Or could she be persuaded to expand her knowledge of humans in this way, without obligations of romantic relationship whatsoever beyond a single bed time?
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Posté 29 mars 2010 - 12:17
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Seriously, would Samara sleep with renegade Shepard if it was the only way to prevent him from killing an innocent person (supposing she still considers herself under her oath of allegiance and Shepard does not come up with the idea to just order her into his bed)?
Or could she be persuaded to expand her knowledge of humans in this way, without obligations of romantic relationship whatsoever beyond a single bed time?
Or could she be persuaded to expand her knowledge of humans in this way, without obligations of romantic relationship whatsoever beyond a single bed time?
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Posté 29 mars 2010 - 12:22
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Let's hope that there will be some fruition that comes from this in ME3.AshiraShepard wrote...
The Reaper cliffhanger makes a huge grin spread across my face every time I see it. BRING IT!
The Samara cliffhanger makes me want to march into Bioware and cry/scream. =P Big child response...*cough*
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Posté 29 mars 2010 - 12:23
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Zulu_DFA wrote...
Seriously, would Samara sleep with renegade Shepard if it was the only way to prevent him from killing an innocent person (supposing she still considers herself under her oath of allegiance and Shepard does not come up with the idea to just order her into his bed)?
Or could she be persuaded to expand her knowledge of humans in this way, without obligations of romantic relationship whatsoever beyond a single bed time?
LOL!
"Sleep with me dammit! or I'll blow his head off!"
"Why yes Shepard, I'll share your bed, if only for study."
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Posté 29 mars 2010 - 12:24
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What would be an example that would fit this scenario though?Zulu_DFA wrote...
Seriously, would Samara sleep with renegade Shepard if it was the only way to prevent him from killing an innocent person (supposing she still considers herself under her oath of allegiance and Shepard does not come up with the idea to just order her into his bed)?
Or could she be persuaded to expand her knowledge of humans in this way, without obligations of romantic relationship whatsoever beyond a single bed time?
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Posté 29 mars 2010 - 12:26
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slimgrin wrote...
Zulu_DFA wrote...
Seriously, would Samara sleep with renegade Shepard if it was the only way to prevent him from killing an innocent person (supposing she still considers herself under her oath of allegiance and Shepard does not come up with the idea to just order her into his bed)?
Or could she be persuaded to expand her knowledge of humans in this way, without obligations of romantic relationship whatsoever beyond a single bed time?
LOL!
"Sleep with me dammit! or I'll blow his head off!"
"Why yes Shepard, I'll share your bed, if only for study."
Spend 10 years in the military and then 2 years dead, and you'll be taking sex lightly. So this is not totally a joke.
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Posté 29 mars 2010 - 12:30
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JohnnyDollar wrote...
What would be an example that would fit this scenario though?Zulu_DFA wrote...
Seriously, would Samara sleep with renegade Shepard if it was the only way to prevent him from killing an innocent person (supposing she still considers herself under her oath of allegiance and Shepard does not come up with the idea to just order her into his bed)?
Or could she be persuaded to expand her knowledge of humans in this way, without obligations of romantic relationship whatsoever beyond a single bed time?
I'd wish there was something along these lines as an expansion to the "curiosity" dialogue with Samara. Would be cool to ask her these questions, and I bet she'd give a truthful answer. Not necessarily leading to the bed even if it was "yes".
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Posté 29 mars 2010 - 12:35
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Well Samara is very mysterious. You never know. She may have a little surprise for your renegade scenerio.Zulu_DFA wrote...
JohnnyDollar wrote...
What would be an example that would fit this scenario though?Zulu_DFA wrote...
Seriously, would Samara sleep with renegade Shepard if it was the only way to prevent him from killing an innocent person (supposing she still considers herself under her oath of allegiance and Shepard does not come up with the idea to just order her into his bed)?
Or could she be persuaded to expand her knowledge of humans in this way, without obligations of romantic relationship whatsoever beyond a single bed time?
