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[Sleepicub09]

Jake71887 wrote...

Going to play DA:O like I intended hours ago... Be back a bit later

 

Keelah se'lai

[Himmelstor]

sergio71785 wrote...

Shepard: So... why'd you name your drone Chikktika anyway? 

Tali: Um you know, just... a name I liked.

Shepard: Oh really? I think there's more to it. 

Tali: You're going to make fun of me

Shepard: Come on, you know you can trust me. 

Tali: Well... okay. When I was very young, my father gave me a doll of one of the native animals of Rannoch--it was very similar to a human's "teddy bear". That was the name he gave it, and what I always called it. It was one of the very few gifts I remember him giving me.

Shepard: Aww, Tali, I wouldn't make fun of that. What happened to it?

Tali: It may sound silly, but I always kept it among my things, even as an adult. I had it with me back on the original  Normandy. I lost it when the Normandy was attacked. 

Shepard:  

*Three hours later, Shepard has secretly taken the shuttle to the Normandy crash site, and is digging through the engineering lockers among the wreckage* 

---

I actually think I may develop this into a (short) fanfic! *snip evil symbol*

Is...very good dialogue...saved to 'thread improv' file...

[The_KFD_Case]

MasterMegatron wrote...

DRM done the right way, I think. I can still play Half-Life 2 or Portal offline.

I'll agree that it appears to be one of the more friendly DRM setups out there at present time. That said, IMO there is no such thing as "DRM done the right way". Focusing on pirates, faililng at stopping them and in the process hurting your paying customers is anathema to sound business models 101. It's so obtuse and ass backwards that I do actually think that it has the potential to kill off entire gaming markets unfortunately.

[Himmelstor]

Himmelstor wrote...

Shameless Self Promotion:
Doctor prescribes fanfiction!
Part Nine of Act III: Descent is up in blog!
Please read, comment, and enjoy!
Lazy Link: http://social.biowar...1740/blog/3469/

Carry over. With music:


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ktff3bZpux8&feature=related
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hjQ_xZMybPM

[Felipe 058]

Phil725 wrote...

sergio71785 wrote...

FsDxRAGE wrote...

So, in ME3, do you think we will just get to see Tali's face or her whole body?

I think we'll see her face, probably not her body though.

Then again, maybe there'll be a ME1-ish sex scene and we do. <3

My first thought is face only, but I don't think its out of the question for Bioware to spice the sex scenes up a little.  I would put it as a possibility.

I wouldn't doubt it considering the massive surge in foul language from ME1 to ME2. If they keep the language levels the same from ME2 to ME3 and put ME1-esque romancing (or more, as someone suggested Tali--and for that matter why the hell not the other characters as well--suiting up) in ME3, I think they'll be good.

[knight5923]

sergio71785 wrote...

Shepard: So... why'd you name your drone Chikktika anyway? 

Tali: Um you know, just... a name I liked.

Shepard: Oh really? I think there's more to it. 

Tali: You're going to make fun of me

Shepard: Come on, you know you can trust me. 

Tali: Well... okay. When I was very young, my father gave me a doll of one of the native animals of Rannoch--it was very similar to a human's "teddy bear". That was the name he gave it, and what I always called it. It was one of the very few gifts I remember him giving me.

Shepard: Aww, Tali, I wouldn't make fun of that. What happened to it?

Tali: It may sound silly, but I always kept it among my things, even as an adult. I had it with me back on the original  Normandy. I lost it when the Normandy was attacked. 

Shepard:  

*Three hours later, Shepard has secretly taken the shuttle to the Normandy crash site, and is digging through the engineering lockers among the wreckage* 

---

I actually think I may develop this into a (short) fanfic! 

Second time reading it ............. still cute:wub:

[Bloodhuman1]

sergio71785 wrote...

Shepard: So... why'd you name your drone Chikktika anyway? 

Tali: Um you know, just... a name I liked.

Shepard: Oh really? I think there's more to it. 

Tali: You're going to make fun of me

Shepard: Come on, you know you can trust me. 

Tali: Well... okay. When I was very young, my father gave me a doll of one of the native animals of Rannoch--it was very similar to a human's "teddy bear". That was the name he gave it, and what I always called it. It was one of the very few gifts I remember him giving me.

Shepard: Aww, Tali, I wouldn't make fun of that. What happened to it?

Tali: It may sound silly, but I always kept it among my things, even as an adult. I had it with me back on the original  Normandy. I lost it when the Normandy was attacked. 

