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[crimzontearz]

Wayning_Star wrote...

anyone know why/now Kai leng knew you were there, or was it just coincidence?

Made me wonder if cerberus actually did place a device in/on shep during resuscitation?

amongst other things TIM is banging a matriarch

[M74]

Wayning_Star wrote...

anyone know why/now Kai leng knew you were there, or was it just coincidence?

Made me wonder if cerberus actually did place a device in/on shep during resuscitation?

Kai Leng? That slippery bustard is still alife?
He ran away from me on Thessia. I wanted to shoot that coward.

[OdanUrr]

Wayning_Star wrote...

anyone know why/now Kai leng knew you were there, or was it just coincidence?

Made me wonder if cerberus actually did place a device in/on shep during resuscitation?

If I got it correctly, TIM found out about the Thessia beacon from the files he got on Mars. After that he simply prompted Shepard to go to Thessia and had him do all the heavy lifting.

[Wayning_Star]

crimzontearz wrote...

Wayning_Star wrote...

anyone know why/now Kai leng knew you were there, or was it just coincidence?

Made me wonder if cerberus actually did place a device in/on shep during resuscitation?

amongst other things TIM is banging a matriarch

damb..that'd be rough..she's kind of bossy.

[crimzontearz]

Wayning_Star wrote...

crimzontearz wrote...

Wayning_Star wrote...

anyone know why/now Kai leng knew you were there, or was it just coincidence?

Made me wonder if cerberus actually did place a device in/on shep during resuscitation?

amongst other things TIM is banging a matriarch

damb..that'd be rough..she's kind of bossy.

not all matriarchs are

tho he is banging one, and he seems to prefer her to his other liasons

[Wayning_Star]

OdanUrr wrote...

Wayning_Star wrote...

anyone know why/now Kai leng knew you were there, or was it just coincidence?

Made me wonder if cerberus actually did place a device in/on shep during resuscitation?

If I got it correctly, TIM found out about the Thessia beacon from the files he got on Mars. After that he simply prompted Shepard to go to Thessia and had him do all the heavy lifting.

oh yeah, I'm gonna have to get back and play through again..was waiting on the DLC..surely my memory is wayning..<clue ;^]

Thanks!!

[Wayning_Star]

crimzontearz wrote...

Wayning_Star wrote...

crimzontearz wrote...

Wayning_Star wrote...

anyone know why/now Kai leng knew you were there, or was it just coincidence?

Made me wonder if cerberus actually did place a device in/on shep during resuscitation?

amongst other things TIM is banging a matriarch

damb..that'd be rough..she's kind of bossy.

not all matriarchs are

tho he is banging one, and he seems to prefer her to his other liasons

Matriarchs don't get banged, they do the banging..or else..lol Hence the term Matriarch

edit: besides, TIM indoctrinated, wouldn't know it in any event..not mission critical.

Modifié par Wayning_Star, 20 février 2013 - 01:53 .

[crimzontearz]

Wayning_Star wrote...

crimzontearz wrote...

Wayning_Star wrote...

crimzontearz wrote...

Wayning_Star wrote...

anyone know why/now Kai leng knew you were there, or was it just coincidence?

Made me wonder if cerberus actually did place a device in/on shep during resuscitation?

amongst other things TIM is banging a matriarch

damb..that'd be rough..she's kind of bossy.

not all matriarchs are

tho he is banging one, and he seems to prefer her to his other liasons

Matriarchs don't get banged, they do the banging..or else..lol Hence the term Matriarch

yes they rule other Asari....TIM is human

[Wayning_Star]

crimzontearz wrote...

Wayning_Star wrote...

crimzontearz wrote...

Wayning_Star wrote...

crimzontearz wrote...

Wayning_Star wrote...

anyone know why/now Kai leng knew you were there, or was it just coincidence?

Made me wonder if cerberus actually did place a device in/on shep during resuscitation?

amongst other things TIM is banging a matriarch

damb..that'd be rough..she's kind of bossy.

not all matriarchs are

tho he is banging one, and he seems to prefer her to his other liasons

Matriarchs don't get banged, they do the banging..or else..lol Hence the term Matriarch

yes they rule other Asari....TIM is human

TIM only plays 'human' on TV, otherwise he's, well... indoctrinated. I never liked the The Indoctrinated Man..( I think bioware switched his name at the last minute..lol)

[Tootles FTW]

Rauhel wrote...

