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[Ashira Shepard]

*ahem* More!





Ronald: So you see, I never meant for it to go this far I just-

Shepard: Samara...tear his arms off.





Samara: Gladly...

Jacob: I call dibs on his legs.

[NICKjnp]

AshiraShepard wrote...

I've tried to play as a male shepard, and got as far as the "offline" collector ship before saying "F*ck this sh*t!"

Meer's voice acting was working on my nerves.

I firmly stick to my femshep!

edit: I bring Mordin and Samara along together whenever I can for that reason :3 Plus they just seem awesome XD

My first playthrough was with femshep... so I understand what you are saying.  The thing is that Meer's voice acting isn't bad all the time... but it seems to happen when you least expect it.  Other voice work he has done isn't too bad though... it's like the bioware team told him to be bad or something.

[NICKjnp]

AshiraShepard wrote...

*ahem* More!


Ronald: So you see, I never meant for it to go this far I just-
Shepard: Samara...tear his arms off.


Samara: Gladly...
Jacob: I call dibs on his legs.

Samara looks like she is falling over.

[Ashira Shepard]

It looks that way from a still shot, she's constantly shifting about there for some reason. I actually like that in the scene, it's like she's just waiting for Shepard to say "Kill him."

[7Makaveli]

Samara's relations with other squad members boils down to this for me; Jacob and Garrus would admire her combat capabilities and I think would revel at the chance to pick her brain about some of the more tactical decision she has made while facing off with a formidable adversary/ies.

With Thane, I think they could have plenty of talking points stemming from what they have spent most of their life doing, which is killing and their justification for it. But I get the feeling with their similar cerebral temperaments those talking points would never be uncovered, or would take a while to develop.

Mordin and Samara would have a quiet respect, and around Shepard would be more open to talk off each other in offering advice as I mentioned before.

I can't really picture Samara saying a word to Jack or Legion, or vice versa.

Tali would probably think of Samara as some sort of Aristocrat or Asari royalty, and would try not to embarrass herself in front of her. Samara would find this mildly amusing.

If she were forced to converse with Zaeed lol, they would likely talk nostalgically about past experiences, with Samara assuming the modest approach, while Zaeed brags a little.

Grunt would be his boyish self around Samara, who would quietly pity how much joy he seems to get from killing.

Miranda wouldn't be as "bureaucratic" around Samara as she seems to be around others, but only because she knows that Samara has sworn an oath that pretty much makes her loyal by default. Samara sees in Miranda a reflection of her early Matron years, mostly keeping to herself and her work, unknowingly waiting for something to settle her in.

And Kasumi probably reminds Samara of her maiden years.

Thoughts? Comments? Bueller?

EDIT: paragraphed

Modifié par 7Makaveli, 30 mai 2010 - 11:50 .

[BlackMetal]

7Makaveli wrote...

Samara's relations with other squad members boils down to this for me; Jacob and Garrus would admire her combat capabilities and I think would revel at the chance to pick her brain about some of the more tactical decision she has made while facing off with a formidable adversary/ies.

With Thane, I think they could have plenty of talking points stemming from what they have spent most of their life doing, which is killing and their justification for it. But I get the feeling with their similar cerebral temperaments those talking points would never be uncovered, or would take a while to develop.

Mordin and Samara would have a quiet respect, and around Shepard would be more open to talk off each other in offering advice as I mentioned before.

I can't really picture Samara saying a word to Jack or Legion, or vice versa.

Tali would probably think of Samara as some sort of Aristocrat or Asari royalty, and would try not to embarrass herself in front of her. Samara would find this mildly amusing.

If she were forced to converse with Zaeed lol, they would likely talk nostalgically about past experiences, with Samara assuming the modest approach, while Zaeed brags a little.

Grunt would be his boyish self around Samara, who would quietly pity how much joy he seems to get from killing.

Miranda wouldn't be as "bureaucratic" around Samara as she seems to be around others, but only because she knows that Samara has sworn an oath that pretty much makes her loyal by default. Samara sees in Miranda a reflection of her early Matron years, mostly keeping to herself and her work, unknowingly waiting for something to settle her in.

And Kasumi probably reminds Samara of her maiden years.

Thoughts? Comments? Bueller?

EDIT: paragraphed

Posts like these make me wish ME had the same level of squad interaction as Dragon Age.

[Ashira Shepard]

I have to say I can fully imagine what you've written there Makaveli ^^ It all seems rather accurate

And I second BlackMetal...ME3! Have more squad banter! You know the BW team is going to see all this b*tching, and after ME3 everyone will be complaining about too much talking =P

In other news, I really like this screenshot...don't know why. o_o

Modifié par AshiraShepard, 31 mai 2010 - 12:00 .

[NICKjnp]

7Makaveli wrote...

Samara's relations with other squad members boils down to this for me; Jacob and Garrus would admire her combat capabilities and I think would revel at the chance to pick her brain about some of the more tactical decision she has made while facing off with a formidable adversary/ies.

