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[Ravensword]

laecraft wrote...

Why is this a straw man? iOnlySignIn acknowledges the sense of humor as the main attraction. I didn't notice Liara ever display any wit or a sense of humor, she's always dead serious. But she's occasionally funny in ME1 as a comic relief device - her embarrassment and her hallucinations are meant to be amusing.

Both the turian Councilor and Udina are used as a comic relief device. So is Joker, who'll never be a "real" character. They belong in the same category.

I admit to being somewhat surprised, it's rare to see someone who wants to romance the turian Councilor and Udina both, but finds TIM unattractive.

Oh, sorry. I missed the part about Liara. I think the iOnlySignIn was talking about humor as a quality that he himself finds attractive in women and you said that he should romance Joker then. I thought you were distorting his argument but I misinterpretted the context. I'm too lazy to find his post anyways.

Modifié par Ravensword, 01 novembre 2011 - 12:27 .

[General User]

Isn't one of Shepard's cybernetic enhancements the 'heavy bone weave' (that's what she said!).

No, seriously, is Joker not a candidate or something?

[Ravensword]

General User wrote...

Isn't one of Shepard's cybernetic enhancements the 'heavy bone weave' (that's what she said!).

No, seriously, is Joker not a candidate or something?

Can Joker withstand the procedure?

[General User]

That's something I personally would like to know alot more about.

Is the implant procedure particularly invasive? Does it have to be done all at once? Is the nano-tech self-replicating?

[Xilizhra]

I didn't notice Liara ever display any wit or a sense of humor, she's always dead serious.

It would appear you didn't pay any attention to LotSB. Though... I knew that already.

Too bad Mordin is unromanceable. Why is it that the best characters in the game are unromanceable...

Because you want what you can't have.

[Ravensword]

laecraft: Too bad Mordin is unromanceable. Why is it that the best characters in the game are unromanceable...
Xili: Because you want what you can't have.
leacraft: No, because I don't settle for less.

You two are not making any sense anymore.

[Dean_the_Young]

Ravensword wrote...

GodWood wrote...

Ravensword wrote...
You know, I'm getting to think that this whole thing going on here between Seboist, Kaiser, and Xili is instigated out of the need to impress Xili and convert her so she will be a part of the Church Cerberusology

Ithink they just like to troll her for the lolz.

This goes beyond trolling. This is brainwashing. Someone said earlier that Xili is becoming more misanthropic or something. Oh noes!

That would be, but you'll note I'm not taking part in that other argument.

[Xilizhra]

Also, Wrex is a great character too. TIM, Mordin, and Wrex are my inner circle, my most favoured characters. Too bad none of them are romanceable.

So, wait. Do you support the genophage?

[Kaiser Shepard]

Ravensword wrote...

You know, I'm getting to think that this whole thing going on here between Seboist, Kaiser, and Xili is instigated out of the need to impress Xili and convert her so she will be a part of the Church Cerberusology... among other things. I'm onto you guys.

Nah, at most we want her to acknowledge the one true goddess, Jubileus.

Ravensword wrote...

Xilizhra wrote...


If you expect Kaiser to possess a sense of decency, you must be new here.

That is indeed the case. I'm beginning to see why there are only like seven people who post on here regularly. Kaiser and Seboist scare everyone else away.

General User wrote...
Isn't one of Shepard's cybernetic enhancements the 'heavy bone weave' (that's what she said!).

No, seriously, is Joker not a candidate or something?

Story and gameplay segregation

[Xilizhra]

But Seth Green/Joker, why not. He's a hell of a guy, funny, talented, quite good looking. In ME2 he's like 6'0" tall (Jack is 6'0") and muscular too. Brittle bones should never be a problem when things like Talimancers exist in the universe.

Jack... is... 6'0''? She's one of the shortest people on the ship. Are you sure you weren't talking about someone else?

[Kaiser Shepard]

Xilizhra wrote...

But Seth Green/Joker, why not. He's a hell of a guy, funny, talented, quite good looking. In ME2 he's like 6'0" tall (Jack is 6'0") and muscular too. Brittle bones should never be a problem when things like Talimancers exist in the universe.

Jack... is... 6'0''? She's one of the shortest people on the ship. Are you sure you weren't talking about someone else?

Xilizhra wrote...

It would appear you didn't pay any attention to LotSB.

Modifié par Kaiser Shepard, 01 novembre 2011 - 08:05 .

[Xilizhra]

Ah, yes, when I-can-never-see-more-than-one-set-of-videos-no-matter-how-many-times-I-return-to-the-ship Syndrome becomes a problem.

On the other hand, I don't think that chart makes any sense because I'm pretty sure the metric system has been standardized in ME, so imperial units wouldn't be used at all. And this would seem to imply that everyone in the future is significantly taller than they are now, because Jack is relatively rather short. We should probably ask about that, but given the units of measure screwup, I don't know if it's canon.

[Kaiser Shepard]

Xilizhra wrote...

Ah, yes, when I-can-never-see-more-than-one-set-of-videos-no-matter-how-many-times-I-return-to-the-ship Syndrome becomes a problem.

Nah, you focused too much on lovely Liara during the skycar chase.

On the other hand, I don't think that chart makes any sense because I'm pretty sure the metric system has been standardized in ME, so imperial units wouldn't be used at all.

True, assuming the team actually has attention to detail like that.

And this would seem to imply that everyone in the future is significantly taller than they are now, because Jack is relatively rather short.

Isn't that the case with each generation?

We should probably ask about that, but given the units of measure screwup, I don't know if it's canon.

Fair enough.

[Xilizhra]

Isn't that the case with each generation?

Mostly because of nutritional benefits. I find it somewhat doubtful that Jack had that advantage in Teltin.

[Kaiser Shepard]

Xilizhra wrote...

Isn't that the case with each generation?

Mostly because of nutritional benefits. I find it somewhat doubtful that Jack had that advantage in Teltin.

Given how she was what the entire project was about, I doubt they wouldn't give her what she needed, and then some.

Edit: Blast, ninja'd.

Modifié par Kaiser Shepard, 01 novembre 2011 - 08:26 .

[General User]

The Imperial system in Jack's mug shot may be a professional anachronism.

Law enforcement could still use feet and inches in much the same way a British person who works in the automotive industry would use miles for describing aspects of a car's performance, such as time 'from 0-60.'

Hey! It could be!

[SandTrout]

Hell, we've had Metric for how long? Many major countries are still using the Imperial system.