I'd wish there was something along these lines as an expansion to the "curiosity" dialogue with Samara. Would be cool to ask her these questions, and I bet she'd give a truthful answer. Not necessarily leading to the bed even if it was "yes".
Ha ha ha ha.........
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Posté 29 mars 2010 - 12:41
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JohnnyDollar wrote...
Let's hope that there will be some fruition that comes from this in ME3.AshiraShepard wrote...
The Reaper cliffhanger makes a huge grin spread across my face every time I see it. BRING IT!
The Samara cliffhanger makes me want to march into Bioware and cry/scream. =P Big child response...*cough*
Hopefully the Cliffhanger will be worth it in the end.
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Posté 29 mars 2010 - 12:47
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She said she will be oblidged to kill me anyway after her oath expires, so why the hell not? And given that, maybe it's my only chance, because I don't want to kill her.JohnnyDollar wrote...
Well Samara is very mysterious. You never know. She may have a little surprise for your renegade scenerio.Zulu_DFA wrote...
JohnnyDollar wrote...
What would be an example that would fit this scenario though?Zulu_DFA wrote...
Seriously, would Samara sleep with renegade Shepard if it was the only way to prevent him from killing an innocent person (supposing she still considers herself under her oath of allegiance and Shepard does not come up with the idea to just order her into his bed)?
Or could she be persuaded to expand her knowledge of humans in this way, without obligations of romantic relationship whatsoever beyond a single bed time?
I'd wish there was something along these lines as an expansion to the "curiosity" dialogue with Samara. Would be cool to ask her these questions, and I bet she'd give a truthful answer. Not necessarily leading to the bed even if it was "yes".
Ha ha ha ha.........
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Posté 29 mars 2010 - 12:54
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Well she says (not verbatim) "let us hope that we will not meet again for the sake of our firendship". Which implies the fight would be on if they crossed paths again. So unless I missed some dialog, which is certainly possible, then fighting Samara is not a forgone conclusion with your renegade Shep following the endgame mission.Zulu_DFA wrote...
She said she will be oblidged to kill me anyway after her oath expires, so why the hell not? And given that, maybe it's my only chance, because I don't want to kill her.JohnnyDollar wrote...
Well Samara is very mysterious. You never know. She may have a little surprise for your renegade scenerio.Zulu_DFA wrote...
JohnnyDollar wrote...
What would be an example that would fit this scenario though?Zulu_DFA wrote...
Seriously, would Samara sleep with renegade Shepard if it was the only way to prevent him from killing an innocent person (supposing she still considers herself under her oath of allegiance and Shepard does not come up with the idea to just order her into his bed)?
Or could she be persuaded to expand her knowledge of humans in this way, without obligations of romantic relationship whatsoever beyond a single bed time?
I'd wish there was something along these lines as an expansion to the "curiosity" dialogue with Samara. Would be cool to ask her these questions, and I bet she'd give a truthful answer. Not necessarily leading to the bed even if it was "yes".
Ha ha ha ha.........
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Posté 29 mars 2010 - 01:03
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JohnnyDollar wrote...
Well she says (not verbatim) "let us hope that we will not meet again for the sake of our firendship". Which implies the fight would be on if they crossed paths again. So unless I missed some dialog, which is certainly possible, then fighting Samara is not a forgone conclusion with your renegade Shep following the endgame mission.Zulu_DFA wrote...
She said she will be oblidged to kill me anyway after her oath expires, so why the hell not? And given that, maybe it's my only chance, because I don't want to kill her.JohnnyDollar wrote...
Well Samara is very mysterious. You never know. She may have a little surprise for your renegade scenerio.Zulu_DFA wrote...
JohnnyDollar wrote...
What would be an example that would fit this scenario though?Zulu_DFA wrote...
Seriously, would Samara sleep with renegade Shepard if it was the only way to prevent him from killing an innocent person (supposing she still considers herself under her oath of allegiance and Shepard does not come up with the idea to just order her into his bed)?
Or could she be persuaded to expand her knowledge of humans in this way, without obligations of romantic relationship whatsoever beyond a single bed time?
