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[jlb524]

jtav wrote...

For what it's worth:

Title: Let You  Go

Thanks! It is looking good so far.

[CM26617]

Well guys, Im off. Its almost 3 am here and I have a major assessment piece to finalise later on this arvo. See ya.

[Marcin K]

 pic-time:)

[bjdbwea]

Marcin R wrote...

 pic-time:)

Haven't seen that one before, I think.

[Marcin K]

yorkj86 wrote...

Regarding Asari-Human romantic relationships and bondmating, I'd like to hear some non-dialogue conversation from non-interactable NPCs in ME3.

We have two Asari opinions on the matter.  There's the one Asari near the "front"  of Illium who is distraught because she's lost the locket that contains a picture of her human bondmate.  She clearly loved the man very much, and we get to see just how important it is for an Asari child to remember her parents.  The other Asari, near the "rear"  of Illium, the one who has the poet Krogan suitor, treats Asari-Human relationships with near-disdain.  A human will die long before his Asari bondmate, so she thinks that this somehow diminishes the importance of the union.

We don't really have any human perspective on the matter.  I'd like to hear some.   There would likely be the humans who claim that other humans entering in to a relationship with an Asari simply couldn't cut it with another human because they're dysfunctional, or because humans are "too much" for them.  That would bring out some very familiar and none-too-subtle racist overtones, though that would be the point.  I'm sure that there would be pro-human advocates who would flip their **** if Shepard were to end up with LIara.  "His child won't even have his genes!    We'd be losing the heritage of mankind's hero!"  I'd like to hear the opinions of humans who are okay with Asari-Human relationships, as they consider it the next great barrier of prejudice that must be broken down.

What do other people think?

i think gathering wider viewpoint would be great, cos more people would discover how great Asari are-especially [in our case] Liara:wub:

[Spornicus]

I started with ME2, which was a tad confusing and somewhat ruined the secret of the reapers in the first one, but right after I beat it I went to best buy and bought ME1. It wasn't bad, but I'd definitely recommend started with ME1, just for continuity.



Bioware has to make a choice with ME3: Do they want to sell a lot of games, or do they want to sell a good game. Selling a lot of games would mean they treat ME3 like anyone could pick it up and be instantly briefed on everything, some plot device allows you to choose what you look like and what your class is, etc. A good game would be one where an imported character is brought right into the action, no edit screen or anything, just like how you left your Shepard. Now they could do a character create screen for new players, but they stand to make a lot more money in the long run if they encourage people to buy the first two THEN the third.



And it would make sense for ME3 to take place a decade or so after, I mean, even with their advanced FTL drives, it'll take a helluva long time for the reapers to reach the galaxy, specifically a mass relay or inhabited planet.

[Spornicus]

I think relationships between Asari and any race (including humans) is pretty accepted, considering that's how Asari have to mate. Maybe Terra Firma has something against it, but they have something against everything non-human. Now a human mating with a turian or drell, that might generate some gasps....

[Erinlana]

Hi Guys


*hugs*

Modifié par Erinlana, 03 juin 2010 - 06:07 .

[Noxis6]

Spornicus wrote...

I think relationships between Asari and any race (including humans) is pretty accepted, considering that's how Asari have to mate. Maybe Terra Firma has something against it, but they have something against everything non-human. Now a human mating with a turian or drell, that might generate some gasps....

Well when it comes to human/alien relationships in general I would say the common population might still view them as kind of odd,given that the First Contact War was not that long ago and humanity is still very new on the galactic stage,also in terms of a Shepard/Garrus relationship I think this would raise the most eyebrows,in terms of Thane I dont know since Drell are not that prominent I guess it would give more some sort of "What is that reaction
Pro Human activists well its pretty clear they would hate it

What also would interest me is the alien view on such relationships while asari are pretty accepting,I wonder how turians for example would view it

Modifié par Noxis6, 03 juin 2010 - 06:20 .

[Spornicus]

Well, asari look like every species, it's their mind control at work  

Modifié par Spornicus, 03 juin 2010 - 06:23 .

[Erinlana]

LesEnfantsTerribles wrote...

Spornicus wrote...

Well, asari look like every species, it's their mind control at work  

Hoo boy, that's opening a huge can of worms.

Asari are soo different in every way to other races , they are pure biotics and re the only known female race.

[Spornicus]

They're not female, they're monogendered. They just all have the capacity to carry children and look like females.

But an all female alien race that's open about its sexuality? Clearly the creative team is mostly men  
 

[Erinlana]

double post  >.<

Modifié par Erinlana, 03 juin 2010 - 06:50 .

[Erinlana]

Spornicus wrote...

They're not female, they're monogendered. They just all have the capacity to carry children and look like females.

But an all female alien race that's open about its sexuality? Clearly the creative team is mostly men  
 

Ah my *big* mistake , i always get All female race mixed up , i now remebered when Liara stated on the Normanday SR1 that they arent really "female" As such.

Still i am female and i find her cute

[Erinlana]

I didn't find Thane anymore attractive than I did Mordin..



I like Liara for who she is