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[AcidGlow]

 I owned ME2 since its release date, and i have NEVER betrayed tali on her loyalty mission by giving the evidence to the admirals.  I was so devestated by her reaction and hating me for it.  I redid the whole dang mission again....  I just couldnt do that to poor tali.... lol  I could never NOT hug her eaither :\\ even my most hardcore shep run through I couldnt help but hug her.

Modifié par AcidGlow, 29 janvier 2012 - 04:52 .

[Collider]

She gets over it.

[AcidGlow]

she does? she told me not to talk to her unless i needed something :\\

[CrutchCricket]

Do not be alarmed. This is normal (in regards to OP).

Modifié par CrutchCricket, 29 janvier 2012 - 04:53 .

[Collider]

AcidGlow wrote...
she does? she told me not to talk to her unless i needed something :

In ME3.

[Collider]

jreezy wrote...

Collider wrote...
She gets over it.

Not in my file. She's dead.

Mine too!

[Shifty-looking Chicken]

Hard decision? You hit the blue/red button to win, just like Shep always does. Kind of a no-brainer really.

[Ryzaki]

Collider wrote...

AcidGlow wrote...
she does? she told me not to talk to her unless i needed something :

In ME3.

Yup thankfully.

If she says she has feelings for my Shepard again though he's dumping her somewhere far far away from him.

[Collider]

Shifty-looking Chicken wrote...

Hard decision? You hit the blue/red button to win, just like Shep always does. Kind of a no-brainer really.

I'm hoping they do Charm/Intimidate differently in ME3.

[CrutchCricket]

Collider wrote...

jreezy wrote...

Collider wrote...
She gets over it.

Not in my file. She's dead.

Mine too!

Congratulations.<_<

[Collider]

CrutchCricket wrote...
Congratulations.<_<

[Shifty-looking Chicken]

Collider wrote...

Shifty-looking Chicken wrote...

Hard decision? You hit the blue/red button to win, just like Shep always does. Kind of a no-brainer really.

I'm hoping they do Charm/Intimidate differently in ME3.

Like how?

[What a Succulent Ass]

Ryzaki wrote...

If she says she has feelings for my Shepard again though he's dumping her somewhere far far away from him.

She moves on.

[Collider]

Shifty-looking Chicken wrote...

Collider wrote...

Shifty-looking Chicken wrote...
Hard decision? You hit the blue/red button to win, just like Shep always does. Kind of a no-brainer really.

I'm hoping they do Charm/Intimidate differently in ME3.

Like how?

I'm hoping they
1. Seperate paragon/renegade from persuades. You shouldn't need to be a paragon to use charm, and you don't need to be a renegade to use intimidate, in other words.
2. Make persuades have their own positive and negative consequences, rather than simply being an instant win button (which it is, so far).

[Ryzaki]

Random Jerkface wrote...

Ryzaki wrote...

If she says she has feelings for my Shepard again though he's dumping her somewhere far far away from him.

She moves on.

Yeah I found a few sentences suggesting she makes another attempt to get with Shep. I'm hoping that's just dialogue from when they thought about a Tali ME3 romance and decided not to.

Please let that be the case.

Modifié par Ryzaki, 29 janvier 2012 - 05:03 .

[Shifty-looking Chicken]

Collider wrote...

Shifty-looking Chicken wrote...

Collider wrote...

Shifty-looking Chicken wrote...
Hard decision? You hit the blue/red button to win, just like Shep always does. Kind of a no-brainer really.

I'm hoping they do Charm/Intimidate differently in ME3.

Like how?

I'm hoping they
1. Seperate paragon/renegade from persuades. You shouldn't need to be a paragon to use charm, and you don't need to be a renegade to use intimidate, in other words.
2. Make persuades have their own positive and negative consequences, rather than simply being an instant win button (which it is, so far).

Separating paragon/renegade from persuades would kind of eliminate the point of having paragon/renegade points at all, as contributing to your persuade is their only function in the first place (and scars, I guess). Actually, I'd be fine with eliminating the paragon/renegade system altogether, but I don't see them doing it.

[Collider]

Separating paragon/renegade from persuades would kind of eliminate the point of having paragon/renegade points at all, as contributing to your persuade is their only function in the first place (and scars, I guess). Actually, I'd be fine with eliminating the paragon/renegade system altogether, but I don't see them doing it.

In ME3, paragon and renegade points help decide Shepard's reputation. Characters may like you more or like you less depending on what your reputation is.

[Shifty-looking Chicken]

Collider wrote...

