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[Archonsg]

Alamar2078 wrote...

I generally trust Bioware but ME2 really didn't show any signs of ME1 decisions mattering [in other than cosmetic terms].

What? Finding out that the Rachni is rebuilding and will fight for you when you finally fight the reapers does not matter?

Here is what I think will happen in ME3, All your choices from ME1 and 2 will cascade, and choices you made in both games, even some we now think as inconsequential will mater. Like Conrad Verner. Who's to say he won't pull the "ultimate sacrifice" to save his hero, Shepard, of course in the most rediculous and funny way.

If you meant directly effecting ME2, then perhaps not, but your actions do make a difference in how people treat you. While its true that you still get what you want, your play experience does follow a different path, so I do count that as "mattering".

[danteshepard]

Somebody1003 wrote...

danteshepard wrote...

Darth Cheesecake wrote...

danteshepard wrote...

Darth Cheesecake wrote...
But alot of the people on this thread like Liara as well...

you kinda had to be here. I was asking why people didn't like a certain pic of tali's face, somebody and I argued about it a little and she goes and says she'd leave tali for liara if that was what her face revealed as.
Doc called her shallow, I called her turncoat.
then the whelp threatened liara and somebody dug a deeper hole for herself by retaliating with a threat to tali. and thus we began a lynching until she fled.
It was fun.

But that just seems so excessive.

it's less about the fact that she likes liara and more about the fact that she made herself out to be shallow and would leave if her appearance didn't suit her tastes. I don't care if she likes liara more, liara was kind of cute in ME1, I do care when she threatened tali.

Let me make 2 things clear though.
I always preferred Liara over Tali, regardless over what Tali will look like. I just hid it since this is a Tali support thread.

And the other thing is Im not a she!

That's you're right. I don't really care one way or the other who you choose to romance, but it was your fault for threatening tali in the first place.
As to the she comment it's a part of your being an asari turncoat

[Archonsg]

Somebody1003 wrote...
After that everyone started to ask me if I was a girl.

You only need to worry when you get private PMs asking you for age / telephone # / and if you want to do *stuff*

ps: even if they are other "ladies"

Modifié par Archonsg, 13 mars 2010 - 04:16 .

[danteshepard]

Archonsg wrote...

Somebody1003 wrote...
After that everyone started to ask me if I was a girl.

You only need to worry when you get private PMs asking you for age / telephone # / and if you want to do *stuff*

and what do you mean everybody? I only saw Jake ask you about it before you fled.

[HK01]

Darth Cheesecake wrote...

Somebody1003 wrote...

Yeah, some people just used her since Tali wasnt a LI in ME1.

That wasn't the only reason she was so...awkward and I found that endearing...

True, that was kind of cute. But all that is gone in ME2. I really don't know what the hell happened, but they messed her up as a character. Any interest in her died after five seconds in her office

[danteshepard]

Somebody1003 wrote...

danteshepard wrote...

That's you're right. I don't really care one way or the other who you choose to romance, but it was your fault for threatening tali in the first place.
As to the she comment it's a part of your being an asari turncoat

After you started to call she I got very..... uncomfortable posts from Jake.

fine, fine if it bothers you that much I'll keep to calling you the turncoat

[Shazzammer2]

HK01 wrote...

Darth Cheesecake wrote...

Somebody1003 wrote...

Yeah, some people just used her since Tali wasnt a LI in ME1.

That wasn't the only reason she was so...awkward and I found that endearing...

True, that was kind of cute. But all that is gone in ME2. I really don't know what the hell happened, but they messed her up as a character. Any interest in her died after five seconds in her office

Some say you need to read the comic to understand what really happened. I for one haven't nor will I go out to buy that comic.

[HK01]

Somebody1003 wrote...

Darth Cheesecake wrote...

That wasn't the only reason she was so...awkward and I found that endearing...

Well thats good, I know your one of the people that actually liked her and didnt just use her as a one nighter.

Hey, I didn't "use" her either, but in retrospect she is bland compared to Tali, or the other ME2 romances for that matter(except for Miranda).

[Divulse456]

HK01 wrote...

True, that was kind of cute. But all that is gone in ME2. I really don't know what the hell happened, but they messed her up as a character. Any interest in her died after five seconds in her office

I think after my time on Illium, I started to pity her.  I don't think she "got" my Shepard, the type of man he was.  But I think that's a sigh of good writing on BioWare's part.  

[Alphyn]

HK01 wrote...

Hey, I didn't "use" her either, but in retrospect she is bland compared to Tali, or the other ME2 romances for that matter(except for Miranda).

What about Jack?

She's bat**** insane. Last time I checked, thats not exactly what you'd call "bland".

[Shazzammer2]

Somebody1003 wrote...

Shazzammer2 wrote...

HK01 wrote...

Darth Cheesecake wrote...

Somebody1003 wrote...

Yeah, some people just used her since Tali wasnt a LI in ME1.

That wasn't the only reason she was so...awkward and I found that endearing...

True, that was kind of cute. But all that is gone in ME2. I really don't know what the hell happened, but they messed her up as a character. Any interest in her died after five seconds in her office

Some say you need to read the comic to understand what really happened. I for one haven't nor will I go out to buy that comic.

Why not?

I know it may sound stupid but, why buy the comic? It should have been included in the game. The devs should have made some sort of flashback scene or something. But  im not going to say no more. Lots of poeple have a problem with the scene in the office.