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[crimsonrhodelia]

Grats on the 4000+ posts, guys!

[BECC4]

Doug84 wrote...

drunken pyromaniac wrote...
Oh I know, My Welsh great-grandfather always whined about the English; oddly enough he married an English girl. My Scottish relatives were also renowned whiners.

Well, me dad is a Scot, married to a Northerner, and thinks his country men are being ****s over the whole independence thing, heh. And I've got Irish somewhere on in the great-grandparents. Really, we're all interbreed, its just nationalist silliness.

Ok I def win this one, my nan is Irish, my grandad southern English, my other nan was Italian and my other grandad Ukranian and I was born and bred in northern England and still refer to all southerners as pansys.

[Doug84]

drunken pyromaniac wrote...

Doug84 wrote...

drunken pyromaniac wrote...

Oh I know, My Welsh great-grandfather always whined about the English; oddly enough he married an English girl. My Scottish relatives were also renowned whiners.

Well, me dad is a Scot, married to a Northerner, and thinks his country men are being ****s over the whole independence thing, heh. And I've got Irish somewhere on in the great-grandparents. Really, we're all interbreed, its just nationalist silliness.

Believe me, you guys got it easy. My German family is half Alsatian half Wurtemburger/Austrian, the amount of hate between them at family reunions is terrifying.

Heh, I didn't say it was difficult - the Welsh and Scots just whine and **** alot about being associated with us English - hell, the Scots are complaining about their own parliment trying to hold a vote on full independence.

[BigBody26]

CaseyH-ME2: We
actually want to make sure these characters survive the ME2 story,
which ultimately is a suicide mission: some of your crew will almost
certainly die. Some of the ME1 characters are back, and recruitable
(more than you might think), and the ones that aren't still play an
important role in the story and will be around for ME3 - which we can't
say for the new characters.

I think we can stop speculating about Ash/Kaidan returning and recruitable in ME3.  These interview qoutes Liam has been posting makes it seem pretty clear. 

The last part of the above qoute kind of makes me worry about some other characters though.  If Garrus survived, I better be able to recruit him in ME3.  I want garrus with me 'til the end as well.  I also hope Grunt is still on my team, after all...I am his Battle Master!

Still, I just can't wait to be able to talk to Ash again and continue developing what we had...

[drunken pyromaniac]

BECC4 wrote...

Doug84 wrote...

drunken pyromaniac wrote...
Oh I know, My Welsh great-grandfather always whined about the English; oddly enough he married an English girl. My Scottish relatives were also renowned whiners.

Well, me dad is a Scot, married to a Northerner, and thinks his country men are being ****s over the whole independence thing, heh. And I've got Irish somewhere on in the great-grandparents. Really, we're all interbreed, its just nationalist silliness.

Ok I def win this one, my nan is Irish, my grandad southern English, my other nan was Italian and my other grandad Ukranian and I was born and bred in northern England and still refer to all southerners as pansys.

Refer to my last post on the last page. My ancestors have been slaughtering each other for centuries.

[Doug84]

BECC4 wrote...

Doug84 wrote...

drunken pyromaniac wrote...
Oh I know, My Welsh great-grandfather always whined about the English; oddly enough he married an English girl. My Scottish relatives were also renowned whiners.

Well, me dad is a Scot, married to a Northerner, and thinks his country men are being ****s over the whole independence thing, heh. And I've got Irish somewhere on in the great-grandparents. Really, we're all interbreed, its just nationalist silliness.

Ok I def win this one, my nan is Irish, my grandad southern English, my other nan was Italian and my other grandad Ukranian and I was born and bred in northern England and still refer to all southerners as pansys.

*isn't quite sure where he fits on the North/South divide*

The Southerns call us Northerners, the Northerners call us Southerners. I'm a Midlander damnit!

Heh, fair enough though on the 'who's got the most nationally diverse background' - you win!

[WilliamShatner]

LiamN7 wrote...

Spectre_Shepard wrote...

this quote is just so ominous to me.... I mean, of course they'll be around for ME3, but what will their roles be? if all we get from Ash/Kaidan/Liara in ME3 is the same kinda stuff from ME2, I will be very..... put out.

God I hate quoting myself. 

LiamN7 wrote...

