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[J4N3_M3]

HAHAHAHAHAHAHA you guys always crack me up xD

I was planning on making a save before the suicide mission so I can get it on with Thane, then reload, turn him down and import that savegame into ME3 xD

I was always wondering how that would work out *rofl* I'll just give it a try. But Thane is just awesome. I ADORE him! those lips, his voice....RAWR! and i really like the way he and my femshep interact...i can't describe it. and right now i played the scene where Thane explains what Siha means....NAWWWWW *melts away* I have a thing for stuff like that. I wish I could clone my Femshep. one for Kaidan, one for Thane....OMG multiverse theory.....weeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee *runs off to play some more ME2* xD

[Darazelly]

The only reason I'm getting the Paramour achievement in ME2, is because my friend is playing on my game and she's cheating on Liara with Garrus so. *Shrugs*



I found no appeal in the ME2 romances, but at the same time I'm glad I can get to see the whole thing at least and see how different it is to the ME1 writing.

[Shenzi]

No Paramour achievement here either.

If I had to pick one of the three it would be Garrus, but I have trouble seeing him as more than a best friend to any of my Sheps.

[OdScIs]

Shenzi wrote...

No Paramour achievement here either.

If I had to pick one of the three it would be Garrus, but I have trouble seeing him as more than a best friend to any of my Sheps.

It's weird....

[Aslanasadi]

Didn´t get Paramour achievement either.

If I had to make a choice, I would choose Thane. Garrus is my femshep´s best friend.

[shotgun-shepard]

Hey all. Someone posted the seagulls from Finding Nemo waaay back, but I need to post this in response;









-Right on-topic, I didn't and never will get the paramour achievement. None of the ME2 LIs interested me and I can't get into playing male to do it that way (although even then I'd rather start at ME1 and get Ash!). Oh well, I'm happy to sit, wait and hope for the promised romance arc!

[fortunesque]

I wouldn't be able to choose an ME2 LI if I had to choose... they've all been very much friend zoned.



You guys will see what Faith Shepard thinks of them later

[siriusrambles]

shotgun-shepard wrote...
-Right on-topic, I didn't and never will get the paramour achievement. None of the ME2 LIs interested me and I can't get into playing male to do it that way (although even then I'd rather start at ME1 and get Ash!). Oh well, I'm happy to sit, wait and hope for the promised romance arc!

yeah, i feel the same. 

[syllogi]

Casey Hudson made sure that none of my Shepards were going to get the Paramour achievement:

"People are worried that the love interest from the first game is not recruitable as a squad member in the second game. I think people put too much emphasis on whether importance to the story is equated to whether they are a squad member. In Mass Effect 2, it really is about preparing for a suicide mission. It's true that people on your squad are most likely going to die in this final mission. It's not all that hard to make your character survive, but you can die as a permanent death at the end. I think people will have trouble keeping everybody alive. That's a lot trickier.

Because we wanted to make sure the love interest can remain an important and integral part of the story, we want that to continue into the third game. We have some really important things we want to resolve there. That means we can't have these characters that were your love interests in this suicide mission potentially getting killed and then blocking off that opportunity. They're part of the story. They're part of the ongoing love story but they're not your squad members so that we can be sure that we can bring that love story to its conclusion."

But just because you started a relationship with one character, that doesn't mean you'll finish it with him or her. "I also think that some of the very same people who are worried that their love interest from the first one won't be a squad member will probably end up cheating on their love interest from Mass Effect 1 anyway," said Hudson. "The ones in Mass Effect 2 are really compelling. That will be an interesting thing, too, to see whether people can stay true to their Mass Effect 1 love interest on the level that you'd think they would. The great thing is that we can track this with Achievements and find out if people did this."

All of the cheaters out there should prepare to become a statistic. Hudson told IGN that he thinks BioWare will make that data public. "That's part of what we're interested in doing in an ongoing basis," he explained, "to let players see how others are engaging in the Mass Effect story."

http://xbox360.ign.c.../1055366p2.html

I can shut off the game's internet access and get the Paramour badge, and I've been very tempted to do so, but none of the ME2 LIs interest me enough to risk it.

[AkodoRyu]

Now now, did we just took a part in some kind of social experiment?

[fortunesque]

TeenZombie wrote...

Casey Hudson made sure that none of my Shepards were going to get the Paramour achievement:

"People are worried that the love interest from the first game is not recruitable as a squad member in the second game. I think people put too much emphasis on whether importance to the story is equated to whether they are a squad member. In Mass Effect 2, it really is about preparing for a suicide mission. It's true that people on your squad are most likely going to die in this final mission. It's not all that hard to make your character survive, but you can die as a permanent death at the end. I think people will have trouble keeping everybody alive. That's a lot trickier.

Because we wanted to make sure the love interest can remain an important and integral part of the story, we want that to continue into the third game. We have some really important things we want to resolve there. That means we can't have these characters that were your love interests in this suicide mission potentially getting killed and then blocking off that opportunity. They're part of the story. They're part of the ongoing love story but they're not your squad members so that we can be sure that we can bring that love story to its conclusion."

