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[LightningPoodle]

Can't. It's Esri's decision.

 

NO! 

[LightningPoodle]

No, but you're being guided too much in this, first time playing it should be blind I feel, it's more fun that way and surprising.

 

She is asking though.

[Serza]

Crim's right. Think it through. You'll see why.

[Basement Cat]

She is asking though.

But it's so much more fun to be evasive in your answer! 'Well, play and find out', 'It depends, really', 'it's a different experience for everyone', etc. She can ask for details later. I like that first, fumbling, hesitant playthrough. You're not sure how everything works, you're not sure how well you will do, but it's always possible to try again and get a really great ending with a little practice and patience.

 

 

There was no double speak whatsoever in the above paragraph. (< _ <)  (>_>) *runs away*

[The Loyal Nub]

But it's so much more fun to be evasive in your answer! 'Well, play and find out', 'It depends, really', 'it's a different experience for everyone', etc. She can ask for details later. I like that first, fumbling, hesitant playthrough. You're not sure how everything works, you're not sure how well you will do, but it's always possible to try again and get a really great ending with a little practice and patience.

 

 

There was no double speak whatsoever in the above paragraph. (< _ <)  (>_>) *runs away*

 

I did go blind through ME 1 (which I finished yesterday) so much so that it became apparent to me (and Uncle) that I'd blasted through most of the main story without doing much of the side-missions! I had to go back yesterday and spend 2 hours going through those just to level up enough to hit Illos. Just started ME 2 and am mostly going to go blind albeit I do know spoilers relating to Liara and Miranda already.

[Dgyre]

But it's so much more fun to be evasive in your answer! 'Well, play and find out', 'It depends, really', 'it's a different experience for everyone', etc. She can ask for details later. I like that first, fumbling, hesitant playthrough. You're not sure how everything works, you're not sure how well you will do, but it's always possible to try again and get a really great ending with a little practice and patience.

 

 

There was no double speak whatsoever in the above paragraph. (< _ <)  (>_>) *runs away*

 

whats the point of talking if you don't have at least one additional meaning for everything you say

[YourFunnyUncle]

There was no double speak whatsoever in the above paragraph. (< _ <)  (>_>) *runs away*

That would be a first.

[YourFunnyUncle]

Here's one for Alexia: Hawke and Isabela with a Griffon, because why not?

 

Source.

[LightningPoodle]

But it's so much more fun to be evasive in your answer! 'Well, play and find out', 'It depends, really', 'it's a different experience for everyone', etc. She can ask for details later. I like that first, fumbling, hesitant playthrough. You're not sure how everything works, you're not sure how well you will do, but it's always possible to try again and get a really great ending with a little practice and patience.

 

 

There was no double speak whatsoever in the above paragraph. (< _ <)  (>_>) *runs away*

 

But then it feels like I'm wasting an answer, that isn't even an answer.

[Lady Luminous]

No, but you're being guided too much in this, first time playing it should be blind I feel, it's more fun that way and surprising.

 

 

I'm sorry, I like clear direction!  

[Lady Luminous]

But it's so much more fun to be evasive in your answer! 'Well, play and find out', 'It depends, really', 'it's a different experience for everyone', etc. She can ask for details later. I like that first, fumbling, hesitant playthrough. You're not sure how everything works, you're not sure how well you will do, but it's always possible to try again and get a really great ending with a little practice and patience.

 

 

There was no double speak whatsoever in the above paragraph. (< _ <)  (>_>) *runs away*

 

I did go blind through ME 1 (which I finished yesterday) so much so that it became apparent to me (and Uncle) that I'd blasted through most of the main story without doing much of the side-missions! I had to go back yesterday and spend 2 hours going through those just to level up enough to hit Illos. Just started ME 2 and am mostly going to go blind albeit I do know spoilers relating to Liara and Miranda already.

 

That's my problem. I was so focused on ME1 and destroying Saren that I didn't play most of the game, and I don't really want to go back and replay it for the side mission now. I don't want to miss major content through being dumb!

[Serza]

But then it feels like I'm wasting an answer, that isn't even an answer.

 

No, you're being a nightingale if you do that...

 

Or an Orlesian.

[The Loyal Nub]

That's my problem. I was so focused on ME1 and destroying Saren that I didn't play most of the game, and I don't really want to go back and replay it for the side mission now. I don't want to miss major content through being dumb!

 

Honestly it took two hours or slightly less to plow through a lot of it. Half of it was really interesting and the other the kind of thing fans of bashing DA:I's side missions would probably roll their eyes at. I did what I could and made sure to do a ton of planet surveys and then hit the main mission on Illos which was glorious!

[Lady Luminous]

NO! 

 

Oh you baby. This is why Esri is the badass commander. She makes the hard decisions!

[Lady Luminous]

I did the bulk of the side quests in ME1, simply because it was the first game and universe that really pulled me in, in a while. So I wanted to get as much out of the game as I could. I did bulldoze through ME2 though. That's probably why my suicide mission went to hell early on and Shep ended up kicking the bucket. Learned my lesson from that and did 100% the game my 2nd playthrough. 

 

 

Ah, Action Bronson is a rapper after my own heart. Beats that are not 90% loud bass thumping and he use to be a professional chef so he references cooking and food in his lyrics a lot.  

 

...Shepard can die??

[LightningPoodle]

Oh you baby. This is why Esri is the badass commander. She makes the hard decisions!

 

Legion Voice: Does this life form have a soul?

[Aimi]

...Shepard can die??

Yes. If too many squadmates die in the Suicide Mission and there is only one person left, Shepard won't survive and you get a nonstandard game-over cutscene between Joker and Timmy.

[LightningPoodle]

...Shepard can die??

 

Yes but you have loyal squad members so don't worry about that.

 

Just, in the suicide mission

Spoiler

think about the different choices you have.

[Lady Luminous]

Yes. If too many squadmates die in the Suicide Mission and there is only one person left, Shepard won't survive and you get a nonstandard game-over cutscene between Joker and Timmy.

 

Oh, okay. I thought it like would change things in your ME3 game or something. 

[Lady Luminous]

Legion Voice: Does this life form have a soul?

 

No. No, I don't think she does. *grin*

[LightningPoodle]

Oh, okay. I thought it like would change things in your ME3 game or something. 

 

Nah. If you die in ME2, you can't import that character into ME3.

[LightningPoodle]

No. No, I don't think she does. *grin*

 

 

...

 

[Lady Luminous]

 

...

 

 

*evil laugh* Did you really expect the person with a face full of glowy orange scars to be lovely and sweet?

[LightningPoodle]

*evil laugh* Did you really expect the person with a face full of glowy orange scars to be lovely and sweet?

 

But for Legion... surely an exception can be made...