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[BlackMetal]

yorkj86 wrote...

Samara: "That small green plant you gave me to smoke was spectacular, Shepard."
Shepard: "I'm glad you enjoyed it.  I have some more, if you want it, Samara   Uh...Samara?"
Samara is fixated on the twinkling stars and galaxies in the distance.
Shepard:  "Samara...?"
Samara:  "Those suns are so far off, maaaaaan, but, like...I can crush them with my fingers..."
Samara holds up one of her hands, pretending to crush a star between her index finger and thumb.
Shepard:  "Haha, oh wow..."

You gave me an idea

All day tommorow im going to toke and write fanfiction about Samara getting high with Shepard.

It will be glorious.

[Ashira Shepard]

Blackmetal, tell me when you're finished with that. I need a good, gutbusting laugh

I loved it  The part where the gunship's shields were disabled (not ruining anything here am I?) was the best bit to me

I don't know why I wrote "helicopter" - didn't sleep enough T,T *awake since 4am*

Modifié par AshiraShepard, 07 avril 2010 - 05:15 .

[BlackMetal]

JohnnyDollar wrote...

How did everyone like the DLC?

Im just downloading it right now my intrenetis slow so it will take about 1 hour to download to my xbox.

[Ashira Shepard]

Heheh, same here; the VA is just...awesome XD The same VA plays a demon in Dragon Age =P

[NICKjnp]

JohnnyDollar wrote...

BlackMetal wrote...
On a side note anyone now if Kasumi DLC is good, i has money but im like i don't want to get it if if it sucks ya know.

It's worth it IMO.  Way better than the Firewalker DLC IMO.

It's also way better than Planet Australia DLC (aka Zaeed) as well.  More variety and you can tell they put in the time and effort on it.  Nothing is recycled (not even the musical score).  Also... Kasumi has funny dialogue when you bring her on other missions (she also wants Jacob).

Modifié par NICKjnp, 07 avril 2010 - 05:18 .

[7Makaveli]

[Ashira Shepard]

PFFFT! *falls out of her chair laughing*

[BlackMetal]

7Makaveli wrote...

Haha She is trippin balls

[Ashira Shepard]

You know ironically, Flamewielder might return here to see all this and think "What the hell did you guys smoke?"

Modifié par AshiraShepard, 07 avril 2010 - 05:24 .

[Ashira Shepard]

I request the "Weed Pack 1" DLC...

[BlackMetal]

JohnnyDollar wrote...

NICKjnp wrote...

JohnnyDollar wrote...

BlackMetal wrote...
On a side note anyone now if Kasumi DLC is good, i has money but im like i don't want to get it if if it sucks ya know.

It's worth it IMO.  Way better than the Firewalker DLC IMO.

It's also way better than Planet Australia DLC (aka Zaeed) as well.  More variety and you can tell they put in the time and effort on it.  Nothing is recycled (not even the musical score).  Also... Kasumi has funny dialogue when you bring her on other missions (she also wants Jacob).

Yeah l like "ha ha nanny nanny boo boo"(exaggeration) that she makes sometimes in combat.  The DLC was a little short, but I'll take it.  WE WANT MORE BIOWARE!  ARE YOU LISTENING?

This sucks im being toremented now, i really want to play the DLC but i won't because in the past 2 months i completed 2 ME 1 playthroughs and 6 ME 2 playthroughs, i don't want to take a break from the ME universe but i am.

[Ashira Shepard]

Yes, and for some reason the mission only allows you to bring Samara.

[NICKjnp]

JohnnyDollar wrote...

NICKjnp wrote...

JohnnyDollar wrote...

BlackMetal wrote...
On a side note anyone now if Kasumi DLC is good, i has money but im like i don't want to get it if if it sucks ya know.

It's worth it IMO.  Way better than the Firewalker DLC IMO.

It's also way better than Planet Australia DLC (aka Zaeed) as well.  More variety and you can tell they put in the time and effort on it.  Nothing is recycled (not even the musical score).  Also... Kasumi has funny dialogue when you bring her on other missions (she also wants Jacob).

Yeah l like "ha ha nanny nanny boo boo"(exaggeration) that she makes sometimes in combat.  The DLC was a little short, but I'll take it.  WE WANT MORE BIOWARE!  ARE YOU LISTENING?

"Gift for You!"  *flash bang explodes*
"Now you see me" *uncloack and kill*

[Flamewielder]

AshiraShepard wrote...

You know ironically, Flamewielder might return here to see all this and think "What the hell did you guys smoke?"

Actually, the casual humour is balancing the in-depth Samara analysis... So we keep the discussion fun, none of us takes him/herself too seriously, we get a good chuckle or two and the occasional flash of insight into our favorite squadmate. All in all, I think we're a pretty cool bunch...

I gave up on weed in the 90's (yeah, I'm in the same age bracket as volly, I know )... being a father I'm expected to be the "reasonable" one in the house (yeah, right...). The stuff's likely a lot harder too, with all of these hydroponic grow-ops spawning all over.

Maybe I should have gone for agronomy, instead of geology...

[7Makaveli]

7Makaveli wrote...

I've always wanted to define Samara in an archetype and I think I've found one that atleast starts the discussion.

The Saboteur (The Guide, The Protector, The Facilitator)

This archetype often is the most difficult to comprehend as it is associated with the concept of betrayal. In truth, the purpose of this archetype is to help you learn the many ways in which you challenge, or sabotage, yourself. Our fears frequently cloud the quality of our decisions. There are numerous examples of cases in which the underdeveloped saboteur surfaces. We begin a new relationship and then destroy it because we are afraid of a painful outcome. We begin a working relationship and find ourselves in a power struggle when we fear the talents of the other person. The developed Saboteur guards self, home and everything else important. It guides us in and out of situations by allowing us to feel incredibly creative and vulnerable at the same time. The combination of these two energies activates our potential to rise out of self-destruction. Once maturity is accomplished, the Saboteur becomes an ally that alerts us when we are in a vulnerable state, and thereby allows us to consciously exercise empowered choice.

Samara is a multi-dimensional character who is all about preserving her character and principles. Through this she teaches us the value of self-control even if it is incomprehensible to some of us. Her decisions are pure, her actions are justified by her means.

Some of the things said in that description do not fit Samara at all though, and require offset interpretations, we should try to flesh it out. Could make us appreciate her more than we even do now. We will probably find that she is a combination of a lot of different archetypes.

any more opinions?

[volly0071]

Flamewielder wrote...

AshiraShepard wrote...

You know ironically, Flamewielder might return here to see all this and think "What the hell did you guys smoke?"

Actually, the casual humour is balancing the in-depth Samara analysis... So we keep the discussion fun, none of us takes him/herself too seriously, we get a good chuckle or two and the occasional flash of insight into our favorite squadmate. All in all, I think we're a pretty cool bunch...

I gave up on weed in the 90's (yeah, I'm in the same age bracket as volly, I know )... being a father I'm expected to be the "reasonable" one in the house (yeah, right...). The stuff's likely a lot harder too, with all of these hydroponic grow-ops spawning all over.

Maybe I should have gone for agronomy, instead of geology...

Yeah, I gave up back then too, dude. Too much **** was getting laced with formaldehyde. Nothin' worse than seeing everybody turn into zombies.