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[Labrev]

IsaacShep wrote...

Inutaisho7996 wrote...

Could she be that mysterious asari whose avatar we saw in the level design episode of BioWare Pulse?

What "mystery"? It's so obvious it's Aria, we don't even need confirmation

DO WANT!!!

[Killjoy Cutter]

IsaacShep wrote...

Inutaisho7996 wrote...

Could she be that mysterious asari whose avatar we saw in the level design episode of BioWare Pulse?

What "mystery"? It's so obvious it's Aria, we don't even need confirmation

Except that the clip in question was from a very, very old stage in development, and a dev commented on that Asari being a "test asset". 

If he's telling the truth, then it's just a test asset.

If he's not, then the simplest explanation is that it's a very early Liara, given which Asari we already know is in ME3, and which Asari has been in most of the subsequent demos (along with Garrus).

[IndelibleJester]

Killjoy Cutter wrote...

IsaacShep wrote...

Inutaisho7996 wrote...

Could she be that mysterious asari whose avatar we saw in the level design episode of BioWare Pulse?

What "mystery"? It's so obvious it's Aria, we don't even need confirmation

Except that the clip in question was from a very, very old stage in development, and a dev commented on that Asari being a "test asset". 

If he's telling the truth, then it's just a test asset.

If he's not, then the simplest explanation is that it's a very early Liara, given which Asari we already know is in ME3, and which Asari has been in most of the subsequent demos (along with Garrus).

The same dev said it was not Liara.

[Killjoy Cutter]

IndelibleJester wrote...

Killjoy Cutter wrote...

IsaacShep wrote...

Inutaisho7996 wrote...

Could she be that mysterious asari whose avatar we saw in the level design episode of BioWare Pulse?

What "mystery"? It's so obvious it's Aria, we don't even need confirmation

Except that the clip in question was from a very, very old stage in development, and a dev commented on that Asari being a "test asset". 

If he's telling the truth, then it's just a test asset.

If he's not, then the simplest explanation is that it's a very early Liara, given which Asari we already know is in ME3, and which Asari has been in most of the subsequent demos (along with Garrus).

The same dev said it was not Liara.

And as I asked on the other thread, do you believe the dev when he says it's not Liara, and yet not believe the dev when he says that it was just a test asset and not a mystery Asari? 

Modifié par Killjoy Cutter, 30 septembre 2011 - 02:37 .

[IndelibleJester]

Killjoy Cutter wrote...

IndelibleJester wrote...

Killjoy Cutter wrote...

IsaacShep wrote...

Inutaisho7996 wrote...

Could she be that mysterious asari whose avatar we saw in the level design episode of BioWare Pulse?

What "mystery"? It's so obvious it's Aria, we don't even need confirmation

Except that the clip in question was from a very, very old stage in development, and a dev commented on that Asari being a "test asset". 

If he's telling the truth, then it's just a test asset.

If he's not, then the simplest explanation is that it's a very early Liara, given which Asari we already know is in ME3, and which Asari has been in most of the subsequent demos (along with Garrus).

The same dev said it was not Liara.

And as I asked on the other thread, do you believe the dev when he says it's not Liara, and yet not believe the dev when he says that it was just a test asset and not a mystery Asari? 

I never said I didn't believe it was a test asset. Why wouldn't it be a test asset if he said so?

[Killjoy Cutter]

IndelibleJester wrote...

Killjoy Cutter wrote...

IndelibleJester wrote...

Killjoy Cutter wrote...

IsaacShep wrote...

Inutaisho7996 wrote...

Could she be that mysterious asari whose avatar we saw in the level design episode of BioWare Pulse?

What "mystery"? It's so obvious it's Aria, we don't even need confirmation

Except that the clip in question was from a very, very old stage in development, and a dev commented on that Asari being a "test asset". 

If he's telling the truth, then it's just a test asset.

If he's not, then the simplest explanation is that it's a very early Liara, given which Asari we already know is in ME3, and which Asari has been in most of the subsequent demos (along with Garrus).

