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[Ageless Face]

CynicalShep wrote...

HagarIshay wrote...

Too bad I couldn't bring Felare with me. Getting myself an Arduct Yakshi while keeping a close eye on her. Instead I let her stay pointlessly in a ruined monastery.

You sure sound like you have self-destructive tendencies 

What better way to die than by an orgasm?

But seriously, Felare's not addictive to sex and probably not try to seduce anyone. She also has the powers of an Ardact Yakshi, not as strong as Morinth but still. Besides she'd be better protected with Shep than alone in a monastery, which will probably get swarmed again with Reapers searching for survivors

[MacroSpamMK]

The Reapers create them specifically from asari with active or latent predispositions to becoming Ardat-Yakshi, a rare neurological condition that enhances the asari's biotic power while causing the immediate death of anyone she mates with.

^ From the wiki.

[CynicalShep]

HagarIshay wrote...

CynicalShep wrote...

HagarIshay wrote...

Too bad I couldn't bring Felare with me. Getting myself an Arduct Yakshi while keeping a close eye on her. Instead I let her stay pointlessly in a ruined monastery.

You sure sound like you have self-destructive tendencies 

What better way to die than by an orgasm?

But seriously, Felare's not addictive to sex and probably not try to seduce anyone. She also has the powers of an Ardact Yakshi, not as strong as Morinth but still. Besides she'd be better protected with Shep than alone in a monastery, which will probably get swarmed again with Reapers searching for survivors

I know of no better way of going out, you are correct. But then again, I've never died yet so I can't really be sure. 

Yes, she is awfully decent and down to earth for an Asari. A very poor biotic (you see a demonstration of her Push in a cutscene). You could take her out of mercy and make her do chores aboard the Normandy, though. You don't have a cook in ME3, for instance - she could fill the spot. However, the nature of the chores are completely up to you. 

And don't forget that she'd only kill you if you were to meld with her. 
ifyouknowwhatimean

Modifié par CynicalShep, 17 février 2013 - 07:03 .

[EnvyTB075]

MacroSpamMK wrote...

The Reapers create them specifically from asari with active or latent predispositions to becoming Ardat-Yakshi, a rare neurological condition that enhances the asari's biotic power while causing the immediate death of anyone she mates with.

^ From the wiki.

And where did that snippet on the wiki come from? Its all good and well to quote the wiki, but only if it has a referenced source.

[MacroSpamMK]

EnvyTB075 wrote...

MacroSpamMK wrote...

The Reapers create them specifically from asari with active or latent predispositions to becoming Ardat-Yakshi, a rare neurological condition that enhances the asari's biotic power while causing the immediate death of anyone she mates with.

^ From the wiki.

And where did that snippet on the wiki come from? Its all good and well to quote the wiki, but only if it has a referenced source.

That's directly from the Codex.

[EnvyTB075]

Corrected i stand. Good joust i say.

That said, there can't be too many "purebloods" considering the Asari disposition to mating outside of the Asari, with Asari exclusive couples being few and far between?

[Ieldra]

Paralenko wrote...
Maybe Liara is just looking for an opportunity to give Falere's body to Cerberus.

Sorry, I've just never understood why Liara trusted Cerberus when they said they'd rebuild Shepard.

Why wouldn't she? Shepard is dead, Cerberus can't do any harm to them, and the possibility of mind-controlled soldiers is not on the table at this point in time.

[shodiswe]

anmiro wrote...

MacroSpamMK wrote...

anmiro wrote...

davishepard wrote...

anmiro wrote...

Ah, but everyone on the citadel dies anyway, so it really doesnt matter either way; your just scaring the crap out of people who are going to be blown up.

Not everyone dies on the Citadel.

No, when did the 13 million people who live on the Citadel evacuate?

According to Twitter -

a). They all die.

. Some of them survive because of barriers and ****, and all plot characters (Bailey, Aria, Council) survive.

In game -

a). Citadel is full of activity and all is well (Confrontation with the Illusive Man background).

. They all get killed when the Citadel goes boom.

c). Bit of both.

What probably did happen -

a). Mac Walters

. Casey Hudson

Its ok, the other 12.99 million were wearing red shirts.

In control, least the high EMS playthrough I did the citadel desn't seem to get hurt at all..
After that, who knows, but Shepard AI has sworn to protect them and later slides shows the Citadel in orbit around Earth with light and activity.
The thing would be that if you pick Synthesis which people say was supposed to be better than Destroy and control accordign to Bioware logic seeing as it's made available if you got more EMS then more people would die since the citadel blows up and only people in shelters and behind barries survive.

And yes, we can be pretty sure Bailey took the Council to a Shelter early on.

Modifié par shodiswe, 17 février 2013 - 08:20 .

[Budgier]

Paralenko wrote...

Ieldra2 wrote...

Paralenko wrote...
Sorry, I've just never understood why Liara trusted Cerberus when they said they'd rebuild Shepard.

Why wouldn't she? Shepard is dead, Cerberus can't do any harm to them, and the possibility of mind-controlled soldiers is not on the table at this point in time.

Why wouldn't she?: because Cerberus is clearly made out to be a terrorist organization bent on human dominance in ME1.

Possibility of mind-controlled soldiers is not on the table at this point in time: Miranda makes it clear that a "control chip" was a possibility during the Project Lazarus.

