[quote]Optimystic_X wrote...
Do you have proof that line was only meant to apply to Keepers? I don't play telephone games.[/quote]
I will try to dig through posts, but finding the original may take some time (this is years ago, remember). But the original writer confirmed that it's supposed to be just the Keepers, and Ash is supposed to sound vaguely confused.
In the meantime, if you fire up ME1 and wander around the Citadel, Ash should only give that comment when in fairly close proximity to a Keeper. Just, not close enough to so it's unmistakable, sadly.
[quote]iakus wrote...
How many times does someone have to apologize to you before you accept it?[/quote]
Enough to make me believe it. The fact that she kept questioning my allegiance after that one "apology" was damning.[/quote]
I'd suggest doublechecking her Mars dialogue again. She doesn't question Shepard's loyalty. Certainly not after the apology. She questions that Cerberus
let Shepard go. That they're still manipulating Shep somehow, and Shepard may not even be aware of it.
[quote]
Let's agree to disagree is no apology. It means "I still believe what I believe, I just don't feel like arguing about it anymore."[/quote]
That's not what was said at all. They acknowledged that they
both said and did regretable things best left in the past and start fresh. That's what grownups do when they realize both sides have valid points.
Of course, to get that far you have to acknowledge that Ash was right to be upset that Shepard was working with Cerberus.
[quote]iakus wrote...
Obviously if you've already gotten that far, you didn't care about the milkwater "apologies" she tossed your way before, so that's moot.[/quote]
Could you provide with a list of times and places where apologies and regret count and when they don't? Might make things easier if I knew where the goalposts were exactly.
Modifié par iakus, 30 mai 2012 - 05:14 .
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