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[Big Blue Car]

Jack as pirate queen of the Terminus in ME3, this is my wish.

[GuardianAngel470]

Big Blue Car wrote...

Jack as pirate queen of the Terminus in ME3, this is my wish.

That's a silly wish. Aria is so much better at it.

[Big Blue Car]

Aria and Jack walk into a room, only one person can leave. I know who my moneys on.

[AntiChri5]

I would much prefer if they were in there for somethig else..........

And i could watch..............

[adriano_c]

Big Blue Car wrote...

Aria and Jack walk into a room, only one person can leave. I know who my moneys on.

There can be only one!

[axl99]

^ And receive many broken bones being caught in the [potentially sexual] biotic crossfire.

[Epantiras]

There's only one rule:

Don't f*ck with Aria!!!

[philiposophy]

AntiChri5 wrote...

I would much prefer if they were in there for somethig else..........
And i could watch..............

Aria did "play dirty" when she overthrew Patriarch...

[Mondo47]

GuardianAngel470 wrote...

You're forgetting the Rachni, Krogan, and Terminus that Shepard can bring to the table. Krogan are ground troops but the Rachni and Terminus each have fleets.

As for the rest, obviously the Geth for legion, as you mentioned, and Samara for the Council along with Mordin, Thane for the Hanar (he was very good at his job), and Liara for the SB.

Nope, I'm not. I was talking about what the squadmates brought to the table. I'm also trying to think about this in a somewhat inflexible manner too, I'll admit; I'm thinking about what exactly each squadmate realistically brings to the table insofar as clout in larger circles, like galactic politics. No matter how I look at it, I find it really difficult to think of some of the squad having any political pulling power. Sure, Mordin has a lot of respect in the STG, and was a key to the redevelopment of the genophage, but that would be like... I dunno... James Bond being able to convince the entire political machine of Earth to sit up and take notice of him. Or if Steven Hawking trundled into Washington DC tomorrow and told the President that every government on the planet had to start preparing for conflict with alien gribblies from Planet X. They'd not jump to it; they'd at best look into it with their own people, go to the folk they want to listen to, not just some respected figure off the street as it were. At worst, they'd airquote at him and "take it under advisement." Same with Samara - she's basically a wandering samurai, who in this analogy is trying to unite every feudal state in Japan against an invasion only she knows about. It would take one hell of a leap of faith for these people to get anyone to come and throw any real resources into a potential fight. Shepard himself doesn't really have any clout outside of the Alliance (based on the reception he constantly gets off the Council), and despite his status as a hero, he's still only one man... if one guy tells you to move all your warships, from every world and every nation to one place, for a fight with an enemy no-one has any solid evidence of, even if that one man was a president or planetary leader, a lot of the people under him might well think he's gone crackers and try and get him banged up before he does any real damage to his world's stability... based on this chain of thought, and on the roles the squadmates fill and what we know about their backgrounds... I just can't buy it outside of the provisos I've made already. As things stand, I doubt anyone could convince me otherwise either... it'd need the kind of proof only the writers have. And if it actually happened - Mordin getting on the phone and salarian fleet turning up just on his word - I'd have to consider that far too big a leap for the audience to take... we'd end up with a plothole you could shove that damn fleet through! I'd say that the Shadow Liara is possibly the one person that really has pulling power now because she's not strictly one entity - she's really a nebulous network of eyes and ears and one mouth that can whisper in a lot of other ears...

This is just my opinion, and as I say, it is a very inflexible line of inquiry... perhaps I'm looking at things way too realistically, I don't know... it's just what my gut says.

It does though raise a good line of supposition for potential events in the third game though - finding the proof that everyone needs to commit to the battle. If it even comes to a battle at all! They could play a total 180 on us yet, those shifty BioWare writers! I'm just following logical conlusions to their ends in my head either way. For me though, there has to be something to bridge the gaps in the logic before I'll let it hold my weight and hop onto the bridge over the abyss :happy:

[adriano_c]

*cue the "Jack should have been a lesbian brigade" and as such couldn't possibly resist Aria's charms*

[LiquidGrape]

adriano_c wrote...

*cue the "Jack should have been a lesbian brigade" and as such couldn't possibly resist Aria's charms*

Shouldn't that be...

*cue the "Jack should have been a lesbian and as such couldn't possibly resist Aria's charms" brigade*

...?

Meh, either way, you're the only one making an issue out of it.

Modifié par LiquidGrape, 03 novembre 2010 - 10:17 .

[Mondo47]

Epantiras wrote...

There's only one rule:
Don't f*ck with Aria!!!

Yeah, yeah... don't f*ck with Shepard. He kills space-gods. You think your low-rent Tony-Montana-with-knockers routine impresses me? Go push an old krogan around...

Sorry, she gets right on my t*ts - and never in a good way

[axl99]

...........



*mind wanders into a gutter....



*bangs head on wall.



*bleeds.



*dies.

[axl99]

I think it's a good place to stop.

Modifié par axl99, 03 novembre 2010 - 10:19 .

[adriano_c]

LiquidGrape wrote...

Shouldn't that be...

*cue the "Jack should have been a lesbian and as such couldn't possibly resist Aria's charms" brigade*

...?

Meh, either way, you're the only one making an issue out of it.

*cue the "pedantic quotation mark placement" gang*

Oh, wait!

lol@that being "making an issue"...chin up!

[Mondo47]

Yes, you need to keep your skull intact Axl - we want you to draw more Jack art for starters. You can't do that dead... and now I'm thinking about teaching zombies to paint.

Tonight is getting very surreal!

[LiquidGrape]

adriano_c wrote...

*cue the "pedantic quotation mark placement" gang*

Oh, wait!

lol@that being "making an issue"...chin up!

Oh, come now. I'm only a messenger of peace and syntax!
As for the latter point, eh, I wasn't even being that serious. Just a nostalgic throwback to former discussions.

Modifié par LiquidGrape, 03 novembre 2010 - 10:25 .

[adriano_c]

If I had taken it seriously I wouldn't have used the ever-useful "lol"!

[Mondo47]

adriano_c wrote...

*cue the "Jack should have been a lesbian brigade" and as such couldn't possibly resist Aria's charms*

Surely it's the other way around... Jack has cast a spell on so many...

[adriano_c]

Mondo47 wrote...

Surely it's the other way around... Jack has cast a spell on so many...

I wouldn't be surprised if we found out Miranda keeps one of Jack's mugshots beneath her pillow...something like...

[Mondo47]

Oh, go on... since we're in a silly mood tonight!

[axl99]

*going with adi's post

I wouldn't be surprised if we found out Miranda keeps one of Jack's mugshots beneath her pillow.

Wow. Jack. In Miranda's bed. Implications, not so unpleasant.

.... For Miranda.

Modifié par axl99, 03 novembre 2010 - 10:43 .

[adriano_c]

Mondo47 wrote...

Oh, go on... since we're in a silly mood tonight!

I don't know if it's the scotch or if that's actually really funny. Is that from a movie or something?

[Barrendall]

adriano_c wrote...








I wouldn't be surprised if we found out Miranda keeps one of Jack's mugshots beneath her pillow...something like...

Gotta say this is a great photo of her.