Always a pleasure. ^^EternalAmbiguity wrote...
Kaiser Shepard wrote...
*snip*
Be still my beating heart!
Those lips...those eyebrows, but most of all, those eyes...
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That, my brother, would be Susan Coffey.EternalAmbiguity wrote...
Who is that?
Modifié par Kaiser Shepard, 17 février 2012 - 09:59 .
Blacklash93 wrote...
No, but you're setting them to be disappointed before the game is even out. You're killing the hype people enjoy.
EternalAmbiguity wrote...
Kaiser Shepard wrote...
Be still my beating heart!
Those lips...those eyebrows, but most of all, those eyes...
Modifié par Jedi Sentinel Arian, 17 février 2012 - 12:48 .
This would absolutely seal his fate if Bioware does what you say and listens to fans. The vast majority of Femshep players would be creeped out/disgusted by this and call for his head. This in addition to that list of other reasons why it would never work/TIM would never try it that you wholly ignored.Seboist wrote...
Cthulhu42 wrote...
Wouldn't a TIM-mance require a face-to-face meeting? Which they've never had?
Not at all, as far as ME2 goes at the most it would result in some playful flirting and some unresolved sexual tension.
The whole point of a TIM "romance" to begin with would be a unique way for him to seduce/manipulate femshep over to his cause. You already have what it's in essence a sugar daddy relationship going on with the whole luxury frigate and the complete financial backing of Cerberus to build off of. All of this could be pretty temping for even a Paragon femshep.
Of course, I'd have it so the question of whether or not TIM is really "interested" in her left ambigious until the next game.
Hey Xil, I think if done well, it might actually work. You can't say it's impossible.Xilizhra wrote...
This would absolutely seal his fate if Bioware does what you say and listens to fans. The vast majority of Femshep players would be creeped out/disgusted by this and call for his head. This in addition to that list of other reasons why it would never work/TIM would never try it that you wholly ignored.
Modifié par Dave of Canada, 17 février 2012 - 04:43 .
I love it how you spend days venting your frustration about gay romances on Codex and then post here about sexual tension with sugary daddy TIM lolololSeboist wrote...
Cthulhu42 wrote...
Wouldn't a TIM-mance require a face-to-face meeting? Which they've never had?
Not at all, as far as ME2 goes at the most it would result in some playful flirting and some unresolved sexual tension.
The whole point of a TIM "romance" to begin with would be a unique way for him to seduce/manipulate femshep over to his cause. You already have what it's in essence a sugar daddy relationship going on with the whole luxury frigate and the complete financial backing of Cerberus to build off of. All of this could be pretty temping for even a Paragon femshep.
Of course, I'd have it so the question of whether or not TIM is really "interested" in her left ambigious until the next game.
Modifié par IsaacShep, 17 février 2012 - 05:39 .
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Xilizhra wrote...
This would absolutely seal his fate if Bioware does what you say and listens to fans. The vast majority of Femshep players would be creeped out/disgusted by this and call for his head. This in addition to that list of other reasons why it would never work/TIM would never try it that you wholly ignored.
IDK, it looks like a few people are having a paragon/renegade flamewar, while others are trying to ease the tension by posting pictures of their waifus, but I'm too scared to look far back enough to get proper context.Dave of Canada wrote...
What the hell is going on in this thread now?
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...while putting on airs and and giving off a creepy, dehumanizing semi-racist vibe to boot.bobobo878 wrote...
while others are trying to ease the tension by posting pictures of their waifus
Modifié par Ultai, 17 février 2012 - 11:17 .
Dean_the_Young wrote...
I enjoy Cerberus more for multiplayer.
Dying to Cerberus feels right, somehow.
Boosts their organizational reputation as a legitimately dangerous threat. ME1 was acceptable, more or less, but ME2 didn't do so well. ME3 multiplayer, though... definitely not a walk-over. Even if you can kill individuals, the Cerberus system can still easily overcome you.Lizardviking wrote...
Dean_the_Young wrote...
I enjoy Cerberus more for multiplayer.
Dying to Cerberus feels right, somehow.
Why?
Dean_the_Young wrote...
Boosts their organizational reputation as a legitimately dangerous threat. ME1 was acceptable, more or less, but ME2 didn't do so well. ME3 multiplayer, though... definitely not a walk-over. Even if you can kill individuals, the Cerberus system can still easily overcome you.Lizardviking wrote...
Dean_the_Young wrote...
I enjoy Cerberus more for multiplayer.
Dying to Cerberus feels right, somehow.
Why?
Plus, I think the Cerberus commandoes look cool, and I'm glad they aren't pushovers.
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Dean_the_Young wrote...
I enjoy Cerberus more for multiplayer.
Dying to Cerberus feels right, somehow.
More or less. In ME1, Cerberus had no track record to speak of. We had a failure on their own terms, a failure because of Shepard, but the rest of the time we have no idea what they considered success, or if they had it.Lizardviking wrote...
Why do you feel ME1 did a better job than ME2 in this regard? The forces we fight in ME1 are not really that awe-inspirering. Is it because of all the failed experiements in ME2?
Don't knock mah bootz!They look good, but the rockets boots just feels a tad too silly, but I understand why Bioware added them for gameplay reasons.
I'm still undecided about them, and it will probably depend on how they're treated in Single Player. But they're an awesome cross of vanguard and infiltrator, and if it's done well in Single Player I'll be inclined to forgive the over-the-topness if it's more akin to 'biotic commando' than 'ninja.'Same goes for phantoms, I still feel they are a bit too "cartoonish", even through they are a great challenge from a gameplay perspective.
I'm thinking playing Cerberus-missions on Insanity, and the rest on Veteran. Just to make them look better by comparison.Saphra Deden wrote...
Dean_the_Young wrote...
I enjoy Cerberus more for multiplayer.
Dying to Cerberus feels right, somehow.
You should play ME3 on Insanity only to do Cerberus justice and keep in mind that every time you die that is Cerberus winning and accomplishing their goals. The only reason they lose is because Shepard is the protagonist.
That would be friggen sweet in its own right.That said, I'd rather play as Cerberus in multiplayer.
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