Remember your Ibuprofen everyone.
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You should try Cassandra.
Thom Rainier is a bad man btw, either let the Orlesians keep him or make him a penal soldier in your armed forces with a view of handing him over to another authority when the warâs won.
All i think when seeing that now;
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Damn, what now? Why canât people be good?
Whatâd he do?
Iâve not had a playthrough since coming out as trans, discovering that Iâm bi/pan, being less of a moron. Itâd be super interesting to see if I make different choices.
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He made a really long video post in character as Cullen ranting about women, cancel culture and sjwâs and the similiar topics.
And got fired right away.
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Greg Ellis is a weird pro-Trump regressive who went on an unhinged rant on youtube while in-character as Cullen, talking about how we need to bring back chivalry and a bunch of other stuff
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Hilarious that he got fired.
But holy hell⌠Cullen is a good character(Sometimes), he does not deserve to play him.
Super disappointed.
At least Steve Blum is still cool. He doesnât act like Oghren at all.
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Honestly, I think people donât give Ashley enough credit.
Sheâs a pretty multifaceted character and basically gives us insight into how a relatively ordinary person might view these extremely rapid changes of the recent past. Humanity became spacefaring, met other intelligent species, and had a brief war with one of them within the span of a single generation.
Ashley was a competent, promising soldier stuck on dead end assignments on human planets because of stigma from her grandfather. She never had the chance to see the larger galaxy and learn until her chance meeting with Shepardâs team. On the Citadel, sheâs a fish out of water, seeing it and alien cultures for the first time. Sheâs the equivalent of a country mouse moving into a melting pot megapolis. Nonetheless sheâs well read and capable of changing her mind, as she later proves.
And yet players judge her by a single line taken out of context, a line that even her writer acknowledged was a mistake.
(It probably also doesnât help that Ashley is statistically more likely than Kaidan to appear in ME2 and thus be the one to dump a bucket-load of unjustified jerkassery on Shepard, in effect blaming the player for being railroaded.)
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Admittedly, I donât put much thought into it. I played ME1 through once, when I was younger. And she got blown up.
My main issue with Ashley is her horrendous attitude in ME2 towards you. Itâs worse than Kaidan. And carries over into 3.
No matter what you do or say, she remains mostly very hostile and âOMG YOUâRE CERBERUS!!1â every time she opens her mouth.
Her outfit in 3 is also a bitâŚodd.
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i can fix him
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I hate that in games.
Itâs like⌠I expect this from the Krogan, but heâs been super chill, Ashley, get yourself together!
Admittedly, I donât know, because I only played half of ME2 and it wouldâve been when it released. So⌠*Looks up date* 2010, yikes!
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thereâs no fixing deranged murderers
[romances wenduag]
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That said though, ME2 and 3 in particular has alot of situations where agency is taken away & orcharacters act as if you did another choice instead.
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if murder bad why man hot
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well heâs not particularly attractive so this question doesnât pertain
heâs gruff and heâs brooding what else do i need
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They should let you romance Minago.
Angel, in Buffy. <3
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