That is so harsh!Xilizhra wrote...
I intend to bury it permanently, that this cancer may be purged from humanity to ensure that all will see a brighter future.
Yes you can, you just can't change anything once you get there.Xilizhra wrote...
I can't go back in time.
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Bah, I was expecting god amongst men Reverend Al Bundy.General User wrote...
That is so harsh!Xilizhra wrote...
I intend to bury it permanently, that this cancer may be purged from humanity to ensure that all will see a brighter future.
Here, let Revrend Al preach to 'ya.
laecraft wrote...
One of the many appeals of TIM's romance is that hardcore Paragons claim that they're not interested, so I'd only have to share TIM with the chosen few, and those would be the people with the similar worldview to mine.
Of course, that's what Paragons like to claim. I bet many would be drawn into a romance with TIM regardless, hero and adversary always have the most chemistry, and it all depends on the quality of writing really. And then TIM's thread would be over one thousand pages and going one page per minute, make no mistake about that...just imagine all those pics of TIM with femshep.
iOnlySignIn wrote...
He does that regardless of what FemShep does (prior to the Collector Base decision).Seboist wrote...
I don't know, TIM seems to like pampering femshep. He bought her a bigger, better and more luxurious ship and a faster car.
My FemShep prefers to send Miranda to give TIM a monthly BJ and just take care of cashing his checks. He's like a sugar daddy whom you only need to meet every few weeks for a ten-minute holographic meeting where you discuss your plans for Galactic domination. Seriously, TIM's the best boss that there is. The Council in ME1 was pretty nice too, but TIM is better.
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I can't go back in time.Why don't you do that BEFORE they resurrect your Shepard.
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While your taste in women seems to be improving, why is it that a character needs to have some kind of defect (or you assuming there is one) for you to like them?Xilizhra wrote...
I admit to having something of a crush on Meredith in DA2, but I could sympathize with her because of the issue with her sister and her good intentions clashing with obvious mental illness. TIM seems to lack this.
Doesn't everyone have defects?Kaiser Shepard wrote...
While your taste in women seems to be improving, why is it that a character needs to have some kind of defect (or you assuming there is one) for you to like them?Xilizhra wrote...
I admit to having something of a crush on Meredith in DA2, but I could sympathize with her because of the issue with her sister and her good intentions clashing with obvious mental illness. TIM seems to lack this.
Many people, yes, but hardly everyone. Take me, for example; no sane man will deny that I am both magnificent and perfect. Same goes for the other Cerbies, who come pretty darn close to perfection as well.Xilizhra wrote...
Doesn't everyone have defects?
Merrill is aThough, going by your standards, I'd hardly consider Liara or Merrill to have "defects."
She has admirable focus, moreso than most other maidens.Liara's creepy obsessive stalker persona is a major defect.
Your loss, Merrill's gain.Merrill's main defect is that she's so unremarkable and forgettable than she may as well have never existed.
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It's called <3 TRUE LOVE <3Seboist wrote...
Liara's creepy obsessive stalker persona
Not never, in TIM's case.4. They never question your actions or your judgments, even when they disagree.
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I like Liara and TIM for many similar reasons. Reasons that made them stand out from every other character in the ME universe:
1. They saved your life/brought you back from the dead;
2. They support you whole-heartedly and unconditionally;
3. They offer wise advice and vital information to you, free of charge;
4. They never question your actions or your judgments, even when they disagree.
That's why I am proud to support these characters. TIM as a boss and an adviser, Liara as a best friend and a life partner. On top of that:
5. They are very intelligent, and make great conversations;
6. They are extremely good at their jobs;
7. They have good and powerful connections;
8. They are badass.
I puzzles me how so many people could be fan of one character but not the other.
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He only insists upon his opinion over yours *once*, and that's because he revived you and funded your whole mission. I can only dream of a boss like that - although my boss IRL is not too far off (apart from funding).Xilizhra wrote...
Not never, in TIM's case.4. They never question your actions or your judgments, even when they disagree.
I think he insists it twice, the first being near Freedom's Progress and the second if you destroy the base.iOnlySignIn wrote...
He only insists upon his opinion over yours *once*, and that's because he revived you and funded your whole mission. I can only dream of a boss like that - although my boss IRL is not too far off (apart from funding).Xilizhra wrote...
Not never, in TIM's case.4. They never question your actions or your judgments, even when they disagree.
Also, I take that you agree with 1,2,3,5,6,7,8 then? I'm glad. :-)
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Indeed I am into intel brokers. I even find the previous SB attractive, despite his abysmal waist-to-hip ratio. I mean, read his dossier. What a remarkable person! Didn't stop me from killing him though.laecraft wrote...
Liara and TIM both? Looks like you're into intel brokers. I'm going to hazard a guess...Does world domination sound attractive?
Define "evil".Xilizhra wrote...
I think he insists it twice, the first being near Freedom's Progress and the second if you destroy the base.iOnlySignIn wrote...
He only insists upon his opinion over yours *once*, and that's because he revived you and funded your whole mission. I can only dream of a boss like that - although my boss IRL is not too far off (apart from funding).Xilizhra wrote...
Not never, in TIM's case.4. They never question your actions or your judgments, even when they disagree.
Also, I take that you agree with 1,2,3,5,6,7,8 then? I'm glad. :-)
And yes, Liara and TIM are rather similar. It's just that TIM does it all in a much more evil way.
He deliberately causes what is net harm to the galaxy for the sake of an esoteric goal, human domination.Define "evil".
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Even in ME1 I knew she's a hidden badass. The baby-faced innocence was obviously a facade, like Leliana's lay sister outfit. I mean, she's Benezia's daughter, got her PhD when she's like 15 in Human years, is an expert on dangerous alien artifacts and Galactic extinctions, and a walking weapon of mass destruction in combat.Seboist wrote...
If she had the same personality in ME1 as she does in ME2 then I might have romanced her.
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