With Thane, I think they could have plenty of talking points stemming from what they have spent most of their life doing, which is killing and their justification for it. But I get the feeling with their similar cerebral temperaments those talking points would never be uncovered, or would take a while to develop.

Mordin and Samara would have a quiet respect, and around Shepard would be more open to talk off each other in offering advice as I mentioned before.

I can't really picture Samara saying a word to Jack or Legion, or vice versa.

Tali would probably think of Samara as some sort of Aristocrat or Asari royalty, and would try not to embarrass herself in front of her. Samara would find this mildly amusing.

If she were forced to converse with Zaeed lol, they would likely talk nostalgically about past experiences, with Samara assuming the modest approach, while Zaeed brags a little.

Grunt would be his boyish self around Samara, who would quietly pity how much joy he seems to get from killing.

Miranda wouldn't be as "bureaucratic" around Samara as she seems to be around others, but only because she knows that Samara has sworn an oath that pretty much makes her loyal by default. Samara sees in Miranda a reflection of her early Matron years, mostly keeping to herself and her work, unknowingly waiting for something to settle her in.

And Kasumi probably reminds Samara of her maiden years.

Thoughts? Comments? Bueller?

EDIT: paragraphed

Samara would probably tell Jack and Zaeed that she would kill them if she encountered either of them after the mission.

Samara would show respect to Legion (because he is the most paragon character in the game).

She would likely respect Thane for quiting his profession as an Assassin and focusing his life towards protecting innocent.

She would likely get bored of Grunt constantly asking her about her battles (as he is giddy everytime he hears about violence).

She would respect Miranda because they are so similar.

Jacob would annoy her because he seems to be interested in Asari strippers (same goes for Kaidan and his Asari extranet fetish addiction).

Tali would seem too much like a child (since she was only 17 in the last game but somehow managed to age 7 years within a 2 year time frame).

She would find Mordin odd because she is so articulate when she speaks while he can't form complete sentences.

She would like Kasumi because, well, she told Shepard about how she appreciated Shepard's help.

Modifié par NICKjnp, 31 mai 2010 - 12:05 .

[LiquidGrape]

Please don't kill me.

[Ashira Shepard]

I second Yorks...puzzlement.

[LiquidGrape]

Well, the punchline was that the line phonetically mirrors the detective's original line; "I never thought I'd see a justicar swear an oath like that".

But eh.

Modifié par LiquidGrape, 31 mai 2010 - 12:23 .

[7Makaveli]

no I think the punchline should be:



"I never thought I'd see a Justicar as pretty as that swear an oath like that to a human like that"







you may kill me if you want XD

[7Makaveli]

NICKjnp wrote...

Samara would probably tell Jack and Zaeed that she would kill them if she encountered either of them after the mission.

Samara would show respect to Legion (because he is the most paragon character in the game).

She would likely respect Thane for quiting his profession as an Assassin and focusing his life towards protecting innocent.

She would likely get bored of Grunt constantly asking her about her battles (as he is giddy everytime he hears about violence).

She would respect Miranda because they are so similar.

Jacob would annoy her because he seems to be interested in Asari strippers (same goes for Kaidan and his Asari extranet fetish addiction).

Tali would seem too much like a child (since she was only 17 in the last game but somehow managed to age 7 years within a 2 year time frame).

She would find Mordin odd because she is so articulate when she speaks while he can't form complete sentences.

She would like Kasumi because, well, she told Shepard about how she appreciated Shepard's help.

lmao at the Tali comment, and yeh I think Jacob would ruin his chance at the prize by saying something silly like:

Jacob: hey so why do you wear a stripper outfit to battle? doesn't seem all that tactical

Samara: >_>


and I do think she would like Kasumi, because well who doesn't like Kasumi?

[7Makaveli]

AshiraShepard wrote...

In other news, I really like this screenshot...don't know why. o_o

Its because Samara does what is needed:

Samara: Shepard, I think there's something wrong with Legion here, he seems to be malfunctioning

Shepard: I dunno, do something with him while I scratch my ear

Samara: *clocks Legion in the face*



... I must have real strange imagination to cook that one up

Modifié par 7Makaveli, 31 mai 2010 - 12:52 .

[NICKjnp]

yorkj86 wrote...

NICKjnp wrote...

Samara would show respect to Legion (because he is the most paragon character in the game).

How so?

He is literally the nicest character in game.  He is nice to the Quarians.  He saves Shepards life twice when they first meet (Shepard usually has to do that for other people).  He always approves of Shepard doing the right thing.  The devs wrote him as the most paragon character in the entire game.

Besides... a robot sidekick is what makes a franchise great:

Modifié par NICKjnp, 31 mai 2010 - 02:06 .

[NICKjnp]

What do yout think is Samara's view of the Geth?