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[Shazzammer2]

FsDxRAGE wrote...

going to start chapter 13 of Snake in the Mud now, so i will be checking in every so often

Yay rage! Anywho, time for me to bump my comic!

[The_KFD_Case]

Phil725 wrote...

Somebody1003 wrote...

Lord Abrasion wrote...

I had such a "Et tu, Ashley?" moment on Horizon. Both the Council and Alliance repay you by dragging your name through the mud. Ashley was with me (and Tali) when we battled Robo-Frogger, yet she still buys their crap like a mindless tool and gives me another stab in the back. Had I been Renegade I'd been tempted to shoot her in the face.

Wow, bit harsh. At least the email she sends shows that she was sorry for what she said and that she cares for you.

That email was complete bs.  She had plenty of time to come to grips with me being alive and being with Cerberus.  She believed propaganda over the person she loved.  Compare it to Tali, she was completely blindsided by Shep's appearance, and still listened to you.  She has way more reason to hate Cerberus than Ashley ever did.  This is after she is encased in stasis and I save her.  She still believes the people that set her up to die over me.  Her reactions on Horizon are unforgivable.  She's dead to me for ME3, I really hope they make it so that if you "cheat" on your ME1 LI they don't join your team in ME3.

She still cares for me because Bioware wants the relationship to carry over to ME3.  No other reason.

I disagree that Ash's e-mail is/was "complete bs". Ash had been made aware of rumors that Cerberus might be involved with the attacks on the outlying human colonies, not that Shepard was now working with Cerberus (not even Anderson was aware of that if you recall the conversation with him on the Citadel after Horizon). Emotions can be a powerful and tricky thing, and it is not unusual for different people to react differently. I find Ash's explanation that it took her the better part of a year just to begin to be able to move on from a deep love connection with Shepard believable.

Hell, I've been in relationships where it's taken 1 to 1 ½ years before I could genuinely say the pain, hurt and sorrow of the relationship ending had finally subsided to a faint, dull numbness which could still (and still can,) erupt in to vivid emotions at times when certain elements are triggered. Bear in mind that in my case no one died. So for Ash, a woman who has made a lifetime habit of keeping most people at arm's length, to finally allow herself to open up to a romantic relationship with Shepard and then watch him die on the Normandy from her escape pod, having to live with that pain and quite possibly second guessing her actions in those last crucial moments, and then suddenly two+ years later without warning suddenly seeing him standing before her again without him having contacted her, yeah, that would very likely qualify as a shock to most people. I can easily imagine a myriad of emotions running through me in rapid succession on such an occasion. Ranging from disbelief, to happiness and excitement, to anger and uncertainty, etc.

Modifié par The_KFD_Case, 13 mars 2010 - 05:00 .

[HK01]

Somebody1003 wrote...

Phil725 wrote...

Somebody1003 wrote...

Phil725 wrote...

*snip*

That email was complete bs.  She had plenty of time to come to grips with me being alive and being with Cerberus.  She believed propaganda over the person she loved.  Compare it to Tali, she was completely blindsided by Shep's appearance, and still listened to you.  She has way more reason to hate Cerberus than Ashley ever did.  This is after she is encased in stasis and I save her.  She still believes the people that set her up to die over me.  Her reactions on Horizon are unforgivable.  She's dead to me for ME3, I really hope they make it so that if you "cheat" on your ME1 LI they don't join your team in ME3.

She still cares for me because Bioware wants the relationship to carry over to ME3.  No other reason.

Wow, you are really harsh on her.

I dont know I thought she was genuine in that email. It made me a bit sad for her.

Maybe I value trust and loyalty more than most.  I have no interest in continuing a relationship with someone who will flat out call me a liar after I saved her and am trying to save more people.

She made her choice, she loves the alliance over me.  That's fine, I love Tali over her.

So Im guessing that you cheated on her then, and plan on staying with Tali throughout ME3 as well?

It's not cheating. You ask her to come along, she refuses. If that's not a break-up, I don't know what it is.

