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Do you guys think we will finally get a chance to tell our LI of choice that we love them and hear it in return? I would very much like at least the option. It would get rid of the nagging feeling that I was never supposed to get attached to the ME2 LIs, and it could be implemented even if a character is not recruitable.

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I'd like it. Also, related poll :whistle:
social.bioware.com/892908/polls/1975/

Cheesy as it may be, I'm sure most people would like to hear it.

Modifié par Collider, 24 mars 2010 - 04:54 .


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you think the romances are supposed to be that deep?.....AHAHAHA...

Just kidding but truthfully I think that they are relatively shallow relationships given the writing and time constraints of the game.

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Agreed on all points

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Personally, we should be able to tell that to anyone aboard the Normandy, just to see their reaction.

Zaeed's and Grunt's reactions coming from a male Shepard would be hilarious.

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Ecael wrote...

Personally, we should be able to tell that to anyone aboard the Normandy, just to see their reaction.

Zaeed's and Grunt's reactions coming from a male Shepard would be hilarious.


That would be awesome.

Shepard: Grunt, I love you.

Grunt: ...

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No god no, please no. I love you is so bleh and fake and awful. But I suppose it's personal opionion, I would never tell a boyfriend or husband that I love them, it just sounds so fake. The more you say it the less it means, love should speak through actions not words.

Modifié par bushes289, 24 mars 2010 - 04:57 .


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That reminds me BobbyTheI (funny guy)'s edit of sound clips where it sounds like Zaeed and male shepard are getting it on and Shepard declares his love aftewards :sick:

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bushes289 wrote...

No god no, please no. I love you is so bleh and fake and awful. But I suppose it's personal opionion, I would never tell a boyfriend or husband that I love them, it just sounds so fake. The more you say it, love should speak through actions not words.

Maybe but it is one of those things that people like to hear.....eventually there would come a time where the person would wonder why the words were never said.  JMO

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bushes289 wrote...

No god no, please no. I love you is so bleh and fake and awful. But I suppose it's personal opionion, I would never tell a boyfriend or husband that I love them, it just sounds so fake. The more you say it the less it means, love should speak through actions not words.


My guy and I have been together a little over 4 and a half years and not one day goes by without us telling each other "I love you" ;). Works for us <3.

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I honestly thought the use of the word 'love' in the Thane relationship was super cheesy. i mean I talk to this guy like 4 times and suddenly I have the nerve to say "I don't know if this is love, but I feel something..."



just weird. Just a "I don't know what this is, but I feeling something..." would have been so much more appropriate. It would be nice to say it in ME3 after the long hall, but that was the only part of the Thane romance I didn't like...

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Collider wrote...

I'd like it. Also, related poll :whistle:
social.bioware.com/892908/polls/1975/

Cheesy as it may be, I'm sure most people would like to hear it.


Fantastic poll, Collider.

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Would it be one of those things where the choice is "I love you" and then what the character actually says is "I care about you" instead? That would be kind of funny.

For example, when femShep romances Thane, the option says "I want you" but she instead tells him that she's there for him, whatever he needs. Hehe.

Modifié par ebidebby, 24 mars 2010 - 05:06 .


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Soma Holiday wrote...

I honestly thought the use of the word 'love' in the Thane relationship was super cheesy. i mean I talk to this guy like 4 times and suddenly I have the nerve to say "I don't know if this is love, but I feel something..."

just weird. Just a "I don't know what this is, but I feeling something..." would have been so much more appropriate. It would be nice to say it in ME3 after the long hall, but that was the only part of the Thane romance I didn't like...

I say it to my pet lizard all the time.....thane is no differentPosted Image

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I'll accept hearing such words...if the execution won't leave me laughing.

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justinnstuff wrote...

Ecael wrote...

Personally, we should be able to tell that to anyone aboard the Normandy, just to see their reaction.

Zaeed's and Grunt's reactions coming from a male Shepard would be hilarious.


That would be awesome.

Shepard: Grunt, I love you.

Grunt: ...

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And the truth comes out, Wrex was the breeding request for Shepard if you kill the Thresher Maw!

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No. BioWare writers are as romantic as toilet paper.

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bushes289 wrote...

No god no, please no. I love you is so bleh and fake and awful. But I suppose it's personal opionion, I would never tell a boyfriend or husband that I love them, it just sounds so fake. The more you say it the less it means, love should speak through actions not words.


I would venture to suggest that you may, perhaps, possibly, by the minority here. Not about hearing 'I love you' in the game, but in RL, especially since from your post it sounds like you're female. Women who -don't- want to hear those words are.. rare.

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bushes289 wrote...

No god no, please no. I love you is so bleh and fake and awful. But I suppose it's personal opionion, I would never tell a boyfriend or husband that I love them, it just sounds so fake. The more you say it the less it means, love should speak through actions not words.

That just may be personal taste, though. Some people believe praise and affection through words is the best expression of love -- but for others, it might be just spending time with them, giving and receiving gifts, helping each other or simply physical affection. One person may prefer that it be 'translated' to them in one way, while at the same time they express themselves in different way.

(Yes, those are the five 'love languages')
:innocent:

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Might I ask where the "blow stuff up" option is on that poll? Given my choice of LI, well, some things are more likely than others.

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Ecael wrote...
That just may be personal taste, though. Some people believe praise and affection through words is the best expression of love -- but for others, it might be just spending time with them, giving and receiving gifts, helping each other or simply physical affection. One person may prefer that it be 'translated' to them in one way, while at the same time they express themselves in different way.

(Yes, those are the five 'love languages')
:innocent:


So, how does that translate to gameplay terms? Does that mean an "I love you" mini-game for each LI?

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Darht Jayder wrote...

you think the romances are supposed to be that deep?.....AHAHAHA...
Just kidding but truthfully I think that they are relatively shallow relationships given the writing and time constraints of the game.


Yet they are far more emotionally powerful that most fictional romances since we have the illusion of direct participation.

So even if they are not supposed to be deep they are.

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monkeycamoran wrote...
So, how does that translate to gameplay terms? Does that mean an "I love you" mini-game for each LI?


Well the LIs are already minigames so I suppose that would work...

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Valmy wrote...

monkeycamoran wrote...
So, how does that translate to gameplay terms? Does that mean an "I love you" mini-game for each LI?


Well the LIs are already minigames so I suppose that would work...

If you consider choosing the paragon option all the time a minigame =p