I would take Javik, but I only have one flex spot on the squad, and the game forces me to take Liara.

Indeed. And as I've only played through the game once (sigh) Garrus goes with me everywhere.

[DWH1982]

I normally bring Ash with me on most of the late game missions, but Thessia is an exception. Thessia is Liara and Javik.

I feel that mission is a LOT better with Javik there. You even get to see him do his own "interrupt" on another character.

[sH0tgUn jUliA]

We do not know exactly what transpired before that. This is the problem. Javik obviously said something to her that we did not hear that offended her deeply. And he has not been tactful. At least he could take a few minutes to learn the names of the team, or may we should have been given the opportunity to call him Prothean.

Anyway Liara is my bondmate. Liara wins the argument by default.

[fiendishchicken]

I always take Javik to Thessia. I wish I could leave behind Liara though.

Oh well, it's awesome to see Javik kick ass and troll Liara.

[DWH1982]

sH0tgUn jUliA wrote...

We do not know exactly what transpired before that. This is the problem. Javik obviously said something to her that we did not hear that offended her deeply. And he has not been tactful. At least he could take a few minutes to learn the names of the team, or may we should have been given the opportunity to call him Prothean.

Anyway Liara is my bondmate. Liara wins the argument by default.

Honestly, that was kind of my feeling. The first time I played ME3, I ended up siding with Javik partly for that reason, partly because he clearly saw how upset Liara was becoming on Thessia but he didn't stop with his history lesson (again - the need to learn a little thing called "tact") and partly because through my entire first playthrough I found him to be a disrespectful squaddie and by that time I was itching for a chance to put him in his place.

I've now learned to respect Javik for who he is and why the way he is, but during that first play through, yeah, for a very long time he was the one and only squad member I didn't actually like. I tend to think that Edwin Shepard more or less feels the same way when he experiences Javik, so siding with Liara is my "canon." Liara may not be Edwin Shepard's "bondmate," but she is his friend.

If only an interrupt for Javik were available where Shepard can cut him off during one of his "in my cycle" speeches and say, "We're not in your cycle, Javik. We're in my cycle, on my ship, and you'll follow my rules and treat my crew with respect."

Modifié par DWH1982, 20 février 2013 - 03:10 .

[themikefest]

I do bring Javik at times. Other times I bring either James or Ashley.

Javik's line telling T'Soni "you didn't study hard enough" was cool. Well she has 800 + years to study harder.

[Tron Mega]

taking javik to thessia and on the final beam run are the only times i used javik.

what a crappy avatar.

[o Ventus]

I always bring him on Thessia.

Come to think of it, I bring him everywhere.

[BizkitRebellion]

DWH1982 wrote...

sH0tgUn jUliA wrote...

We do not know exactly what transpired before that. This is the problem. Javik obviously said something to her that we did not hear that offended her deeply. And he has not been tactful. At least he could take a few minutes to learn the names of the team, or may we should have been given the opportunity to call him Prothean.

Anyway Liara is my bondmate. Liara wins the argument by default.

Honestly, that was kind of my feeling. The first time I played ME3, I ended up siding with Javik partly for that reason, partly because he clearly saw how upset Liara was becoming on Thessia but he didn't stop with his history lesson (again - the need to learn a little thing called "tact") and partly because through my entire first playthrough I found him to be a disrespectful squaddie and by that time I was itching for a chance to put him in his place.

I've now learned to respect Javik for who he is and why the way he is, but during that first play through, yeah, for a very long time he was the one and only squad member I didn't actually like. I tend to think that Edwin Shepard more or less feels the same way when he experiences Javik, so siding with Liara is my "canon." Liara may not be Edwin Shepard's "bondmate," but she is his friend.

If only an interrupt for Javik were available where Shepard can cut him off during one of his "in my cycle" speeches and say, "We're not in your cycle, Javik. We're in my cycle, on my ship, and you'll follow my rules and treat my crew with respect."

Thats my ONLY reason that I hate him

[fiendishchicken]

James and Javik are my go to team.

