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[GodWood]

What about monopoly?

Everyone loves monopoly.

[Pacifien]

I have this image of Jack going up against Robert Khoo of Penny Arcade for a round of ping pong. The event is not pretty.

[Epantiras]

GodWood wrote...

What about monopoly?
Everyone loves monopoly.

Reminds me of this--> shoelesscosmonaut.deviantart.com/art/ME2-It-doesn-t-work-that-way-179374759

Modifié par Epantiras, 13 janvier 2011 - 10:01 .

[Comaatil]

Jack reminds me of morrigan xD but i could never romance jack

[adriano_c]

Morrigan seemed a bit more genuinely mean-spirited, I think.

[Epantiras]

adriano_c wrote...

Morrigan seemed a bit more genuinely mean-spirited, I think.

I remember the voice actress of Flemmeth said that Morrigan is "innocent": after playing the game, I understood what she meant. Morrigan always lived with her mother and therefore accepted her view of the world as TRUE (i.e. never help others, use males as tools and so on). From this point of view, Jack is a total opposite since she has always been on her own (after escaping Teltin that is) without a mother figure to guide her.

[adriano_c]

Sure, however, from what I recall of the exchanges between Morrigan and other characters (Leliana, for example), she seemed to take pleasure in just being hurtful. Whatever the reasons, I never really took the Jack character as being like that.

[Jedi Master of Orion]

Agreed. I don't think Jack is quite as mean spirited as Morrigan, even if they are similar in certain other ways.



It's funny though, Morrigan was my first choice for a romance in Dragon Age (even for my "paragon" Warden), despite the fact that she was really mean, I think it was Claudia Black's voice that got me.

[Epantiras]

adriano_c wrote...

Sure, however, from what I recall of the exchanges between Morrigan and other characters (Leliana, for example), she seemed to take pleasure in just being hurtful. Whatever the reasons, I never really took the Jack character as being like that.

Reminds me of Jack commenting "that was mean, but damn funny" (if you let the biotic god attack the asari mercenary) and "I should learn from you" (when Shepard throws the mercenary out of the window in Thane's mission): it seems she enjoys watching Shepard being gratuitously mean. It doesn't automatically mean that she takes pleasure in doing the same, maybe it's just black humour.

[Barrendall]

Epantiras wrote...

Razorsedge820 wrote...

I dont think Poker is the best game for Jack, bowling would be more suited for her IMO but yet again she would probably just use Shockwave to knock down all the pins.

That reminds me of someone comparing the biotic attack animation to people playing bowling!

I honestly think it would be funny to see Grunt and Jack play WoW in an instance...

[adriano_c]

Epantiras wrote...

maybe it's just black humour.

"Renegade humour", I guess.

[Loki330]

Epantiras wrote...

adriano_c wrote...

Sure, however, from what I recall of the exchanges between Morrigan and other characters (Leliana, for example), she seemed to take pleasure in just being hurtful. Whatever the reasons, I never really took the Jack character as being like that.

Reminds me of Jack commenting "that was mean, but damn funny" (if you let the biotic god attack the asari mercenary) and "I should learn from you" (when Shepard throws the mercenary out of the window in Thane's mission): it seems she enjoys watching Shepard being gratuitously mean. It doesn't automatically mean that she takes pleasure in doing the same, maybe it's just black humour.

Like you don't grin like a psycho when you do those things. I know I do, and I laugh too.

[Epantiras]

Loki330 wrote...

Epantiras wrote...

adriano_c wrote...

Sure, however, from what I recall of the exchanges between Morrigan and other characters (Leliana, for example), she seemed to take pleasure in just being hurtful. Whatever the reasons, I never really took the Jack character as being like that.

Reminds me of Jack commenting "that was mean, but damn funny" (if you let the biotic god attack the asari mercenary) and "I should learn from you" (when Shepard throws the mercenary out of the window in Thane's mission): it seems she enjoys watching Shepard being gratuitously mean. It doesn't automatically mean that she takes pleasure in doing the same, maybe it's just black humour.

Like you don't grin like a psycho when you do those things. I know I do, and I laugh too.

I enjoy the screams of enemies when I set them on fire with incendiary ammo. Sometimes I scare myself ;-)

[adriano_c]

Yeah, the screams in the game are hilarious. There's one in particular, I think it's when an asari is burned to death, where she goes 'brrrrrr' as she dies.

[PseudoEthnic]

adriano_c wrote...

Yeah, the screams in the game are hilarious. There's one in particular, I think it's when an asari is burned to death, where she goes 'brrrrrr' as she dies.

I'm glad I'm not the only one that hears that when they play. However, this one is still the best.

[adriano_c]

Lol! That's great.

[Epantiras]

That's a classic

[GodWood]

Love that

[Batlass8]

Less nothing! More Jack!!

[Epantiras]

Batlass8 wrote...

Less nothing! More Jack!!

[awesome pic]

I really like that scene from the trailer! It captures her character perfectly: fury barely kept in check. It also gives us a nice view of the tats.

[zewuok]

Hi all, my nick is zewuok and I'm addicted to Jack.



There, I finally said that

[Gethforceone]

zewuok wrote...

Hi all, my nick is zewuok and I'm addicted to Jack.

There, I finally said that

Well the only cure for that is more Jack!

Modifié par Gethforceone, 16 janvier 2011 - 11:36 .

[Riggs]

you could always do aanother playthrough of me2

[SlottsMachine]

Does anyone think that Jack would be big enough to put aside her disdain for some Shepard's, and agree to help him/her defeat the reapers. I'd like to think she could (biased), but when trying to envision how her relationship with these Shepard's would evolve in me3, I couldn't come up with much.