non-Shepard ingame romances

#26
Guest_StreetMagic_*

Posté 11 février 2014 - 06:36

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BeastSaver wrote...

I didn't get that meaning out of what was said at all. He told Jack he wanted to touch her (to read her, I'm assuming), and she told him to touch himself.

She said "Go touch yourself". Then he shamelessly says he reserves that for after the party.

Han Shot First wrote...

In the regular game Javik views
Shepard being involved in an interspecies relationships as pointless
because it won't produce any human children. .

Ah, never caught that. He's right though. That's one reason why I dislike it myself (on a larger scale at least, it doesn't set a good precedent).

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#27
cap and gown

Posté 11 février 2014 - 10:02

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Han Shot First wrote...

In the regular game Javik views Shepard being involved in an interspecies relationships as pointless because it won't produce any human children.

Shouldn't he say the same thing when Femshep hooks up with Traynor? (He doesn't, btw.) Also, does this mean he is cool with humans producing Asari children?

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#28
RangerSG

Posté 11 février 2014 - 10:26

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cap and gown wrote...

Han Shot First wrote...

In the regular game Javik views Shepard being involved in an interspecies relationships as pointless because it won't produce any human children.

Shouldn't he say the same thing when Femshep hooks up with Traynor? (He doesn't, btw.) Also, does this mean he is cool with humans producing Asari children?

I took that as another moment of Javik trolling. Besides, in the case of the Asari, that objection doesn't hold. And I'm sure he's aware of that.

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Posté 11 février 2014 - 10:32

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How does the objection not hold? Blue babies aren't human.

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#30
RangerSG

Posté 11 février 2014 - 10:40

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StreetMagic wrote...

How does the objection not hold? Blue babies aren't human.

It's still not an absolute inability to procreate, like with other races where there is obvious genetic incompatibility. Regardless of the race, it's still Sheps' child.

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#31
themikefest

Posté 11 février 2014 - 10:43

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cap and gown wrote...

Han Shot First wrote...

In the regular game Javik views Shepard being involved in an interspecies relationships as pointless because it won't produce any human children.

Shouldn't he say the same thing when Femshep hooks up with Traynor? (He doesn't, btw.) Also, does this mean he is cool with humans producing Asari children?

I wouldn't be surprised in 170 years from now that two women, with help from doctors, can have a baby without needing a male. There are a few articles mentioning that it could be possible in the future.

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#32
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Posté 11 février 2014 - 10:45

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RangerSG wrote...

StreetMagic wrote...

How does the objection not hold? Blue babies aren't human.

It's still not an absolute inability to procreate, like with other races where there is obvious genetic incompatibility. Regardless of the race, it's still Sheps' child.

Fair enough. It is his/her child, I guess.. I'm just not sure in what way. The Asari strike me as one of the more alien races.. even if it's not obvious at first.

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#33
Han Shot First

Posté 12 février 2014 - 03:03

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RangerSG wrote...

StreetMagic wrote...

How does the objection not hold? Blue babies aren't human.

It's still not an absolute inability to procreate, like with other races where there is obvious genetic incompatibility. Regardless of the race, it's still Sheps' child.

I think with Javik it is more a case of the Protheans viewing the proper relationship between species as being some sort of Darwinian struggle for dominance. Thus Shepard having a child with an Asari is unnatural to him, because Shepard is helping another species reproduce rather than his own.

He probably doesn't have a problem at all with it from Liara's perspective though.

"Very clever Asari. You have manipulated the foolish humans into making your species stronger."