The same dev said it was not Liara.

And as I asked on the other thread, do you believe the dev when he says it's not Liara, and yet not believe the dev when he says that it was just a test asset and not a mystery Asari? 

I never said I didn't believe it was a test asset. Why wouldn't it be a test asset if he said so?

Thus my first IF statement above, based on that same dev saying exactly that.

Modifié par Killjoy Cutter, 01 octobre 2011 - 04:24 .

[wright1978]

Get Lexa Doig to voice this female squadmate and i will be happy.
She can be a female Yahg or Krogan for all i can care if that's the case.

[WalkingBartie]

Agree. No more humans please. 
It would - as stated previously in this thread - be really cool with a female Drell, but we already have Thane. Even thought I don't think he'll be a squadmate, I'm pretty sure Bioware wouldn't have two Drells along, especially since Drells are suposed to be almost extinct. Thought, I'm rooting for a female Drell!

Modifié par WalkingBartie, 01 octobre 2011 - 08:34 .

[Dog of Snore]

My mind just keeps going back to the last dialogue with Garrus before he loses himself in those blasted "calibrations".

Garrus spoke of going nine rounds in a hand-to-hand match against a female recon scout, and only managed to prevail in an after hours "tie-breaker" in her quarters. If a turian woman has enough fight to give Garrus pause, I fully support her for the ME3 team. It's well past time we got to see a female turian anyway, just for curiosity's sake.

If a squaddie can fight (and prevail against Garrus, no less!), she's good to go far as I'm concerned.

[Giant ambush beetle]

Hah Yes Reapers wrote...

IsaacShep wrote...

Inutaisho7996 wrote...

Could she be that mysterious asari whose avatar we saw in the level design episode of BioWare Pulse?

What "mystery"? It's so obvious it's Aria, we don't even need confirmation

DO WANT!!!

Yes please! 

[Inutaisho7996]

Killjoy Cutter wrote...

IndelibleJester wrote...

Killjoy Cutter wrote...

IsaacShep wrote...

Inutaisho7996 wrote...

Could she be that mysterious asari whose avatar we saw in the level design episode of BioWare Pulse?

What "mystery"? It's so obvious it's Aria, we don't even need confirmation

Except that the clip in question was from a very, very old stage in development, and a dev commented on that Asari being a "test asset". 

If he's telling the truth, then it's just a test asset.

If he's not, then the simplest explanation is that it's a very early Liara, given which Asari we already know is in ME3, and which Asari has been in most of the subsequent demos (along with Garrus).

The same dev said it was not Liara.

And as I asked on the other thread, do you believe the dev when he says it's not Liara, and yet not believe the dev when he says that it was just a test asset and not a mystery Asari? 

He never said it wasn't an asari. He said it's a placeholder for a female squadmate that may be an asari, or she may be another race.

[Cossack72]

Female Drell.

That'd be lovely...

[Nab20]

Humain with a cute face, short brown hair, blue eyes and huge boobies.

That's all I'm asking

[Athayniel]

Nab20 wrote...

Humain with a cute face, short brown hair, blue eyes and huge boobies.

That's all I'm asking

suspiciously specific.

[Xeranx]

I know we already have a Quarian (well some of us do), but I feel bad about Lia'Vael. I hated that I couldn't do anything for her, I was forced to not be able to help the Quarian on Illium, but I could help out the guy on Omega. Heck, Tali couldn't even help her out not that she should, but she benefited the most from Shepard's involvement.

Also, if it's going to be another Asari I have to throw my vote in for Shiala. Every time we've met up with her there's always a hint that there's more to her involvement in the series than is shown to us. I'd really like to wrap up or have her develop more and then see her in action.

[lazuli]

Xeranx wrote...

I know we already have a Quarian (well some of us do), but I feel bad about Lia'Vael. I hated that I couldn't do anything for her, I was forced to not be able to help the Quarian on Illium, but I could help out the guy on Omega. Heck, Tali couldn't even help her out not that she should, but she benefited the most from Shepard's involvement.