Hello. Went around the net looking for
more hope. Might have found some.  Hope its ok to share this. This is
from a Q&A with Casey Hudson on giantbomb.com.

www.giantbomb.com/mass-effect-2/61-21590/mass-effect-2-qa-with-producer-casey-hudson/35-382636/

CaseyH-ME2: While Mass Effect fans have grown to love our characters,
you can imagine that after spending years crafting them, we have at
least as much of an attachment to them. So it's definitely not a case
of the team disregarding player's decisions with them or interest in
those characters - in fact, it's the opposite...

CaseyH-ME2: We
actually want to make sure these characters survive the ME2 story,
which ultimately is a suicide mission: some of your crew will almost
certainly die. Some of the ME1 characters are back, and recruitable
(more than you might think), and the ones that aren't still play an
important role in the story and will be around for ME3 - which we can't
say for the new characters.

CaseyH-ME2: Finally, if
you are worried about the role of the ME1 love interest in the trilogy,
consider that the romance itself is told across the trilogy, in 3 acts.
Apply the 3-act concept to what's happening in your relationship with
them, and you might guess where we're going with it.

Well being the second act I would have guessed that in ME2 the relationship develop and deepen the relationship and at the end have conflict added in to be resolved in the third. 

I would have not guessed a two minute cameo where the relationship between the two is barely even recognised.

[BECC4]

drunken pyromaniac wrote...
Refer to my last post on the last page. My ancestors have been slaughtering each other for centuries.

Well you win the hatred thing but I def score points for diversity!  And my nan and grandad met in a pow camp, he was a captured soldier so I must get points for that too

[Doug84]

drunken pyromaniac wrote...
Refer to my last post on the last page. My ancestors have been slaughtering each other for centuries.

To be honest, hasn't most of Europe being trying to wipe out each other for the last few centuries?

[drunken pyromaniac]

Doug84 wrote...

BECC4 wrote...

Doug84 wrote...

drunken pyromaniac wrote...
Oh I know, My Welsh great-grandfather always whined about the English; oddly enough he married an English girl. My Scottish relatives were also renowned whiners.

Well, me dad is a Scot, married to a Northerner, and thinks his country men are being ****s over the whole independence thing, heh. And I've got Irish somewhere on in the great-grandparents. Really, we're all interbreed, its just nationalist silliness.

Ok I def win this one, my nan is Irish, my grandad southern English, my other nan was Italian and my other grandad Ukranian and I was born and bred in northern England and still refer to all southerners as pansys.

*isn't quite sure where he fits on the North/South divide*

The Southerns call us Northerners, the Northerners call us Southerners. I'm a Midlander damnit!

Heh, fair enough though on the 'who's got the most nationally diverse background' - you win!

My English branch was from Yorkshire; that counts as a northerner right?

[Doug84]

drunken pyromaniac wrote...

My English branch was from Yorkshire; that counts as a northerner right?

Yup, about as Northern as you get before you turn Scot, heh.

[BECC4]

Doug84 wrote...
*isn't quite sure where he fits on the North/South divide*

The Southerns call us Northerners, the Northerners call us Southerners. I'm a Midlander damnit!

Heh, fair enough though on the 'who's got the most nationally diverse background' - you win!

Read an article on it once, because I regularly argue with my friend about it, think it's funny to call her a souitherner she hates it!  The conclusion was that the line actually runs pretty much through Leicestershire so I think you get to decide tbh Doug.
 
Lol you'll always be southern to me though

[drunken pyromaniac]

BECC4 wrote...

drunken pyromaniac wrote...
Refer to my last post on the last page. My ancestors have been slaughtering each other for centuries.

Well you win the hatred thing but I def score points for diversity!  And my nan and grandad met in a pow camp, he was a captured soldier so I must get points for that too

Yeah, you win on diversity. As long as I get the Mr.Hatred crown. Wait...that doesn't sound so good all of a sudden.

[WilliamShatner]

LiamN7 wrote...

WilliamShatner wrote...


Well being the second act I would have guessed that in ME2 the relationship develop and deepen the relationship and at the end have conflict added in to be resolved in the third. 

I would have not guessed a two minute cameo where the relationship between the two is barely even recognised.

I don't think any of us are happy about how much the ME1 LI were used in the game. Needed to be alot more.
How little they where used isn't a good introduction to people who never played, or to people who havn't played in 2 years. Doesn't seem fair to those who romanced them.

