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Out of curiousity since no doubt our ME2 playtrhoughs and experiences have been different, has anyone come across any unique conversations or dialogue with Samara in the party?

I mean in a similar vein to Tali and Garrus spontaneously talking about their talks on the elevators when you're on the Citadel or when you first approach Ish on Omega with Jacob in the party, he has some unique dialogue and input.

Anyone remember anything?

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AshiraShepard wrote...

I feel bad showing you guys this but at the same time->

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Am I the only one who gets that crippling urge to jump in and cuddle her? Now I really do need a straitjacket.


You know what, I think I'm going to break a few hearts after all.

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AshiraShepard wrote...
Am I the only one who gets that crippling urge to jump in and cuddle her? Now I really do need a straitjacket.

Well she does naturally provide a couple of soft pillows.:innocent:


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JohnnyDollar wrote...

Kudara wrote...

yorkj86 wrote...

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These Samara fanfic are well-written.

One of the many great things about Samara is that because of who she is, one can automatically tell when a piece of fanfiction is well thought out and masterful, and when it's just a bit of wish-fulfillment.

To wit - If Samara is randy, it's time to stop reading.


Hey now, I think if it's done right you might be damn surprised by Samara.  That maiden who would have happily thrown you to the floor isn't entirely gone :wub:


Samara has class, and randy as a word has a dirty sound to it.  If Samara were to eventually be in the mood with Shepard, I don't think the situation would amount to the both of them scrambling to get their clothes off as fast as possible.  That's what I meant.


True enough and I suspect she always had class, you don't just suddenly wake up with it at 600 or so.  And you're right I don't think it would end up that way either.  
I'm just saying that you can have class and still be a hidden fire in bed.:innocent:

This is true.  Along with the code, Samara most likely has also mastered the art of pleasure.  Samara would most likely cause even a seasoned human to explode with ecstasy in a sexual encounter. :innocent:


I bet, Asari get to have human " College" years for centuries, i bet they become quite familiar with sex and experimenting.

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Oh god, thank you JD. I needed that!



*glances back at pictures* Damnit! *throws self into a padded room* jk, I'm not that crazy. Still get that crippling urge though.

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Oh god, thank you JD. I needed that!

:lol: 

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Post the Puppy-Dog Eyes picture in the Jack thread!

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You know whenever I think of a human female that is impregnated from an alien, I sometimes remember an old show about a similar child birth.


Some of you in this thread aren't old enough to remember "V" the mini series back in the 80s.
Skip past the first minute if you don't want to watch it all.


Edit:  Make sure you watch it to the end.

Modifié par JohnnyDollar, 11 avril 2010 - 07:00 .


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Those puppy dog eye screen caps make my chest ache. :(

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I believe Samara's between 700-800 years old, from her conversations with Shepard (Bioware's bio notwithstanding). I believe that when she told Shepard she was almost a 1000 years old she was trying to make a point: "I'm as old as an 80-year old human woman would be to you, Shepard. You're waaayyy too young to be dating your grandmother..."

Sadly, 80-year old grandmothers do not usually look like a splendid statuesque blue-skinned middle-aged amazon... Shepard is sooo gonna fall for her... Posted Image

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I don't think the Asari age like humans do.  As we get older, our cells can't replicate themselves well, and eventually, at all.  That's why we shrink, our skin loses elasticity, our hair loses its color, we grow slow in mind and body, etc. 

Asari, on the other hand, have evolved in such a way that their cells don't lose their ability to replicate themselves in any significant and detrimental way.  I think that the oldest Asari would probably look very similar, appearance-wise, to a Maiden or Matron.  Basically, it's as if they stop aging, or close to it.  Of course, they die of old age eventually, but it takes a very long time for the proverbial hourglass to empty.   Chalk one up for the Mary-Sue-accusers.

Krogan probably live so long for a different reason.  Their robust cellular regenerative abilities can fight the effects of aging, until it simply becomes too much, and they then pass on.  Like lighting them on fire, the damage is too much for the healing to take care of.