Also, if it's going to be another Asari I have to throw my vote in for Shiala. Every time we've met up with her there's always a hint that there's more to her involvement in the series than is shown to us. I'd really like to wrap up or have her develop more and then see her in action.

I highly doubt Lia'Vael has the combat skills to make her useful in Shepard's squad.

[Xeranx]

@lazuli
All Quarians get some form of basic combat training before they go on their pilgrimage.

[1136342t54_]

Xeranx wrote...

@lazuli
All Quarians get some form of basic combat training before they go on their pilgrimage.

Basic combat training won't help against most of the enemies Shepard faces. Tali is useful due to her being more capable than the average Quarian when it comes to tech. Plus she has fought with shepard earning her training under fire.

She could stay on the ship as a engineer there.

Modifié par 1136342t54 , 15 octobre 2011 - 03:55 .

[lazuli]

Xeranx wrote...

@lazuli
All Quarians get some form of basic combat training before they go on their pilgrimage.

I wasn't aware that basic combat training is all it took to be on Shepard's squad.  Heck, with my brown belt from the local McDojo, I should be his/her number one wingman.  My passive bonus would be Sarcasm.  Actually, that might be more of an active power at this point.

Needless spite aside, I just think that there are more qualified individuals out there, individuals we haven't yet encountered in ME1 or ME2.

[Xeranx]

1136342t54 wrote...

Xeranx wrote...

@lazuli
All Quarians get some form of basic combat training before they go on their pilgrimage.

Basic combat training won't help against most of the enemies Shepard faces. Tali is useful due to her being more capable than the average Quarian when it comes to tech. Plus she has fought with shepard earning her training under fire.

She could stay on the ship as a engineer there.

All of this info is straight from Tali if I recall correctly.  

Every Quarian is well trained in the use of tech because they absolutely need to be.  The only thing that makes Tali unique is that it was she who gave us the data that confirmed Saren was a traitor.  Really, it could have been any Quarian who took the same action Tali did.  

I also want to mention that Tali started her pilgrimage later than others have.  What that really means is anyone's guess I suppose.  I thought her pilgrimage delay was due to her father being important. *shrug*

[Xeranx]

lazuli wrote...

Xeranx wrote...

@lazuli
All Quarians get some form of basic combat training before they go on their pilgrimage.

I wasn't aware that basic combat training is all it took to be on Shepard's squad.  Heck, with my brown belt from the local McDojo, I should be his/her number one wingman.  My passive bonus would be Sarcasm.  Actually, that might be more of an active power at this point.

Needless spite aside, I just think that there are more qualified individuals out there, individuals we haven't yet encountered in ME1 or ME2.

I don't know nor understand what the tone I'm detecting is for.  If it's directed at me it's obviously unwarranted.  Please see my other response.  Thanks.

[lovgreno]

Dog of Snore wrote...

My mind just keeps going back to the last dialogue with Garrus before he loses himself in those blasted "calibrations".

Garrus spoke of going nine rounds in a hand-to-hand match against a female recon scout, and only managed to prevail in an after hours "tie-breaker" in her quarters. If a turian woman has enough fight to give Garrus pause, I fully support her for the ME3 team. It's well past time we got to see a female turian anyway, just for curiosity's sake.

If a squaddie can fight (and prevail against Garrus, no less!), she's good to go far as I'm concerned.

I got a single MaleShep who woulnd't mind going nine rounds and more against her in ME3.

[lazuli]

Xeranx wrote...

I don't know nor understand what the tone I'm detecting is for.  If it's directed at me it's obviously unwarranted.  Please see my other response.  Thanks.

Apologies.  I hope the second part of my post clarified my point, though.  Shepard needs people that are outstanding or the best at what they do.  Shepard needs people that tackle their foes through second story windows, not people that need a stranger to come and deliver them from a racist volus and pushover CSEC guard.