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[Bekkael]

rapscallioness wrote...
I don't blame you. I would, too. but my LI is never mentioned by Liara. I don't really understand that. Liara was in M E1. Now she's SB. She knows what's up...but...whatever...

She mentions Kaidan, but only if Shepard picks the complaining/negative response.

^That bit of Shepard's face just....:crying::crying: If the rest of the game is like that, I will be playing with a box of tissues beside me.

[Bekkael]

Cthulhu42 wrote...

Someone With Mass wrote...

I'd say that most adults that have kids themselves are able to empathize with the kid.

Most people playing ME3 do not have children though, I'm guessing. I know I don't.

Guess again. There's a good chunk of us "mature" gamers.

[1136342t54_]

Bekkael wrote...

Guess again. There's a good chunk of us "mature" gamers.

Mature =/= Parent

[rapscallioness]

Bekkael wrote...

rapscallioness wrote...
I don't blame you. I would, too. but my LI is never mentioned by Liara. I don't really understand that. Liara was in M E1. Now she's SB. She knows what's up...but...whatever...

She mentions Kaidan, but only if Shepard picks the complaining/negative response.

^That bit of Shepard's face just....:crying::crying: If the rest of the game is like that, I will be playing with a box of tissues beside me.

wait...what? how did i miss that? lessee. i picked the "it was set up" dialogue once....


now i gotta go play it again.  just as well. This thread is making me sad and....emotional

[DiebytheSword]

The kid scene resonated with me, because he's about my daughter's age, and I can't imagine how badly she'd handle it.

I also completely agree that parent =/= mature and vice versa.  I've seen a lot of kids grow up in the custody of kids, and a lot of kids become adults because they had kids of their own.  Sadly your body is always ready before you are.

Modifié par DiebytheSword, 16 décembre 2011 - 03:38 .

[rapscallioness]

1136342t54 wrote...

Bekkael wrote...

Guess again. There's a good chunk of us "mature" gamers.

Mature =/= Parent

that's not what she meant

[Bekkael]

1136342t54 wrote...

Bekkael wrote...

Guess again. There's a good chunk of us "mature" gamers.

Mature =/= Parent

Well, okay, by mature I mean old. Obviously not all older people have kids, but every one of us was/is one. It really shouldn't be difficult to identify with that pain at the loss of life regardless of whether you have reproduced or not.

Modifié par Bekkael, 16 décembre 2011 - 03:40 .

[firefireblow]

Mature = able to own up to one's action, acting responsibile, and knowing when treat other with respect. Now how many times have you seen this on BSN?

[Someone With Mass]

S.A.K wrote...


*snip*

I agree, the quality isn't the best. Let me help you out.

[TMA LIVE]

Someone With Mass wrote...

S.A.K wrote...


*snip*

I agree, the quality isn't the best. Let me help you out.

I'm still waiting for some person to start whining about "MY SHEPARD WOULD NEVER REACT LIKE THAT TO THE BOY! HE WOULD GIGGLE!"

[DiebytheSword]

Bekkael wrote...

1136342t54 wrote...

Bekkael wrote...

Guess again. There's a good chunk of us "mature" gamers.

Mature =/= Parent

Well, okay, by mature I mean old. Obviously not all older people have kids, but every one of us was/is one. It really shouldn't be difficult to identify with that pain at the loss of life regardless of whether you have reproduced or not.

Not every older parent is mature either, I mean look at me

[Bekkael]

Cthulhu42 wrote...

Bekkael wrote...

^That bit of Shepard's face just....:crying::crying: If the rest of the game is like that, I will be playing with a box of tissues beside me.

In that case, you'll probably by crying plenty in ME3; one part in particular really got me feeling:crying:, and I was just reading the fragmented, hard-to-follow leaked script, let alone seeing it in-game. I'd go into more details, but I'm afraid of the spoiler police.

I fully expect to. DA2 brought me to tears, and so did the ending of ME1. I've read some of the leaked script and...yeah. It'll be a good pain though.

