@DirtySHISN0: Do you really hate all the characters equally?
Ashley and Wrex on Virmire
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#27
Posté 05 juin 2012 - 01:33
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CptData wrote...
Well, I'm an atheist, BP93. I don't care if someone believes in God or not - it's not my business. It kinda becomes my business with those fundamentalists - regardless if those guys are christians, jews, moslems or atheists ...
No one is right and no one is wrong. But it's definitely wrong to believe one is right and everyone else is not.
- fictional comment of Ash ^^
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Posté 05 juin 2012 - 01:35
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Spitfire017 wrote...
@DirtySHISN0: Do you really hate all the characters equally?
I try, but sometimes the ***kers pleasantly surprise me.
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Posté 05 juin 2012 - 01:45
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There are three ways to keep Wrex from dying: Before going to Virmire, get his armor, have enough reputation points to get the extra dialog options or don't recruit neither Garrus nor Liara. If you don't have one of those conditions at Virmire, someone's shooting Wrex: either Ashley or Shepard. No dialog option will save Wrex without meeting one of those conditions before Virmire.
So, yes. It is quite possible to have no way to save Wrex.
Ashley will always be on-guard regardless if Shepard tells her to do that or not. If Shepard doesn't shoot and Shepard's not able to talk Wrex down, she'll shoot him.
I don't see a necessary connection of the event with her anthropocentrism. (I definitely don't see a connection of the event with her religion in any way at all.)
She's a little trigger-happy IMHO. It shows in ME1 and ME3 with her zealousness to "get the [fatherless-children]". It doesn't show much in ME2, but she is still a bit hot-headed there. Kaidan is just stubborn in ME2.
It's the anthropocentrism and the trigger-happy nature that puts me off from her. (Add to it that it seems like she has significantly less casual dialog in ME3 and that you must recruit her to get Donnelly's, Daniels', Tali's and Garrus' romance dialogs [excluding the actual Tali/Garrus hookup], and she has some more negatives going for her in my book.)
So, yes. It is quite possible to have no way to save Wrex.
Ashley will always be on-guard regardless if Shepard tells her to do that or not. If Shepard doesn't shoot and Shepard's not able to talk Wrex down, she'll shoot him.
I don't see a necessary connection of the event with her anthropocentrism. (I definitely don't see a connection of the event with her religion in any way at all.)
She's a little trigger-happy IMHO. It shows in ME1 and ME3 with her zealousness to "get the [fatherless-children]". It doesn't show much in ME2, but she is still a bit hot-headed there. Kaidan is just stubborn in ME2.
It's the anthropocentrism and the trigger-happy nature that puts me off from her. (Add to it that it seems like she has significantly less casual dialog in ME3 and that you must recruit her to get Donnelly's, Daniels', Tali's and Garrus' romance dialogs [excluding the actual Tali/Garrus hookup], and she has some more negatives going for her in my book.)
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Posté 05 juin 2012 - 01:49
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Hey, if trigger-happy means staying alive a little while longer, then fair play.
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Posté 05 juin 2012 - 01:51
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DirtySHISN0 wrote...
Spitfire017 wrote...
@DirtySHISN0: Do you really hate all the characters equally?
I try, but sometimes the ***kers pleasantly surprise me.
I am your polar opposite. I try to love all the characters, and not to hate anybody...except maybe Allers that is.
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Posté 05 juin 2012 - 01:53
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All relationships can have fights. Trigger-happy can mean stayling alive a little less longer.MegaBadExample wrote...
Hey, if trigger-happy means staying alive a little while longer, then fair play.
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Posté 05 juin 2012 - 01:53
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Considering ME3 Renegade Shepard can't keep his/her fingers off of the triggers, I approve.
Match made in heaven. lmao
Match made in heaven. lmao
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Posté 05 juin 2012 - 01:55
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BP93 wrote...
Considering ME3 Renegade Shepard can't keep his/her fingers off of the triggers, I approve.
Match made in heaven. lmao
Ha! True enough.
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Posté 05 juin 2012 - 01:56
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MegaBadExample wrote...
BP93 wrote...
Considering ME3 Renegade Shepard can't keep his/her fingers off of the triggers, I approve.
Match made in heaven. lmao
Ha! True enough.
Ash: "Would you stop shooting people!!"
Shepard: "Your one to talk.."
Actually reminds me of the asari in ME2.
"Justicars have a nasty habit of shooting people.." Oh how I wish there could have been a renegade response to that. LOL
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Posté 05 juin 2012 - 02:00
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BP93 wrote...
MegaBadExample wrote...
BP93 wrote...
Considering ME3 Renegade Shepard can't keep his/her fingers off of the triggers, I approve.
Match made in heaven. lmao
Ha! True enough.
Ash: "Would you stop shooting people!!"
Shepard: "Your one to talk.."
Actually reminds me of the asari in ME2.
"Justicars have a nasty of shooting people.." Oh how I wish there could have been a renegade response to that. LOL
Nice one. Perfect battle couple.
Ashley actually keeps my Shep in line, shepard's pretty damn trigger-happy lolBesides, it's not like Ashley just shoots people. You've got to give her a good enough reason to. She's cautious, but that caution is what saves her ass time and time again.
