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[S.DeMarche]

janeym27 wrote...
I agree that FemShep's dialogue isn't even the slightest bit subtle (she flirts with EVERYONE!), but then she's been dead for 2 years, is walking into a hell she will likly not walk out of, has been abandoned by most of the peopel she ever knew, and (depending on ME1 choices) has been unceremoniously dumped by her lover. I think if I were in the same position, I'd be like 'OK. I know what I want and this time I'm taking it, dammit!'. It never bothered me, because I think in ME2 there is so much more urgency to the mission. Noone in ME1 knew for certain they were headed for death. In the beginning, it didn't even seem like the threat was that big. In ME2 they all operate on the principle that they are very likly to die (even those who won't admit it). I think it comes over in a lot of Shep's dialogue with TIM, so it never bothered me in the romances.

If Shepard just wants to "scratch an itch", then all she has to do is take Kelly up on her offer. Kelly's intro is, after all, "Hi! I'm your yeoman, and I do a lot more than just pass you messeges." To just blatantly throw it out to everyone (in such a crass manner, the dialog was not even discrete), I think was not in character. I play my Shep as being direct and taking the inititve, but also not so blatant as to hit on a subordinate (Jacob) in such a crude, potentially morale damaging way (sexual harrassment, anyone?).

As far as the being dead and ressurrected thing (or red-glowing facial scars thing) goes, I would have loved to see some sort of storyline about how Shepard is dealing with that (but that is a totally seperate discussion). I can see it changing her outlook on things, but we never get a chance to explore it, so i just carried on with her personality from ME1 as best I could and guessed about how it would change her.

But! that is part of the problem with the current romance dialog choices, they do not give us a lot of leeway when it comes to our perceptions of "our" Shepards' behaviour.

janeym27 wrote...
Hopefully in ME3, we get the opertunity to develope a romance from where we left off. Shepard can only have her heart stamped on so many times, dammit! (unless she bedded Jacob. That was pure sex)

Agree...100%.

Modifié par S.DeMarche, 14 mars 2010 - 11:01 .

[Tamyn]

WilliamShatner wrote...

 Even Thane, which at a point looked like it was going to be a bit more mature has female Shepard verbally hopping on him with "I want you."
 

Except she doesn't actually say that at all. She only says "I'm here for you Thane. Whatever you need."

Sbri wrote...

HAGA NAGA wrote...

Not me. Again, i don't care if Femshep gets all "sexy" & "aggressive" but i would like to decide with whom and when.

QFT.
Had Hale's delivery of the "I just feel like talking" line been saved for after the romance started, I wouldn't have batted an eyelash.  But to have the "overly flirty" delivery as the first thing she says, YUCK.  I also avoided Jacob as I couldn't stand her sounding like she was coming onto him when I just weanted to be platonic.

Agreed. I think the devs have gotten the message by this point, if they read these kinds of threads at all.

Modifié par Tamyn, 15 mars 2010 - 03:59 .

[Gavinthelocust]

Here is a good idea, have Shepard say something other than "I should go" when you are done talking to your current LI.

[Deviija]

Better dialogue and actual representation of a relationship would be nice, yes. Showing a growth of relationship, or at least come to a point where the other character says, 'I don't want what you want, we need to end this.' Something. As it is, the depictions are quite shallow. After all, we only get roughly 2 lovetalks with our LIs in ME1 and ME2 before bingo-bango sex achievements.

[Hyper Cutter]

Agamemnon2589 wrote...

 Did anybody else find it a little odd that the paragon response during one of Miranda's romance conversations is, "Who said anything about love? I'm just tryin' to get you into bed." I saw that and was like, wait, WHAT?! That's totally a renegade thing to say!

Yes.I was like "wait... what?" when I did that.

Modifié par Hyper Cutter, 15 mars 2010 - 08:11 .

[Noilly Prat]

Romancing Miranda, I felt like I ought to have been sporting a pervy moustache.  I liked the Tali and Jack romances, though, generally.  Haven't had a chance to see much from the LadyShep romance options as yet, except for her creepy interactions with Jacob.

I wouldn't complain about having better romance dialogue for Shepard, but if BioWare doesn't give us that, they could at least give us a better selection of moustaches to choose from in character creation (straight ironed, bleached hair options and platform heels for the FemSheps).