[Bekkael]

DiebytheSword wrote...
Not every older parent is mature either, I mean look at me

I'm further proof.

[firefireblow]

Bekkael wrote...

Cthulhu42 wrote...

Bekkael wrote...

^That bit of Shepard's face just....:crying::crying: If the rest of the game is like that, I will be playing with a box of tissues beside me.

In that case, you'll probably by crying plenty in ME3; one part in particular really got me feeling:crying:, and I was just reading the fragmented, hard-to-follow leaked script, let alone seeing it in-game. I'd go into more details, but I'm afraid of the spoiler police.

I fully expect to. DA2 brought me to tears, and so did the ending of ME1. I've read some of the leaked script and...yeah. It'll be a good pain though.

not trolling or anything, i swear. Just wondering what in DA2 that made you cry? To me nothing.

[slimgrin]

didymos1120 wrote...

slimgrin wrote...

1136342t54 wrote...

Why?

Beacuse it *can* be hard for adults to empathise with children any different than they empathize with a cuddly puppy. The tactic can come across as...words fail me now. Too sacharine, or melodramatic.

And your "woman in jeopardy" scenario doesn't run the risk of turning people off?

It does and maybe that's the point. Or maybe Shepard shouldn't react like he does when he sees the shuttle blow up. Maybe he should get steely eyed and march right back into the ship. That might leave the viewer asking 'holy sh*t what is this guy made of?' He is a marine afterall.

The point is, certain devices can seem, well, obvious. 

Modifié par slimgrin, 16 décembre 2011 - 03:50 .

[Someone With Mass]

TMA LIVE wrote...

I'm still waiting for some person to start whining about "MY SHEPARD WOULD NEVER REACT LIKE THAT TO THE BOY! HE WOULD GIGGLE!"

To which I can only post this:

[Bekkael]

firefireblow wrote...

not trolling or anything, i swear. Just wondering what in DA2 that made you cry? To me nothing.

The scene with Frankenmom. It made me do the ugly cry because my Hawke couldn't fix it and was devastated.

Cthulhu42 wrote...
What was sad about the ending of ME1 though?

Not so much sad, per se, just incredibly touching at the expression on Kaidan's face right before FemShep crawls out of the rubble. It was just a powerful moment to me. Bekkael is an utter sap.

Modifié par Bekkael, 16 décembre 2011 - 03:56 .

[firefireblow]

Bekkael wrote...

firefireblow wrote...

not trolling or anything, i swear. Just wondering what in DA2 that made you cry? To me nothing.

The scene with Frankenmom. It made me do the ugly cry because my Hawke couldn't fix it and was devastated.

ah yes that moment, forgot about it. It made my hawke sad, very sad.

[firefireblow]

Neither is my two. Wrex is a ba, he has no emotions, and Tali you can't tell what she is doing.

But dose kaiden really get all sappy during that scean? never brought him.

Modifié par firefireblow, 16 décembre 2011 - 04:02 .

[greed89]

firefireblow wrote...

Bekkael wrote...

Cthulhu42 wrote...

Bekkael wrote...

^That bit of Shepard's face just....:crying::crying: If the rest of the game is like that, I will be playing with a box of tissues beside me.

In that case, you'll probably by crying plenty in ME3; one part in particular really got me feeling:crying:, and I was just reading the fragmented, hard-to-follow leaked script, let alone seeing it in-game. I'd go into more details, but I'm afraid of the spoiler police.

I fully expect to. DA2 brought me to tears, and so did the ending of ME1. I've read some of the leaked script and...yeah. It'll be a good pain though.

not trolling or anything, i swear. Just wondering what in DA2 that made you cry? To me nothing.

Your mom's fate
Merrils last quest
Reuniting with your brother and sister or them dying
Ander's death [maybe]
Fenris meeting with his sister

hell it has its own page on tvtropes

http://tvtropes.org/...ker/DragonAgeII

[firefireblow]

Guess I'm just an emotionaless createn.