Tooneyman wrote...
My femshep holds joker down with her buns of steel and forcers her mighty rage upon him, stroke after stroke until his pelvis breaks and he dies of the best damn orgasim in the ME universe.
I just don't know what to say to that. I for one would not want to be sexed to death. IT MAY JUST BE ME.
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I don't want to cure Vrolik's disease. I think it would be really weird if there was a sidequest where you had to "fix" someone in order to romance them. Can't you love sick people, too? Do you have to cure Thane to romance him? Do you suddenly lose all interest in Tali when she gets a fever? I'd think Joker's illness adds depth to his character -- curing him would kill that aspect of originality. Plus, if curing Vrolik's disease was a matter of completing a sidequest, why wouldn't Shepard have done it earlier for the rest of mankind? As a friend?
I do think it would be interesting to stumble upon a breakthrough, however, kind of like Saren's cure for the genophage. It could be an interesting morality issue if you had the opportunity to cure him and the cure had bizarre side effects. Would you cure him if it might kill him? If it might harm the rest of his bone production? Or, from another perspective, would he get angry that you were wasting time on a cure for a disease he's already learned to cope with?
SelphieSK wrote...
Is this really a support thread at all?
Come on people, you're not showing much enthusiam.
This post is full of enthusiastic support. There are people participating in this thread that post on a daily basis, that interject very interesting points regarding the real life status of Vrolik's diease, that post links to Joker related fan fics and fan art, and a diverse range of personal opinions regarding the character in general.
Every page also has some new troll posting the same ignorant crap about crushing Joker to death, however. There are only so many times we can combat stupidity with logic before stupidity wears us out. The plain and simple fact that we've maintained the same enthusiam and supporters for the last 23 days, however, should show support.