I'm not saying Liara was wrong to give Shepard's body to Cerberus, clearly it saved the galaxy. However the Liara I felt I knew in ME1 would never have made such a morally questionable decision.(IMO) It's kinda like the Citadel: Homecoming assignment in ME1, the paragon thing to do is give Nirali's remains back to Samesh for a proper burial, not the Alliance for testing. The Liara I knew in ME1 was very paragon.

She was probably just desperate to get Shep back, she does worship his/her existence! 

[KiwiQuiche]

BleedingUranium wrote...

MacroSpamMK wrote...

Any Asari with the Ardat-Yakshi gene can become a Banshee iirc.
So in theory, Samara could become a banshee.

Therefore we should kill all Asari, just to be safe.

And every other race too, just to be safe. Let's just all die.

"We cannot trust anyone."
"Especially each other."
"Oh, the solution is so simple. We KILL. KILL everyone."
"How delightful." (everyone attacks each other)

Bioware seems to like this idea

[Argolas]

KiwiQuiche wrote...

BleedingUranium wrote...

MacroSpamMK wrote...

Any Asari with the Ardat-Yakshi gene can become a Banshee iirc.
So in theory, Samara could become a banshee.

Therefore we should kill all Asari, just to be safe.

And every other race too, just to be safe. Let's just all die.

"We cannot trust anyone."
"Especially each other."
"Oh, the solution is so simple. We KILL. KILL everyone."
"How delightful." (everyone attacks each other)

Bioware seems to like this idea

Unless we, the catalyst player, step and kill everyone before they have a chance to kill each other!

[Galbrant]

She should be, OP. Shepard killed a innocent woman for no logical reason.

[KiwiQuiche]

Argolas wrote...

KiwiQuiche wrote...

BleedingUranium wrote...

MacroSpamMK wrote...

Any Asari with the Ardat-Yakshi gene can become a Banshee iirc.
So in theory, Samara could become a banshee.

Therefore we should kill all Asari, just to be safe.

And every other race too, just to be safe. Let's just all die.

"We cannot trust anyone."
"Especially each other."
"Oh, the solution is so simple. We KILL. KILL everyone."
"How delightful." (everyone attacks each other)

Bioware seems to like this idea

Unless we, the catalyst player, step and kill everyone before they have a chance to kill each other!

'Tis a fine plan.

[TopSun]

Galbrant wrote...

She should be, OP. Shepard killed a innocent woman for no logical reason.

But......laughter is the best medicine, after all.

Modifié par Big-Boss687, 17 février 2013 - 09:18 .

[Falaxe]

I think that Falere was evil and she got what was coming to her.

[CynicalShep]

KiwiQuiche wrote...

Argolas wrote...

KiwiQuiche wrote...

BleedingUranium wrote...

MacroSpamMK wrote...

Any Asari with the Ardat-Yakshi gene can become a Banshee iirc.
So in theory, Samara could become a banshee.

Therefore we should kill all Asari, just to be safe.

And every other race too, just to be safe. Let's just all die.

"We cannot trust anyone."
"Especially each other."
"Oh, the solution is so simple. We KILL. KILL everyone."
"How delightful." (everyone attacks each other)

Bioware seems to like this idea

Unless we, the catalyst player, step and kill everyone before they have a chance to kill each other!

'Tis a fine plan.

*sharpening his twin swords*

[MacroSpamMK]

KiwiQuiche wrote...
"We cannot trust anyone."
"Especially each other."
"Oh, the solution is so simple. We KILL. KILL everyone."
"How delightful." (everyone attacks each other)

Bioware seems to like this idea

That's from DA, isn't it? From the Fade?

I remember that bit had me in hysterics.

The Reapers will never get us! *Sets off the neutron bombardment*

[Falaxe]

Falaxe wrote...

I think that Falere was evil and she got what was coming to her.

Just realized that she and Liara are both evil murderers. Just take a look at this evidence:

There is clearly something going on that I am not awere of! They are planning something evil, so I must put Falere down when I still can.

[Plutar]

No fair talking about how shocking a character's reaction is, and not having a video to go along with it!

[Nimrodell]

Whybother wrote...

She was speechless that I took the renegade interrupt to make sure an Ardat Yakshi didn't escape from the monastery.

Hehe, Whybother, but that's the irony of the whole set-up... We might as well kill all humans so they don't get turned into husks, or turians or elcor - you know just in case... Those brutes are nasty bastards lol. Of course, we should actually grind and chop and burn their bodies, so they can't be turned into reaper forces... and at the end, Shepard should jump into furnice, 'cause s/he can be too caught and turned into something new.

[Dean_the_Young]

Nimrodell wrote...

Whybother wrote...

She was speechless that I took the renegade interrupt to make sure an Ardat Yakshi didn't escape from the monastery.

Hehe, Whybother, but that's the irony of the whole set-up... We might as well kill all humans so they don't get turned into husks, or turians or elcor - you know just in case... Those brutes are nasty bastards lol. Of course, we should actually grind and chop and burn their bodies, so they can't be turned into reaper forces... and at the end, Shepard should jump into furnice, 'cause s/he can be too caught and turned into something new.

From the Asari point of view, AY aren't 'just' husks: they're something far more insidiuous and potentially destructive than what can be made out of their peers.

The better analog would be the Mages from Dragon Age.

[Yaos]

Plutar wrote...

No fair talking about how shocking a character's reaction is, and not having a video to go along with it!

This. Anyone got a link?