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[cindalkitty]

He also has video of Jacob doing shirtless sit-ups. Why would he even... I don't... what?



I am disappoint.



At the same time, it makes me wonder about Kasumi. She'd be a great Shadow Broker operative! But then I suppose once Liara took over, she might know the sources of these leaks.



And since, apparently, the saved letter only shows up after the SM but you could have killed the Broker prior to that, I guess there's either still a leak, Liara hasn't found it, the writers totally overlooked this issue, or Liara's guilty of meddling by intercepting that letter and making it available.

[General Ashous]

It's the Shadow Broker, he finds everything out, somehow. I think the letter is so moving, it is something that I'd likely say to someone I loved (if there is some one out there who feels the same way (which I rather doubt)) before I died. I'd probably use part of it to try and get them to love me in the first place. I think that's one of the best things about Thane's character, he's so deep. He's the kind of guy you want to find yourself lost in, for both his spirituality but also for his personallity. And that's marvelous.

[Fiery Phoenix]

You're supposed to do LOTSB after the suicide mission. Plain and simple.

[cindalkitty]

FieryPhoenix7 wrote...

You're supposed to do LOTSB after the suicide mission. Plain and simple.

You're not the boss of me!

[cindalkitty]

I did do it after the SM.



I'm just sayin'



he's not the boss of me.



You're not the boss of me!

[hanar05]

cindalkitty wrote...
And since, apparently, the saved letter only shows up after the SM but you could have killed the Broker prior to that, I guess there's either still a leak, Liara hasn't found it, the writers totally overlooked this issue, or Liara's guilty of meddling by intercepting that letter and making it available.

I figure that Liara still has ways of getting information from the Normandy
Perhaps she added the letter to the files once Thane had finished it, since she knew Thane meant a lot to Shepard.

[disconnect7]

www.youtube.com/watch


Just thought I'd post this

This video has some fabulous editing!

Modifié par disconnect7, 08 octobre 2010 - 09:11 .

[BalboaBaby]

That video has an awesome composition. Thank you for posting the link disconnect7.



I have played LofSB both before and after the SM. The latter fits better in terms of narrative and impact even though the resources are not quite useful any longer.

[JECWSU]

I have never played LotSB before the suicide mission. Is there any real significant difference?

[General Ashous]

Apparently there are just a few differences in lines of dialogue, nothing major really.

[Saibh]

General Ashous wrote...

Apparently there are just a few differences in lines of dialogue, nothing major really.

You also get the bonuses earlier--particularly resource shipments. After the SM, it's pretty useless to have.

[Fiery Phoenix]

The difference is basically a few lines while meeting the Shadow Broker, and a few lines during the reconciliation scene with Liara on the Normandy (she mentions Horizon instead of the Collector base).



I personally prefer doing it after the suicide mission for a better narrative. Doing it before that is only good gameplay-wise.

[BalboaBaby]

The main difference is that Liara acknowledges either the upcoming SM (pre) or the Reapers invasion (post).

For my RP style, I like the sense of closure and anticipation for the future by playing post SM mission. Also, getting Thane's letter has a greater impact.

And BTW I love watching Thane's video in the SB base. The way he turns and shoots at the camera...

[Juliaxo]

I play LotSB after the suicide mission as well. The devs did say it's supposed to bridge ME2 and ME3. But mostly, I just want to get Thane's letter so Shep can (hopefully) talk to him about it and the medical report.

Actually.... Do you guys think it's wrong of Shepard to read the information Liara gathered on the squad? It was no doubt interesting but also felt like an invasion of privacy. I'm not sure how I feel about it, really. But now that my Shep knows about Thane's options (the transplant) she can't not confront him if given the chance.

BalboaBaby wrote...

And BTW I love watching Thane's video in the SB base. The way he turns and shoots at the camera...

Me too! The footage was apparently while he was on Kahje. Just a random assasination?  I'd like to know more about the one-hour massacre on Omega, too. I wonder if that happened when he was hunting down the batarian slavers that killed Irikah?

Modifié par Juliaxo, 08 octobre 2010 - 09:25 .

[General Ashous]

Hainkpe wrote...

Lull in the convo? We need a question! Who has a good question?