Shepard:  

*Three hours later, Shepard has secretly taken the shuttle to the Normandy crash site, and is digging through the engineering lockers among the wreckage* 

Zaeed: Shepard, what the hell are you waiting for? We gotta go to the citadel before the guns--

Shepard: Not right now! I'm trying to find something!

[sergio71785]

 

<3:wub:

[MasterMegatron]

The_KFD_Case wrote...

MasterMegatron wrote...

DRM done the right way, I think. I can still play Half-Life 2 or Portal offline.

I'll agree that it appears to be one of the more friendly DRM setups out there at present time. That said, IMO there is no such thing as "DRM done the right way". Focusing on pirates, faililng at stopping them and in the process hurting your paying customers is anathema to sound business models 101. It's so obtuse and ass backwards that I do actually think that it has the potential to kill off entire gaming markets unfortunately.

Ideally, there would BE no pirates, and DRM would not exist. But no matter what DRM is implemented, it will be broken.

I think this is part of why I'm more of console gamer now. No real DRM to fuss with.

[Sleepicub09]

Bloodhuman1 wrote...

sergio71785 wrote...

Shepard: So... why'd you name your drone Chikktika anyway? 

Tali: Um you know, just... a name I liked.

Shepard: Oh really? I think there's more to it. 

Tali: You're going to make fun of me

Shepard: Come on, you know you can trust me. 

Tali: Well... okay. When I was very young, my father gave me a doll of one of the native animals of Rannoch--it was very similar to a human's "teddy bear". That was the name he gave it, and what I always called it. It was one of the very few gifts I remember him giving me.

Shepard: Aww, Tali, I wouldn't make fun of that. What happened to it?

Tali: It may sound silly, but I always kept it among my things, even as an adult. I had it with me back on the original  Normandy. I lost it when the Normandy was attacked. 

Shepard:  

*Three hours later, Shepard has secretly taken the shuttle to the Normandy crash site, and is digging through the engineering lockers among the wreckage* 

Zaeed: Shepard, what the hell are you waiting for? We gotta go to the citadel before the guns--

Shepard: Not right now! I'm trying to find something!

I thought shep went to the crashsite by himself

[knight5923]

Bloodhuman1 wrote...

sergio71785 wrote...

Shepard: So... why'd you name your drone Chikktika anyway? 

Tali: Um you know, just... a name I liked.

Shepard: Oh really? I think there's more to it. 

Tali: You're going to make fun of me

Shepard: Come on, you know you can trust me. 

Tali: Well... okay. When I was very young, my father gave me a doll of one of the native animals of Rannoch--it was very similar to a human's "teddy bear". That was the name he gave it, and what I always called it. It was one of the very few gifts I remember him giving me.

Shepard: Aww, Tali, I wouldn't make fun of that. What happened to it?

Tali: It may sound silly, but I always kept it among my things, even as an adult. I had it with me back on the original  Normandy. I lost it when the Normandy was attacked. 

Shepard:  

*Three hours later, Shepard has secretly taken the shuttle to the Normandy crash site, and is digging through the engineering lockers among the wreckage* 

Zaeed: Shepard, what the hell are you waiting for? We gotta go to the citadel before the guns--
Shepard: Not right now! I'm trying to find something!

Shepard: Either help me find this teddy bear or go back to playing with the trash compactor<_<
Zaeed: ........

[Bloodhuman1]

Sleepicub09 wrote...

Bloodhuman1 wrote...

sergio71785 wrote...

Shepard: So... why'd you name your drone Chikktika anyway? 

Tali: Um you know, just... a name I liked.

Shepard: Oh really? I think there's more to it. 

Tali: You're going to make fun of me

Shepard: Come on, you know you can trust me. 

Tali: Well... okay. When I was very young, my father gave me a doll of one of the native animals of Rannoch--it was very similar to a human's "teddy bear". That was the name he gave it, and what I always called it. It was one of the very few gifts I remember him giving me.

Shepard: Aww, Tali, I wouldn't make fun of that. What happened to it?

Tali: It may sound silly, but I always kept it among my things, even as an adult. I had it with me back on the original  Normandy. I lost it when the Normandy was attacked. 

Shepard:  

*Three hours later, Shepard has secretly taken the shuttle to the Normandy crash site, and is digging through the engineering lockers among the wreckage* 

Zaeed: Shepard, what the hell are you waiting for? We gotta go to the citadel before the guns--

Shepard: Not right now! I'm trying to find something!

I thought shep went to the crashsite by himself

EDI sometimes spreads the news...

[BigKahuna25]

MasterMegatron wrote...

The_KFD_Case wrote...

MasterMegatron wrote...

DRM done the right way, I think. I can still play Half-Life 2 or Portal offline.

