I usually romance Liara as well but on my last trilogy run I went for Kaiden.
Now I do feel a little let down because you are a significant length into the game before you get Kaiden back and can really kick start the romance again. I imagine I'd get the same feeling if I were to romance Ashley.
I usually romance Liara, but.....
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#177
Posté 24 juin 2013 - 01:01
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I USUALLY ROMANCE LIARA, BUT THEN I TOOK AN ARROW TO THE KNEE.
#178
Posté 24 juin 2013 - 02:13
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Anybody else get ninjamanced by her?
#179
Posté 24 juin 2013 - 02:34
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Nope. I'm extra careful. I make sure to pick the correct "No." when talking with her. You can't be too harsh and use the evil "Hell no!", or she will try to sex you anyway. I guess she has a fetish for people that say "Hell no"?...Steelcan wrote...
Anybody else get ninjamanced by her?
You must pick the middle "No"...
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Posté 24 juin 2013 - 05:24
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Yes. Turned off the console before the Paramour achievement disappeared.Steelcan wrote...
Anybody else get ninjamanced by her?
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#181
Posté 24 juin 2013 - 05:56
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No, but i got Ninjamanced by Ashley in ME1 (wanted noone in ME1 that time because i was going for Miranda, ended up with Tali with that Shep) and Kaidan in ME3.Steelcan wrote...
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#182
Posté 24 juin 2013 - 06:30
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klarabella wrote...
Both characters were there to introduce you to the world. Ashley gave you a brief historical update and was supposed to show you the mindeset most humans were supposed to share when it comes to aliens. Kaidan introduced you to biotics and the issue of transhumanism. His experiences shaped him in a way that made him more tolerant than many other humans. He was also carrying the stigma of being an L2 biotic.Bleachrude wrote...
What exactly WAS her role in ME1? Same goes with Kaidan...why couldn't you keep Jenkins instead? How much of a difference in story would you actually see...
I found these aspects very appealing and would have liked to seem them explored. Alas, ME1 didn't spend much time on character development and from ME2 on all of these aspects got dropped and the characters were mostly sidelined.
They were also set up to be deuteragonists. Both had a place in the universe and a life without Shepard.
And these were the romance subplots that at least touched the question of propriety.
But why do they need to be squadmates? There's nothing that says you can't learn about Ashley/Kaidan via crew interaction a la Traynor and Kelly.
Remember, we're talking about why they have to be actual squadmates and not just regular characters.
