Then they can follow up with an RPG element in ME3. It wouldn't necessarily be a retcon would it? Because nothing seems to be clearly established or defined concerning the council decision at the end ME2, other than a few comments made by a few minor characters. Unless I am missing something, which is entirely possible.yorkj86 wrote...
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When does "Retribution" occur? What time frame in the ME universe?
Between ME2 and ME3.
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Posté 27 juillet 2010 - 09:10
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Retour en haut
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Posté 27 juillet 2010 - 09:12
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yorkj86 wrote...
I created a thread in the Samara discussion group.
link it.
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NICKjnp wrote...
yorkj86 wrote...
I created a thread in the Samara discussion group.
link it.
http://social.biowar...iscussion/9473/
#10479
Posté 27 juillet 2010 - 09:27
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Samara related post before I return to being owned on MW2.
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Posté 27 juillet 2010 - 09:36
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I have a question for all of you. Why do you like Samara's character?
For me, it's because she is calm, regal, and paragon like my Shep. She is the only one who is immune to Shepard's charms and her character is consistent throughout.
Also, the justicar ideal where everyone faces justice regardless of wealth or status appeals to my mindset that if you do wrong, you should be punished. Although I do believe in a moral gray zone, the code still is very similar to my beliefs.
For me, it's because she is calm, regal, and paragon like my Shep. She is the only one who is immune to Shepard's charms and her character is consistent throughout.
Also, the justicar ideal where everyone faces justice regardless of wealth or status appeals to my mindset that if you do wrong, you should be punished. Although I do believe in a moral gray zone, the code still is very similar to my beliefs.
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Posté 27 juillet 2010 - 09:47
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DOYOURLABS wrote...
I have a question for all of you. Why do you like Samara's character?
For me, it's because she is calm, regal, and paragon like my Shep. She is the only one who is immune to Shepard's charms and her character is consistent throughout.
Also, the justicar ideal where everyone faces justice regardless of wealth or status appeals to my mindset that if you do wrong, you should be punished. Although I do believe in a moral gray zone, the code still is very similar to my beliefs.
All of this. Also, my Shepard likes Samara because he knows that he can count on her to stay devoted to her convictions. As long as he stays Paragon, and as long as he remains her friend, he has a powerful friend in her.
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Posté 27 juillet 2010 - 09:49
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Liked the character from the off, her entrance during the recruitment mission was well done, to say the least. Had a great visual design, combined with that unyielding and resolved attitude. No nonsense about her demeanor (that whole, "get out of my way or I'm going through you" thing). Other than that, while just about every other squad member is a subordinate and acts like it, Samara (oath aside) carries herself as an equal, with Shepard actually showing proper respect for her station. The justicar thing is kind of whatever to me, but her background story actually has some emotional gravity.
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Posté 27 juillet 2010 - 09:54
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I liked the justicar thing, because it proves the asari are more than just diplomats and strippers.adriano_c wrote...
The justicar thing is kind of whatever to me, but her background story actually has some emotional gravity.
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Posté 27 juillet 2010 - 10:00
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Well, considering your signature, you're aware they can also lead criminal organizations. Not to mention mercenaries and merchants...blah blah.
Either way, the whole justicar thing is too much of a throwback to paladins and Judge Dredd to me. Nothing original about it, really.
Either way, the whole justicar thing is too much of a throwback to paladins and Judge Dredd to me. Nothing original about it, really.
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Posté 27 juillet 2010 - 10:15
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adriano_c wrote...
Either way, the whole justicar thing is too much of a throwback to paladins and Judge Dredd to me. Nothing original about it, really.
It was refreshing for me. It was nice to see so interesting and anachronistic. It was nice to see someone who doesn't believe in gray morality, which, far too often, according to her, leads to ethical laziness and akrasia.
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Posté 27 juillet 2010 - 10:27
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I would repeat everything you guys have just said, but you already summed up most of the reasons I like the character.
In my own words though, there's just somehing about a strong, collected female character with that dark spot of hurt in their past that's like catnip to me. I don't know why.