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If you think about it, you really don't see hardly any old people with wrinkles and such in ME. The Asari may still show old age in their late years and we just have not seen it. That bartender on Illium looks like she may be starting to show it just a little.

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Just out of curiosity, I wonder if it is possible for an Asari to mind meld with more than one other person at the same time? If that happened, I wonder if it would have an affect on the randomization of the gene sequence for the child. Perhaps lowering the chance somehow of an Asari pure blood giving birth to an Ardat Yackshi?

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JohnnyDollar wrote...

Just out of curiosity, I wonder if it is possible for an Asari to mind meld with more than one other person at the same time? If that happened, I wonder if it would have an affect on the randomization of the gene sequence for the child. Perhaps lowering the chance somehow of an Asari pure blood giving birth to an Ardat Yackshi?


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I think if all the participants are Asari than it's quite possible. In theory.

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Just out of curiosity, I wonder if it is possible for an Asari to mind meld with more than one other person at the same time? If that happened, I wonder if it would have an affect on the randomization of the gene sequence for the child. Perhaps lowering the chance somehow of an Asari pure blood giving birth to an Ardat Yackshi?


The mind-f***-laser could arc to the non-Ardat-Yakshi participants and make such a mess.

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yorkj86 wrote...

JohnnyDollar wrote...

Just out of curiosity, I wonder if it is possible for an Asari to mind meld with more than one other person at the same time? If that happened, I wonder if it would have an affect on the randomization of the gene sequence for the child. Perhaps lowering the chance somehow of an Asari pure blood giving birth to an Ardat Yackshi?


The mind-f***-laser could arc to the non-Ardat-Yakshi participants and make such a mess.

I am talking about an Asari pureblood melding with more than one other person, not an Ardat Yackshi melding with more than one person.

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yorkj86 wrote...

I don't think the Asari age like humans do.  As we get older, our cells can't replicate themselves well, and eventually, at all.  That's why we shrink, our skin loses elasticity, our hair loses its color, we grow slow in mind and body, etc. 

Asari, on the other hand, have evolved in such a way that their cells don't lose their ability to replicate themselves in any significant and detrimental way.  I think that the oldest Asari would probably look very similar, appearance-wise, to a Maiden or Matron.  Basically, it's as if they stop aging, or close to it.  Of course, they die of old age eventually, but it takes a very long time for the proverbial hourglass to empty.   Chalk one up for the Mary-Sue-accusers.

Krogan probably live so long for a different reason.  Their robust cellular regenerative abilities can fight the effects of aging, until it simply becomes too much, and they then pass on.  Like lighting them on fire, the damage is too much for the healing to take care of.


The only two examples of matriarchs shown certainly suggest their appearance changes only lightly as they age (i.e. Benezia and Aethyta look like they're in their mid 40's). But I was more referring to the huge difference in psychological maturity between a Shepard in his/her early 30's and a human in their mid-80's (or an asari in her 7th to 8th century).

Liara is a maiden, still exploring romantically as human teens do. She fell for Shepard but may discover that this was not really what she was looking for. Samara, on the other hand, has been around this particular topic several times (3 of which resulted in children). Samara's outlook on romantic involvement must differ quite a bit from Liara's. Perhaps she feels it unfair to let Shepard pursue a relationship she feels would never work (even if the code allows it).

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lol this is a funny expression



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JohnnyDollar wrote...

yorkj86 wrote...

JohnnyDollar wrote...

Just out of curiosity, I wonder if it is possible for an Asari to mind meld with more than one other person at the same time? If that happened, I wonder if it would have an affect on the randomization of the gene sequence for the child. Perhaps lowering the chance somehow of an Asari pure blood giving birth to an Ardat Yackshi?


The mind-f***-laser could arc to the non-Ardat-Yakshi participants and make such a mess.

