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[MutantSpleen]

The Happy One wrote...

Alien sex is akin to bestiality. Truly sick.

Pretty much.  I mean if aligators suddently walked upright and learned to speak, I still wouldn't want to have sex with them.

[MrCairo]

MutantSpleen wrote...

The Happy One wrote...

Alien sex is akin to bestiality. Truly sick.

Pretty much.  I mean if aligators suddently walked upright and learned to speak, I still wouldn't want to have sex with them.

So you are comparing intelligent aliens species to animals?
Very open minded.
Has anyone ever thought that in the setting of ME2 that inter species relationships is a normal thing?
It's like saying that the country you come from should stop you from having a relationship with someone you care for.

[glitter_guld]

MutantSpleen wrote...

The Happy One wrote...

Alien sex is akin to bestiality. Truly sick.

Pretty much.  I mean if aligators suddently walked upright and learned to speak, I still wouldn't want to have sex with them.

Even if they would be a part of my team...

[ShadyKat]

The Happy One wrote...

Alien sex is akin to bestiality. Truly sick.

So if that alien looked 100% human like Mr. Spock from Star trek you still feel the same way? Aliens are not animals and to compare a Twilek to a dog, you'd have to be a bit naive.

And for the people who think it's silly for sci fi to have human/alien relationships, could you please name a few scifi games, movie or shows that have never hinted at such things. Alien/human romance is pretty much a staple in sci fi.

[glitter_guld]

MrCairo wrote...

MutantSpleen wrote...

The Happy One wrote...

Alien sex is akin to bestiality. Truly sick.

Pretty much.  I mean if aligators suddently walked upright and learned to speak, I still wouldn't want to have sex with them.

So you are comparing intelligent aliens species to animals?
Very open minded.
Has anyone ever thought that in the setting of ME2 that inter species relationships is a normal thing?
It's like saying that the country you come from should stop you from having a relationship with someone you care for.

Don't mix physical attraction and mental acceptance. We are speaking about personal love relationships. You date a person, whom you LIKE, one way or the other. There is no open-mindidness here. Otherwise we would never choose a partner and date the first dude we meet regardless of looks, gender, age, etc....

[Vaenier]

MutantSpleen wrote...

The Happy One wrote...

Alien sex is akin to bestiality. Truly sick.

Pretty much.  I mean if aligators suddently walked upright and learned to speak, I still wouldn't want to have sex with them.

Have to disagree completely. I would gladly have sex with one if it wanted, though I would prefer a wolf anthro

Why let something stupid like apperance get in the way of true love? They are people too, with feelings and wishes. If you love each other, then that is all that matters.

[note, my two statements are unrelated, and should not be used to contridict each other. ty]

[BellaStrega]

The Happy One wrote...

Alien sex is akin to bestiality. Truly sick.

Bestiality is bad for a lot of reasons, but sex with a consenting sapient adult of another species is not at all like bestiality.

[Gabey5]

EHH nope

[MutantSpleen]

ShadyKat wrote...

The Happy One wrote...

Alien sex is akin to bestiality. Truly sick.

So if that alien looked 100% human like Mr. Spock from Star trek you still feel the same way? Aliens are not animals and to compare a Twilek to a dog, you'd have to be a bit naive.

And for the people who think it's silly for sci fi to have human/alien relationships, could you please name a few scifi games, movie or shows that have never hinted at such things. Alien/human romance is pretty much a staple in sci fi.

Aliens are a differnt species, dogs are a different species. Even if dogs were intelligent enough to fly starships there would be no sexual attraction for the majority of humans. Love yes, but sexual attraction, no.

If the alien looked almost identical to a human, like the Vulcan (space elf) then yes, I can see the attraction. Others have stated though that this is virtually impossible; as species with 99% the same DNA as us look significantly different. 

Modifié par MutantSpleen, 25 février 2010 - 02:19 .

[glitter_guld]

Vaenier wrote...

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Have to disagree completely. I would gladly have sex with one if it wanted, though I would prefer a wolf anthro

...

That made me laugh my head off. What a person should do when there are only crocodiles around ....  ... and one wants to have sex with you....

[Vaenier]

MutantSpleen wrote...