I'll agree that it appears to be one of the more friendly DRM setups out there at present time. That said, IMO there is no such thing as "DRM done the right way". Focusing on pirates, faililng at stopping them and in the process hurting your paying customers is anathema to sound business models 101. It's so obtuse and ass backwards that I do actually think that it has the potential to kill off entire gaming markets unfortunately.

Ideally, there would BE no pirates, and DRM would not exist. But no matter what DRM is implemented, it will be broken.

I think this is part of why I'm more of console gamer now. No real DRM to fuss with.

the reason I'm more of a console gamer is i know new games will work on it, while on my computer they probably won't... damn POS laptop....

[Himmelstor]

runescapeguy9 wrote...

knight5923 wrote...

Bloodhuman1 wrote...

sergio71785 wrote...

Shepard: So... why'd you name your drone Chikktika anyway? 

Tali: Um you know, just... a name I liked.

Shepard: Oh really? I think there's more to it. 

Tali: You're going to make fun of me

Shepard: Come on, you know you can trust me. 

Tali: Well... okay. When I was very young, my father gave me a doll of one of the native animals of Rannoch--it was very similar to a human's "teddy bear". That was the name he gave it, and what I always called it. It was one of the very few gifts I remember him giving me.

Shepard: Aww, Tali, I wouldn't make fun of that. What happened to it?

Tali: It may sound silly, but I always kept it among my things, even as an adult. I had it with me back on the original  Normandy. I lost it when the Normandy was attacked. 

Shepard:  

*Three hours later, Shepard has secretly taken the shuttle to the Normandy crash site, and is digging through the engineering lockers among the wreckage* 

Zaeed: Shepard, what the hell are you waiting for? We gotta go to the citadel before the guns--
Shepard: Not right now! I'm trying to find something!

Shepard: Either help me find this teddy bear or go back to playing with the trash compactor<_<
Zaeed: ........

LOL.
Could definitely imagine renegade shep saying this.

Think even paragon would. Remember, paragon punch interrupt on Zaeed mission?

[Sleepicub09]

knight5923 wrote...

Bloodhuman1 wrote...

sergio71785 wrote...

Shepard: So... why'd you name your drone Chikktika anyway? 

Tali: Um you know, just... a name I liked.

Shepard: Oh really? I think there's more to it. 

Tali: You're going to make fun of me

Shepard: Come on, you know you can trust me. 

Tali: Well... okay. When I was very young, my father gave me a doll of one of the native animals of Rannoch--it was very similar to a human's "teddy bear". That was the name he gave it, and what I always called it. It was one of the very few gifts I remember him giving me.

Shepard: Aww, Tali, I wouldn't make fun of that. What happened to it?

Tali: It may sound silly, but I always kept it among my things, even as an adult. I had it with me back on the original  Normandy. I lost it when the Normandy was attacked. 

Shepard:  

*Three hours later, Shepard has secretly taken the shuttle to the Normandy crash site, and is digging through the engineering lockers among the wreckage* 

Zaeed: Shepard, what the hell are you waiting for? We gotta go to the citadel before the guns--
Shepard: Not right now! I'm trying to find something!

Shepard: Either help me find this teddy bear or go back to playing with the trash compactor<_<
Zaeed: ........

LMAO

[Felipe 058]

FsDxRAGE wrote...

sergio71785 wrote...

The first phase of Tali undressing would involve her removing the cloth wrappings.
And the first phase of removing the fabric, would be unhooking that metal clasp below her neck. 

Tali begins uwrapping her purple cloth that weaves around her curvy body.
"Shepard, before we fight the Reapers..." Tali begins but is cut off by Shepard who helps her with the cloth bringing his body close to hers. "I...I want you to see my face one last time," she wispers stroaking his arm as he helps her with the cloth. "This may be the last time we see eachother." She stares into his peircing eyes through her purple veil. He gracefuly looks up into her face smiling. His hands slip under her hood and Tali grabs them half nervous. "I love you Shepard," she says barely audiblly as she felt the Normandy's cool air brush against her bare face. She opened her eyes and looked at her commander, her savior.
"I do to Tali," he said in his deep yet caring voice wiping a tear off her gentle face. She inhaled the liberating air and the comforting  scent of her commander.
"Shepard... I, I," she stuttered, but was cut off by Shepard pressing his finger agaist her soft lips unzipping her suit. She was nervous, but at the same time she was in heaven. The fresh air lapped against the bare skin on her back and and moved down to her feet as her suit fell against the ground....

You guys can take it over from there...