In other news, I'm sure something is going on in this screenshot...
In my own words though, there's just somehing about a strong, collected female character with that dark spot of hurt in their past that's like catnip to me. I don't know why.
In other news, I'm sure something is going on in this screenshot...
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Posté 27 juillet 2010 - 10:30
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AshiraShepard wrote...
I would repeat everything you guys have just said, but you already summed up most of the reasons I like the character.
In my own words though, there's just somehing about a strong, collected female character with that dark spot of hurt in their past that's like catnip to me. I don't know why.
In other news, I'm sure something is going on in this screenshot...
Shepard: Samara aren't you coming?
Samara: I'm not leaving until you go give aid to that injured salarian
Shepard: But I'm all the way over here
*Paragon Stare*
Shepard: But the key to defeating the reapers is right over there!
*Paragon Stare*
Shepard: ...Fine
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Posté 27 juillet 2010 - 11:06
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Is even Kasumi susceptible to the Paragon Stare?
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Posté 27 juillet 2010 - 11:09
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The paragon stare is universalyorkj86 wrote...
Is even Kasumi susceptible to the Paragon Stare?
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Posté 27 juillet 2010 - 11:17
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DOYOURLABS wrote...
The paragon stare is universalyorkj86 wrote...
Is even Kasumi susceptible to the Paragon Stare?
Even the Reapers?! That's the key to victory, right there.
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Posté 27 juillet 2010 - 11:20
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Oh, posting on page 420! Where's Blackmetal for this momentous occasion?
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Posté 27 juillet 2010 - 11:23
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He celebrated a little too early.yorkj86 wrote...
Oh, posting on page 420! Where's Blackmetal for this momentous occasion?
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DOYOURLABS wrote...
He celebrated a little too early.yorkj86 wrote...
Oh, posting on page 420! Where's Blackmetal for this momentous occasion?
i c wut u did thar
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DOYOURLABS wrote...
Also, the justicar ideal where everyone faces justice regardless of wealth or status appeals to my mindset that if you do wrong, you should be punished. Although I do believe in a moral gray zone, the code still is very similar to my beliefs.
I wonder what Samara would think of the way celebrities and the very wealthy tend to be treated differently by the law. The law is supposed to be impartial to things like wealth and status. I'm very certain Samara would be fond of the statue that shows justice as being blind.
Martha Stewart hasn't killed folks (maybe she has?), but Samara probably wouldn't approve of the special treatment she allegedly received.
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Posté 27 juillet 2010 - 11:49
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She would probably punish the criminal, and all involved in easing the sentence. It would fit with her punishing the corrupt.yorkj86 wrote...
DOYOURLABS wrote...
Also, the justicar ideal where everyone faces justice regardless of wealth or status appeals to my mindset that if you do wrong, you should be punished. Although I do believe in a moral gray zone, the code still is very similar to my beliefs.
I wonder what Samara would think of the way celebrities and the very wealthy tend to be treated differently by the law. The law is supposed to be impartial to things like wealth and status. I'm very certain Samara would be fond of the statue that shows justice as being blind.
Martha Stewart hasn't killed folks (maybe she has?), but Samara probably wouldn't approve of the special treatment she allegedly received.
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Posté 27 juillet 2010 - 11:56
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Damn, now that I think about it, that would be a great picture - Samara standing near a statue of Lady Justice. That could be a gift Paragon Shepard gives to Samara, and the Justicar Order - a statue of Lady Justice.
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Posté 28 juillet 2010 - 12:04
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#10498
Posté 28 juillet 2010 - 12:13
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Here's an art update:
Beautiful view, I like the serenity of it and the positioning of the characters.
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Posté 28 juillet 2010 - 12:36
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Non-Romanceable Characters and Demographics - This one has Samara, at least.
Go go Samara!
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Posté 28 juillet 2010 - 12:40
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Beautiful view, I like the serenity of it and the positioning of the characters.
Thanks, the artist should complete it, soon. He just has to add in the little details, and make all of the lines very clear and clean.
