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[SparrowBird]

Or was it really only a few minutes? Huh? Huh?

...Really though, I desire more foot traffic in this thread. Who wouldn't like Javik, after all?

[Urdnot Amenark]

Cthulhu42 wrote...

I miss those days; back when Javik was known as "Prothy".

Indeed. Prothy the Prothean. That's what everyone called him, especially after that script leak.

[Sifr]

So, if the Salarians could clone that Kakliosaur fossil and create an army of dinosaur mounts...

Would it be possible to create opposite sex clones of Javik, so both Shepard and he can each have their cabal of hot Prothean cheerleaders?

[Luxure]

Javik "You're screwed" face.

Modifié par Luxure, 13 août 2012 - 02:26 .

[McDirod]

Arcian wrote...

^"What did you just say about my parnaps, primitive?"

I'm just going to grab the word parnaps and throw it back out there that it's a term the Prothean's used to reffer to people's junk.
Cause to me, thats how it sounds

[SparrowBird]

Next convention the writers appear at for Q&A, that should be a question of priority. "What is a parnap? Are parnaps junk?"

Maintain a serious face at all costs.

[zeypher]

Im late to this thread, but i will say one thing that is i found Javik to be one of the most interesting and therefore the best character in this series. Finally a character with his own morals, personality, ideology and one who doesnt hero worship.

[zeypher]

Its sad that bioware rarely does characters who do not hero worship you, who have their own morals and idealogies. Uniqueness and differances make something interesting. I might hate a characters viewpoints, but if he is unique atleast he is interesting. Characters like Garrus, Liara and Tali sort of do nothing for me as they all yes men type characters.
With Javik i expect him to attack shepard if shep does something to destroy the war effort. He doesnt but i know if pushed into a situation like that he will do it and that my friends is interesting.

[SeanBahamut]

zeypher wrote...

Its sad that bioware rarely does characters who do not hero worship you, who have their own morals and idealogies. Uniqueness and differances make something interesting.

That is one of the things DA2 did right (amongst little else!). I like the way your companions with you react to your comments & decisions. ME didnt have anywhere near such a dynamic trust system (either do the loyalty missions or not in ME2)

[zeypher]

Yup DA2 had its faults, but i generally got a few replays out of it. The characters had their own faults and flaws and i liked that. Though the friendship rivalry system could use a bit more work.