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[James2912]

 My two are

Thane- Frog Cancer
Tali- if you romanced she probably died of infection (you greedy basterd)
Jacob- poor guy isn't popular enough

[Silentmode]

Jacob - Unpopular.
Morinth - Even less popular and not the type to stick around.
Kasumi - DLC character.
Zaeed - DLC character.

Everyone else should at least have a somewhat significant impact.

[SpaceinMind]

Jacob-Reported to be least popular character
Morinth/Samara- Their story is already played out. Neither are the type to settle.
Kasumi/Zaeed-DLC
Thane-They set him up to die in the ME2, it seems that's the most likely end for him.

[ShepardsIdol]

Jacob-not popular
Thane-frog cancer
Grunt-cuz Wrex is better and has a backstory you can dive into.
Morinth because if you did recruit her then you probably died and therefore wont continue into ME3

[CheeseEnchilada]

Depends on what you consider 'significant'. Mordin clearly plays a significant role in the story, but it's unlikely he'll be a full squadmate. Jack has no significant ties to the problems of the galaxy (that we know of) but she's a LI, and will probably be significant to a Shepard who romanced her.

Morinth is the only one I see not having much significance at all, since she may not stick around and wasn't really a fleshed out character anyway.

[young fox]

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Modifié par kalstedom, 22 mars 2014 - 08:58 .

[S.A.K]

James2912 wrote...

 My two are

Thane- Frog Cancer
Tali- if you romanced she probably died of infection (you greedy basterd)
Jacob- poor guy isn't popular enough

Buddy are you are troll?
Yesterday you made that Tali sweat thing and now this? Thane got Kepral syndrom(not frog cancer) and its treatable, so he could be alive and well in ME3. And what the hell? Dying from romance is really lame idea and tali's confirmed as squad mate. Don't know about Jacob. And the DLC characters might not get big roles. Everyone else would have something interesting.

[StellarMagic]

Garrus Vakarian... He's your buddy but really what resources does he have to bring to the table of recruiting an alliance to destroy the Reapers? I don't think he has much influence to wield with the Turians.

Morinth... Killing Samara in favor of her could make the Asari Justicars as a group your enemy, no other influence I can think of.

Zaeed... Maybe he can recruit the blue suns if you killed Vigo.

Kasumi... Keeping the greybox may allow you to hunt down Reaper influence within the Systems Alliance and combat Cerberus more effectively.

Jacob... has little influence except as Miranda's lieutenant probably.

[Humanoid_Typhoon]

Well...I let jacob eat collector missile pretty much every game so he won't play a big part,and even in the one playthrough I have him alive I don't think he'll play a big part,mainly cause Miranda will have more intel on Cerberus and stuff.
Thane,Jack(LI),Zaeed,Samara were all kind of tagalongs I don't know how big of a factor they could play outside being in a few missions.
I don't see Grunt going anywhere you're his battlemaster and you kind of "birthed" him as Kelly would put it.
Morinth....most people killed her,but even if you didn't she really has no loyalty to...anyone really so I imagine she leaves right after SM unless she really wants to microwave your brain...

[FoxHound109]

Jack. Because she died in my playthrough...

[Sepewrath]

Well all of them, really, only a few have a very specific purpose, like since you have no means of contacting of the Geth, Legion is necessary. Depending on what you did at the end of ME2, Miranda could be in Cerberus, but that's about it. The rest of them, don't really bring anything to the table that you probably couldn't do without.

[Sticky Controller]

Jacob. I'm sure we'll see him somewhere around, trying to make up for his father's mistakes.

[Siansonea]

Thane and Samara, and Morinth, of course, will probably not play a big part, or at least not a lengthy part, in the proceedings of ME3. Thane's medical condition may or may not be resolved, but he doesn't have much influence in the ME universe. Samara has a mission of her own, though of course a galactic invasion might induce her to put that on hold. Morinth is a serial killer addicted to killing, and that's not going to just go away because the universe is going to hell. If anything, it would only heighten her condition and cause her to wander into refugee areas. Easy pickings.

Zaeed and Kasumi aren't integral characters, and they were essentially Cerberus hires. They may be loyal to Shepard up to a point, but they're really just guns for hire. Their stories are fun, but not intertwined with Shepard's, so there's little reason for them to be with Shepard specifically.

Jacob and Miranda are an unknown quantity, their close ties to Cerberus, and Cerberus' status as an enemy in ME3, casts their role into doubt. Will they be loyal to Shepard, or Cerberus? Will their ME2 loyalty status determine that? Will they both follow the same path, or will one betray Cerberus while the other stays loyal?