I'd wish there was something along these lines as an expansion to the "curiosity" dialogue with Samara. Would be cool to ask her these questions, and I bet she'd give a truthful answer. Not necessarily leading to the bed even if it was "yes".
Ha ha ha ha.........
Hmmm...
I don't remember hitting such a line, although I did exhaust all the dialogue with her.
But from the metagaming PoV it seems to be a strong hint that in ME3 they will cross their paths, and what'll be the result with the Renegade? A fight to the death?
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Posté 29 mars 2010 - 01:09
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I remember he friendship line. It could very well lead to conflict. I guess that's a solid reason for me to clean my act up for ME3!
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Posté 29 mars 2010 - 01:13
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I haven't hit the line either, I heard the audio though. She says to Paragon Shep that he/she can call on her and she will come. I did hit the paragon line. With Renegade I think she says what I said in the above post. In both instances I think that she alludes to the fact that her oath to Shep is fulfilled. So it seems that if playing Paragon you may be able to request her assistance in ME3. If playing renegade you may cross paths with her. Knowing her, a fight to the death would not be surprising.Zulu_DFA wrote...
JohnnyDollar wrote...
Well she says (not verbatim) "let us hope that we will not meet again for the sake of our firendship". Which implies the fight would be on if they crossed paths again. So unless I missed some dialog, which is certainly possible, then fighting Samara is not a forgone conclusion with your renegade Shep following the endgame mission.Zulu_DFA wrote...
She said she will be oblidged to kill me anyway after her oath expires, so why the hell not? And given that, maybe it's my only chance, because I don't want to kill her.JohnnyDollar wrote...
Well Samara is very mysterious. You never know. She may have a little surprise for your renegade scenerio.Zulu_DFA wrote...
JohnnyDollar wrote...
What would be an example that would fit this scenario though?Zulu_DFA wrote...
Seriously, would Samara sleep with renegade Shepard if it was the only way to prevent him from killing an innocent person (supposing she still considers herself under her oath of allegiance and Shepard does not come up with the idea to just order her into his bed)?
Or could she be persuaded to expand her knowledge of humans in this way, without obligations of romantic relationship whatsoever beyond a single bed time?
I'd wish there was something along these lines as an expansion to the "curiosity" dialogue with Samara. Would be cool to ask her these questions, and I bet she'd give a truthful answer. Not necessarily leading to the bed even if it was "yes".
Ha ha ha ha.........
Hmmm...
I don't remember hitting such a line, although I did exhaust all the dialogue with her.
But from the metagaming PoV it seems to be a strong hint that in ME3 they will cross their paths, and what'll be the result with the Renegade? A fight to the death?
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Posté 29 mars 2010 - 01:17
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Of course I am speaking from within the ME story, not necessarily how Bioware will develop ME3. "Ah yes big decisions"
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Posté 29 mars 2010 - 01:18
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Knowing her, a fight to the death would not be surprising.
Crap, that'll make it two good asari lives on my hands.
What'll be her last wish, I wonder?
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Posté 29 mars 2010 - 01:22
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Zulu_DFA wrote...
JohnnyDollar wrote...
Knowing her, a fight to the death would not be surprising.
Crap, that'll make it two good asari lives on my hands.
What'll be her last wish, I wonder?
Don't do it, don't wonder.
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JohnnyDollar wrote...
I haven't hit the line either, I heard the audio though. She says to Paragon Shep that he/she can call on her and she will come. I did hit the paragon line. With Renegade I think she says what I said in the above post. In both instances I think that she alludes to the fact that her oath to Shep is fulfilled. So it seems that if playing Paragon you may be able to request her assistance in ME3. If playing renegade you may cross paths with her. Knowing her, a fight to the death would not be surprising.
Unless of course Bioware plans to use Morinth/Samara like Ashley/Kaidan and decides that your paragon/renegade scores determines who'll be back... They can't really use death, as all the squadmates can die in the final mission. Should the squadmates remain the same in ME3, they'll write them all back in for a "new" Shepard and bring back whatever survivors made it with an "import" Shepard.
