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[Nole]

Oh god why.

[Nole]

David7204 wrote...

You know, the truth is, all things being equal, I'm not going to identify with a gay protagonist as much as a straight one.

PLSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS.

[Xilizhra]

WittingEight65 wrote...

Oh god why.

Because numerous people are better artists than you are a giver of opinions.

[Hadeedak]

All things being equal, I wouldn't identify as much with a male protagonist. Or a protagonist from a city. Or a protagonist who likes women. Or a protagonist who seems spoiled or too sensitive.

Does that mean I don't enjoy a narrative with a protagonist who's any (or all) of those things? Aww, hell, naw. And though random ship-pics usually aren't my thing, or men with men, that damn Tony and Bruce picture is super cute.

Back on topic: Every time I play any of the games, I promise myself this time I will skip the parts that feel like a chore. I'm looking at you, planet-scanning and chasing random minerals.

I never do.

[Nole]

Xilizhra wrote...

WittingEight65 wrote...

Oh god why.

Because numerous people are better artists than you are a giver of opinions.

Well, that's not saying much .

[KotorEffect3]

Hadeedak wrote...

All things being equal, I wouldn't identify as much with a male protagonist. Or a protagonist from a city. Or a protagonist who likes women. Or a protagonist who seems spoiled or too sensitive.

Does that mean I don't enjoy a narrative with a protagonist who's any (or all) of those things? Aww, hell, naw. And though random ship-pics usually aren't my thing, or men with men, that damn Tony and Bruce picture is super cute.

Back on topic: Every time I play any of the games, I promise myself this time I will skip the parts that feel like a chore. I'm looking at you, planet-scanning and chasing random minerals.

I never do.

Last time I played ME 1 I chased down all of the Matriarch's writings that I could just so I could get that extra little bit of dialog with Conrad in ME 3  (never bothered with them before).  Same reason I do the geth outposts in ME 1 so I could give Tali the geth data so I get that extra line of dialog from her when I run into her at Freedom's Progress.

[Hadeedak]

KotorEffect3 wrote...

Hadeedak wrote...

All things being equal, I wouldn't identify as much with a male protagonist. Or a protagonist from a city. Or a protagonist who likes women. Or a protagonist who seems spoiled or too sensitive.

Does that mean I don't enjoy a narrative with a protagonist who's any (or all) of those things? Aww, hell, naw. And though random ship-pics usually aren't my thing, or men with men, that damn Tony and Bruce picture is super cute.

Back on topic: Every time I play any of the games, I promise myself this time I will skip the parts that feel like a chore. I'm looking at you, planet-scanning and chasing random minerals.

I never do.

Last time I played ME 1 I chased down all of the Matriarch's writings that I could just so I could get that extra little bit of dialog with Conrad in ME 3  (never bothered with them before).  Same reason I do the geth outposts in ME 1 so I could give Tali the geth data so I get that extra line of dialog from her when I run into her at Freedom's Progress.

It's like a trap for people who want to make sure they MISS NOTHING. "Look, Hackett, I realize Saren's trying to find a way to kill us all and I just had to sacrifice a friend to slow him down.... But I ABSOLUTELY need to make sure I found all the helium in the galaxy!"

[KotorEffect3]

Hadeedak wrote...

KotorEffect3 wrote...

Hadeedak wrote...

All things being equal, I wouldn't identify as much with a male protagonist. Or a protagonist from a city. Or a protagonist who likes women. Or a protagonist who seems spoiled or too sensitive.

Does that mean I don't enjoy a narrative with a protagonist who's any (or all) of those things? Aww, hell, naw. And though random ship-pics usually aren't my thing, or men with men, that damn Tony and Bruce picture is super cute.

Back on topic: Every time I play any of the games, I promise myself this time I will skip the parts that feel like a chore. I'm looking at you, planet-scanning and chasing random minerals.

I never do.

Last time I played ME 1 I chased down all of the Matriarch's writings that I could just so I could get that extra little bit of dialog with Conrad in ME 3  (never bothered with them before).  Same reason I do the geth outposts in ME 1 so I could give Tali the geth data so I get that extra line of dialog from her when I run into her at Freedom's Progress.

It's like a trap for people who want to make sure they MISS NOTHING. "Look, Hackett, I realize Saren's trying to find a way to kill us all and I just had to sacrifice a friend to slow him down.... But I ABSOLUTELY need to make sure I found all the helium in the galaxy!"

lol yeah,  fortunately I am not so compulsive that I have to collect everything but anything that has any bearing on later in the series I will do even if it just something barely mentioned in passing.  I even kept doing those arena matches in the citadel dlc just to obtain an armor I am not going to ever wear.

[Hadeedak]

Hey. Hey. I'll have you know that armor is SWEET!