I am talking about an Asari pureblood melding with more than one other person, not an Ardat Yackshi melding with more than one person.


I remember reading somewhere that a three-way mind-joining is taxing, and can be dangerous.  I don't know why that is.

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I don't think the Asari age like humans do.  As we get older, our cells can't replicate themselves well, and eventually, at all.  That's why we shrink, our skin loses elasticity, our hair loses its color, we grow slow in mind and body, etc. 

Asari, on the other hand, have evolved in such a way that their cells don't lose their ability to replicate themselves in any significant and detrimental way.  I think that the oldest Asari would probably look very similar, appearance-wise, to a Maiden or Matron.  Basically, it's as if they stop aging, or close to it.  Of course, they die of old age eventually, but it takes a very long time for the proverbial hourglass to empty.   Chalk one up for the Mary-Sue-accusers.

Krogan probably live so long for a different reason.  Their robust cellular regenerative abilities can fight the effects of aging, until it simply becomes too much, and they then pass on.  Like lighting them on fire, the damage is too much for the healing to take care of.


The only two examples of matriarchs shown certainly suggest their appearance changes only lightly as they age (i.e. Benezia and Aethyta look like they're in their mid 40's). But I was more referring to the huge difference in psychological maturity between a Shepard in his/her early 30's and a human in their mid-80's (or an asari in her 7th to 8th century).

Liara is a maiden, still exploring romantically as human teens do. She fell for Shepard but may discover that this was not really what she was looking for. Samara, on the other hand, has been around this particular topic several times (3 of which resulted in children). Samara's outlook on romantic involvement must differ quite a bit from Liara's. Perhaps she feels it unfair to let Shepard pursue a relationship she feels would never work (even if the code allows it).


I was just bumping the thread with something slightly relevant.  That's all.

And don't tell other Liarafans about how a romance with Shepard may not have been what Liara was looking for.  Many of us seem to think that Shepard is the one for her, but that's a staggering assumption, though definitely a romantic one.

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yorkj86 wrote...

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The only two examples of matriarchs shown certainly suggest their appearance changes only lightly as they age (i.e. Benezia and Aethyta look like they're in their mid 40's). But I was more referring to the huge difference in psychological maturity between a Shepard in his/her early 30's and a human in their mid-80's (or an asari in her 7th to 8th century).

Liara is a maiden, still exploring romantically as human teens do. She fell for Shepard but may discover that this was not really what she was looking for. Samara, on the other hand, has been around this particular topic several times (3 of which resulted in children). Samara's outlook on romantic involvement must differ quite a bit from Liara's. Perhaps she feels it unfair to let Shepard pursue a relationship she feels would never work (even if the code allows it).


And I was just bumping the thread with something slightly relevant.  That's all.

And don't tell other Liarafans about how a romance with Shepard may not have been what Liara was looking for.  Many of us seem to think that Shepard is the one for her, but that's a staggering assumption, though definitely a romantic one.

Marrying one's high-school sweetheart certainly is a popular romantic image... Posted Image

But I think if I really wanted to get in trouble, I'd make the same comment about Tali... Like any teen, she's entitled to change her mind... <runs to the bomb shelters> Posted Image

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7Makaveli wrote...

lol this is a funny expression

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This one is amused by the mockery on her face.
Shepard was a hair's breadth away from a shattered ribcage.:bandit:

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Flamewielder wrote...
running to bomb shelter
 


Get to the choppa!

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AshiraShepard wrote...

This one is amused by the mockery on her face.
Shepard was a hair's breadth away from a shattered ribcage.:bandit:


lol wouldn't it be hilarious if we got to push for casual sex as much as we did for a relationship? Something would definitely be shattered...

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*gladly imagines idiot-shepard pushing more than he should and getting a swift biotic slam to the head. He wakes up later in the med bay to be told he's been out of it for eight weeks...and that he no longer has any legs*

:devil:

Modifié par AshiraShepard, 11 avril 2010 - 11:37 .