People saying this amuse me.
Because you just know if the same thing happened to Tali, Jack, Garrus, Kaidan, Ashley, Miranda, or Liara that this entire forum would tear itself apart. But oh no, Sparatus! Those characters are actually popular! Bioware would never do that!
Well, they kinda did. Thane and Miranda were pretty popular, you know. And as for the others, If they don't starve to death on that planet then they were disintegrated when Earth's relay turned into the light of God.
Anyway, I'm not annoyed because of the cheating (it's a stupid plot development and invalidates a choice, but whatever.) I'm annoyed because of how poorly written, and forced it is. There is little to no difference in the dialog between an unromanced and a romanced Jacob. And what little we do get seems to be telling us how stupid we are for romancing Jacob. Not to mention the whole Brynn rubbing it in your face by admitting to "stealing Jacob away from you," and you are barely even able to tell Jacob off about the whole thing. Hell, there is also barely any acknowledgement of the romance beyond those three lines. I think even Thane got off better than that. It's the ****ty, and half-assed execution that has annoyed a lot of people (and the cheating) and it is insulting that a developer that prides itself on writing engaging and memorable characters wrote something so lazily, even if the character is unpopular with most of the fanbase.
Oh, and Jacob still turns out like his dad. Because even if the relays blowing up didn't disintegrate Earth, he is still separated from Brynn and the child (henceforth known as Lawson Shepard Taylor) leaving Lawson Shepard Taylor to grow up alone and without a father. Unless they were also vaporized by an exploding relay because Shepard just killed the entire galaxy.
So... Nice job, Jacob?
And holy hell. It was just
six months. Kaidan, Liara, and Ashley waited two years. And Shepard was dead!
Oh, god. I wrote too much about this. Screw you, Bioware.
Modifié par Sparatus, 16 mars 2012 - 09:12 .