Depends when Mark Meer gets his act together to counter this gem:Programmed_For_Damage said:Is it possible that with all this alien shagging Commander Shepherd is going to become the James T Kirk of this generation?
Depends when Mark Meer gets his act together to counter this gem:Programmed_For_Damage said:Is it possible that with all this alien shagging Commander Shepherd is going to become the James T Kirk of this generation?
That... was.... awesome!Loop Stricken said:Depends when Mark Meer gets his act together to counter this gem:Programmed_For_Damage said:Is it possible that with all this alien shagging Commander Shepherd is going to become the James T Kirk of this generation?
I always wished you could do Tali in the first one, but since I couldn't I had sex with Liara who i quite liked back then. Then Liara turned out to be a fucking irritating *****, and Tali turned availableGloatingSwine said:With my first character, yes. But then I was a renegade, a woman on the edge, and Asari scientists turned pissy did not do it for me any more. (I shagged Garrus instead, which was awkward, funny, and slightly touching).
I'm building a new Paragon character in Mass Effect 1, and I shall avoid the problem there by not hooking up, because I'm waiting for Tali.
At least you don't have to meet their digitised parents or perform shelf putting up mini games - maybe thats going to be in the next oneahlycks said:Ah and here i thought that a escapist would not only find a girl in the first place, but actually find another one to cheat on.
I kid, but still... i mean come on it is a video game its you are not cheating on anyone. All you are doing is watching a screen and pressing buttons.
I cheated in a heartbeat, Liara turned into a totally crazy, revenge driven biatch. And this was my Buddha Shep who loves all the flowers and trees and spared everyone's lives, so his worldview was clearly incommensurable with Liara's.David Bray said:So I just cheated on Liara with Tali in Mass Effect 2. Bioware boasted I would cheat but looking at Miranda e.t.c. was just boring. Then the emotional impact of Tali's story won me over.
I'd point out to this, however, that while it's been 2 years for them or for Liara, it was "yesterday" for you. So, in character, it's easy to see where Shepard would have an emotional disconnect with how Liara, Ashley, or Kaidan treats him. They weren't even sure he was really alive and you just saw them yesterday. Shepard's a coma patient who just woke up to a whole new world. I'm not sure I buy all the cheating on Liara excuses, but it is true that she doesn't just drop everything to go with Shepard and she is emotionally very distant when you first encounter her again (until LotSB). It's easy to understand why Shepard might feel abandoned by her, especially when they both know he's going on a mission where there's a good chance he'll die. To me, that was what motivated Shepard to cheat - impending death and the fact that Liara was nowhere to be found when Shepard needed someone. Does that make it right? No, but it does make it understandable, which I think counts for something.Jenova65 said:Totally this ^ Well put! Not to mentionThe Madman said:Kinda surprised so many people are pissed at Ashley/Kaidan. I mean how would you react if two years after the person you loved had died, they show up again at the scene of a violent battle working for a group notorious for evvvvviiiiilllllllll. Hell, I'd be pissed and confused too!
No one remember the Cerebus quest-line from Mass Effect 1 where it's revealed they'd been experimenting on Alliance soldiers turning them into mindless Husks? How they killed the commander who went after them and tried multiple times to kill you to?
Sure, Shepards back! But on the other hand you've been dead two years and unlike Liara, Ashley/Kaidan didn't even know what really happened to you. If you play with Femshep in the email from Kaidan he says that his friends had just convinced him to move on and try dating again before you showed up again. Similar story with Ashley.
So yeah, I'm not angry. It'd be much more out of character if they were to simply leap into your arms and act as though nothing had ever happened after all. Besides, we all know they'll be back for the conclusion.