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[Dude_in_the_Room]

B/c I can't stand her....at all.

[dversion]

Most characters are pretty polarizing.

I like Jack but can't stand Thane or Liara.

[Spartas Husky]

Isn't there a thread on this on this already within the same page?

Either way, love Jack in ME3.

[HolyAvenger]

She is awesome. Yes, she's prickly and abrasive and more than a little unhinged when you meet her, but once you start peeling through the layers of her character...man I love her. One of my favourite NPCs.

I don't dislike any of them really. Honestly. I even like Jacob.

[DoomsdayDevice]

What the ****.

Jack FTW.

Modifié par DoomsdayDevice, 13 mars 2013 - 01:30 .

[arial]

I don't like her, but others do, and that is their own right.

I am sure i like characters others don't.

so

does it really matter?

[Ferretinabun]

As a squadmate she's underwhelming and rarely gets picked.

As a character she's colourful and damaged enough to be interesting in ME2.

But I do prefer her in ME3 when she's got her act together.

[HolyAvenger]

Ferretinabun wrote...

As a squadmate she's underwhelming and rarely gets picked.

As a character she's colourful and damaged enough to be interesting in ME2.

But I do prefer her in ME3 when she's got her act together.

 

I think she would be lesser if we didn't get to see her change (ie only saw her ME3 personality).

[KwangtungTiger]

Jack has great character depth. Her outer self is a facade and it takes time peeling away the layers to truely see and appreciate that depth.

[Asch Lavigne]

Jack is my second favorite character.

I loved her in 2. In 3, while I was glad to see her grow and change for the better I felt that having her teaching kids was a bit of a stretch.

[Portia Cousland]

I actually love Jack - she's non-apologetic and a fighter. I really like how they developed her character between ME2 and ME3.

[KwangtungTiger]

Asch Lavigne wrote...

Jack is my second favorite character.

I loved her in 2. In 3, while I was glad to see her grow and change for the better I felt that having her teaching kids was a bit of a stretch.

 I agree for the most part but saying that, she needed something to ground her like shepard did (assuming you romance her) in ME2. While training kids in the Alliance is a bit of a stretch, I really cant come up with an alternative. 

Modifié par KwangtungTiger, 13 mars 2013 - 01:44 .

[MonkeySeeker]

I don't hate her or anything but don't particularly like her either.

She's not as bad in ME3 as she was in ME2 though. In ME2 it's like they were trying too hard to make her a "bad girl"

[KwangtungTiger]

MonkeySeeker wrote...

I don't hate her or anything but don't particularly like her either.

She's not as bad in ME3 as she was in ME2 though. In ME2 it's like they were trying too hard to make her a "bad girl"

 The bad girl image was a facade and was only really used to keep people at a distance. You start to come to this conclusion as she is romanced.

[Darth Malice113]

Gangnam Style wrote...

i swear we've had this exact thread before

Your imagining things.

[HolyAvenger]

KwangtungTiger wrote...

MonkeySeeker wrote...

I don't hate her or anything but don't particularly like her either.

She's not as bad in ME3 as she was in ME2 though. In ME2 it's like they were trying too hard to make her a "bad girl"

 The bad girl image was a facade and was only really used to keep people at a distance. You start to come to this conclusion as she is romanced.

 

While the romance makes this obvious, its quite clear even if you're just nice to her.

And given her childhood and abuse of her biotic powers, I think becoming a teacher and protector of biotically-gifted kids is actually the perfect fit for her

[Ferretinabun]

HolyAvenger wrote...

Ferretinabun wrote...

As a squadmate she's underwhelming and rarely gets picked.

As a character she's colourful and damaged enough to be interesting in ME2.

But I do prefer her in ME3 when she's got her act together.

 

I think she would be lesser if we didn't get to see her change (ie only saw her ME3 personality).

Good point.

[ForThessia]

Gangnam Style wrote...

i swear we've had this exact thread before

Jack is bald, so she's a bad character..... Kasumi too. She's obviously bald and inferior as well.

[K_O_513]

She cool.

[Revenant147]

Always hated her.

[The Don's Hound]

ForThessia wrote...
Jack is bald, so she's a bad character..... Kasumi too. She's obviously bald and inferior as well.

I liked her, for a time, then I realised that Morinth was a better biotic.

[KwangtungTiger]

HolyAvenger wrote...

KwangtungTiger wrote...

MonkeySeeker wrote...

I don't hate her or anything but don't particularly like her either.

She's not as bad in ME3 as she was in ME2 though. In ME2 it's like they were trying too hard to make her a "bad girl"

 The bad girl image was a facade and was only really used to keep people at a distance. You start to come to this conclusion as she is romanced.

 

While the romance makes this obvious, its quite clear even if you're just nice to her.

And given her childhood and abuse of her biotic powers, I think becoming a teacher and protector of biotically-gifted kids is actually the perfect fit for her

 Personally I would have liked to see a regression in her attitude with the absence of shepard. Being in the Alliance just seems a little far fetched. But seeing that aspect of her (in the Alliance) wasn't all that bad. 

 Of course this is merely my opinion. 

[goose2989]

Gangnam Style wrote...

i swear we've had this exact thread before

I'm not attacking you Gangam, just the OP

Modifié par goose2989, 13 mars 2013 - 02:02 .