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[o Ventus]

Mr.House wrote...

Did you pay attention to Joker at all in ME. ALL of his bones are brittle. The recoil of the avenger should have broken his arm, hell the crash on the Collector base should have broke some bones, it did not. So ya, Joker not having any bones broken by Shepard throwing him into cover is hardly an issue compared to the crap Bioware has already pulled and seemed to get away with in the past.

Yes, I did. Did you? Vrolik's Syndrome only afflicts him in the legs. 

Joker himself even says it in ME1 (more than once).

"Well I don't fly her with my feet, Commander".
"Just don't expect me to get up and dance"

[Village_Idiot]

Wayning_Star wrote...

I have a bone to pick with you now!!

lol, never dose a thread with lore related posts.. if you build it, they will come..

I guess I shouldn't post about Normandy's gunnery skills in the trailer either?

Wait

[Wayning_Star]

sH0tgUn jUliA wrote...

Didn't you know that Joker got those expensive Bone Weaves done? His bones are as strong as any normal person's now. While they were working for Cerberus, he sweet talked EDI into embezzling some credits his way to buy them. EDI had that money transferred with no problem by hacking Henry Lawson's accounts, since Miranda already was monitoring those.

How is that for an ass pull. Do we need any more? Just ask me if we do.

Joker is Malingering OMG..wait'll we tell Bioware...they'll freak and change the endings..

[Mr.House]

o Ventus wrote...

Mr.House wrote...

Did you pay attention to Joker at all in ME. ALL of his bones are brittle. The recoil of the avenger should have broken his arm, hell the crash on the Collector base should have broke some bones, it did not. So ya, Joker not having any bones broken by Shepard throwing him into cover is hardly an issue compared to the crap Bioware has already pulled and seemed to get away with in the past.

Yes, I did. Did you? Vrolik's Syndrome only afflicts him in the legs. 

Joker himself even says it in ME1 (more than once).

"Well I don't fly her with my feet, Commander".
"Just don't expect me to get up and dance"

"Hey watch the arm!"
"I think I might have broekn a rib, or all of them."
Zaeed: He does well for a guy with glass bones

Vrolik's Syndrome: Brittle Bone dissease. Never does it ever state it only effects just his legs. In fact Joker says he had several fractures when he was still in the womb. You assume it affects just his legs, which is silly.


Oh Joker also said in ME he needs help to walk around. yet in ME2 he walks with no help.

Modifié par Mr.House, 04 mars 2013 - 09:00 .

[Jonathan Sud]

Mr.House wrote...

o Ventus wrote...

Mr.House wrote...

Jadebaby wrote...

Shadrach 88 wrote...

Speaking of which, how many bones do you reckon were snapped when Shepard throws Joker into cover?

None because the lore can be bent or broken so long as it looks cool. That's the BioWare of today.

Bioware started that in ME2 with Joker. Joker can fire a rifle and no bones get broken.

He doesn't fire it with his feet, now does he?

Did you pay attention to Joker at all in ME. ALL of his bones are brittle. The recoil of the avenger should have broken his arm, hell the crash on the Collector base should have broke some bones, it did not. So ya, Joker not having any bones broken by Shepard throwing him into cover is hardly an issue compared to the crap Bioware has already pulled and seemed to get away with in the past.

*sigh*

[WarGriffin]

I see the fire rises in you OP

[Oni Changas]

Wrex elbow dropped a ship.

WREX. ELBOW. DROPPED. A F*CKING. SHIP.

[Mr.House]

Jonathan Sud wrote...
]*sigh*

Ok I was wrong and I admit that, but explain this to me then(then again it's Joker and I care about  Joker as much as I care for an ant). How can Joker walk around in ME2 and ME3 with no help depsite saying he needs help in ME?

Modifié par Mr.House, 04 mars 2013 - 09:03 .

[o Ventus]

Mr.House wrote...

"Hey watch the arm!"
"I think I might have broekn a rib, or all of them."
Zaeed: He does well for a guy with glass bones

Vrolik's Syndrome: Brittle Bone dissease. Never does it ever state it only effects just his legs. In fact Joker says he had several fratures when he was still in the womb. You asusme it affects just his legs, which is silly.

Let's compare context. The first quote of yours is when Shepard roughly grabs Joker's arm, trying to evacuate him from the wrecking Normandy. The second is immediately following the Normandy crashing onto the Collector base.

Both of my quotes are taken, in-game, during a conversation in which Joker explicitly discusses his disease. You are also fully aware that BBD doesn't necessarily affect every home in the body, yes? If the bones in his arms and hands were brittle, he would t be flying the Normandy. Sh*t, he wouldn't even have been admitted to flight school. You don't need legs to fly. You DO, however, need everything else.

[Toolbox 24]

Aaaaaaanyway OP I thought the same thing, sounded like something The Joker would say! Good to see like minded ppl out here!

[Jonathan Sud]

Mr.House wrote...

Jonathan Sud wrote...
]*sigh*

Ok I was wrong and I admit that, but explain this to me then(then again it's Joker and I care aobut joker as much as I care for an ant). How can Joker walk around in ME2 and ME3 with no help depsite saying he needs help in ME?

It's more like limping than walking. And he takes meds.

[Wuartz]

Shepard: "Do I really look like a guy with a plan? You know what I am? I’m a dog chasing cars. I wouldn’t know what to do with one if I caught it. You know, I just… do things."

[SurfaceBeneath]

I liked this particular channeling of the Joker from TDK.

[o Ventus]

Mr.House wrote...

