fortunesque wrote...
Giggles_Manically wrote...
Quick question to yall:
On the old D&D scale of alignment where does Kaidan fall? To me he is a solid Lawful Good.
This is a good way to disect charachters and look at them in a profound way.
Neutral good, leaning a little to lawful good.
I can't say he's 100% lawful good though because he helped Shepard commit mutiny and agreed with it in ME1.
There was no oil leak in the gulf. Kaidan accidently stepped on his tube of hair gel.Sialater wrote...
sagequeen wrote...
Sialater wrote...
It's pumped into the air of the armory.
yes.
kaidan's hair is out of control in that picture, btw.
Horizon had a gel shortage.
We totally need to put one of these in the gutter.Batteries wrote...
chem light wrote...
There was no oil leak in the gulf. Kaidan accidently stepped on his tube of hair gel.Sialater wrote...
sagequeen wrote...
Sialater wrote...
It's pumped into the air of the armory.
yes.
kaidan's hair is out of control in that picture, btw.
Horizon had a gel shortage.
It's secretly a fro in a lunch ladies hair net.Batteries wrote...
chem light wrote...
There was no oil leak in the gulf. Kaidan accidently stepped on his tube of hair gel.Sialater wrote...
sagequeen wrote...
Sialater wrote...
It's pumped into the air of the armory.
yes.
kaidan's hair is out of control in that picture, btw.
Horizon had a gel shortage.
I wonder if he even does need to use hair gel or if his magical hair just stays as it is.
Giggles_Manically wrote...
Quick question to yall:
On the old D&D scale of alignment where does Kaidan fall? To me he is a solid Lawful Good.
This is a good way to disect charachters and look at them in a profound way.
Modifié par FireEye, 17 juillet 2010 - 02:21 .
FireEye wrote...
Giggles_Manically wrote...
Quick question to yall:
On the old D&D scale of alignment where does Kaidan fall? To me he is a solid Lawful Good.
This is a good way to disect charachters and look at them in a profound way.
Hrrm.
I would say borderline Lawful Good-Neutral Good, which means Neutral Good since Lawful doesn't take that kind of compromise crap. The Lawful is for his own benefit, I think, to avoid suspicion as a biotic, and it gives him a framework to work with.
However, he shows a lot of Neutral Good tendencies on his own. He talks back to his superiors, and he supports Shepard no matter whether you go Lawful or Chaotic, no oaths required*. And, on the romance path, he does get twitchy under lockdown and, uh... appreciates Shepard's capacity to do underhanded things. (And that whole mutiny bit, as mentioned).
*Samara is Lawful Good.
Sialater wrote...
He'd have to be Neutral Good, or the night before Ilos wouldn't happen.
Modifié par FireEye, 17 juillet 2010 - 02:28 .
chem light wrote...
Okay, what is all this alignment stuff? Chem light never DD'd or played DD.
chem light wrote...
Okay, what is all this alignment stuff? Chem light never DD'd or played DD.
) was split into three categories: Lawful (does everything by the rules), Neutral (does everything not necessarily by the rules, but not entirely by emotion), and Chaotic (does everything by emotion). AD&D split it up further with Good & Evil.
fortunesque wrote...
Giggles_Manically wrote...
Quick question to yall:
On the old D&D scale of alignment where does Kaidan fall? To me he is a solid Lawful Good.
This is a good way to disect charachters and look at them in a profound way.
Neutral good, leaning a little to lawful good.
I can't say he's 100% lawful good though because he helped Shepard commit mutiny and agreed with it in ME1.
chem light wrote...
Well then, I would but Kaidan at neutral good, otherwise he wouldn't have agreed to help you commandeer the Normandy. But he's really inching towards that lawful goof.
FireEye wrote...
chem light wrote...
Well then, I would but Kaidan at neutral good, otherwise he wouldn't have agreed to help you commandeer the Normandy. But he's really inching towards that lawful goof.
Indeed. Lawful Good can be really hard to play, though - typically they are very rigid, and they can't really compromise their ideals at all. A Lawful Good Kaidan (depending on your game master - some are more lenient than others) would love Shepard from afar and do everything to protect her, but he'd also be the first to turn on her if she stepped over the line. Ilos wouldn't have happened, and neither would the mutiny.
... Then again, that Spectre status overrides the law. So... loophole?
For Shepard. Not Kaidan . It may keep him from confronting her, but it doesn't mean he could take the same actions.FireEye wrote...
chem light wrote...
Well then, I would but Kaidan at neutral good, otherwise he wouldn't have agreed to help you commandeer the Normandy. But he's really inching towards that lawful goof.
Indeed. Lawful Good can be really hard to play, though - typically they are very rigid, and they can't really compromise their ideals at all. A Lawful Good Kaidan (depending on your game master - some are more lenient than others) would love Shepard from afar and do everything to protect her, but he'd also be the first to turn on her if she stepped over the line. Ilos wouldn't have happened, and neither would the mutiny.
... Then again, that Spectre status overrides the law. So... loophole?
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