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[BloodyTalon]

Could see a Batarian being added to the squad, given tink it was said the reapers are pushing out from those sectors.

Plus would be a nice change for them.

[Sebby]

Batarian and Vorcha ftw.

[Aedan_Cousland]

Batarian.

It would be cool to see another side of them besides the one dimensional villains they are usually portrayed as. It could also present a lot of fun dialogue if they have Shepard's relationship with his Batarian squadmate be a little tension-filled, with neither one fully trusting or accepting the other at first. (particularly with colonist or War Hero Sheps)

A Volus squadmate would also be fun. Something along the lines of Mordin, with a tech/scientist background.

[stysiaq]

Elcor, definitely. As I remember from ME1 codex entrys, thei'r quite tanky and shoot weapons usually foun on human gunships. Add some serious kinetic barriers and it makes up for clumsiness.

[stysiaq]

 Elcor, definitely. 

As I remember the ME1 codex entrys, theyre quite tanky, and use weapons usually found on human gunships (size-speaking). Add some heavy kinetic barriers and you can forget about all the clumsiness.

Vorcha are short living space rats. Don't like them, never will.

Edit: sry for double post, the first one wasn't displayed and I thought an error occured the first time.

Modifié par stysiaq, 20 juin 2011 - 10:26 .

[stysiaq]

vorcha are stupid, reckless, weak and live up to 20. They were pointless species since ME2 launch day.

[Siansonea]

stysiaq wrote...

vorcha are stupid, reckless, weak and live up to 20. They were pointless species since ME2 launch day.

Gaaaaah! You no make cure! We break fans! Gaaaaah! 

Yeah, the potential for character development is endless...

[LGTX]

Is the joke too worn out, or can I mention the Biotic God and feel like contributing to the thread?

[Weak Sauce Hype]

stysiaq wrote...

vorcha are stupid, reckless, weak and live up to 20. They were pointless species since ME2 launch day.

but they're so ugly it's cute. And they're like giant evil toddlers. WE BREAK FAN

Modifié par FearedZero, 20 juin 2011 - 10:37 .

[Sebby]

Saphra Deden wrote...

A vorcha would be terrible. They're too stupid to be characters. A vorcha squadmate would be boring and annoying as soon as the novelty wore off and it would wear off quickly.

Vorcha are immune to disease, can adapt to any enviroment and regenerate.

Can you ?

[Malanek]

stysiaq wrote...

vorcha are stupid, reckless, weak and live up to 20. They were pointless species since ME2 launch day.

I wouldn't want to see one on the squad but I thought they made pretty good enemies. Both from a stroytelling and gameplay perspective.

[LGTX]

Seboist wrote...

Saphra Deden wrote...

A vorcha would be terrible. They're too stupid to be characters. A vorcha squadmate would be boring and annoying as soon as the novelty wore off and it would wear off quickly.

Vorcha are immune to disease, can adapt to any enviroment and regenerate.

Can you ?

Other races employ these useful things called envirosuits and have about thrice as much hitpoints... 

[Sebby]

LGTX wrote...

Seboist wrote...

Saphra Deden wrote...

A vorcha would be terrible. They're too stupid to be characters. A vorcha squadmate would be boring and annoying as soon as the novelty wore off and it would wear off quickly.

Vorcha are immune to disease, can adapt to any enviroment and regenerate.

Can you ?

Other races employ these useful things called envirosuits and have about thrice as much hitpoints... 

Vorcha bodies get stronger the more damage they recieve and can regrow entire limbs. Now that's epic.

[Reapinger]

Seboist wrote...

Saphra Deden wrote...

A vorcha would be terrible. They're too stupid to be characters. A vorcha squadmate would be boring and annoying as soon as the novelty wore off and it would wear off quickly.

Vorcha are immune to disease, can adapt to any enviroment and regenerate.

Can you ?

Maybe they can adapt to having no heads because that's what I plan to do with all of them. Smarts always outdoes it

[TexasToast712]

No Batarians please. I would like to be able to freely walk the Normandy without having the urge to shoot one of my crew members.

[LGTX]

Seboist wrote...

LGTX wrote...

Seboist wrote...

Saphra Deden wrote...

A vorcha would be terrible. They're too stupid to be characters. A vorcha squadmate would be boring and annoying as soon as the novelty wore off and it would wear off quickly.

Vorcha are immune to disease, can adapt to any enviroment and regenerate.

Can you ?

Other races employ these useful things called envirosuits and have about thrice as much hitpoints... 

Vorcha bodies get stronger the more damage they recieve and can regrow entire limbs. Now that's epic.

Lore is nice where it works, but show me where they've demonstrated given superiority during actual in-game combat in ME2.

[nhsk]

At least you would know who so sacrifice giving a "virmire'ish" mission if we got a batarian :-)

Not all Batarians are bad and I imagine some survivors would be willing to put aside their hatred for humanity given the circumstances..

And having a batarian would give a nice possibility of conversations to more insight on batarian culture, the reasoning behind the skyllian blitz etc.

[Sebby]

LGTX wrote...

Seboist wrote...

LGTX wrote...

Seboist wrote...

Saphra Deden wrote...

A vorcha would be terrible. They're too stupid to be characters. A vorcha squadmate would be boring and annoying as soon as the novelty wore off and it would wear off quickly.

Vorcha are immune to disease, can adapt to any enviroment and regenerate.

Can you ?

Other races employ these useful things called envirosuits and have about thrice as much hitpoints... 

Vorcha bodies get stronger the more damage they recieve and can regrow entire limbs. Now that's epic.

Lore is nice where it works, but show me where they've demonstrated given superiority during actual in-game combat in ME2.

The same "in-game combat" where enemies magically develop biotic barriers and armor by increasing the difficulty in the menu?

[TexasToast712]

Vorcha are too stupid to be a squad member. They are bipedal Varren. /vorcha arguement

[LGTX]

Seboist wrote...

The same "in-game combat" where enemies magically develop biotic barriers and armor by increasing the difficulty in the menu?

Umm... nice argument? Rephrasing my point is nice, but it doesn't make the vorcha any more viable as squadmates.

[Reapinger]

LGTX wrote...

Seboist wrote...

The same "in-game combat" where enemies magically develop biotic barriers and armor by increasing the difficulty in the menu?

Umm... nice argument? Rephrasing my point is nice, but it doesn't make the vorcha any more viable as squadmates.

The reason his argument makes no sense is because he's secretly a Vorcha. :innocent:

[Sister Helen]

If the character was well-written, a volus would be an excellent squadmate. 

Although The Biotic God was played for laughs, I would be interested to see a grim, tough, gun-toting volus, perhaps as a master-at-arms.  Just because the majority of the volus we have seen so far have been merchants and information brokers, there's no real barrier to creating a character who doesn't fit into the mainstream of volus' culture.

(I'm just remembering Mordinn's line from his recruitment quest about how folks always expect krogan and taurians to be tough, and they never see how dangerous salarians are.  That could also hold true for a volus.)
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But please, no hanar or elcor.  Navigating their dialogue wheels would take eternity, and not the good "eternity" that the the asari embrace.  

[thetruefreemo]

Basically Batarian and I don't know if Raloi can hold guns. I don't know why people are saying volus; they can't hold guns. However has anyone ever noticed how there is a light-saber on the belt of every volus.