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[von uber]

Come on! Four friends getting together with a bowl of popcorn versus sitting alone at your computer with a headset?

 

Er.. why not a group of friends sat by a PC with popcorn? Or a PC plugged into a TV? And so on...

[congokong]

I do that to for my Female Cousland as well, although I prefer the male version as it was one I discovered on accident (much to my enjoyment) and I like certain icy blonds.

I wouldn't want to marry Anora.

 

Spoiler

She simply sees the political advantage to it. No love there. I'm sure she's all about duty in the bedroom too. You can arrange for her to marry Alistair but then she potentially betrays you at the landsmeet. Arl Eamon says Alistair will rule and she says "So much for our plan to rule together." I was thinking that plan ended when she betrayed us.

 

What makes for an interesting twist though is where the pc and Alistair arrange to marry. It looks like you're getting a happy ending, but then the warden makes the ultimate sacrifice. Of course without PC mods you have to leave Alistair at the gates to do it.

[ImaginaryMatter]

I wouldn't want to marry Anora. She simply sees the political advantage to it. No love there. I'm sure she's all about duty in the bedroom too. You can arrange for her to marry Alistair but then she potentially betrays you at the landsmeet. Arl Eamon says Alistair will rule and she says "So much for our plan to rule together." I was thinking that plan ended when she betrayed us.

 

What makes for an interesting twist though is where the pc and Alistair arrange to marry. It looks like you're getting a happy ending, but then the warden makes the ultimate sacrifice. Of course without PC mods you have to leave Alistair at the gates to do it.

 

We should probably use spoiler tags.

 

Spoiler

I head-canon that the relationship grows into something more than a political marriage, my male Cousland is nearly the same kind of ruthless Anora is. For my female Cousland I have Alistar partake in Morrigan's ritual because she wants them to live together.

[von uber]

We should probably use spoiler tags.

 

Yes, you should

[congokong]

We should probably use spoiler tags.

 

Spoiler

I head-canon that the relationship grows into something more than a political marriage, my male Cousland is nearly the same kind of ruthless Anora is. For my female Cousland I have Alistar partake in Morrigan's ritual because she wants them to live together.

I'm sorry. It didn't even cross my mind. I've edited the post.

[CrutchCricket]

Come on! Four friends getting together with a bowl of popcorn versus sitting alone at your computer with a headset?

 

Rage averted.

 

I'll give you local multiplayer. Though it is becoming less and less common...

[The Sarendoctrinator]

Local multiplayer is the only kind of multiplayer I enjoy. I tried ME3's once on a public console, didn't care for it. It's only fun when I'm playing with family and friends in the same room, laughing about all the crazy stuff happening in the game. 

 

 

The Council expresses doubt about the Reapers being real, and Shepard's response (veiled autodialogue, iirc; dialogue wheel yields the same thing regardless which option is chosen) is something like: Fifty-thousand years ago the Reapers wiped out all galactic civilization. If Saren finds the conduit, it will happen again!

True, Shepard doesn't always make a good argument. I think he should have focused more on preventing or preparing for an attack, even if they still believe it's going to be geth instead of Reapers. 

 

My first playthrough was Female City Elf.

Holy hell.

Vaughan dies. Every. Single. Time. Only wish there were an option to grab the poker from the fireplace, cook it red-hot and jam it straight up his ass, burn him from the inside out. Haven't done a male City Elf, but I understand the path is different?

 

I played it as a rogue, and luckily got the spin-o-rama decapitation animation on Vaughan. It was very satisfying.

 

Spoiler

Yes, you and Soris have to infiltrate the castle disguised as lowly staff, and your bride-to-be isn't killed, but I think that's about it

 

Same here. Vaughan dies every time. My City Elf is a warrior, so he probably didn't get a spinning attack. I played it so long ago. That sounds awesome though. 

