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[sorentoft]

I like him, if you paragon him he becomes more friendly and fun.

[MerchantGOL]

oh yeah total ******

still completely awesome.

some times u need that guy around you to say the **** u need to hear

[Furluge]

I'm not too surprised with how Javik was. I don't think it was such a big surprise that they'd tear down the previously held images of the Protheans.

That said, I didn't care for Javik. Maybe he's got a right to be angry, but he pretty much confirms that the Protheans were a bunch of conquering imperialist douchebags that deserved to be melted into reaper goo. Sad but true.

I like to imagine Hanar dropping their religion in droves after Javik appears.

"Dear faithful. This one has learned the Enkindlers were ***holes who probably would have forced us to make their Nikes for them. This one quits. This one can't believe he wasted my life on this crap."

[Flammenpanzer]

Ecael wrote...

I found his elitism and trolling of other squadmates to be hilarious.

Yep.

"Dear faithful. This one has learned the Enkindlers were ***holes who
probably would have forced us to make their Nikes for them. This one
quits. This one can't believe he wasted my life on this crap."

Did you see him on the citadel? He talks with a Hanar.

Modifié par Flammenpanzer, 13 mars 2012 - 10:44 .

[Arppis]

He's ****** because of the enviroment he comes from. It's understandable.

[Deltateam Elcor]

Firstly he is a soldier, he knows nothing else.

Secondly, the closest he got to one of his own kind was a hologram.

The whole point of him was to speak the true nature of his species, good overall intention, bad execution of peace.

[KotorEffect3]

Javik's attitude and outlook makes a lot of sense. When he was born his people were already fighting and losing to the reapers and he had witnessed the end of his civilization thanks to the reapers. His whole existance has been defined by the reapers. His life has been forged by a losing war.

[Furluge]

Flammenpanzer wrote...

Did you see him on the citadel? He talks with a Hanar.

I did. I like how I have to constnatly remind him not to be an ass.

KotorEffect3 wrote...

Javik's attitude and outlook makes a
lot of sense. When he was born his people were already fighting and
losing to the reapers and he had witnessed the end of his civilization
thanks to the reapers. His whole existance has been defined by the
reapers. His life has been forged by a losing war.

Except his entire culture is one of domination and conquest. If it weren't for the reapers they'd have been the biggest bad in the universe. Heck, the game could have been about fighting /them/ instead of the reapers.

Modifié par Furluge, 13 mars 2012 - 10:48 .

[Nostradamoose]

He was my favorite character, he simply is awesome.

Especially the part about salarian livers...

[Manou1]

Give him a break.. I'm pretty sure galaxy was quite different 50,000 years ago and his way of thinking may have been the "right" thing back then I would be pretty pissed too in his position

[ShepardMyFriend]

I love how kept talking about throwing everyone out the airlocks.

[Element Zero]

He starts out as a cranky ass elitist troll, which I thought was hilarious, but he eventually lets admiration and respect shine through. I think the turning point was the fall of Thessia, and the subsequent conversation about the Asari having been the Prothean hope for the next cycle.

[Jessihatt]

I think he was pretty down-to-earth and realistic about the whole situation.

He came to terms with the fact he was the last of his people pretty quickly and managed having Liara on his back quite well.

Even gave her an inspirational speech to calm her down after Thessia.

[Bladewinger]

In my opinion he is a freakin Space-Roman-**** with MAGIC fingers 
But to be serious. I didnt like him and his ideals


Edit:
Ok Bioware does not like the Word  N.a.z.i

Modifié par Bladewinger, 13 mars 2012 - 11:07 .

[yuncas]

Ecael wrote...

I found his elitism and trolling of other squadmates to be hilarious.

I think that was the entire point of him being there. Also there would be a deficit in the unrepentant hate category if he wasn't around.

[Cuddlezarro]

I did but thats why i love him

he takes the wise kind caring ancient alien race drop kicks it out the window and laughs at it


plus his development was great

Modifié par Cuddlezarro, 13 mars 2012 - 11:11 .

[TexasToast712]

 He warms up in the end. See final conversation.

[Creston918]

I liked the reality of the last Prothean versus the idealism that everyone (most noticeably Liara) had built up about them. Throughout the first two games, you are kind of nudged into believing that the protheans were these benevolent rulers that had a galactic empire built on love, hugs and unicorn giggles.

Then the reality comes into play, and you realize that the Protheans ruled the galaxy with an iron fist, and were in essence the ultimate result of evolution taken to extremes. I quite enjoyed that. The last thing I needed was another "YAY SHEPARD HURRAH LETS SAVE THE GALAXY!" teammate.

And sure, the primitive status of the races was 50000 years ago, but to Javik that was just a few days.

[Dreaming Dead]

I thought Javik was pretty awesome despite being a douche to others.

[Xyraphius]

I personally can't stand Javik. The imperialistic and condescending nature of the Protheans really just ruined them for me. Have to say I'm with Liara on that so far.

Then again, I also haven't progressed very far in the story so I have to see how his character develops.

Modifié par Xyraphius, 14 mars 2012 - 06:38 .

[JrSlackin]

Veggiesofmanycolors wrote...

I was really excited about the idea of a Prothean squadmate but soon his personality just became unbearable.  He looked cool and had some decent attacks but the way he treated my fellow squadmates as well as his snobbish demeanor got on my nerves.

He would go on and on about how other races are primitives.  Look jackass, that was 50K years ago, things have changed and it's time to move on.

Every time he would communicate with my fellow squadmates he was always rude.  He was justified in seeking vengeance against the reapers but he should've treated me and my fellow crewmates as comrades in arms, not as annoyance who got in his way.

Next time I'll let Cerberus dissect that schmuck.

You can't change someones culture and ideals in a heart beat. He came from an Empire that conquered, not make friends. 

When you hear him talk about the history of the Prothean Empire, you understand his culture.

Like to add, look at Grunt, he cared nothing for friendship and happy fun time, he only wanted to be by people who could hold their own and prove their strength, I really see no difference in the two.

Modifié par JrSlackin, 14 mars 2012 - 06:40 .

[AtreiyaN7]

I thought Javik was interesting and even respected him. I like that he turned everything upside down - especially since everyone thought Protheans were all sweetness and light. It's intriguing that they could be so...Darwinian.

[Manou1]

AtreiyaN7 wrote...

I thought Javik was interesting and even respected him. I like that he turned everything upside down - especially since everyone thought Protheans were all sweetness and light. It's intriguing that they could be so...Darwinian.

It would be boring if every race in ME universe were all peace and love and dude is 50k years old so maybe his views were more "right" back then..

[TsaiMeLemoni]

Javik, no matter how much of an ass he can be, is insanely awesome. I love his character, and his interactions with the squad. Especially with Liara if you take him with you to Thessia.

[Simpfan]

Deepthroat wrote...

Of course he was a snob, he's a Prothean. Salarians used to lick their eyes back in his days.

And eat flies