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[Spectre_Shepard]

Bergybud wrote...

Another reason I think people did not like Ash was because she is not flashy. She does not have any tricks up her sleave (Liara/Biotics). She speaks her mind (I do not need a man). She tackles problems head on. So when you hear how she handled her sister's boyfriend or hear her recite poetry it tends to freak people out. Do not even start with her belief system. I like her alot because in all honesty she breaks most molds for women in video games.

I think her equivalent is Vasquez in Aliens. People loved that character but when they get to play her and see all the shinies with the Asari...

holy crap I love the reference.

Vasquez in Aliens kicked so much ass.

[BrotherArdis]

Bergybud wrote...
I think her equivalent is Vasquez in Aliens.

It occured to me today as well, but after a bit of thought the verdict is... No way. Vasquez was pretty much just a heavy weapon-toting guy with ******. Ash... Ash is a woman. Tough, hard and unbreakable, but as womanly a woman as you can get in this world.

[Doug84]

RAMBO 46 wrote...

good god i love ashley

Ashley hugs for you!

[Badpie]

Bergybud wrote...

women like her can be very intimidating.

I think that is it in a nutshell. She is strong, sure of herself, knows her strengths and limitations. She also knows what she wants and is not afraid to say it.

Bingo, buddy.  She's all this while still remaining incredibly feminine, a tough balance to have.  I don't see any similarities to Vasquez.  Vasquez was pretty butch.  

Hudson: Hey Vasquez, ever been mistaken for a man?
Vasquez:  No.  Have you?

Modifié par Badpie, 17 février 2010 - 11:14 .

[LakeshowAD1986]

Nothing wrong with a strong woman

[Doug84]

LakeshowAD1986 wrote...

Nothing wrong with a strong woman

heh, didn't say there was

[Spectre_Shepard]

RAMBO 46 wrote...

i love ashley so much that i would lose an arm for her i would cut off a leg lose a ball pay 1000 to have her and shepherd have a happy ending in ME3 and im not even kidding. do i look like im kidding im serious BW i will pay a 1000 dollars to have her in ME3 and have a happy ending with shephard

call me if you want to discuss

dude.... you do know that she's pixelated, right? not carbon-based like the rest of us?

but if you must lose a testicle, sell it to a krogan. 10,000 credits a pop last I heard. Somebody's making a fortune....

[Spectre_Shepard]

LiamN7 wrote...

LakeshowAD1986 wrote...

Nothing wrong with a strong woman

Not at all.
Ash is not barbie, and thats why I like her.

her aggression is my favorite aspect of her, actually.

unlike Liara... every time I talk to that girl, she's all, "Oh, are you coming to check up on me, Shepard?"

No.....?

[Badpie]

Da Shadow Master wrote...

RAMBO 46 FOR PRESIDENT!...He has my vote

Same here.  Only I hope he doesn't have to lose a testicle to win Ash's love.

And what's all this talk I hear of her being "pixelated" or "not real" or some kind of "created character"?  Pfft. 

[LakeshowAD1986]

"Hey if they want to see God I'd be happy to speed them along!"



Ahhhhh

[Spectre_Shepard]

the people on these forums are not healthy....

[yeoldearche]

Bioware specifically said that they deliberately set aside the first game's love interests in the sequel so that they would be "safe", as in not die. Kaidan, Liara, and yes, Ashley will have much bigger roles in Mass Effect 3. It was all their plan you see!



Anyway, just dropping some support for Ashley and this thread. I love every character in Mass Effect (well, except maybe Kaidan) but Ash will be my favorite romance option in both games.

[Spectre_Shepard]

yeoldearche wrote...

Bioware specifically said that they deliberately set aside the first game's love interests in the sequel so that they would be "safe", as in not die. Kaidan, Liara, and yes, Ashley will have much bigger roles in Mass Effect 3. It was all their plan you see!

Anyway, just dropping some support for Ashley and this thread. I love every character in Mass Effect (well, except maybe Kaidan) but Ash will be my favorite romance option in both games.

again, we can only hope that bigger roles = squadmates!

[Badpie]

Sorry about making you choke.  And you were still nice enough to plug my fanfics.  Thanks. 

[Badpie]

yeoldearche wrote...

Bioware specifically said that they deliberately set aside the first game's love interests in the sequel so that they would be "safe", as in not die. Kaidan, Liara, and yes, Ashley will have much bigger roles in Mass Effect 3. It was all their plan you see!

This is the kind of positive thinking I like to see!

[LakeshowAD1986]

Bioware specifically said that they deliberately set aside the first game's love interests in the sequel so that they would be "safe", as in not die. Kaidan, Liara, and yes, Ashley will have much bigger roles in Mass Effect 3. It was all their plan you see!

You have a link? I'd wonder if Liara would have a big role aswell due to the shadow broker.

[Badpie]

I don't know if there's a link for that info. But Casey Hudson has said that on more than one occasion.  The part about them being saved for ME3.  To what end or how large a part, no one knows. 

Modifié par Badpie, 17 février 2010 - 11:31 .

[yeoldearche]

LakeshowAD1986 wrote...

Bioware specifically said that they deliberately set aside the first game's love interests in the sequel so that they would be "safe", as in not die. Kaidan, Liara, and yes, Ashley will have much bigger roles in Mass Effect 3. It was all their plan you see!

You have a link? I'd wonder if Liara would have a big role aswell due to the shadow broker.

What Badpie said, but it is fairly (reliable) common knowledge I think at this point. And I agree with this decision since if they were made squadmates in ME2, then there would be a great chance many players in ME3 wouldn't even have them alive so it would be wasted development for their voice acting, animating, etc.

[LakeshowAD1986]

From that logic, that would mean anyone from ME2 squad would get a smaller role for ME3??