just something fun I wanted to do, to show my appreciation for the group and the form. Check it out!![]()
http://gunmetalchees...#!home/mainPage
#1969
Posté 19 juin 2012 - 05:05
#1970
Posté 20 juin 2012 - 05:44
#1971
Posté 21 juin 2012 - 12:29
I'm also in the works of setting up a Samara initiative with their help, as well as a facebook page
#1972
Posté 21 juin 2012 - 03:14
#1973
Posté 21 juin 2012 - 08:14
#1974
Posté 22 juin 2012 - 12:42

You've been Justicarified!
#1975
Posté 23 juin 2012 - 01:58
Thats great thanks! Let us know when the album is done, would love to see it!coldwetn0se wrote...
Hey Samaritans! Thought I would share the Samara love (my poor Abel Shepard....unrequited). Anyway, I am working on a photo album project in the Thane Group, and chose Samara's RM as one of my missions to photograph. Thought I would drop this off for fun:
You've been Justicarified!
And by the way Samaritans the #ForSamara'sLove facebook page is up! So swing on by, join and help spread the word





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