Frankly, at best it can be describe as a kick in the balls.

[BECC4]

Doug84 wrote...

drunken pyromaniac wrote...

My English branch was from Yorkshire; that counts as a northerner right?

Yup, about as Northern as you get before you turn Scot, heh.

Maybe Cumbria is slightly more northern, it's all squished up at the top, would depend on where in Yorkshire but yeah, either way def Northern and sworn enemies of Lancashire, we aren't allowed to get on now you realise that

[BECC4]

drunken pyromaniac wrote...

BECC4 wrote...

drunken pyromaniac wrote...
Refer to my last post on the last page. My ancestors have been slaughtering each other for centuries.

Well you win the hatred thing but I def score points for diversity!  And my nan and grandad met in a pow camp, he was a captured soldier so I must get points for that too

Yeah, you win on diversity. As long as I get the Mr.Hatred crown. Wait...that doesn't sound so good all of a sudden.

Well you did ask for it ............

[drunken pyromaniac]

BECC4 wrote...

Doug84 wrote...

drunken pyromaniac wrote...

My English branch was from Yorkshire; that counts as a northerner right?

Yup, about as Northern as you get before you turn Scot, heh.

Maybe Cumbria is slightly more northern, it's all squished up at the top, would depend on where in Yorkshire but yeah, either way def Northern and sworn enemies of Lancashire, we aren't allowed to get on now you realise that

Crap, if it helps I've got some family in Cornwall like 6 generations back and some people in Kent another 2 before that. Also, the Yorkshire people came from York itself I believe.

[Doug84]

BECC4 wrote...

Doug84 wrote...
*isn't quite sure where he fits on the North/South divide*

The Southerns call us Northerners, the Northerners call us Southerners. I'm a Midlander damnit!

Heh, fair enough though on the 'who's got the most nationally diverse background' - you win!

Read an article on it once, because I regularly argue with my friend about it, think it's funny to call her a souitherner she hates it!  The conclusion was that the line actually runs pretty much through Leicestershire so I think you get to decide tbh Doug.
 
Lol you'll always be southern to me though

*curses* I see...Northern ...erm...*looks up* Flat Cap Wearer...<_< Stupid Southern insult book.

[Doug84]

drunken pyromaniac wrote...

BECC4 wrote...

Doug84 wrote...

drunken pyromaniac wrote...

My English branch was from Yorkshire; that counts as a northerner right?

Yup, about as Northern as you get before you turn Scot, heh.

Maybe Cumbria is slightly more northern, it's all squished up at the top, would depend on where in Yorkshire but yeah, either way def Northern and sworn enemies of Lancashire, we aren't allowed to get on now you realise that

Crap, if it helps I've got some family in Cornwall like 6 generations back and some people in Kent another 2 before that. Also, the Yorkshire people came from York itself I believe.

Cornwall - about as Southern as you can get Kent, nearly as Southern

[BECC4]

Doug84 wrote...

BECC4 wrote...

Doug84 wrote...
*isn't quite sure where he fits on the North/South divide*

The Southerns call us Northerners, the Northerners call us Southerners. I'm a Midlander damnit!

Heh, fair enough though on the 'who's got the most nationally diverse background' - you win!

Read an article on it once, because I regularly argue with my friend about it, think it's funny to call her a souitherner she hates it!  The conclusion was that the line actually runs pretty much through Leicestershire so I think you get to decide tbh Doug.
 
Lol you'll always be southern to me though

*curses* I see...Northern ...erm...*looks up* Flat Cap Wearer...<_< Stupid Southern insult book.

Ok back OT, someone need to photoshop Ash in a flat cap lol!

My fave southern insult to us folk is northern monkeys, lol I actually think its quite cute, my personal fave to the southerners is you cider drinking pansy.

And finally before I completely focus, don't worry pyro, we'll ignore county prejudices although shame your family isn't from Leeds, some of the most attractive men I've ever met were from Leeds, they would even challenege the likes of Kaidan, they wouldn't win but they'd come close!

[drunken pyromaniac]

LiamN7 wrote...

Focus

Aw, but we were having such fun! Fine, back on topic, do we know where Ashley's family is from?
Sorry! Couldn't let it go!

Modifié par drunken pyromaniac, 02 mars 2010 - 11:36 .