Besides totally POing TIM like there's no tomorrow and the insanely creepy eye/sun factor
Anyone totally want to see Shepard Vs. TIM in a no holds barred epic fight?
I for one, would love to see that
Shepard Vs. TIM?
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Cypher0020
, févr. 23 2010 05:37
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Posté 23 février 2010 - 05:37
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Mmmkay I just finished another ME2 run with my sentinel and told TIM to shove it, after I saved everyone and blew the base to hell...... again
Besides totally POing TIM like there's no tomorrow and the insanely creepy eye/sun factor
Anyone totally want to see Shepard Vs. TIM in a no holds barred epic fight?
I for one, would love to see that
Besides totally POing TIM like there's no tomorrow and the insanely creepy eye/sun factor
Anyone totally want to see Shepard Vs. TIM in a no holds barred epic fight?
I for one, would love to see that
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Posté 23 février 2010 - 05:39
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I have this really unpleasant feeling he's got an Iron Man suit lying around...
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Posté 23 février 2010 - 05:39
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If he can't leap around and cast biotic barriers after unleashing a near-lethal energy discharge as well as firing blue eye beams, I wouldn't bother.
It's called the Cerberus Assault Armour. You may have seen it as a DLC recently together with some shotgun
Tisiphne wrote...
I have this really unpleasant feeling he's got an Iron Man suit lying around...
It's called the Cerberus Assault Armour. You may have seen it as a DLC recently together with some shotgun
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Posté 23 février 2010 - 05:49
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I am not sure if the anti Cerberus and TIM fan boys want to see it because from what I have heard TIM is one ruthless guy that will stop at nothing to get what he wants. the reapers might be the least of Shepard's problems
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Posté 23 février 2010 - 05:53
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I'd love to see this. I want TIM to turn out to be a supremely competent combatant. If Shepard ends up tracking Martin Sheen down in ME3, I want the guy to slip into some armor using some kind of automated dress-up system a la Tony Stark, and have a souped-up SMG eject from his chair and into his hand. If Shepard prevails, you get said SMG.
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Posté 23 février 2010 - 05:59
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Schneidend wrote...
I'd love to see this. I want TIM to turn out to be a supremely competent combatant. If Shepard ends up tracking Martin Sheen down in ME3, I want the guy to slip into some armor using some kind of automated dress-up system a la Tony Stark, and have a souped-up SMG eject from his chair and into his hand. If Shepard prevails, you get said SMG.
No. TIM is not some kind of uber-badass in combat. If he was, he's be doing something besides sitting around in his secret space station. He's a smart guy with a lot of money and influence, so the trick is getting to him, not actually beating him up.
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Posté 23 février 2010 - 06:00
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The
Illusive
Man
=
TIM
..and the leader of the richest organization in human history i THINK has something better than freakin 'cerberus assault armor' lying around...
Illusive
Man
=
TIM
..and the leader of the richest organization in human history i THINK has something better than freakin 'cerberus assault armor' lying around...
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Posté 23 février 2010 - 06:05
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Terraneaux wrote...
No. TIM is not some kind of uber-badass in combat. If he was, he's be doing something besides sitting around in his secret space station. He's a smart guy with a lot of money and influence, so the trick is getting to him, not actually beating him up.
He can't be both? Why must he be a shrimp simply because he has wealth and an information network? Shepard's a clever person, a skilled tactician, a charismatic leader, AND an unstoppable killing machine. Similarly, Liara is a pretty powerful biotic with, considerable influence on Illium, numerous contacts, and at least one doctorate.
Compelling characters are typically multi-faceted individuals.
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Posté 23 février 2010 - 06:05
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and for some reason I don't think the Illusive Man is the Illusive Man's body.
I think it's a robot like in that movie Surrogates, and the real Illusive Man is some fat guy laying in a chair somewhere...but that doesn't explain the chain smoking >.>
Anyways Shepard in 1 on 1 combat would stomp his monkey ass into the ground.
I think it's a robot like in that movie Surrogates, and the real Illusive Man is some fat guy laying in a chair somewhere...but that doesn't explain the chain smoking >.>
Anyways Shepard in 1 on 1 combat would stomp his monkey ass into the ground.
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Posté 23 février 2010 - 06:09
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Schneidend wrote...
He can't be both? Why must he be a shrimp simply because he has wealth and an information network? Shepard's a clever person, a skilled tactician, a charismatic leader, AND an unstoppable killing machine. Similarly, Liara is a pretty powerful biotic with, considerable influence on Illium, numerous contacts, and at least one doctorate.
Compelling characters are typically multi-faceted individuals.
Multi-faceted (in the sense of character) doesn't have anything to do with their skills. It has to do with their personality and outlook on life.
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Posté 23 février 2010 - 06:13
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I hope to god I won't be forced to kill him in Mass Effect 3.
That would make me very. Very. Upset.
And that would not bode well for anyone or anything in my immediate vicinity.
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Thankfully, I have taken steps to lessen the chances that we will be at odds. >.>
That would make me very. Very. Upset.
And that would not bode well for anyone or anything in my immediate vicinity.
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Thankfully, I have taken steps to lessen the chances that we will be at odds. >.>
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Posté 23 février 2010 - 06:50
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Terraneaux wrote...
Multi-faceted (in the sense of character) doesn't have anything to do with their skills. It has to do with their personality and outlook on life.
I prefer characters that have a wide range of skills, interests, talents, hobbies, etc., and that's what I was referring to. In my opinion, TIM didn't get where he is just by being a more goal-oriented version of the Shadow Broker.