Aliens are a differnt species, dogs are a different species. Even if dogs were intelligent enough to fly starships there would be no sexual attraction for the majority of humans. Love yes, but sexual attraction, no.

Exactly. Love does not equal sex. You can have sex without love, and you can love without having to express it with sex.

[Pannamaslo]

Yeah. It's silly. Lazarus project is silly, Asari are silly, eezo is silly, FTL is silly, genetic diversity of humans is even more silly. But you know what? It's a game. Not a Discovery Science channel. So suck it up.

[Cascadus]

Why not? It's not like BioWare has made a significant effort for most human LIs to be interesting. Thane, Garrus's and Tali's are far more intriguing mostly because they don't really rely on your attraction to how they look, but what their personality is.

Also, why are people assuming quarians have beaks? No one knows what they look like, and if Tali had a beak, you would hardly hear kissing noises in the sex scene. It'd be more like Shepard going 'DO NOT WANT' as Tali pecked him to death.

[glitter_guld]

Pannamaslo wrote...

Yeah. It's silly. Lazarus project is silly, Asari are silly, eezo is silly, FTL is silly, genetic diversity of humans is even more silly. But you know what? It's a game. Not a Discovery Science channel. So suck it up.

That's nonsense. We buy the game to taste it, to discuss it, to feel it, NOT to suck it up or get over it.

[MutantSpleen]

Vaenier wrote...

MutantSpleen wrote...

Aliens are a differnt species, dogs are a different species. Even if dogs were intelligent enough to fly starships there would be no sexual attraction for the majority of humans. Love yes, but sexual attraction, no.

Exactly. Love does not equal sex. You can have sex without love, and you can love without having to express it with sex.

That is fine. I do love Garrus, hes a great guy. I do not want to sleep with him, becasue other than a great personality and a cool voice there are none of the human physical attraction traits.  Not to mention what a huge part smell plays in sex, and I personally find the smell of reptiles to be rather foul.

[Pannamaslo]

glitter_guld wrote...

Pannamaslo wrote...

Yeah. It's silly. Lazarus project is silly, Asari are silly, eezo is silly, FTL is silly, genetic diversity of humans is even more silly. But you know what? It's a game. Not a Discovery Science channel. So suck it up.

That's nonsense. We buy the game to taste it, to discuss it, to feel it, NOT to suck it up or get over it.

Yeah. And make a hundred and one threads about interspecies sex or why is it stupid/fun/probable/impossible.

Modifié par Pannamaslo, 25 février 2010 - 02:32 .

[Cascadus]

MutantSpleen wrote...

Vaenier wrote...

MutantSpleen wrote...

Aliens are a differnt species, dogs are a different species. Even if dogs were intelligent enough to fly starships there would be no sexual attraction for the majority of humans. Love yes, but sexual attraction, no.

Exactly. Love does not equal sex. You can have sex without love, and you can love without having to express it with sex.

That is fine. I do love Garrus, hes a great guy. I do not want to sleep with him, becasue other than a great personality and a cool voice there are none of the human physical attraction traits.  Not to mention what a huge part smell plays in sex, and I personally find the smell of reptiles to be rather foul.

Except Garrus's 'sex scene' is actually the only one where it's implied they DON'T jump each other's bones.

[glitter_guld]

Pannamaslo wrote...

glitter_guld wrote...

Pannamaslo wrote...

Yeah. It's silly. Lazarus project is silly, Asari are silly, eezo is silly, FTL is silly, genetic diversity of humans is even more silly. But you know what? It's a game. Not a Discovery Science channel. So suck it up.

That's nonsense. We buy the game to taste it, to discuss it, to feel it, NOT to suck it up or get over it.

Yeah. And make a hundred and one thread about interspecies sex or why is it stupid/fun/probable/impossible.

Yes, indeed, in addition to hundreds of silly comments to get over it, deal with it, etc.

Modifié par glitter_guld, 25 février 2010 - 02:32 .

[MutantSpleen]

Cascadus wrote...

MutantSpleen wrote...

Vaenier wrote...

MutantSpleen wrote...

Aliens are a differnt species, dogs are a different species. Even if dogs were intelligent enough to fly starships there would be no sexual attraction for the majority of humans. Love yes, but sexual attraction, no.

Exactly. Love does not equal sex. You can have sex without love, and you can love without having to express it with sex.