 

Spoiler

Not sure what happens to Soris as a female City Elf, but as a male it's possible for him to get arrested - if you don't admit to killing Vaughan, then someone else will rat you both out, and only the Warden is saved by Duncan.

 

[sH0tgUn jUliA]

Well since my male warden married Anora, and romanced Morrigan....

 

he 

Spoiler

ran off with Morrigan in Witchhunt. "Gods Morrigan, I'm sorry. She was such a stuck up b*tch! What was I thinking? Why else do you think I came all this way? and these people? Pfft. Oh, and I stole these for you. Only had to kill a couple of priests and a Templar."  "They're lovely! Come on! Let's go."

[XXIceColdXX]

Discovering my Shepards team on Akuze died because of Cerberus , also the treatment of Toombs after, I was always pissed off having to join Cerberus.

[SporkFu]

Local multiplayer is the only kind of multiplayer I enjoy. I tried ME3's once on a public console, didn't care for it. It's only fun when I'm playing with family and friends in the same room, laughing about all the crazy stuff happening in the game. 

 

True, Shepard doesn't always make a good argument. I think he should have focused more on preventing or preparing for an attack, even if they still believe it's going to be geth instead of Reapers. 

 

 

 

Same here. Vaughan dies every time. My City Elf is a warrior, so he probably didn't get a spinning attack. I played it so long ago. That sounds awesome though. 

 

Spoiler

Not sure what happens to Soris as a female City Elf, but as a male it's possible for him to get arrested - if you don't admit to killing Vaughan, then someone else will rat you both out, and only the Warden is saved by Duncan.

 

Whenever I played a city elf, I always role-played it as one who stood up for their fellow alienage dwellers against the humans or anyone else.

Spoiler

I always took the blame for the carnage at the castle. Soris goes free and marries his bride-to-be and settles down

[teh DRUMPf!!]

 There's this autodialogue line in response to Wrex saying that female krogan talk too much.

 

Shepard says something like: "Women have good ideas, Wrex. You should listen to them."

 

What crap, right? 

[DeinonSlayer]

Shepard: Are the Krogan ready to fight?
Wreav: Is an Asari ready to mate?
Me:
Shepard: (autodialogue) On Liara's behalf, I am offended.
Me:

[themikefest]

Shepard: Are the Krogan ready to fight?
Wreav: Is an Asari ready to mate?
Me:
Shepard: (autodialogue) On Liara's behalf, I am offended.
Me:

That bothered me as well.

[CrutchCricket]

Shepard: Are the Krogan ready to fight?
Wreav: Is an Asari ready to mate?
Me:
Shepard: (autodialogue) On Liara's behalf, I am offended.
Me:

 

How dare you insult the master race? Yep, I just went there.

[sH0tgUn jUliA]

Shepard: Are the Krogan ready to fight?
Wreav: Is an Asari ready to mate?
Me:
Shepard: (autodialogue) On Liara's behalf, I am offended.
Me:

You're kidding, right. This isn't in the game for a non-Liaramancer. Tell me it isn't. "I am offended." I suppose they could have used "Did a Batarian have four eyes?" Then there wouldn't have been a need to be offended, but I don't think the joke would have quite the same impact. Maybe Colonist/Ruthless Shepard would laugh... maybe?

[Zazzerka]

Shepard: Are the Krogan ready to fight?
Wreav: Is an Asari ready to mate?
Me:
Shepard: (autodialogue) On Liara's behalf, I am offended.
Me:

 

http://social.biowar...461/13#15867567

 

http://social.biowar...7848/3#17519910

 

I was trying to find it on YouTube, but all I got was links to you saying it.

[wolfhowwl]

You're kidding, right. This isn't in the game for a non-Liaramancer. Tell me it isn't. "I am offended." I suppose they could have used "Did a Batarian have four eyes?" Then there wouldn't have been a need to be offended, but I don't think the joke would have quite the same impact. Maybe Colonist/Ruthless Shepard would laugh... maybe?

