@JD,
I've heard some ideas for creative use of biotic fields that essentially amount to what you posted in that picture there.
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Posté 01 juin 2010 - 04:23
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you know what, no, the only article of clothing I would want Samara to remove should there be a romantic encounter would be the head ornaments
*steps foot down*
*steps foot down*
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Posté 01 juin 2010 - 04:24
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slimgrin wrote...
Is that your basement Jd?
yorkj86 wrote...
@JD,
I've heard some ideas for creative use of biotic fields that essentially amount to what you posted in that picture there.
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Posté 01 juin 2010 - 04:25
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7Makaveli wrote...
If its Embrace Eternity, then her eyes should go Red instead of Black, only cause Black may remind me of Morinth for obvious reasons 0_0
but still, the idea of Samara rolling in the sack with straight-faced Sheploo makes me cringe.
Oh and if anything, Bioware has lost its flare for doing graceful sex scenes, see the "Engine Room"
Yeah they could change the eyes.
It may be hard to grasp this, but when two people are romanticaly involved, they will probably have sex.
I want to see a return to ME 1 quality of scenes, all the ones in ME 2 sucked.
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Posté 01 juin 2010 - 04:25
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slimgrin wrote...
Is that your basement Jd?
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Posté 01 juin 2010 - 04:26
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7Makaveli wrote...
you know what, no, the only article of clothing I would want Samara to remove should there be a romantic encounter would be the head ornaments
*steps foot down*
agreed
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Posté 01 juin 2010 - 04:29
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kelmar6821 wrote...
7Makaveli wrote...
you know what, no, the only article of clothing I would want Samara to remove should there be a romantic encounter would be the head ornaments
*steps foot down*
agreed
Disagreed in my other posts.
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Posté 01 juin 2010 - 04:30
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BlackMetal wrote...
It may be hard to grasp this, but when two people are romanticaly involved, they will probably have sex.
yes but that makes it sound like you want to romance Tali 0_0
lol, dont take it personal
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Posté 01 juin 2010 - 04:33
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I'm for a prelude to a sex scene, where you see her partially nude, then a fade to black kinda thing.
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Posté 01 juin 2010 - 04:34
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http://meforums.biow...forum=104&sp=15
"Without getting into too much detail, asari are considered female because:
1) They produce the equivalent of egg cells - cells that contain genetic material which can develop into a new independant organism. How they use them is a bit weird from the human point of view.
2) They possess the equivalent of a womb - a place where "activated" egg cells develop within them.
3) From the human point of view, they have a host of secondary sexual characteristics associated with femaleness (mammary glands, distribution of fats, higher pitched voice, etc.)
It's open to debate whether or not a species can truly be "female" (or "male") when they are monogendered. For the purposes of classification by multi-gendered species, who are the majority in the galaxy, the asari clearly fill a female niche.
The codex is not written from human or Spectre/galactic point of view (save one or two entries which deal with topics only the player knows about). It's supposed to be an objective encyclopedia, presenting topics in a neutral tone. The hope was that the background material Shepard would know growing up in the world would be presented tot the player in a way that allows you to make your own judgements on whether "X" is good or bad.
<-- Codex guy" Posted 14 July 2007
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Quote from the old forum. Link provided by Ablaz3d
http://social.biowar...ndex/2766988/10
Just thought I would post the info in here. ME2 has been released since this comment, so I don't know what they have changed, or what they have stated since then that would contradict this.
"Without getting into too much detail, asari are considered female because:
1) They produce the equivalent of egg cells - cells that contain genetic material which can develop into a new independant organism. How they use them is a bit weird from the human point of view.
2) They possess the equivalent of a womb - a place where "activated" egg cells develop within them.
3) From the human point of view, they have a host of secondary sexual characteristics associated with femaleness (mammary glands, distribution of fats, higher pitched voice, etc.)
It's open to debate whether or not a species can truly be "female" (or "male") when they are monogendered. For the purposes of classification by multi-gendered species, who are the majority in the galaxy, the asari clearly fill a female niche.
The codex is not written from human or Spectre/galactic point of view (save one or two entries which deal with topics only the player knows about). It's supposed to be an objective encyclopedia, presenting topics in a neutral tone. The hope was that the background material Shepard would know growing up in the world would be presented tot the player in a way that allows you to make your own judgements on whether "X" is good or bad.
<-- Codex guy" Posted 14 July 2007
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Quote from the old forum. Link provided by Ablaz3d
http://social.biowar...ndex/2766988/10
Just thought I would post the info in here. ME2 has been released since this comment, so I don't know what they have changed, or what they have stated since then that would contradict this.
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Posté 01 juin 2010 - 04:35
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7Makaveli wrote...
BlackMetal wrote...
It may be hard to grasp this, but when two people are romanticaly involved, they will probably have sex.
yes but that makes it sound like you want to romance Tali 0_0
lol, dont take it personal
I romanced Tali in 1 out of my 7 playthroughs, the whole romance in general was a fail. lol
@Slim Yeah that idea is what im thinking.
