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[sandalisthemaker]

11/10 for your avi, OP.

[DaemionMoadrin]

Tela Vasir should've lived and become a companion

 

Tela Vasir was Renegade Shepard in blue.

[AresKeith]

Tela Vasir was Renegade Shepard in blue.

 

Most Spectres pretty much are renegades 

[Xen]

Most Spectres pretty much are renegades 

Jondam Bau seemed a bit more idealistic/ Paragon, what with admitting a respect for Kasumi despite being tasked with tracking her down and arresting her.

[AresKeith]

Jondam Bau seemed a bit more idealistic/ Paragon, what with admitting a respect for Kasumi despite being tasked with tracking her down and arresting her.

 

I did say most

[CuriousArtemis]

Should there be Asari with male body types?

Should we have boob armour?

Should there be more female turian characters?

Discuss.

 

I would be really sad if they ever retconned asari and put some of them in male bodies. The fact that they are monogendered but sort of "stuck" in the female body, but don't have notions of masculinity or femininity, means a whole lot to me

[Hanako Ikezawa]

Ah, footbinding... lasted until the early 20th Century, I believe.

Yeah, when the People's Republic of China took control they stopped the practice. 

[Lady Artifice]

Tela Vasir should've lived and become a companion

 

She was very interesting. The Asari companion concept I'm most drawn to, though, is the idea of a "good" Ardat Yakshi. Perfectly noble intentions, and the constant temptation to ignore them and cause havoc.

[Steelcan]

She was very interesting. The Asari companion concept I'm most drawn to, though, is the idea of a "good" Ardat Yakshi. Perfectly noble intentions, and the constant temptation to ignore them and cause havoc.

[Seboist]

Tela Vasir was Renegade Shepard in blue.

 

I still wish she could've been made into a squadmate and waifu for Renegade Shep. I would've made an exception to my "no romancing aliens" rule for her too.

[RINNZ]

She was very interesting. The Asari companion concept I'm most drawn to, though, is the idea of a "good" Ardat Yakshi. Perfectly noble intentions, and the constant temptation to ignore them and cause havoc.

I don't get it. It's Paarthanux, but...

[Steelcan]

I don't get it. It's Paarthanux, but...

it relates to the "good" ardat yakshi idea

 

I'll wait

[RINNZ]

Oh. His final words if you actually kill him.

I just walked away.

[Lady Artifice]

I never, ever, ever kill him. 

 

What are his final words? 

 

I mean, I can see the comparison though. 

[Steelcan]

I never, ever, ever kill him. 

 

What are his final words? 

 

I mean, I can see the comparison though. 

[RINNZ]

"What is better- to be born good, or to overcome your evil nature with great effort?"

Oh my gutt...

[BabyPuncher]

Probably the stupidest choice I've ever encountered in an RPG. Great job there, Bethesda.

[Lady Artifice]

I love Paarthurnax.

 

I head canon that he eventually let my Dragonborn fly on him. 

[Valkyrja]

You were expecting anything other than stupidity from a Bethesda game?

 

New Vegas made Fallout 3 look like amateur hour.

[FKA_Servo]

I never, ever, ever kill him. 
 
What are his final words? 
 
I mean, I can see the comparison though.

Mods mods mods.

:-D

[Seboist]

I had no qualms with killing Paarthunax, If I'm going to spend a whole game wiping out dragons, then I'm going to be thorough about it.

[BabyPuncher]

New Vegas was really not that great. The main plot was solid but not brilliant, the ending was downright bad, the central conflict wasn't done terrible well. That doesn't even touch the barf-colored graphics, wonky gameplay mechanics, and metric ton of bugs.

 

It's a good game. Worth buying, worth playing. A lot of the 'lore' writing is really well done. A lot of the shortcomings are understandable given it was put together in 18 months. But it's not even close to the ideal RPG.

[Br3admax]

Of course not. The Courier was far too much like a real person, and there was a very strong lack of waifus. Not nearly enough Heroism® for my tastes. 

[Lady Artifice]

Mods mods mods.

:-D

 

Console, these days. 

 

So, I have to use my imagination. Which I also did for housing. Building a beautiful manor near a lake is super great and everything, but it gets annoying when Bandits attack every other time I come home. People talk about damaged immersion here. Why would I adopt kids and put them in a house where they can't step outside because there's Bandits everywhere? 

 

So, I pretended that I built a manor in Whiterun instead. And that the display cases actually hold things.