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[SlottsMachine]

Mondo47 wrote...

I tend to do a good two thirds of the game with Jack and Grunt - they handle medium to short range, I deal with long and there's usually a good bit of amusing banter to be had in most missions.

I do so much with Jack and Grunt I almost fainted last night when I discovered Jacob has dialogue with Ish on Omega

just out of curiousity, did you ever have samara with you for jack's (illium hub) dialogue?  

[NICKjnp]

yorkj86 wrote...

NICKjnp wrote...

You started that one... so I'm just playing along.  You know I don't get mad... I just play along.  I know when people are joking... and when they are not.

Mortal Kombat

[Jackal904]

Pacifien wrote...

Jackal904 wrote...
Actually if I remember correctly, Jack has the most conversations on the Normandy than any other squadmate.

Maybe if you romance her. Mordin has about seven conversations, which I think is the minimum that every squadmate should have had regardless of romance.

Yeah Jack has the most counting romances.

One thing that's nice about Mordin having just as many conversatios as most LI's is that my femSheps who aren't romancing anyone have someone to talk to .

[axl99]

Random thought of the day...



"Jack be nimble, Jack be quick. Jack be jumpin' your candlestick."

[Goat_Shepard]

Johnny your talk of migrain therapy makes me think how badly I wanted to go through similar exercises for Jack's stress.
Seriously, someone write a FF or something

Jackal904 wrote...
That is very true. I've brought Jack with me since I recruited her on my first playthrough, and I am so used to having her around that she has become as much a part of my combat strategy as my own abilities. I recently started a new playthrough and when I ran into the very first mech, my first reaction was to have Jack use pull on him, and I even hit the button that normally has her use pull. Then I quickly realized, "Derp, Jack is still stuck in prison."

Also I just want to say shockwave is also very useful. It's great for knocking enemies out of cover, with or without defenses. It's awesome to have Jack knock someone out of cover with shockwave and then you snipe them in the head.

Indeed, they become lifelines. You use a certain squad that you're attached to (Tali and Garrus for my "just like old times" playthroughs) and even if they start off bad (they did) pretty soon we were a wrecking ball.  Now to find that comradery with Jack and Samara (who I've never used in combat) on Insanity will make the game seem like new.

So pretty much forget about Warp Ammo and go with the area effects?

Jackal904 wrote...

JohnnyDollar wrote...
Tali's pacing is the same as Jack's, isn't it?

Actually if I remember correctly, Jack has the most conversations on the Normandy than any other squadmate.

I heard Miranda had the most due to how early you got her, but I'll certainly be pleased if you're right.

Mondo47 wrote...
Like I said, I really think this poster was talking about the timing of Jack's turn from stone cold b*tch to cuddlebunny. It is abrupt, yes, but so is everything else in the game. It's not just Jack it effects.

I thought each romance followed a similar pattern where you talked to them, talked some more, and/or did a loyalty mission and then all of a sudden you got the romance check, and if you say yes, you go down a rabbit hole of love, if you say no, kthxbyecomeagain. Yeah, pretty abrupt regardless. DA:O made the hastiness of ME even more apparent. So with that in mind, I still love the character sub-plots that I do for what they are worth, because if this much discussion and fandom can result from so little content, that makes them even more special that I previously thought.

I don't envy Bioware's writing staff. You can't have a romance "fix" anyone, because not romancing them or playing the opposite gender would leave gamers feeling dead inside. But you can't have the relationship not progress and have a conclusion that makes you feel like those involved are better or worse from it. Again, it makes me appreciate what we have the more I think about it.

Having said that, I hear a pleasant mix of paragon and renegade makes for an ideal Jack romance. Disagreements?

Also, Pacifien, may a concerned individual inquire about your signature?

[Epantiras]

@Axl99: awwww that drawing of yours is AMAZING! I'm sure the Jack fans here would love to see it

[axl99]

Epantiras wrote...

@Axl99: awwww that drawing of yours is AMAZING! I'm sure the Jack fans here would love to see it

Sure thingers

[LiquidGrape]

I hate you, axl. I hate you soooo much.

[axl99]

You love me LG, you love me soooo much.

[Mondo47]

Now that's how Jack jumps out of a cake!

Once again, asskickin' work there, Axl 

[LiquidGrape]

axl99 wrote...

You love me LG, you love me soooo much.

Flip the coin, eh? Why, one of these days...

Oh, and congratulations to Epantiras, in case my regards on devART are lost in the torrent of admirers.

[Arhka]

Jack + explosions = hell yes.

[Mondo47]

Having finally completed another two almost-finished Sheps, I've swiped some more screenies -



All I can say is "Wooomph!"



And I thought you really cared!

Modifié par Mondo47, 29 juillet 2010 - 03:37 .

[NICKjnp]

Garrus did say that all the women were always hitting on him and ignoring Shepard.

[MirshanDR]

Ok now, let me join your anonymous Jack-oholic club because by the maker isn't she the best we've got!)) Eeeem, so yaeh, I'm also reeeeally into Jack, more then I initially expected))

But to begin with, I would like some explanation...
I've read a wiki-article about my favourite crazy Girl. Here's what it says about her unique dialogue during the Suicide mission in case you put her in charge of the second squad: "If a male Shepard has pursued a romance with Jack, she will die and say "Too many of them... I knew I'd get hit on this job. I was too happy... too happy with you."

Hmm, don't get me wrong, I can't stand a thought of Jack dying, but I really wanted to check this dialogue. Let's say I felt like a little drama at the moment (would have replayed that moment anyways))). So my male Shep, madly in love with you know whom, sets her in charge, Jack dies and I get just a standard dialogue ((

Did anyone get the unique line? Now my curiosity is tortured. Either I did something wrong or there's now difference depending on the romance.

[NICKjnp]

Don't trust the mass effect wiki.

[MirshanDR]

@NICKjnp

somehow thought they wouldn't just bring things up from their heads.

[Pacifien]

axl99 wrote...

Epantiras wrote...

@Axl99: awwww that drawing of yours is AMAZING! I'm sure the Jack fans here would love to see it

Sure thingers

That picture is so awesome, I feel like it's my own birthday.

[Gethforceone]

Pacifien wrote...

axl99 wrote...

Epantiras wrote...

@Axl99: awwww that drawing of yours is AMAZING! I'm sure the Jack fans here would love to see it

Sure thingers

That picture is so awesome, I feel like it's my own birthday.

Indeed it is awesome, I love the fist pump she's doing.

[Pacifien]

MirshanDR wrote...
Did anyone get the unique line? Now my curiosity is tortured. Either I did something wrong or there's now difference depending on the romance.

Wait, did you romance Jack and not get the unique line when she died at the door? I was under the impression she was the only romanceable squadmate whose dialogue remained at that scene.

Both Thane and Jacob also have unique lines that were recorded for that point. The Thane fans have said his line definitely isn't there. For Jacob, the only way he dies at the door is if he's unloyal, which means he couldn't have been romanced in the first place. Which means that at one point in the planning stage, he apparently wasn't the right choice for a fireteam leader.

If Jack doesn't have that line, then I suppose all the lines were scrapped. This leaves Thane with the only unique line for a romance, which is actually during the final boss fight where he calls you "siha" rather than Shepard.

Different lines according to romance/non-romance is something I'd like to see implemented in the next game. For instance, Jack might speak up with her opinion during a mission, but she words it differently for a romanced Shepard because they have a different speaking rapport or she feels her opinion will have more weight. It's also a way to reflect romance without having to sacrifice dialogue interchanges with the non-romanced.