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[spirosz]

I would of left him in the books.

[TheMyron]

spirosz wrote...

I would of left him in the books.

That's an idea, except his disappearance will have to be explained... I really hate it when a story-making company applies certain section to the grand story to totally different forms of media... Three games for the most part, and a couple of comics books, at least one pictureless novel (really Bioware?), and an animated cartoon whose style (both verbal and graphic) is meant for little kids...

[Oni Changas]

Would HAVE or WOULD'VE

And KL would have gone over well if Retribution, his ONLY canon appearance in a novel, were used as the basis for him to keep consistent and had he been introduced in ME2.

[TheMyron]

NeonFlux117 wrote...

paralyze him from the neck down.

Then.... Have him endure a One Direction concert.... In time loop for 10 years straight.

And then, when his soul and mind is, ashes....

Then, he has my permission to die.

But Kai Leng doesn't welcome death... he fears it.

[ToJKa1]

Well, i only know him as Fai "Plot Armor" Ling of ME3 (as in, would be a one hit kill without his plot armor), so to quote a colorful expression from a Stephen King book (forgot which one), "rip off his head and **** down his throat" 

Really, i hate that guy. And not in the good way like Loghain in Origins, but in the "why the hell was he included!? :pinched:" way. Please BioWare, never again include a trash talking wussy who has a plot armor and knows it.

Modifié par ToJKa1, 08 janvier 2014 - 03:10 .

[Smashmouth]

TheMyron wrote...

Smashmouth wrote...

shoot both knee caps...then while he tries to escape on monkey bars over flames follow him on a hover craft while repeatedly poking him with sharp pointy sticks

Is that a spoof from somewhere?

Getting shot in the knees is a reference to what Anderson did, as for the rest...not to my knowledge! :innocent:

[Argentoid]

I'd have him make a cameo in ME2.
Then make at least a Paragon/Renegade dialogue option between Shepard and him during Cerberus HQ.

If you didn't notice, you can't dialogue with him, just "auto-dialogue".

[NeonFlux117]

Argentoid wrote...

I'd have him make a cameo in ME2.
Then make at least a Paragon/Renegade dialogue option between Shepard and him during Cerberus HQ.

If you didn't notice, you can't dialogue with him, just "auto-dialogue".

I like this idea. Kai Leng should have made an appearace after your decesion about the Collector base and duing the convo with TIM about your decesion. 

And we should have had convo's with him in ME3. Yes, good idea. 


In the leaked original script, Kai Leng was such a menacing character. He truly was a rival and worthy villain in the Origincal Script. 

I'd love for a "Directors cut" of ME3 with the original script. 

Kai Lame's charcter in ME3 was so, so, so dumb. 

[shodiswe]

Don't care, he died like all the other assaulttroopers and indoctrinated unimportant people. He just happend to have a name that we learned about.

[MattFini]

What I want to know is does anyone ever NOT take the renegade interrupt to stab him?

[sevalaricgirl]

I just played ME3, I know...I know...  I can't stand how poorly written some of it was. Bioware could have done so much better. I got sick of how Shep who could take down a reaper in 2 couldn't hit the broad side of a barn when 1) he was an easy target against the counselor and 2) when he was three feet away from her. I won't tell you what I'd do to him, it would be very, very painful in a deviant sort of way.

Modifié par sevalaricgirl, 13 janvier 2014 - 01:36 .

[NeonFlux117]

MattFini wrote...

What I want to know is does anyone ever NOT take the renegade interrupt to stab him?

What I want to know is.... Who does not, not play as a Renegade!!! It truly is the only way to roll. That renegade interupt is probably top 10 or so in the series tho. It was good. 

[Comrade Wakizashi]

I don't think I would physically torture him so much. He's not worth that much effort, and most important is that he just dies.

However, before he dies, I think it's important to mentally break him in a way. Mostly because of the fact that that's his domain. He always taunts Shepard, speaks about Shepard's inferioty and his own infallibility and superiority. That's the thing I hate most about villains in general: them always having control somehow, always having something up their sleaves for their next move, always believing in their own ultimate victory, despite how many times you defeat them.

It would be enjoyable to take away that smug attitude and make Kai Leng understand his failure. Understand his own inferiority compared to Shepard and the Alliance. And when he well and truly understands that, and gives up his hopes of victory or infallibility, when he truly understands his defeat and the closeness of his demise, then I would kill him.

That's why I love the Paragon way of dealing with the Illusive Man. Making him understand his own failure, his betrayal of mankind and his powerless submission to the Reapers before he died was incredibly satisfying to end the life of such a smug bastard.

Modifié par Comrade Wakizashi, 13 janvier 2014 - 04:25 .

[wright1978]

Bricking him up behind a wall and letting him starve to death.

[Invisible Man]

Comrade Wakizashi wrote...

I don't think I would physically torture him so much. He's not worth that much effort, and most important is that he just dies.

However, before he dies, I think it's important to mentally break him in a way. Mostly because of the fact that that's his domain. He always taunts Shepard, speaks about Shepard's inferioty and his own infallibility and superiority. That's the thing I hate most about villains in general: them always having control somehow, always having something up their sleaves for their next move, always believing in their own ultimate victory, despite how many times you defeat them.

