Cthulhu42 wrote...
We all know you hope they look like Luna under there.Inquisitor Recon wrote...
People don't want to accept the fact that whatever is under those masks quarians wear is hideous..
Modifié par wolfhowwl, 17 août 2013 - 07:30 .
Zazzerka wrote...
This isn't the first time you've made such a complaint. Stop looking for excuses to brag about how well you function in society.GimmeDaGun wrote...
Jeesh, reading this thread, now I know why I don't consider myself being a "true ME fan". This character adoration and virtual waifu fetish gives me the creeps... rather abnormal. I stick with the good old fashioned real life women.
Alien Number Six wrote...
Miranda is the only good thing about Cerburus.
Guest_Cthulhu42_*
In real life, I'm kind of a big deal. I have many leatherbound books and my house smells of rich mahogany.Zazzerka wrote...
This isn't the first time you've made such a complaint. Stop looking for excuses to brag about how well you function in society.GimmeDaGun wrote...
Jeesh, reading this thread, now I know why I don't consider myself being a "true ME fan". This character adoration and virtual waifu fetish gives me the creeps... rather abnormal. I stick with the good old fashioned real life women.
GimmeDaGun wrote...
Zazzerka wrote...
This isn't the first time you've made such a complaint. Stop looking for excuses to brag about how well you function in society.GimmeDaGun wrote...
Jeesh, reading this thread, now I know why I don't consider myself being a "true ME fan". This character adoration and virtual waifu fetish gives me the creeps... rather abnormal. I stick with the good old fashioned real life women.
I'm just disgusted about this whole phenomenon concerning the fetish like love for some of the characters of a video game (which I happen to like, but woudn't replace it with my life). As for the second thought: functioning in society is possible for everybody, no matter how you look, what you think or what you do. You just have to go out there and meet with the people whom you can care for, love, whatever, but first you have to get up from behind the computer or tv screen. Social life is not for some priviliged people, but for everybody. Oh, and you can stop being constantyl butthurt about my posts. You don't like me (as far as my post on these forums concerned), I get it. And franky I don't mind at all.
Modifié par MassivelyEffective0730, 17 août 2013 - 07:31 .
It's always funny when somebody takes everything said on the internet serious. You know, because we all want to bang a giant turtle with blood rage.GimmeDaGun wrote...
Zazzerka wrote...
This isn't the first time you've made such a complaint. Stop looking for excuses to brag about how well you function in society.GimmeDaGun wrote...
Jeesh, reading this thread, now I know why I don't consider myself being a "true ME fan". This character adoration and virtual waifu fetish gives me the creeps... rather abnormal. I stick with the good old fashioned real life women.
I'm just disgusted about this whole phenomenon concerning the fetish like love for some of the characters of a video game (which I happen to like, but woudn't replace it with my life). As for the second thought: functioning in society is possible for everybody, no matter how you look, what you think or what you do. You just have to go out there and meet with the people whom you can care for, love, whatever, but first you have to get up from behind the computer or tv screen. Social life is not for some priviliged people, but for everybody. Oh, and you can stop being constantyl butthurt about my posts. You don't like me (as far as my post on these forums concerned), I get it. And franky I don't mind at all.
Cthulhu42 wrote...
In real life, I'm kind of a big deal. I have many leatherbound books and my house smells of rich mahogany.Zazzerka wrote...
This isn't the first time you've made such a complaint. Stop looking for excuses to brag about how well you function in society.GimmeDaGun wrote...
Jeesh, reading this thread, now I know why I don't consider myself being a "true ME fan". This character adoration and virtual waifu fetish gives me the creeps... rather abnormal. I stick with the good old fashioned real life women.
GimmeDaGun wrote...
I'm just disgusted about this whole phenomenon concerning the fetish like love for some of the characters of a video game (which I happen to like, but woudn't replace it with my life). As for the second thought: functioning in society is possible for everybody, no matter how you look, what you think or what you do. You just have to go out there and meet with the people whom you can care for, love, whatever, but first you have to get up from behind the computer or tv screen. Social life is not for some priviliged people, but for everybody. Oh, and you can stop being constantyl butthurt about my posts. You don't like me (as far as my post on these forums concerned), I get it. And franky I don't mind at all.
Bionuts wrote...
GimmeDaGun wrote...
Jeesh, reading this thread, now I know why I don't consider myself a "true ME fan". This character adoration and virtual waifu fetish gives me the creeps... rather abnormal. I stick with the good old fashioned real life women.
You're so "special" and "different" from those other games right?
I bet you tell all your friends about how you only play 2 hours a week.
GimmeDaGun wrote...
Jeesh, reading this thread, now I know why I don't consider myself a "true ME fan". This character adoration and virtual waifu fetish gives me the creeps... rather abnormal. I stick with the good old fashioned real life women.
Guest_Catch This Fade_*
Indeed. Who else dances like her?Alien Number Six wrote...
Miranda is the only good thing about Cerburus.
GimmeDaGun wrote...
I'm just disgusted about this whole phenomenon concerning the fetish like love for some of the characters of a video game (which I happen to like, but woudn't replace it with my life). As for the second thought: functioning in society is possible for everybody, no matter how you look, what you think or what you do. You just have to go out there and meet with the people whom you can care for, love, whatever, but first you have to get up from behind the computer or tv screen. Social life is not for some priviliged people, but for everybody. Oh, and you can stop being constantyl butthurt about my posts. You don't like me (as far as my post on these forums concerned), I get it. And franky I don't mind at all.
Modifié par Necanor, 17 août 2013 - 07:35 .
Bionuts wrote...
GimmeDaGun wrote...