Modifié par HK01, 13 mars 2010 - 04:59 .

[Bloodhuman1]

Pretty slow here today.

[Phil725]

Somebody1003 wrote...

Phil725 wrote...

Somebody1003 wrote...

*snip*
Wow, you are really harsh on her.

I dont know I thought she was genuine in that email. It made me a bit sad for her.

Maybe I value trust and loyalty more than most.  I have no interest in continuing a relationship with someone who will flat out call me a liar after I saved her and am trying to save more people.

She made her choice, she loves the alliance over me.  That's fine, I love Tali over her.

So Im guessing that you cheated on her then, and plan on staying with Tali throughout ME3 as well?

By the game's definition I cheated on her yeah.  No person would consider themselves in a relationship in Shep's position though.  I talked to her once in ME1, we had sex once, I died for 2 years, then she b*tches me out when we see each other again.  If Bioware had given me the option to break up I would have.  It was a stupid move on Bioware's fault, and a friend has my ME1 game.  I'm not going to avoid Tali because of Bioware's mistake.

I can't see any believable way I would want to break up with Tali in ME3, but if Bioware completely destroys her character and changes her completely, I may.

[Shazzammer2]

Darth Cheesecake wrote...

The_KFD_Case wrote...

Phil725 wrote...

Somebody1003 wrote...

Lord Abrasion wrote...

I had such a "Et tu, Ashley?" moment on Horizon. Both the Council and Alliance repay you by dragging your name through the mud. Ashley was with me (and Tali) when we battled Robo-Frogger, yet she still buys their crap like a mindless tool and gives me another stab in the back. Had I been Renegade I'd been tempted to shoot her in the face.

Wow, bit harsh. At least the email she sends shows that she was sorry for what she said and that she cares for you.

That email was complete bs.  She had plenty of time to come to grips with me being alive and being with Cerberus.  She believed propaganda over the person she loved.  Compare it to Tali, she was completely blindsided by Shep's appearance, and still listened to you.  She has way more reason to hate Cerberus than Ashley ever did.  This is after she is encased in stasis and I save her.  She still believes the people that set her up to die over me.  Her reactions on Horizon are unforgivable.  She's dead to me for ME3, I really hope they make it so that if you "cheat" on your ME1 LI they don't join your team in ME3.

She still cares for me because Bioware wants the relationship to carry over to ME3.  No other reason.

I disagree that Ash's e-mail is/was "complete bs". Ash had been made aware of rumors that Cerberus might be involved with the attacks on the outlying human colonies, not that Shepard was now working with Cerberus (not even Anderson was aware of that if you recall the conversation with him on the Citadel after Horizon). Emotions can be a powerful and tricky thing, and it is not unusual for different people to react differently. I find Ash's explanation that it took her the better part of a year just to begin to be able to move on from a deep love connection with Shepard believable.

Hell, I've been in relationships where it's taken a 1 to 1 ½ years before I could genuinely say the pain, hurt and sorrow of the relationship ending had finally succumbed to a faint, dull numbness which could still (and still can,) erupt in to vivid emotions at times when certain elements are triggered. Bear in mind that in my case no one died. So for Ash, a woman who has made a lifetime habit of keeping most people at arm's length, to finally allow herself to open up to a romantic relationship with Shepard and then watch him die on the Normandy from her escape pod, having to live with that pain and quite possibly second guessing her actions in those last crucial moments, and then suddenly two+ years later without warning suddenly seeing him standing before her again without him having contacted her, yeah, that would very likely qualify as a shock to most people. I can easily imagine a myriad of emotions running through me in rapid succession on such an occasion. Ranging from disbelief, to happiness and excitement, to anger and uncertainty, etc.

Good to have you back KFD!

Welcome KFD

[HK01]

Somebody1003 wrote...

I did one ME1 run where I romanced Liara, then another ME1 rum where I had no Li's.
No cheating on Liara for me.

