ERJAK1 wrote...
p0mt3 wrote...
Pretty sure FemShep can fall in love with the female team members, as well.
Kelly/Liara don't count.
Only in a completely off screen capacity. Tali does just enough flirting to make you angry that it's going nowhere in game.
digitalfiction wrote...
Its a shame you can't catch Jack shooting up and turn it into her crying on your shoulder and "confiding" in you... and in your naughty bits.
Kyero wrote...
I'm so sorry not all the characters are ****in Bi or lesbians. Jesus people act like 90% of females are bi or lesbian.
Keltoris wrote...
digitalfiction wrote...
Its a shame you can't catch Jack shooting up and turn it into her crying on your shoulder and "confiding" in you... and in your naughty bits.
How do you catch her at all?
I've seen the crying from the trailers, but never ingame.
I must be too nice.
agrue wrote...
Kyero wrote...
I'm so sorry not all the characters are ****in Bi or lesbians. Jesus people act like 90% of females are bi or lesbian.
Normally, no. But you're Shepard, hero of the Citadel, savior of the galaxy. So they just can't help it.
ROFL. That could make later conversations with Chakwas incredibly awkward...Dave of Canada wrote...
Shepard should have a paragon / renegade interrupt in every discussion that eventually leads to the person sleeping with you.
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Aris Ravenstar wrote...
ROFL. That could make later conversations with Chakwas incredibly awkward...Dave of Canada wrote...
Shepard should have a paragon / renegade interrupt in every discussion that eventually leads to the person sleeping with you.
EDIT: Or GRUNT. Gaaaaah, need the brain bleach.
Dave of Canada wrote...
agrue wrote...
Kyero wrote...
I'm so sorry not all the characters are ****in Bi or lesbians. Jesus people act like 90% of females are bi or lesbian.
Normally, no. But you're Shepard, hero of the Citadel, savior of the galaxy. So they just can't help it.
Shepard should have a paragon / renegade interrupt in every discussion that eventually leads to the person sleeping with you.
Dave of Canada wrote...
Shepard should have a paragon / renegade interrupt in every discussion that eventually leads to the person sleeping with you.
jellobell wrote...
All of the romance sub-plots are very well done whether male or female. My personal favourite is Garrus, and the scars don't detract from it at all in my opinion (though I suppose I'm a bit biased). Thane's isn't bad either, and even though he's suffering from some major Carth/Sky syndrome it's well-written and dramatic. I felt that the Tali and Garrus romances had an automatic leg up over the competition though, because of their shared backstory with Shepard. They feel like they progress more realistically, which is helped by the time spent on establishing their characters in ME1, when the writers didn't have to worry about making them romanceable.
Mahalat wrote...
The Hanar are looking for a cure, and Shep might ask Mordin to help!
agrue wrote...
Mahalat wrote...
The Hanar are looking for a cure, and Shep might ask Mordin to help!
Now here's something that kept bugging me. From the start, you can ask Mordin whether there are any medical issues among the crew. You recruit some guy that could drop dead at any time but that should hopefully last long enough to make a suicide run...and he won't even offer to examine him?
Mahalat wrote...
agrue wrote...
Mahalat wrote...
The Hanar are looking for a cure, and Shep might ask Mordin to help!
Now here's something that kept bugging me. From the start, you can ask Mordin whether there are any medical issues among the crew. You recruit some guy that could drop dead at any time but that should hopefully last long enough to make a suicide run...and he won't even offer to examine him?
That bugs me, too. Also, they can cure your scars, well, cure your death, but can't minimize Garrus's scars? I mean, I am of the "chicks digs scars" group, but stil.. as anachronistic as the elevators in ME1, imho.
Faerlyte wrote...
I love Garrus. He's the one character I wanted to romance in the first game and I'm ecstatic that BioWare came through in the second, scars and all.
I don't have anything against Thane or Jacob particularly. They're both better than Kaiden in my opinion.
Garrus for the win. He's awesome.
Dave of Canada wrote...
Mahalat wrote...
agrue wrote...
Mahalat wrote...
The Hanar are looking for a cure, and Shep might ask Mordin to help!
Now here's something that kept bugging me. From the start, you can ask Mordin whether there are any medical issues among the crew. You recruit some guy that could drop dead at any time but that should hopefully last long enough to make a suicide run...and he won't even offer to examine him?
That bugs me, too. Also, they can cure your scars, well, cure your death, but can't minimize Garrus's scars? I mean, I am of the "chicks digs scars" group, but stil.. as anachronistic as the elevators in ME1, imho.
Shepard cost bajillions to bring him back from the dead, I doubt the Illusive Man would go and spend money on a Turian that's still alive.
This is what makes Garrus my new favorite love interest. The gradual change from friend in the first game to love interest in the second was done incredibly well and gave the relationship a layer that most LIs don't have. It was a lot more satisfying than the usual 'getting to know each other > awkward flirting > in love forever' formula that moves way too fast for how serious they supposedly are for each other.jellobell wrote...
All of the romance sub-plots are very well done whether male or female. My personal favourite is Garrus, and the scars don't detract from it at all in my opinion (though I suppose I'm a bit biased). Thane's isn't bad either, and even though he's suffering from some major Carth/Sky syndrome it's well-written and dramatic. I felt that the Tali and Garrus romances had an automatic leg up over the competition though, because of their shared backstory with Shepard. They feel like they progress more realistically, which is helped by the time spent on establishing their characters in ME1, when the writers didn't have to worry about making them romanceable.
Aris Ravenstar wrote...
jellobell wrote...
All of the romance sub-plots are very well done whether male or female. My personal favourite is Garrus, and the scars don't detract from it at all in my opinion (though I suppose I'm a bit biased). Thane's isn't bad either, and even though he's suffering from some major Carth/Sky syndrome it's well-written and dramatic. I felt that the Tali and Garrus romances had an automatic leg up over the competition though, because of their shared backstory with Shepard. They feel like they progress more realistically, which is helped by the time spent on establishing their characters in ME1, when the writers didn't have to worry about making them romanceable.
This is what makes Garrus my new favorite love interest. The gradual change from friend in the first game to love interest in the second was done incredibly well and gave the relationship a layer that most LIs don't have. It was a lot more satisfying than the usual 'getting to know each other > awkward flirting > in love forever' formula that moves way too fast for how serious they supposedly are for each other.
Aris Ravenstar wrote...
This is what makes Garrus my new favorite love interest. The gradual change from friend in the first game to love interest in the second was done incredibly well and gave the relationship a layer that most LIs don't have. It was a lot more satisfying than the usual 'getting to know each other > awkward flirting > in love forever' formula that moves way too fast for how serious they supposedly are for each other.jellobell wrote...
All of the romance sub-plots are very well done whether male or female. My personal favourite is Garrus, and the scars don't detract from it at all in my opinion (though I suppose I'm a bit biased). Thane's isn't bad either, and even though he's suffering from some major Carth/Sky syndrome it's well-written and dramatic. I felt that the Tali and Garrus romances had an automatic leg up over the competition though, because of their shared backstory with Shepard. They feel like they progress more realistically, which is helped by the time spent on establishing their characters in ME1, when the writers didn't have to worry about making them romanceable.
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