I'm just disgusted about this whole phenomenon concerning the fetish like love for some of the characters of a video game (which I happen to like, but woudn't replace it with my life). As for the second thought: functioning in society is possible for everybody, no matter how you look, what you think or what you do. You just have to go out there and meet with the people whom you can care for, love, whatever, but first you have to get up from behind the computer or tv screen. Social life is not for some priviliged people, but for everybody. Oh, and you can stop being constantyl butthurt about my posts. You don't like me (as far as my post on these forums concerned), I get it. And franky I don't mind at all.
For being such a social stud you sure take video game forums so seriously.
Modifié par GimmeDaGun, 17 août 2013 - 07:47 .
Necanor wrote...
GimmeDaGun wrote...
I'm just disgusted about this whole phenomenon concerning the fetish like love for some of the characters of a video game (which I happen to like, but woudn't replace it with my life). As for the second thought: functioning in society is possible for everybody, no matter how you look, what you think or what you do. You just have to go out there and meet with the people whom you can care for, love, whatever, but first you have to get up from behind the computer or tv screen. Social life is not for some priviliged people, but for everybody. Oh, and you can stop being constantyl butthurt about my posts. You don't like me (as far as my post on these forums concerned), I get it. And franky I don't mind at all.
Franky, who's Franky? I actually have a social life, I just go on BSN when I'm bored, on vacation(like now) or have nothing better to do. It's fun to have over-the-top waifu fights and post tongue-in-cheek threads like this. What's so wrong about that?
It's not like I'm a Tali fetishist or anything:innocent:
GimmeDaGun wrote...
Bionuts wrote...
GimmeDaGun wrote...
I'm just disgusted about this whole phenomenon concerning the fetish like love for some of the characters of a video game (which I happen to like, but woudn't replace it with my life). As for the second thought: functioning in society is possible for everybody, no matter how you look, what you think or what you do. You just have to go out there and meet with the people whom you can care for, love, whatever, but first you have to get up from behind the computer or tv screen. Social life is not for some priviliged people, but for everybody. Oh, and you can stop being constantyl butthurt about my posts. You don't like me (as far as my post on these forums concerned), I get it. And franky I don't mind at all.
For being such a social stud you sure take video game forums so seriously.
This the only video game forums I'm registered to. From time to time I check it just for the sake of it. To me it was a hub of news for ME3 and the DLCs. So I guess, old habits die hard. I don't take it seriously. I only reacted to the things I see here. Call it opposing opinion and since there is a freedom of speech (sort of) I just dared to express my - maybe not so humble - opinion about it. That's how it goes.
Bionuts wrote...
But my ass was too big to get through the basement door
Baelrahn wrote...
GimmeDaGun wrote...
Jeesh, reading this thread, now I know why I don't consider myself a "true ME fan". This character adoration and virtual waifu fetish gives me the creeps... rather abnormal. I stick with the good old fashioned real life women.
Character adoration is alright, if you take it for it's original french meaning. Glorification can be psychologically unproblematic. There are fictional characters I like better than some people.
It's the stuff with nudity and sexualization that creeps me out -- yet in the same way some dudes overdo it with actresses, ex-girls or even "classic" pornography. My point being, there are enough people into "real" women who are equally deranged.
GimmeDaGun wrote...
Bionuts wrote...
GimmeDaGun wrote...
Jeesh, reading this thread, now I know why I don't consider myself a "true ME fan". This character adoration and virtual waifu fetish gives me the creeps... rather abnormal. I stick with the good old fashioned real life women.
You're so "special" and "different" from those other games right?
I bet you tell all your friends about how you only play 2 hours a week.
Wish I had time to play. But I have lots of work to do. I like playing video games, I love sci-fi, though I would not consider myself a big gamer, since I don't play too many games and I don't have too much time for them. Most of my friends don't play any kind of computer games at all, since they don't like them, but I have a few friends, even colleagues who do. I never show off about not playing. Everybody knows that's it's one of my hobbies and that I adore epic stories. I only say that this whole character-fetish that is demonstrated here in the BSN is quite...well... interesting. It may come off as being condescending. Maybe it is, but I truly find this thing idiotic.
Modifié par pirate1802, 17 août 2013 - 07:40 .
MassivelyEffective0730 wrote...
GimmeDaGun wrote...
Bionuts wrote...
GimmeDaGun wrote...
I'm just disgusted about this whole phenomenon concerning the fetish like love for some of the characters of a video game (which I happen to like, but woudn't replace it with my life). As for the second thought: functioning in society is possible for everybody, no matter how you look, what you think or what you do. You just have to go out there and meet with the people whom you can care for, love, whatever, but first you have to get up from behind the computer or tv screen. Social life is not for some priviliged people, but for everybody. Oh, and you can stop being constantyl butthurt about my posts. You don't like me (as far as my post on these forums concerned), I get it. And franky I don't mind at all.
For being such a social stud you sure take video game forums so seriously.
This the only video game forums I'm registered to. From time to time I check it just for the sake of it. To me it was a hub of news for ME3 and the DLCs. So I guess, old habits die hard. I don't take it seriously. I only reacted to the things I see here. Call it opposing opinion and since there is a freedom of speech (sort of) I just dared to express my - maybe not so humble - opinion about it. That's how it goes.
Freedom of Speech.... BSN.... right....
When the food runs low, the adverage will rule the Earth. We're just preparing for the inevitable.Necanor wrote...
Bionuts wrote...
But my ass was too big to get through the basement door
That's why I go to the gym 4 times per week, I don't wanna look like an average American.
Yeah, especially in the Citadel dlc in ME3. Let her run through a hologram in the archives, you can see her face clearly, except for the mouth and hair.pirate1802 wrote...
Necantor, isn't it a bit exaggerating to say that you can "clearly" see Talai's face though her helmet? Yes you can vaguely make out her facial features and her weirdass glowing eyes. But clearly? I dunno.. Unless you have xray eyes i guess.
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