NICKjnp wrote...
Northern California beaches are the most beautiful... that and the Redwoods.
Modifié par Batteries, 27 juin 2010 - 06:32 .
NICKjnp wrote...
Northern California beaches are the most beautiful... that and the Redwoods.
Joisan wrote...
kraidy1117 wrote...
What I do wonder is what made him go to the Alliance. Something had to happen that made him go there.
My thought was always that after a few years of self-reflection, Kaidan concluded that since he was stuck with these biotic talents, he may as well use them to do some good. Plus, there's his comment that "we're not restricted but we sure as hell don't go undocumented." I kind of took that to mean that a lot of ordinary people are fearful and suspicious of biotics and so it's difficult for a biotic to fit in in normal society. I think the codex in ME1 says something to that effect as well. So given the choice between trying to hold down a job in an environment where everyone is just as afraid of him as Rahna was after he killed Vyrnnus or going into the military where biotics are welcomed with open arms and generous paychecks, he chose the latter.
This....................................... <_< Is my *not convinced* OK?NICKjnp wrote...
Jenova65 wrote...
OK so you all live in sunny California, stop rubbing it in *is jealous* ;-)
To be fair... some parts of California are not a nice as others. Where I live (the central valley) it is hot, really hot, during th summer and cold, really cold, during the winter. The California coast and the California Sierra's are very nice though.
Batteries wrote...
ME3 Kaidan loyalty mission with Rahna anyone?
Jenova65 wrote...
This....................................... <_< Is my *not convinced* OK?NICKjnp wrote...
Jenova65 wrote...
OK so you all live in sunny California, stop rubbing it in *is jealous* ;-)
To be fair... some parts of California are not a nice as others. Where I live (the central valley) it is hot, really hot, during th summer and cold, really cold, during the winter. The California coast and the California Sierra's are very nice though.
The microclimates of California amuse me. Live in the Marin Headlands where it's 60 degrees and foggy and then travel 20 miles up 101 and it's 90 degrees and nothing but sun.NICKjnp wrote...
To be fair... some parts of California are not a nice as others. Where I live (the central valley) it is hot, really hot, during th summer and cold, really cold, during the winter. The California coast and the California Sierra's are very nice though.
Modifié par Pacifien, 27 juin 2010 - 06:42 .
fortunesque wrote...
Batteries wrote...
ME3 Kaidan loyalty mission with Rahna anyone?
No. Never.
That chapter of his life is over; Kaidan is over it so hopefully the writers are too.
It is not far off that here atm, Eastbourne has a fairly temperate climate compared to most of the UK!Star58 wrote...
NICKjnp wrote...
Jenova65 wrote...
OK so you all live in sunny California, stop rubbing it in *is jealous* ;-)
To be fair... some parts of California are not a nice as others. Where I live (the central valley) it is hot, really hot, during th summer and cold, really cold, during the winter. The California coast and the California Sierra's are very nice though.
It's true, the middle of California - all the way up and down the state - is desert. Some of it's been converted to farmland thanks to a series of canals but it's still hot and dusty. I live in an area of the SF Bay delta so it gets hot (it's already over 90 degrees outside atm) but there are a lot more trees. Northern California just inland from the coast (I'm thinking of the route up 101, Nick) is also lovely -- hot and a little dryer but lots of redwoods as you move up into the mountains.
I bet Kaidan prefers winter and big fireplaces, I don't see him in shorts on the beach
fortunesque wrote...
Batteries wrote...
ME3 Kaidan loyalty mission with Rahna anyone?
No. Never.
That chapter of his life is over; Kaidan is over it so hopefully the writers are too.
fortunesque wrote...
No. Never.
That chapter of his life is over; Kaidan is over it so hopefully the writers are too.
NICKjnp wrote...
I don't see the need to do loyalty missions for LI's.
I would love to see this in ME3.Joisan wrote...
fortunesque wrote...
No. Never.
That chapter of his life is over; Kaidan is over it so hopefully the writers are too.
I'm with you on that one. If Kaidan has a loyalty mission I'd rather it have to do with convincing him that you're loyal to the Alliance, not Cerberus. Given what a sticking point Cerberus was with him on Horizon (no matter how much of that was simply an excuse to keep him off the squad) I can see some lingering issues there.
Joisan wrote...
NICKjnp wrote...
I don't see the need to do loyalty missions for LI's.
Maybe, but we did in 2 so if they're going to keep the loyalty mechanic in 3, it's not outside the realm of possibility that they would give Kaidan a loyalty mission.
NICKjnp wrote...
Kaidan: Shepard I need to talk to you!
Shepard: Ok.. shoot.
Kaidan: I know that you know that I love you but I will only love you if you go and do this mission with me.
Shepard:
Maybe we can take Kaidan to kick TIM's butt as a loyalty mission at the beginning of ME3.Joisan wrote...
I'm with you on that one. If Kaidan has a loyalty mission I'd rather it have to do with convincing him that you're loyal to the Alliance, not Cerberus. Given what a sticking point Cerberus was with him on Horizon (no matter how much of that was simply an excuse to keep him off the squad) I can see some lingering issues there.fortunesque wrote...
No. Never.
That chapter of his life is over; Kaidan is over it so hopefully the writers are too.
[<-------smiley used in place of "doing a happy dance" one that seems to be lacking]
fortunesque wrote...
I don't like the idea of loyalty missions to begin with. Sidequests, yes... but not a mission that you must complete or the character will lose all semblance of focus and mess the mission up.
I'd think that Ash and Kaidan would be very capable of stowing their issues and doing their job properly.
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