I wish we had the ability to kill teammates in ME3 for a better ending.

Have a choice where Shepard can sacrifice himself or his teammates.

Liara and Tali would be dead every 3 seconds.

[CynicalShep]

This thread is funny. Liara barges into Javik's room and is looking for sympathy? The man lost his whole freakin' civilization, for crying out loud. Whatever friends, LI, kids he might have had are all dead. Long dead. He knows that his existence is futile because no matter how hard he fights he already lost. Hell yeah, I'd be a dick. And to have Liara jump me and ask for sympathy? I kind of like her but this is ridiculous.

Modifié par CynicalShep, 20 février 2013 - 03:56 .

[KiwiQuiche]

Javik wasn't willing to coddle her and Liara obviously isn't used to this and went and harassed him over it. Dude, Javik is a fairly hostile and sour guy who witnessed his entire races destruction and had to kill all of his friends, he is not going to give you sympathy to help you sleep at night.

[Whybother]

Javik wins.

Liara is blaming him for the loss of Thessia. I'm not sure why she would go to him as a shoulder to cry on when you have Garrus and Shepard, both of whom are in the process of losing their homeworlds, or Tali who understands what it is like; all of whom are old friends.

No, she went into his quarters to blame him for the loss of her homeworld, even though it was not Javik's fault at all. I'm guessing she is blaming him for the fact that the beacon didn't warn the Asari earlier about the Reapers or something, but as Javik pointed out, the Protheans had already spent a lot of time helping the Asari with basic technology such as agriculture. (You do not need to believe Javik's "paragon" response as the motivations of the Protheans; however they did do it.) Plus they clearly had access to Prothean technology to bootstrap themselves ahead of all the other species.

Javik saw his entire cycle and race destroyed and found himself 50K in the future as the only one left of his species. She should cut him a little slack:

Liara: "I lost my homeworld."
Javik: "Yeah, well I am the only Prothean left in the Universe, quit your whining."
Liara: "Shepaaaaaaard!!!"

As Joker said, maybe the Asari should have spent less time being strippers.

[KiwiQuiche]

Whybother wrote...

Javik wins.

Liara is blaming him for the loss of Thessia. I'm not sure why she would go to him as a shoulder to cry on when you have Garrus and Shepard, both of whom are in the process of losing their homeworlds, or Tali who understands what it is like; all of whom are old friends.

No, she went into his quarters to blame him for the loss of her homeworld, even though it was not Javik's fault at all. I'm guessing she is blaming him for the fact that the beacon didn't warn the Asari earlier about the Reapers or something, but as Javik pointed out, the Protheans had already spent a lot of time helping the Asari with basic technology such as agriculture. (You do not need to believe Javik's "paragon" response as the motivations of the Protheans; however they did do it.) Plus they clearly had access to Prothean technology to bootstrap themselves ahead of all the other species.

Javik saw his entire cycle and race destroyed and found himself 50K in the future as the only one left of his species. She should cut him a little slack:

Liara: "I lost my homeworld."
Javik: "Yeah, well I am the only Prothean left in the Universe, quit your whining."
Liara: "Shepaaaaaaard!!!"

As Joker said, maybe the Asari should have spent less time being strippers.

Agreed.

[KBomb]

CynicalShep wrote...

This thread is funny. Liara barges into Javik's room and is looking for sympathy? The man lost his whole freakin' civilization, for crying out loud. Whatever friends, LI, kids he might have had are all dead. Long dead. He knows that his existence is futile because no matter how hard he fights he already lost. Hell yeah, I'd be a dick. And to have Liara jump me and ask for sympathy? I kind of like her but this is ridiculous.

This was my reason for siding with Javik. She went into a cave and poked a bear, what did she expect to happen? That a man(err, alien) who saw his entire civilization die off, forced to kill his own people because of the Reaper's love of psychological warfare, was going to be awash with sympathy for the asari? She's a bit needy and needed to be taken down a slight peg, imo.

[sr2josh]

Yate wrote...

I supported Liara. I know... I know... BSN hates her now for whatever reason, and yes I think Javik is awesome, but the dude was way out of line.

He wasn't out of line for telling the truth.  The Protheans DID aid in the evolution of the Asari.  Liara couldn't handle that.