Jonathan Sud wrote...
]*sigh*

Ok I was wrong and I admit that, but explain this to me then(then again it's Joker and I care about  Joker as much as I care for an ant). How can Joker walk around in ME2 and ME3 with no help depsite saying he needs help in ME?

"Brittle bone" doesn't mean "bones that will shatter on impact". He can still walk, but it's very difficult, hence crutches.

Also what Jonathan said.

Modifié par o Ventus, 04 mars 2013 - 09:05 .

[Fireblader70]

Mr.House wrote...

Jonathan Sud wrote...
]*sigh*

Ok I was wrong and I admit that, but explain this to me then(then again it's Joker and I care about  Joker as much as I care for an ant). How can Joker walk around in ME2 and ME3 with no help depsite saying he needs help in ME?

He didn't take 'one wrong step'.

[MEGoWH777]

Mr.House wrote...

o Ventus wrote...

Mr.House wrote...

Jadebaby wrote...

Shadrach 88 wrote...

Speaking of which, how many bones do you reckon were snapped when Shepard throws Joker into cover?

None because the lore can be bent or broken so long as it looks cool. That's the BioWare of today.

Bioware started that in ME2 with Joker. Joker can fire a rifle and no bones get broken.

He doesn't fire it with his feet, now does he?

Did you pay attention to Joker at all in ME. ALL of his bones are brittle. The recoil of the avenger should have broken his arm, hell the crash on the Collector base should have broke some bones, it did not. So ya, Joker not having any bones broken by Shepard throwing him into cover is hardly an issue compared to the crap Bioware has already pulled and seemed to get away with in the past.

In ME2, Joke states that cerberus  gave him surgery, to improve his codition. He still has it, but he doesn't need crutches and managed to survive the normandy crash without serious damage to his skeleton.

[Mr.House]

Jonathan Sud wrote...

Mr.House wrote...

Jonathan Sud wrote...
]*sigh*

Ok I was wrong and I admit that, but explain this to me then(then again it's Joker and I care aobut joker as much as I care for an ant). How can Joker walk around in ME2 and ME3 with no help depsite saying he needs help in ME?

It's more like limping than walking. And he takes meds.

Yet he states this. This is ignored in ME2 and ME3, so ya I'll admit i was wrong about his arms but his legs and him being able to walk, well limp around fine with no help at all is contradicting established lore.

[Mr.House]

MEGoWH777 wrote...

In ME2, Joke states that cerberus  gave him surgery, to improve his codition. He still has it, but he doesn't need crutches and managed to survive the normandy crash without serious damage to his skeleton.

Link to in-game proof.

[almondroy]

Mr.House wrote...

Jonathan Sud wrote...
]*sigh*

Ok I was wrong and I admit that, but explain this to me then(then again it's Joker and I care about  Joker as much as I care for an ant). How can Joker walk around in ME2 and ME3 with no help depsite saying he needs help in ME?

Didn't Joker say during his ME2 intro that Cerberus actually provided gene therapy for the disease as part of his compensation package?

[justafan]

This DLC seems like it will be a bit more light-hearted than the majority of ME3, what with Shepard's sense of humor and getting the squad back together vibe.

and I'm OK with that.

[Mr.House]

almondroy wrote...

Mr.House wrote...

Jonathan Sud wrote...
]*sigh*

Ok I was wrong and I admit that, but explain this to me then(then again it's Joker and I care about  Joker as much as I care for an ant). How can Joker walk around in ME2 and ME3 with no help depsite saying he needs help in ME?

Didn't Joker say during his ME2 intro that Cerberus actually provided gene therapy for the disease as part of his compensation package?

No

[Wayning_Star]

Mr.House wrote...

Jonathan Sud wrote...
]*sigh*

Ok I was wrong and I admit that, but explain this to me then(then again it's Joker and I care about  Joker as much as I care for an ant). How can Joker walk around in ME2 and ME3 with no help depsite saying he needs help in ME?

actually you were only partially incorrect, there isn't a 'bone disease' that normally only affects selected bones, as they're intigral systemecally, affect one, they're all suspect. The game kind of rolls around a mysterious bone disorder, but brittle bone disease affectively weakens all bones, the legs are more prone and the ones furthest from the heart are the weakest. Ostioporosis is another general term. The writers should'a researched that one a bit more..imho

as far as the getting around thing, hes stubborn, apparently.

[Rip504]

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Osteogenesis_Imperfecta

medical-dictionary.thefreedictionary.com/Vrolik+disease

As well as the limp and hunch in Joker's body language would suggest his spine is curved. Implyng the disease effects more then just his legs,as the disease is known to effect the entire body. Not just bones.

Modifié par Rip504, 04 mars 2013 - 09:20 .

[Yeulia]

I smiled at that line, moreso at how it was said. Really sarcastically and badass. Those are the kinds of characters I like to see in video games, movies, etc.

[Jonathan Sud]

Mr.House wrote...

Jonathan Sud wrote...

Mr.House wrote...

Jonathan Sud wrote...
]*sigh*

Ok I was wrong and I admit that, but explain this to me then(then again it's Joker and I care aobut joker as much as I care for an ant). How can Joker walk around in ME2 and ME3 with no help depsite saying he needs help in ME?

It's more like limping than walking. And he takes meds.

Yet he states this. This is ignored in ME2 and ME3, so ya I'll admit i was wrong about his arms but his legs and him being able to walk, well limp around fine with no help at all is contradicting established lore.

Take a good long look at his nickname.

Obviously he likes to joke around and exaggerate on things. Hell, he even jokes in ME3 about how he could break a rib from sneezing.

But yes, there's some contradictions on his condition. But it's hardly worth looking into like this.