In either case, I guess the chances of a traditional romance with Samara/Morinth are slim in ME3
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Posté 29 mars 2010 - 01:25
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Zulu_DFA wrote...
JohnnyDollar wrote...
Knowing her, a fight to the death would not be surprising.
Crap, that'll make it two good asari lives on my hands.
What'll be her last wish, I wonder?
Pepare to die a few times in that conflict. I'm sure if you fight her she'll be wicked-tough to beat. Probably worse than Benezia.
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Posté 29 mars 2010 - 01:27
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yorkj86 wrote...
Zulu_DFA wrote...
JohnnyDollar wrote...
Knowing her, a fight to the death would not be surprising.
Crap, that'll make it two good asari lives on my hands.
What'll be her last wish, I wonder?
Don't do it, don't wonder.
What do you mean "don't do it"? If there will be a fight, that's it for Sam. However much I may like her as a person, I won't flinch. In any case, it's her Code that seals her fate.
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I don't know, she may not have one.Zulu_DFA wrote...
JohnnyDollar wrote...
Knowing her, a fight to the death would not be surprising.
Crap, that'll make it two good asari lives on my hands.
What'll be her last wish, I wonder?
This is all speculation though. Bioware could just give her a cameo if you didn't get her killed in the suicide mission. I just like talking about it. I don't however confuse the story with what Bioware will actually produce though.
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Posté 29 mars 2010 - 01:31
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slimgrin wrote...
Zulu_DFA wrote...
JohnnyDollar wrote...
Knowing her, a fight to the death would not be surprising.
Crap, that'll make it two good asari lives on my hands.
What'll be her last wish, I wonder?
Pepare to die a few times in that conflict. I'm sure if you fight her she'll be wicked-tough to beat. Probably worse than Benezia.
NNNOOOOOOO!!!!
The fight with Benezia was the toughest fight of my life. Including the real life. I just kept bugging through the walls and ceiling... Until I came up with the idea to hide behind the rachni queen tank!
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Posté 29 mars 2010 - 01:33
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IMO (don't get upset anyone reading this) all of the ME2 squadmates are dead in the default. Hence small (cameos, love scenes) roles for alive squadmates in your save import in ME3.Flamewielder wrote...
JohnnyDollar wrote...
I haven't hit the line either, I heard the audio though. She says to Paragon Shep that he/she can call on her and she will come. I did hit the paragon line. With Renegade I think she says what I said in the above post. In both instances I think that she alludes to the fact that her oath to Shep is fulfilled. So it seems that if playing Paragon you may be able to request her assistance in ME3. If playing renegade you may cross paths with her. Knowing her, a fight to the death would not be surprising.
Unless of course Bioware plans to use Morinth/Samara like Ashley/Kaidan and decides that your paragon/renegade scores determines who'll be back... They can't really use death, as all the squadmates can die in the final mission. Should the squadmates remain the same in ME3, they'll write them all back in for a "new" Shepard and bring back whatever survivors made it with an "import" Shepard.
In either case, I guess the chances of a traditional romance with Samara/Morinth are slim in ME3
WIth that said, Bioware can also just retcon the hell out of it and come up with anything to give larger (squadmates) roles for some of the characters.
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Posté 29 mars 2010 - 01:37
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Now that I think of it, that would be a terrific and ballsy thing for Bioware to do. What a plot line! One way, a valued friend and teammate lives, the other one is a fight to the death. After what they did with Wrex...
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Posté 29 mars 2010 - 01:41
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I don't know, I hope they will bring them back. I mean look at the hate and discontent over Liara/Ash/Kadian in ME2. I'm not sure they want to risk the wrath of the fans who want their favorite new ME2 character back to join them. I think there may be a few new choices but honestly I'm hoping for very few and more of the squad members I already know and trust.
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Now that I think of it, that would be a terrific and ballsy thing for Bioware to do. What a plot line! One way, a valued friend and teammate lives, the other one is a fight to the death. After what they did with Wrex...
...practically make him leader of the Krogans?
Uh... yeah, how dare they do that!