Ooh, got one. Right, what would Thane call Irikah? I'm doubting he'd call her siha because she wasn't a fighter, or so I'm assuming, I could be wrong as not a lot was revealed about her. Any ideas? It would have been nice to meet her but...

[JECWSU]

Juliaxo wrote...

I play LotSB after the suicide mission as well. The devs did say it's supposed to bridge ME2 and ME3. But mostly, I just want to get Thane's letter so Shep can (hopefully) talk to him about it and the medical report.

Actually.... Do you guys think it's wrong of Shepard to read the information Liara gathered on the squad? It was no doubt interesting but also felt like an invasion of privacy. I'm not sure how I feel about it, really. But now that my Shep knows about Thane's options (the transplant) she can't not confront him if given the chance.

BalboaBaby wrote...

And BTW I love watching Thane's video in the SB base. The way he turns and shoots at the camera...

Me too! The footage was apparently while he was on Kahje. Just a random assasination?  I'd like to know more about the one-hour massacre on Omega, too. I wonder if that happened when he was hunting down the batarian slavers that killed Irikah?

I'm not really sure how I feel about Shepard reading the squads information. I know there are some things that Shepard needs to know about her crew, but a lot of what was there was private. I think some of them would be upset if they found out. 

If they let us I probably would like to talk to him about the transplant list and why he won't get on it. I really don't know how Thane is going to feel once he finds out Shepard read his letter.

[JECWSU]

General Ashous wrote...

Hainkpe wrote...

Lull in the convo? We need a question! Who has a good question?

Ooh, got one. Right, what would Thane call Irikah? I'm doubting he'd call her siha because she wasn't a fighter, or so I'm assuming, I could be wrong as not a lot was revealed about her. Any ideas? It would have been nice to meet her but...

I really have no idea what he could have called her. He could have just called her by her name. Becasue we don't know much about her or their marraige it's really hard to say.

[kaimanaMM]

General Ashous wrote...

Right, what would Thane call Irikah?

Sugar lips.

Ok, ok.  I imagine that he called her Irikah.  I'm horribly original, I know.  On the one hand, we don't know any drell words besides 'siha' or 'drala'fa'.  Possibly there's a drell word to describe her much like hanar soul names? Like, a drell word for 'courageous spirit with fearless eyes' or something.

Juliaxo wrote...

Actually.... Do you guys think it's wrong of Shepard to read the information Liara gathered on the squad? It was no doubt interesting but also felt like an invasion of privacy. I'm not sure how I feel about it, really. But now that my Shep knows about Thane's options (the transplant) she can't not confront him if given the chance.

Shep confronting Thane about his medical record is kind of jumbled up in my head.  On one hand, my Shep is very angry that Thane would turn down a spot on the transplant list.  For many reasons.  Not the least of which is leaving Kolyat all alone, again, just when they've reunited.  But on the other hand, it's Thane's life and ultimately, the choice to be put on a waiting list or to even receive a transplant is up to him.  I don't really know yet just  how my Shepard would confront him about it.  I think it's inevitable that it would come up, though.  

Maybe Shep should take a page from Thane and be a little selfish, like he said in his letter. 

[disconnect7]

Juliaxo wrote...

I play LotSB after the suicide mission as well. The devs did say it's supposed to bridge ME2 and ME3. But mostly, I just want to get Thane's letter so Shep can (hopefully) talk to him about it and the medical report.

Actually.... Do you guys think it's wrong of Shepard to read the information Liara gathered on the squad? It was no doubt interesting but also felt like an invasion of privacy. I'm not sure how I feel about it, really. But now that my Shep knows about Thane's options (the transplant) she can't not confront him if given the chance.

BalboaBaby wrote...

And BTW I love watching Thane's video in the SB base. The way he turns and shoots at the camera...

Me too! The footage was apparently while he was on Kahje. Just a random assasination?  I'd like to know more about the one-hour massacre on Omega, too. I wonder if that happened when he was hunting down the batarian slavers that killed Irikah?

I think being able to read the information provided by SB/Liara is a huge invasion of privacy, none of the squad knows Shepard is doing that after all. I can't blame Shepard for being nosy though, I certainly was curious to read them

Scouring through Thane's medical records definitely seems a bit...dodgy, but I couldn't not look through them.

That neck snappin' video was from a hit on Kahje? That's pretty interesting, where did you learn that from, Julia?