[KotorEffect3]

Hadeedak wrote...

Hey. Hey. I'll have you know that armor is SWEET!

Yeah and I'd wear it if it had an alliance, spectre, or even N7 logo on it,  or if I had it for ME 2.  But I just don't like going into battle wearing enemy colors.

[Hadeedak]

That's a downside. I usually don't go berserk after every element. But if I know there's an actual quest out there I haven't seen yet, I will visit planets until I find it.

Which I suspect is the majority opinion, actually.

I kind of hated the ME1 Citadel. For all that space, not much was going on.

[Ecrulis]

The Night Mammoth wrote...

You are now one of my favortie persons ever, perfect response 

[NeroonWilliams]

KotorEffect3 wrote...

lol yeah,  fortunately I am not so compulsive that I have to collect everything but anything that has any bearing on later in the series I will do even if it just something barely mentioned in passing.  I even kept doing those arena matches in the citadel dlc just to obtain an armor I am not going to ever wear.

If that's all the further you went with the Arena matches, then you may have missed out on finishing the stream of awesomeness that is the Glitched Match.

[KotorEffect3]

Hadeedak wrote...

That's a downside. I usually don't go berserk after every element. But if I know there's an actual quest out there I haven't seen yet, I will visit planets until I find it.

Which I suspect is the majority opinion, actually.

I kind of hated the ME1 Citadel. For all that space, not much was going on.

I didn't hate it but I agree with your sentiment,  even without the DLC ME 3's citadel felt more alive than ME 1's ever did.

[KotorEffect3]

NeroonWilliams wrote...

KotorEffect3 wrote...

lol yeah,  fortunately I am not so compulsive that I have to collect everything but anything that has any bearing on later in the series I will do even if it just something barely mentioned in passing.  I even kept doing those arena matches in the citadel dlc just to obtain an armor I am not going to ever wear.

If that's all the further you went with the Arena matches, then you may have missed out on finishing the stream of awesomeness that is the Glitched Match.

Will try that in my next playthrough,  this was my first crack at this DLC (after not being able to play the ME games for a few months)

[rapscallioness]

forgive me for i have sinned:

1. loved the mako in me1

2. loved planet scanning in me2

3. me3 kaidan Creeped me the hell out (and i was a kaidanite)

4. i thought IT was actually a pretty cool idea

5. geth and edi are machines

6. i think shipping joker and edi is pervy

7. i like liara

8. i luvd da2 and hawke (i also luvd dao and my warden)

9. that tony and bruce pic is smokin' hot

[Hadeedak]

rapscallioness wrote...

forgive me for i have sinned:

1. loved the mako in me1

2. loved planet scanning in me2

3. me3 kaidan Creeped me the hell out (and i was a kaidanite)

4. i thought IT was actually a pretty cool idea

5. geth and edi are machines

6. i think shipping joker and edi is pervy

7. i like liara

8. i luvd da2 and hawke (i also luvd dao and my warden)

9. that tony and bruce pic is smokin' hot

You're my hero. I agree with pretty much the lot. Even IT. I always thought it was interesting, but I never thought it was a thing. Your list is pretty right by my measure. Except the Kaidan thing. And I loved EDI and the geth because they were machines. Same with the Reapers. I do so hate it when people try to make them more human in motivations or logic. :innocent:

Modifié par Hadeedak, 03 mai 2013 - 01:56 .

[Nole]

Ecrulis wrote...

The Night Mammoth wrote...

You are now one of my favortie persons ever, perfect response 

[dreamgazer]

WittingEight65 wrote...

I wonder if he was thinking about his boy-toy Tony Stark while he was saying that.

[Ecrulis]

lmao

[Nole]

dreamgazer wrote...

WittingEight65 wrote...

I wonder if he was thinking about his boy-toy Tony Stark while he was saying that.

You picked the wrong fight, my friend.

[KiwiQuiche]

[Hazegurl]

WittingEight65 wrote...

You picked the wrong fight, my friend.

Dude, this is a thread dedicated to unpopular opinions. You stated yours and apparently won the thread. Congrats now move on.

[Nole]

Hazegurl wrote...

WittingEight65 wrote...

You picked the wrong fight, my friend.

Dude, this is a thread dedicated to unpopular opinions. You stated yours and apparently won the thread. Congrats now move on.

I can't leave if you don't give me my prize.

[Hadeedak]

WittingEight65 wrote...

Hazegurl wrote...

WittingEight65 wrote...

You picked the wrong fight, my friend.

Dude, this is a thread dedicated to unpopular opinions. You stated yours and apparently won the thread. Congrats now move on.

I can't leave if you don't give me my prize.

That's just ASKING for a spam of male Shepard and Kaidan art. I hope you realise what you've done, young man.