Again, it's not cheating. She's got "other" things to do then come with you. She leaves you for some retarded personal revenge mission.

[FsDxRAGE]

Divulse456 wrote...

FsDxRAGE wrote...

going to start chapter 13 of Snake in the Mud now, so i will be checking in every so often

Good luck man!  Keep it going! 

lol, thanks. I have several friends texting me forcing me to keep typing... now that gets me motivated, and Tali motivates me

[Archonsg]

Somebody1003 wrote...

Phil725 wrote...

Somebody1003 wrote...

Phil725 wrote...

*snip*

That email was complete bs.  She had plenty of time to come to grips with me being alive and being with Cerberus.  She believed propaganda over the person she loved.  Compare it to Tali, she was completely blindsided by Shep's appearance, and still listened to you.  She has way more reason to hate Cerberus than Ashley ever did.  This is after she is encased in stasis and I save her.  She still believes the people that set her up to die over me.  Her reactions on Horizon are unforgivable.  She's dead to me for ME3, I really hope they make it so that if you "cheat" on your ME1 LI they don't join your team in ME3.

She still cares for me because Bioware wants the relationship to carry over to ME3.  No other reason.

Wow, you are really harsh on her.

I dont know I thought she was genuine in that email. It made me a bit sad for her.

Maybe I value trust and loyalty more than most.  I have no interest in continuing a relationship with someone who will flat out call me a liar after I saved her and am trying to save more people.

She made her choice, she loves the alliance over me.  That's fine, I love Tali over her.

So Im guessing that you cheated on her then, and plan on staying with Tali throughout ME3 as well?

Does not compute.
How is one cheating on someone when they middle fingered you, your releationship and everything that mattered in the past with him / her by calling you out as a traitor, and accusing you of not only being brainwashed by Cerberus but also possibly  willingly working with the "enemy", the collectors and said in not so many words, your relationship is over?
Tali came *after* Horizon. Thus its not cheating when the other party cut and run first. Email not withstanding.

[HK01]

Darth Cheesecake wrote...

HK01 wrote...

Somebody1003 wrote...

I did one ME1 run where I romanced Liara, then another ME1 rum where I had no Li's.
No cheating on Liara for me.

Again, it's not cheating. She's got "other" things to do then come with you. She leaves you for some retarded personal revenge mission.

And besides she probably cheated on you with her "friend" while you were dead.

If avenging his death is more important to her than coming with Shepard to SAVE THE GALAXY, then yes, it's likely.

[The_KFD_Case]

Darth Cheesecake wrote...

The_KFD_Case wrote...

I disagree that Ash's e-mail is/was "complete bs". Ash had been made aware of rumors that Cerberus might be involved with the attacks on the outlying human colonies, not that Shepard was now working with Cerberus (not even Anderson was aware of that if you recall the conversation with him on the Citadel after Horizon). Emotions can be a powerful and tricky thing, and it is not unusual for different people to react differently. I find Ash's explanation that it took her the better part of a year just to begin to be able to move on from a deep love connection with Shepard believable.

Hell, I've been in relationships where it's taken 1 to 1 ½ years before I could genuinely say the pain, hurt and sorrow of the relationship ending had finally subsided to a faint, dull numbness which could still (and still can,) erupt in to vivid emotions at times when certain elements are triggered. Bear in mind that in my case no one died. So for Ash, a woman who has made a lifetime habit of keeping most people at arm's length, to finally allow herself to open up to a romantic relationship with Shepard and then watch him die on the Normandy from her escape pod, having to live with that pain and quite possibly second guessing her actions in those last crucial moments, and then suddenly two+ years later without warning suddenly seeing him standing before her again without him having contacted her, yeah, that would very likely qualify as a shock to most people. I can easily imagine a myriad of emotions running through me in rapid succession on such an occasion. Ranging from disbelief, to happiness and excitement, to anger and uncertainty, etc.

Good to have you back KFD!

Ready and able good sir! Reporting for duty!