Separating paragon/renegade from persuades would kind of eliminate the point of having paragon/renegade points at all, as contributing to your persuade is their only function in the first place (and scars, I guess). Actually, I'd be fine with eliminating the paragon/renegade system altogether, but I don't see them doing it.

In ME3, paragon and renegade points help decide Shepard's reputation. Characters may like you more or like you less depending on what your reputation is.

Really? Like what characters? Like leaders of certain races i.e. Asari like paragon Shep more, krogan like renegade Shep more? If true, that sounds interesting.

[Collider]

Shifty-looking Chicken wrote...

Collider wrote...

Separating paragon/renegade from persuades would kind of eliminate the point of having paragon/renegade points at all, as contributing to your persuade is their only function in the first place (and scars, I guess). Actually, I'd be fine with eliminating the paragon/renegade system altogether, but I don't see them doing it.

In ME3, paragon and renegade points help decide Shepard's reputation. Characters may like you more or like you less depending on what your reputation is.

Really? Like what characters? Like leaders of certain races i.e. Asari like paragon Shep more, krogan like renegade Shep more? If true, that sounds interesting.

That's exactly it.

[catharsisboo]

Ryzaki wrote...

Random Jerkface wrote...

Ryzaki wrote...

If she says she has feelings for my Shepard again though he's dumping her somewhere far far away from him.

She moves on.

Yeah I found a few sentences suggesting she makes another attempt to get with Shep. I'm hoping that's just dialogue from when they thought about a Tali ME3 romance and decided not to.

Please let that be the case.

That might be for romanced Tali only, though - like how it was with romanced Liara in LotSB. It could be the scene where Shep can choose to either continue the relationship or break it off. The lines are worded weirdly, if that's the case, though

...Unless there are already lines like that for Tali. Then it might be her putting the moves on Shep. >_>

Modifié par catharsisboo, 29 janvier 2012 - 05:25 .

[Ryzaki]

S

Collider wrote...
That's exactly it.

...I hope this doesn't lead to some weird crashes when I use my inevtiable full paragon/full renegade cheats.  

catharsisboo wrote...
That
might be for romanced Tali only, though - like how it was with romanced Liara in LotSB. It could be the scene where Shep can choose to either continue the relationship or break it off. The lines are worded weirdly, if that's the case, though.

...Unless there are already lines like that for Tali. Then it might be her putting the moves on Shep. >_>

Nope they're already lines like that and the lines that are there specifiy Shepard being alone. Doesn't sound like he romanced her at all. She has specific lines for a romance/LOTSB situation earlier/later in the script.

To be specific the lines are: "-So if you're ever lonely... just let me know.
-Unless you'd rather be alone. We've got the war... several, in fact. And if you're not interested..." and while those *could* be for a continuing romance this: Do you think Miranda hated me? Because you picked me instead of her? Do you think that's why she...

And this earlier: You've given up so much, stood for too long without allies. I didn't want you to do this alone. And yes that's not for a continuing romance because it seems more like this line

        <position>46494</position>
        <data>You've given up so much, stood for too long without allies. I didn't want you to do this alone.</data>
    </string>
    <string>
        <id>616481</id>
        <position>46495</position>
        <data>But I guess you're not alone anymore. You've got Ash.</data>
    </string>
    <string>
        <id>616482</id>
        <position>46496</position>
        <data>But I guess you're not alone anymore. You've got Liara

Seems more like single shep while this:

616487</id>
        <position>46501</position>
        <data>It wasn't so bad when it happened. I had you. But now you have Ashley.</data>
    </string>
    <string>
        <id>616488</id>
        <position>46502</position>
        <data>It wasn't so bad when it happened. I had you. But now you have Liara.</data>
    </string>
    <string>
        <id>616489</id>
        <position>46503</position>
        <data>It wasn't so bad when it happened. I had you.</data>

is a continuing romance

Makes it completely WTFish.

Modifié par Ryzaki, 29 janvier 2012 - 05:30 .

[catharsisboo]

Ryzaki wrote...

catharsisboo wrote...
That
might be for romanced Tali only, though - like how it was with romanced
Liara in LotSB. It could be the scene where Shep can choose to either
continue the relationship or break it off. The lines are worded weirdly,
if that's the case, though.

...Unless there are already lines like that for Tali. Then it might be her putting the moves on Shep. >_>

Nope
they're already lines like that and the lines that are there specifiy
Shepard being alone. Doesn't sound like he romanced her at all. She has specific lines for a romance/LOTSB situation earlier/later in the script.

Ah, I see. Then yeah, I'd take that as her hitting on Shep.

[Ryzaki]

catharsisboo wrote...

Ah, I see. Then yeah, I'd take that as her hitting on Shep.

I edited it to make it more clear.