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Posté 01 juin 2010 - 04:36
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7Makaveli wrote...
AshiraShepard wrote...
BIOWARE!
lololol Ashira I'm so sorry but:
Samara: Shepard, we need to talk
Shepard: Sure, Samara, but...what happened to your arms?
Samara: That last mission......I was unarmed
Shepard: [deadpan Meer]NOOOOOOOOOOO![/deadpan meer]
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Posté 01 juin 2010 - 04:39
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kelmar6821 wrote...
7Makaveli wrote...
AshiraShepard wrote...
BIOWARE!
lololol Ashira I'm so sorry but:
Samara: Shepard, we need to talk
Shepard: Sure, Samara, but...what happened to your arms?
Samara: That last mission......I was unarmed
Shepard: [deadpan Meer]NOOOOOOOOOOO![/deadpan meer]
yo straight up, if any Shepard deserves to see Armless Samara naked, its "Armless Mohawk Shepard"
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Posté 01 juin 2010 - 04:42
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JohnnyDollar wrote...
http://meforums.biow...forum=104&sp=15
Quote from the old forum. Link provided by Ablaz3d
"Without getting into too much detail, asari are considered female because:
1) They produce the equivalent of egg cells - cells that contain genetic material which can develop into a new independant organism. How they use them is a bit weird from the human point of view.
2) They possess the equivalent of a womb - a place where "activated" egg cells develop within them.
3) From the human point of view, they have a host of secondary sexual characteristics associated with femaleness (mammary glands, distribution of fats, higher pitched voice, etc.)
It's open to debate whether or not a species can truly be "female" (or "male") when they are monogendered. For the purposes of classification by multi-gendered species, who are the majority in the galaxy, the asari clearly fill a female niche.
The codex is not written from human or Spectre/galactic point of view (save one or two entries which deal with topics only the player knows about). It's supposed to be an objective encyclopedia, presenting topics in a neutral tone. The hope was that the background material Shepard would know growing up in the world would be presented tot the player in a way that allows you to make your own judgements on whether "X" is good or bad.
<-- Codex guy"
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What does this mean for us JD
? Are we toast? Done For? Rendered irrelevant forever more?[Deadpan Meer]NOOOOOOOO[/Deadpan Meer]
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Posté 01 juin 2010 - 04:44
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No, just a quoted post from the old forum in 2007.7Makaveli wrote...
What does this mean for us JD
[Deadpan Meer]NOOOOOOOO[/Deadpan Meer]
It was posted in this thread also.
http://social.biowar...ndex/2766988/10
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Posté 01 juin 2010 - 04:45
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7Makaveli wrote...
What does this mean for us JD
[Deadpan Meer]NOOOOOOOO[/Deadpan Meer]
What're you talking about? We argue about the only thing that clearly matters. Asari genetics. One of the few things in the game Bioware will put their feet in their mouths about.
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Posté 01 juin 2010 - 04:49
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Well anytime there seems to be a definite answer to a question pertaining to Asari genetics, we find info that contradicts it. I was just parodying that, sarcasm phale I guess.
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Posté 01 juin 2010 - 04:49
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7Makaveli wrote...
Well anytime there seems to be a definite answer to a question pertaining to Asari genetics, we find info that contradicts it. I was just parodying that, sarcasm phale I guess.
I was being silly, too.
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Posté 01 juin 2010 - 04:52
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The statement is from 2007, but I don't come across many posts about the Asari from Bioware designers. That was the main reason I posted it. I created a thread in the group if anyone comes across any posts and want to share them there.
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Posté 01 juin 2010 - 04:55
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Well all it does is reaffirm is that the matter is a spinning ball of contradictory awesomeness. And it won't stop
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Posté 01 juin 2010 - 04:55
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Posté 01 juin 2010 - 04:56
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lool triple post also compensated for by pic
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Posté 01 juin 2010 - 04:58
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But of course.7Makaveli wrote...
Well all it does is reaffirm is that the matter is a spinning ball of contradictory awesomeness. And it won't stop
It's all up to interpretation by the player.
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Posté 01 juin 2010 - 05:32
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7Makaveli wrote...
kelmar6821 wrote...
7Makaveli wrote...
AshiraShepard wrote...
BIOWARE!
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lololol Ashira I'm so sorry but:
Samara: Shepard, we need to talk
Shepard: Sure, Samara, but...what happened to your arms?
Samara: That last mission......I was unarmed
Shepard: [deadpan Meer]NOOOOOOOOOOO![/deadpan meer]
-snip-
yo straight up, if any Shepard deserves to see Armless Samara naked, its "Armless Mohawk Shepard"
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Posté 01 juin 2010 - 05:50
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Asari are able to reproduce the way they do because they have magic...