That is fine. I do love Garrus, hes a great guy. I do not want to sleep with him, becasue other than a great personality and a cool voice there are none of the human physical attraction traits.  Not to mention what a huge part smell plays in sex, and I personally find the smell of reptiles to be rather foul.

Except Garrus's 'sex scene' is actually the only one where it's implied they DON'T jump each other's bones.

Never played through it personally. From what I thought I heard, didn't you have to talk to Mordin to find out what to do and not do when having sex? Don't Turians have bodily fluids that are acidic or something? Thats a pleasant thought.

[sumof all fear]

 Why do i now see the Australian government trying to ban mass effect and all sequels for this vary reason.

[ShadyKat]

MutantSpleen wrote...

Vaenier wrote...

MutantSpleen wrote...

Aliens are a differnt species, dogs are a different species. Even if dogs were intelligent enough to fly starships there would be no sexual attraction for the majority of humans. Love yes, but sexual attraction, no.

Exactly. Love does not equal sex. You can have sex without love, and you can love without having to express it with sex.

That is fine. I do love Garrus, hes a great guy. I do not want to sleep with him, becasue other than a great personality and a cool voice there are none of the human physical attraction traits.  Not to mention what a huge part smell plays in sex, and I personally find the smell of reptiles to be rather foul.

Who says he smells like a reptile? For all you know Garrus smells like Zest body wash.

[MrCairo]

glitter_guld wrote...

MrCairo wrote...

MutantSpleen wrote...

The Happy One wrote...

Alien sex is akin to bestiality. Truly sick.

Pretty much.  I mean if aligators suddently walked upright and learned to speak, I still wouldn't want to have sex with them.

So you are comparing intelligent aliens species to animals?
Very open minded.
Has anyone ever thought that in the setting of ME2 that inter species relationships is a normal thing?
It's like saying that the country you come from should stop you from having a relationship with someone you care for.

Don't mix physical attraction and mental acceptance. We are speaking about personal love relationships. You date a person, whom you LIKE, one way or the other. There is no open-mindidness here. Otherwise we would never choose a partner and date the first dude we meet regardless of looks, gender, age, etc....

I think you missed my point.
I was saying that comparing an intelligent alien species who are more advanced than us to ( as an example, a cow ) was small minded.
Saying that having a relationship with an alien species is the same as sleeping with an animal is not the same.
An  animal cannot say no.
But it is just a game, so i'll leave it there and go play some more.

Modifié par MrCairo, 25 février 2010 - 02:37 .

[Vaenier]

MutantSpleen wrote...

Never played through it personally. From what I thought I heard, didn't you have to talk to Mordin to find out what to do and not do when having sex? Don't Turians have bodily fluids that are acidic or something? Thats a pleasant thought.

They are not the Alien with acid blood and little tongue mouths

They are based off different proteins, and could cause an allergic reaction. thats all.

[Cascadus]

MutantSpleen wrote...Never played through it personally. From what I thought I heard, didn't you have to talk to Mordin to find out what to do and not do when having sex? Don't Turians have bodily fluids that are acidic or something? Thats a pleasant thought.

No, you don't ask specifically, Mordin brings it up. And turians don't have acidic bodily fluids, humans and turians are built off entirely different amino acids. These are not acids in the sense of what people are normally used to, but they're essentially the building blocks of proteins. Humans are built off amino sinister acids, turians dextro. Why relationships between humans and turians are difficult to pull off not because turians are all going Xenomorph on you, it's simply because... ahem, 'ingesting' would result in anaphaylatic shock at worst and rashing at best.
And technically, the romance starts off as 'blowing off stress' though how the romance progresses is that the more you talk to Garrus, it turns less about sex and more about, well, love.

[Madecologist]

Reading this thread makes me truely understand that if we ever did get into space and meet a bunch of aliens. Groups like Terra Firma will rise. I am not saying we are anti-alien, but tamer ideas are the very fundation of such things. They just attract extremists too.

What is funny is why is anyone surprised we have alien sex in ME. Since the days of Shatner, if not even before Sci-Fi had alien shagging all the time. This is not just reserved for B-Movies. Alien romances are very common. The only sci-fi I read that did not have alien sex is ones that did not have aliens to begin with.