I really enjoyed that, but I rather think Shepard would say "I love you, too" instead of "I do to, Tali." I mean, Shepard's great and all, but that's a tad narcissistic, don't you think? 

[The_KFD_Case]

MasterMegatron wrote...

The_KFD_Case wrote...

MasterMegatron wrote...

DRM done the right way, I think. I can still play Half-Life 2 or Portal offline.

I'll agree that it appears to be one of the more friendly DRM setups out there at present time. That said, IMO there is no such thing as "DRM done the right way". Focusing on pirates, faililng at stopping them and in the process hurting your paying customers is anathema to sound business models 101. It's so obtuse and ass backwards that I do actually think that it has the potential to kill off entire gaming markets unfortunately.

Ideally, there would BE no pirates, and DRM would not exist. But no matter what DRM is implemented, it will be broken.

I think this is part of why I'm more of console gamer now. No real DRM to fuss with.

Aye. I have both a gaming PC and an Xbox 360. I am a PC gamer at heart and I become extremely frustrated by the ham-fisted and clumsy controls for FPS games on consoles. If a FPS exists for the PC and a console I'll take it for the PC or not at all. RPG and RTS games also appear better suited for the keyboard and mouse setup of the PC and thus I have very little interest in picking such games up for my Xbox 360 if PC versions of said games exist (if said PC games contain nasty DRM I simply won't buy the game(s) in question, not even the console version, or it will have to be second hand). Platform games, adventure games such as Batman: Arkham Asylum, beat-'em ups, sports and racing games are ones I prefer on a console.

Modifié par The_KFD_Case, 19 mars 2010 - 04:07 .

[MasterMegatron]

BigKahuna25 wrote...

MasterMegatron wrote...

The_KFD_Case wrote...

MasterMegatron wrote...

DRM done the right way, I think. I can still play Half-Life 2 or Portal offline.

I'll agree that it appears to be one of the more friendly DRM setups out there at present time. That said, IMO there is no such thing as "DRM done the right way". Focusing on pirates, faililng at stopping them and in the process hurting your paying customers is anathema to sound business models 101. It's so obtuse and ass backwards that I do actually think that it has the potential to kill off entire gaming markets unfortunately.

Ideally, there would BE no pirates, and DRM would not exist. But no matter what DRM is implemented, it will be broken.

I think this is part of why I'm more of console gamer now. No real DRM to fuss with.

the reason I'm more of a console gamer is i know new games will work on it, while on my computer they probably won't... damn POS laptop....

This too. My old computer was a POS desktop that could barely run Doom 3 on low settings. Now I'm running a decent Windows 7 system, but now I have to make sure all the games I buy for it will work. That's annoying when I can just get it on a console and spare myself the trouble.

[sergio71785]

Tali: I love you

Shepard: I know 

Tali: ...um...

Tali: ..that's...it? You're not going to say it back? 

Shepard: No no, you don't understand! It was a reference to an old, famous classical earth vid! 

Tali: 

Shepard: Tali, come on, I was just playing. You know I love you too. See? I said it! I love you! <3

Tali:  *Quarian Pounce*

[knight5923]

Felipe 058 wrote...

FsDxRAGE wrote...

sergio71785 wrote...

The first phase of Tali undressing would involve her removing the cloth wrappings.
And the first phase of removing the fabric, would be unhooking that metal clasp below her neck. 

Tali begins uwrapping her purple cloth that weaves around her curvy body.
"Shepard, before we fight the Reapers..." Tali begins but is cut off by Shepard who helps her with the cloth bringing his body close to hers. "I...I want you to see my face one last time," she wispers stroaking his arm as he helps her with the cloth. "This may be the last time we see eachother." She stares into his peircing eyes through her purple veil. He gracefuly looks up into her face smiling. His hands slip under her hood and Tali grabs them half nervous. "I love you Shepard," she says barely audiblly as she felt the Normandy's cool air brush against her bare face. She opened her eyes and looked at her commander, her savior.
"I do to Tali," he said in his deep yet caring voice wiping a tear off her gentle face. She inhaled the liberating air and the comforting  scent of her commander.
"Shepard... I, I," she stuttered, but was cut off by Shepard pressing his finger agaist her soft lips unzipping her suit. She was nervous, but at the same time she was in heaven. The fresh air lapped against the bare skin on her back and and moved down to her feet as her suit fell against the ground....

You guys can take it over from there...

I really enjoyed that, but I rather think Shepard would say "I love you, too" instead of "I do to, Tali." I mean, Shepard's great and all, but that's a tad narcissistic, don't you think? 

lol ya, doesn't quite live up to the majesty and subtle romaticism that is "....Come here:mellow:"