I also don't see much for Grunt or Jack to do in ME3. Grunt is Pure Krogan, but really, what good is that against the Reapers, and why would he stick around helping Shepard when his true duty should be protecting Tuchanka? And Jack could do any number of things, but she's impossible to predict.

Modifié par Siansonea II, 23 juillet 2011 - 07:57 .

[LilyasAvalon]

Jacob - Unpopular character was unpopular, even while he was African-American, which I found incredibly sexy. @_@
Zaeed - DLC character, barely had a role in ME2. Cerberus hire.
Kasumi - DLC character, barely had a role in ME2. Cerberus hire.
Morinth/Samara - Not the type to stick around.
Thane - Dieing. T_T

[StellarMagic]

I wonder what Jack would be up to...

[LilyasAvalon]

StellarMagic wrote...

I wonder what Jack would be up to...

From the interviews, it sounds like she's softened up a lot, matured even. Kinda like what happened with Helena Blake if you covinced her to be drop the crime in ME1 and she becomes a social worker in ME2.

[sephiroth199127]

I don't think any of the characters will have a significant role since Bioware have to take in account they can die, they probably be a mission involving them, but other than that they won't make a big impact, maybe they show up at the end to help. If i had say which ones will be almost back ground noise, DLC characters and Morinth as like i said Bioware have to take in account some people won't have them so they role will be minimal to save on cost of having to make big changes.

[LilyasAvalon]

sephiroth199127 wrote...

I don't think any of the characters will have a significant role since Bioware have to take in account they can die, they probably be a mission involving them, but other than that they won't make a big impact, maybe they show up at the end to help. If i had say which ones will be almost back ground noise, DLC characters and Morinth as like i said Bioware have to take in account some people won't have them so they role will be minimal to save on cost of having to make big changes.

I both agree and disagree with that statement, because while they do have to take into account people can die, Bioware has already confirmed there'll be deeper friendships/relationships with squadmates/characters.

[CC-Tron]

LilyasAvalon wrote...

Jacob - Unpopular character was unpopular, even while he was African-American, which I found incredibly sexy. @_@
Zaeed - DLC character, barely had a role in ME2. Cerberus hire.
Kasumi - DLC character, barely had a role in ME2. Cerberus hire.
Morinth/Samara - Not the type to stick around.
Thane - Dieing. T_T

I disagree with those who think Jacob's role will be much smaller than most of the other ME2 squad mates.

Jacob will likely have a significant role for 3 reasons.

1. he's a LI.  (pretty much guarantees a significant role by itself)

2. he's a former Cerberus operative in a game heavily about Cerberus.

3. details of his involvement in the plot have been kept under wraps due to spoilers. (if Bioware's tweets are to be believed)

[BatmanPWNS]

Zaeed and Kasumi maybe.

[easyt3hremember]

James2912 wrote...

 My two are

Thane- Frog Cancer
Tali- if you romanced she probably died of infection (you greedy basterd)
Jacob- poor guy isn't popular enough

Thane's Frog Cancer 
Didn't tali say she was okay after you romanced her except she had a cold?
Jacobs unpopular

Mine are:
Zaeed: DLC Character, Hired by Cerberus.
Thane: He's probably Dead.Dieing.
ME1 Sacrificed: They died 2 years ago, most likely that they will have a minor mention in the story.

Modifié par easyt3hremember, 23 juillet 2011 - 12:14 .

[CC-Tron]

easyt3hremember wrote...

James2912 wrote...

 My two are

Thane- Frog Cancer
Tali- if you romanced she probably died of infection (you greedy basterd)
Jacob- poor guy isn't popular enough

Thane's Frog Cancer 
Didn't tali say she was okay after you romanced her except she had a cold?
High Risk, But the priiiiiiiiiize

Why do people believe Thane's going to die sooner rather than later?  ME3 is only a couple of months (2?) after ME2.

[easyt3hremember]

CC-Tron wrote...

easyt3hremember wrote...

James2912 wrote...

 My two are

Thane- Frog Cancer
Tali- if you romanced she probably died of infection (you greedy basterd)
Jacob- poor guy isn't popular enough

Thane's Frog Cancer 
Didn't tali say she was okay after you romanced her except she had a cold?
High Risk, But the priiiiiiiiiize

Why do people believe Thane's going to die sooner rather than later?  ME3 is only a couple of months (2?) after ME2.

I don't think they actually ever mentioned How long it would take for thanes Cancer to kick in?...Maybe they did but I wasen't paying attention I don't know...Did they?

[bleetman]

CC-Tron wrote...

Why do people believe Thane's going to die sooner rather than later?  ME3 is only a couple of months (2?) after ME2.

ME3 is set six months after the end of ME2. Thane speculated that he had around that long left to live, if memory serves.