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[ObserverStatus]

Spardan wrote...

All that effort to sleep with one asari. i stick to liara thank you

To each his own, I suppose, but I find Morinth to be a far more interesting character.

[The Minority]

But what would happen if one Ardat-Yakshi tried to meld with another Ardat-Yakshi?

[Jedi Ninja]

Theres no way you can so just do it

[Han Shot First]

The Minority wrote...

But what would happen if one Ardat-Yakshi tried to meld with another Ardat-Yakshi?

They'd probably both die with stupid grins on their faces.

[Scary Shepard]

Where exactly did the whole prion-mediated thing come from?

[Arcadian Legend]

Whoops, ignore.

Modifié par Arcadian Legend, 01 mars 2012 - 10:03 .

[ObserverStatus]

The Minority wrote...

But what would happen if one Ardat-Yakshi tried to meld with another Ardat-Yakshi?

didn't you read the OP? I said:

bobobo878 wrote...
However, unlike the protein affected
by Creutzfeldt-Jakob disease, TBSP is only necessary for safely merging
minds, not for structure.  So although it inhibits the sufferer's
ability to properly form telepathic bonds, it does not cause mental
dystrophy.  TBSP is part of an elaborate safety mechanism inside the
neurons of an asari’s brain which help to prevent them from completely
overpowering their mate’s nervous system and hemorrhaging their brains. 
However, the ardat-yakshi are immune to these effects. Having
the same ability to dominate the minds of their mates, two ardat-yakshi
melding minds are said to be able to use their mind control abilities to
restrain one another from causing any permanent damage, and receiving
euphoric highs in the process.

[HiddenKING]

Do you have to establish dominance?

[FERMi27]

Nerd troll?

[The Minority]

bobobo878 wrote...

The Minority wrote...

But what would happen if one Ardat-Yakshi tried to meld with another Ardat-Yakshi?

didn't you read the OP? I said:

bobobo878 wrote...
However, unlike the protein affected
by Creutzfeldt-Jakob disease, TBSP is only necessary for safely merging
minds, not for structure.  So although it inhibits the sufferer's
ability to properly form telepathic bonds, it does not cause mental
dystrophy.  TBSP is part of an elaborate safety mechanism inside the
neurons of an asari’s brain which help to prevent them from completely
overpowering their mate’s nervous system and hemorrhaging their brains. 
However, the ardat-yakshi are immune to these effects. Having
the same ability to dominate the minds of their mates, two ardat-yakshi
melding minds are said to be able to use their mind control abilities to
restrain one another from causing any permanent damage, and receiving
euphoric highs in the process.

The enormous amount of text discouraged me from reading further than the 1st sentence.

[ObserverStatus]

FERMi27 wrote...
Nerd troll?

I'm not trolling, I just want Commander Shepard to be happy.

[thatguy212]

Only one probably with your theory, it doesn't take in to account the fact that [mass effect 3 spoilers censored]

[ObserverStatus]

The Minority wrote...
The enormous amount of text discouraged me from reading further than the 1st sentence.

Duh! Why do you think I added pictures?

[Kilshrek]

Come back if you can confirm the hypothesis.

[Dave Exclamation Mark Yognaut]

Han Shot First wrote...

The Minority wrote...

But what would happen if one Ardat-Yakshi tried to meld with another Ardat-Yakshi?

They'd probably both die with stupid grins on their faces.

[Conduit0]

silentassassin264 wrote...

Or you know, they could just have sex without the mind probing.

Mind Blown..or not.

I believe the point of ardat yakshi being so dangerous is that the telepathic bond is an inherent instinctive part of Asari copulation. Which means even if the ardat yakshi had no intention of harming her lover, the psychic bond and eventual death of her lover would happen whether she wanted it to or not.

[ObserverStatus]

Kilshrek wrote...

Come back if you can confirm the hypothesis.

The Thessian medical association has already begun human testing, and a newly formulated version of the serum now causes brain tumors in thirty percent less patients studied!

[Randy1012]

This thread just wrinkled my brain.

[Moonshadow_Dark]

Better idea: Just do it in the rear.

[C9316]

You actually made this!? I really hate you now!

[MrAtomica]

Dunno if someone else has beat me to the punch, but...

MIND = BLOWN!

In the place of a cookie, I reward you with a White Lab Coat of Science and Thick-Framed Glasses of Intelligence. Use them well, young Padawan.

[ObserverStatus]

Moonshadow_Dark wrote...
Better idea: Just do it in the rear.

Dude, what part of this is so hard to understand?

bobobo878 wrote...
Having the same ability to dominate the
minds of their mates, two ardat-yakshi melding minds are said to be able
to use their mind control abilities to restrain one another from
causing any permanent damage, and receiving euphoric highs in the
process.

Modifié par bobobo878, 01 mars 2012 - 10:23 .

[silentassassin264]

Conduit0 wrote...

silentassassin264 wrote...

Or you know, they could just have sex without the mind probing.

Mind Blown..or not.

I believe the point of ardat yakshi being so dangerous is that the telepathic bond is an inherent instinctive part of Asari copulation. Which means even if the ardat yakshi had no intention of harming her lover, the psychic bond and eventual death of her lover would happen whether she wanted it to or not.

You have to let the Asari in your mind.  They can't just jump in and read your mind.  The reason Morinth was dangerous was because she would convince people to do it.  

[BatmanPWNS]

Science? I counter with Mass Effect fields.

[neubourn]

Or....wrap your tool.