It would be enjoyable to take away that smug attitude and make Kai Leng understand his failure. Understand his own inferiority compared to Shepard and the Alliance. And when he well and truly understands that, and gives up his hopes of victory or infallibility, when he truly understands his defeat and the closeness of his demise, then I would kill him.

That's why I love the Paragon way of dealing with the Illusive Man. Making him understand his own failure, his betrayal of mankind and his powerless submission to the Reapers before he died was incredibly satisfying to end the life of such a smug bastard.

I really wish we could talk kl into gutting himself with that sword of his, I think that would have made my day. in response to the renegade interrupt question, I didn't use it once, just to see what would happen... in that instant renegade is better, by far. 

[NeonFlux117]

I hope we get a Kai Leng prequel game.

Leng's adventures on Omega. Squaring of against Anderson. Eating cereal and being all space ninja and stuff.

Do it BioWare. Day 1 buy for me. I'll pre-order the crap outta it. Also BioWare, you could make day 1 DLC on disk that involves kai leng eating cereal. Do it. Do it now. Make sure you charge for it. I'd say at least 10 bucks. You might be able to make it 15 if you add a new locale and maybe Shepard as a squadmate or something.

Seems legit. Go for it.

Kai Leng is the hero BSN and Mass Effect deserve... But not the one it needs right now.

[jamesp81]

I am not into lingering, torturous deaths.  Shepard is a soldier.  He kills quickly and efficiently because it's his job, and someone has to do it.

[Invisible Man]

jamesp81 wrote...

I am not into lingering, torturous deaths.  Shepard is a soldier.  He kills quickly and efficiently because it's his job, and someone has to do it.

though killing kl is more then a job, it's a fringe benefit. or a fridge benefit if you cut him up into neat baggy sized pieces. 

[Comrade Wakizashi]

StreetMagic wrote...

Renegade Shepard admits he'd torture someone, if you agree with Thane about what he did to the batarians who killed his wife.

Oddly, you can kind of be put in the same situation with Leng, if a romanced Miranda got killed (edit: or Thane, in Femshep's case). Although personally, I'd mostly blame myself if that was the case.

I was sort of in that situation. I romanced Miranda in ME2, but didn't pursue it further in ME3.
Made me feel pretty damn guilty, especially when she died, I must admit.

[Kingthlayer]

I would have him in my squad. His book character fit perfectly inline with Shepard. And I would have him be a female romance option because they needed a better human option.

[Comrade Wakizashi]

Invisible Man wrote...

Comrade Wakizashi wrote...

I don't think I would physically torture him so much. He's not worth that much effort, and most important is that he just dies.

However, before he dies, I think it's important to mentally break him in a way. Mostly because of the fact that that's his domain. He always taunts Shepard, speaks about Shepard's inferioty and his own infallibility and superiority. That's the thing I hate most about villains in general: them always having control somehow, always having something up their sleaves for their next move, always believing in their own ultimate victory, despite how many times you defeat them.

It would be enjoyable to take away that smug attitude and make Kai Leng understand his failure. Understand his own inferiority compared to Shepard and the Alliance. And when he well and truly understands that, and gives up his hopes of victory or infallibility, when he truly understands his defeat and the closeness of his demise, then I would kill him.

That's why I love the Paragon way of dealing with the Illusive Man. Making him understand his own failure, his betrayal of mankind and his powerless submission to the Reapers before he died was incredibly satisfying to end the life of such a smug bastard.

I really wish we could talk kl into gutting himself with that sword of his, I think that would have made my day. in response to the renegade interrupt question, I didn't use it once, just to see what would happen... in that instant renegade is better, by far. 

Good point. Breaking his will in such a way that he would take his own life would be more than satisfying.

[TheMyron]

MattFini wrote...

What I want to know is does anyone ever NOT take the renegade interrupt to stab him?

I didn't on my first playthrough in hopes that I would take the blade as a trophy.

[TheMyron]

shodiswe wrote...

Don't care, he died like all the other assaulttroopers and indoctrinated unimportant people. He just happend to have a name that we learned about.

Aren't chicks important? My conscious hurts whenever I think of all the Nemeses' and Phantoms I've killed... I keep having to remind myself that it was an act of mercy.

[TheMyron]

NeonFlux117 wrote...

I hope we get a Kai Leng prequel game.

Leng's adventures on Omega. Squaring of against Anderson. Eating cereal and being all space ninja and stuff.

Do it BioWare. Day 1 buy for me. I'll pre-order the crap outta it. Also BioWare, you could make day 1 DLC on disk that involves kai leng eating cereal. Do it. Do it now. Make sure you charge for it. I'd say at least 10 bucks. You might be able to make it 15 if you add a new locale and maybe Shepard as a squadmate or something.

Seems legit. Go for it.

Kai Leng is the hero BSN and Mass Effect deserve... But not the one it needs right now.

I don't want to see an Asari's throat get slit, let alone while she's in a helpless state.