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[Orogun01]

Messianic figures don't need parents, they are born out of midiclorians.

[Garuda One]

I hugged a lot of people threw all of there missions... Jacobs bro hug, the mother of the artist on the Samara Loyalty mission, Tali... forget who else. But the point is you get to hug a lot of people threw everyones Daddy Issues. I think we need more mom issues in the third game.

Also Bioware I think it's come up that most of the Bioware team has had father issues, maybe you guys should go to a doctor or something...

Modifié par Garuda One, 30 janvier 2010 - 04:36 .

[OldMan91]

Messianic figures don't need parents, they are born out of midiclorians.

Take your "midichlorians" and get the hell out. I will not have you tainting this board with your heresy!

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Modifié par OldMan91, 30 janvier 2010 - 04:44 .

[mcvxiii]

This is common in most myths and legends, space opera is a variation on those stories. Jason, Heracles, Oedipus, the offspring of Cronus, any offspring of Zeus/Poseidon, King Arthur, etc. had some sort of paternal/maternal/family issues. It is the driving force of most fiction.

Modifié par mcvxiii, 30 janvier 2010 - 04:57 .

[RobertM5252]

mcvxiii wrote...

This is common in most myths and legends, space opera is a variation on those stories. Jason, Heracles, Oedipus, the offspring of Cronus, any offspring of Zeus/Poseidon, King Arthur, etc. had some sort of paternal/maternal/family issues. It is the driving force of most fiction.

It is a facet of much fiction, yes, but not "most." Furthermore, I would go so far as to say that it is enough of an issue that it's rather cliché. Especially when virtually all the characters in a story all have this same issue.

[Ecael]

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RobertM5252 wrote...

mcvxiii wrote...

This is common in most myths and legends, space opera is a variation on those stories. Jason, Heracles, Oedipus, the offspring of Cronus, any offspring of Zeus/Poseidon, King Arthur, etc. had some sort of paternal/maternal/family issues. It is the driving force of most fiction.

It is a facet of much fiction, yes, but not "most." Furthermore, I would go so far as to say that it is enough of an issue that it's rather cliché. Especially when virtually all the characters in a story all have this same issue.

[Xpheyel]

The cost of bumping this thread is astronomical, over 4 billion credits so far...

[WarlordFil]

Aris Ravenstar wrote...


 Zaeed has a bounty huntress daughter that is actively trying to kill him

Zaeed is Boba Fett?!

[Xeranx]

Xpheyel wrote...

The cost of bumping this thread is astronomical, over 4 billion credits so far...

Heavy risk....

[RobertM5252]

Why create a new topic when an existing one works just as well?

[Skilled Seeker]

RobertM5252 wrote...

Why create a new topic when an existing one works just as well?

Agreed ignore the haters. Its only necromancing if you have nothing to add.

[Hyper Cutter]

Schneidend wrote...

Even Shepard is not immune. Shep's father is dead in all of the backgrounds, if I recall correctly.

As far as we know, I think, Spacer!Shepard's father is still alive

Modifié par Hyper Cutter, 24 avril 2010 - 09:55 .

[Xpheyel]

Xeranx wrote...

Xpheyel wrote...

The cost of bumping this thread is astronomical, over 4 billion credits so far...

Heavy risk....

Still the same old ice-queen.