But just because you started a relationship with one character, that doesn't mean you'll finish it with him or her. "I also think that some of the very same people who are worried that their love interest from the first one won't be a squad member will probably end up cheating on their love interest from Mass Effect 1 anyway," said Hudson. "The ones in Mass Effect 2 are really compelling. That will be an interesting thing, too, to see whether people can stay true to their Mass Effect 1 love interest on the level that you'd think they would. The great thing is that we can track this with Achievements and find out if people did this."

All of the cheaters out there should prepare to become a statistic. Hudson told IGN that he thinks BioWare will make that data public. "That's part of what we're interested in doing in an ongoing basis," he explained, "to let players see how others are engaging in the Mass Effect story."

http://xbox360.ign.c.../1055366p2.html

I can shut off the game's internet access and get the Paramour badge, and I've been very tempted to do so, but none of the ME2 LIs interest me enough to risk it.

THIS!!! 

This is the interview I was talking about! I'm not going to play around with other LIs at the risk of getting another stupid, half-assed, crosseyed cameo.

[Nightodie]

@ Ako - yep

[Nightodie]

& Fort - Right

[OdScIs]

AkodoRyu wrote...

Now now, did we just took a part in some kind of social experiment?

yep, we did!

[UrbanPhoenix]

I'm back. And I am using my itouch. Wooooo

[Nightodie]

UrbanPhoenix wrote...

I'm back. And I am using my itouch. Wooooo

So can you edit posts?

[UrbanPhoenix]

@nightodie - I used the safari app. Which is the Internet. I see the edit and quote button too. I can do it all baby!

[FireEye]

Huh.  I'm curious what kind of character this Casey Hudson person thinks Shepard should be.

I think the thing that weirded me out with the ME2 love interests is that the ME1 romance arc felt like a natural progression, whereas the ME2 arcs felt like... I dunno, shopping around.  It could be just me, but I don't really see Shepard as that desperate.  (Although it could have been different if, you know, she hadn't just been in a relationship.)

[UrbanPhoenix]

@nightodie - Okay nvm. It doesn't register the code that the quote and edit pages are in. Lol it can probably only read HTML

[Aslanasadi]

Hi everybody,

just sneaking in here. I read ffs the whole evening :-)

I don´t need a paramour achievement... I only want Kaidan back...

now, I sneak out again... need to sleep

Good Night all... will see you tomorrow :-)

[AkodoRyu]

OdScIs wrote...

AkodoRyu wrote...

Now now, did we just took a part in some kind of social experiment?

yep, we did!

I don't know if I should feel bad or... violated XD

Ok, seriously now. Because I cannot fathom why they would need such kind of information. I mean I have couple of ideas, but I can't find words for them. Plus that could finish with ranting. I don't mind hanging in some kinda virtual hall of shame cuz one of my or my bf's saves dinged a paramour involving cheating. But now I feel like kind of... Pavlov's dog or something.
And, maybe that's one of the reason some of the ME2 romances are poorly written. =3

[siriusrambles]

FireEye wrote...

Huh.  I'm curious what kind of character this Casey Hudson person thinks Shepard should be.

I think the thing that weirded me out with the ME2 love interests is that the ME1 romance arc felt like a natural progression, whereas the ME2 arcs felt like... I dunno, shopping around.  It could be just me, but I don't really see Shepard as that desperate.  (Although it could have been different if, you know, she hadn't just been in a relationship.)

this is what i'm wondering as well.  i die and when i wake up, i'm attempting to shag everybody i encounter.  it's as though i turned into space sl ut shep. 

Modifié par siriusrambles, 25 juin 2010 - 10:06 .

[UrbanPhoenix]

@akodoryu - I think the point of the experiment WAS to violate us so we would cheat

[tigrina]

@Teen: thanks for posting that quote.. although I can't say I'm happy with it.
Bah, that whole thing of using achievements for stats is just so bs that everyone who ever had something serious to do with statistics could tell you. *grumbles but won't start a lecture*

This is my first BW game ever I didn't get the romance done btw. Not because of said interview but because the romances aren't that interesting for me.

On a related note; a reminder for jilly

jillyfae wrote...
It was strongly implied by Hudson in an interview I cannot find at the moment that the romance for the ME1 LI's was only going to be available in ME3 if you'd triggered it in the first game.

If you could find where this comes from when you're home, I'll be happy to read it

Modifié par tigrina, 25 juin 2010 - 10:11 .

[sagefic]

 again, that's just soo...WEIRD! 

need clear separation of the characters and the players. 

this is like saying because someone who uses a public computer has a facebook account and i use that same computer that ergo i have facebook too.  my main didn't cheat. my maleshep was not an import and so he romanced miri. how can you justify that the me1 LIs were all "cheated" on with that kind of record keeping?

makes no sense.

Modifié par sagequeen, 25 juin 2010 - 10:12 .