 

If they're talking about the conversation with Wreav on Surkesh it isn't.

 

Shepard: Are the Krogan ready to fight the Reapers?

Wreav: That's like asking if an Asari is ready to mate.

Liara: Or if Krogan can be brutish thugs.

Wreav: *laughs* This is the fight we were born to win.

 

Returns to dialogue wheel.

[Zazzerka]

So does the "I am offended" line exist or not?

[DeinonSlayer]

http://social.biowar...461/13#15867567

http://social.biowar...7848/3#17519910

I was trying to find it on YouTube, but all I got was links to you saying it.

Last time, I promise.

Just talk to him on Sur'Kesh without Liara in the squad (she speaks for herself if present as Wolf transcribed). Ask if the Krogan are ready to fight. Paragon, renegade, romanced or not, doesn't matter - Shepard is offended on her behalf in her absence.

[sH0tgUn jUliA]

Last time, I promise.

Just talk to him on Sur'Kesh without Liara in the squad (she speaks for herself if present as Wolf transcribed). Ask if the Krogan are ready to fight. Paragon, renegade, romanced or not, doesn't matter - Shepard is offended on her behalf in her absence.

 

What? No one liked my Batarian joke? Damn this is a tough crowd. 

 

Shepard: Are the Krogan ready to fight?

Wreav: Did the Batarians have four eyes?

Colonist/Ruthless Shepard (autodialog): That's sick, Wreav. Sick, but funny.

[themikefest]

Last time, I promise.

Just talk to him on Sur'Kesh without Liara in the squad (she speaks for herself if present as Wolf transcribed). Ask if the Krogan are ready to fight. Paragon, renegade, romanced or not, doesn't matter - Shepard is offended on her behalf in her absence.

I just loaded one of my saves I had and Shepard does say that. That's the main reason why I don't talk to him on Sur'Kesh

[Mordokai]

How dare you insult the master race? Yep, I just went there.

 

Wait, wait, I'm confused...

 

What does PC have to do with this?

 

If they're talking about the conversation with Wreav on Surkesh it isn't.

 

Shepard: Are the Krogan ready to fight the Reapers?

Wreav: That's like asking if an Asari is ready to mate.

Liara: Or if Krogan can be brutish thugs.

Wreav: *laughs* This is the fight we were born to win.

 

Returns to dialogue wheel.

 

Also, from what I understand, if you recruited Wrex in the first game and killed him on Virmire, the dialogue changes and Liara says something to the effect, I see Wrex was the diplomat of the family, or some such.

[CrutchCricket]

Wait, wait, I'm confused...

 

What does PC have to do with this?

 

lol best misunderstanding ever.

 

I like you Mordokai.

 

I meant asari are the actual master race of ME, minus the implied fascism and genocide of course. They're the best at everything and can do no wrong. You have no choice but to like them and cannot ever criticize even an umh... tentacle? on their pretty little heads.

[Mordokai]

lol best misunderstanding ever.

 

I like you Mordokai.

 

I meant asari are the actual master race of ME, minus the implied fascism and genocide of course. They're the best at everything and can do no wrong. You have no choice but to like them and cannot ever criticize even an umh... tentacle? on their pretty little heads.

 

Thanks, you're not bad yourself

 

And well, I actually like asari, for reasons other than fanservice. But I can see why some would a little pissed off at them.

 

Also...

 

Shepard: Are the Krogan ready to fight?
Wreav: Is an Asari ready to mate?
Me:
Shepard: (autodialogue) On Liara's behalf, I am offended.
Me:

 

This makes me happy beyond description because it's another proof for my theory(and not even an insignificant one at that) for my theory that Shepard and Liara are canonically friends

[ImaginaryMatter]

This makes me happy beyond description because it's another proof for my theory(and not even an insignificant one at that) for my theory that Shepard and Liara are canonically friends

 

I think that's more than a theory.