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Post by BloodOfShiagur on Jun 2, 2017 15:05:11 GMT
By the way, what happened in the cave with Reyes confuses me. I mean, Ryder is in full armor. Their crew is standing nearby. The sniper has not yet vanished into thin air. Slonae Kelly's dead body lies around. And it's a cave. Possibly a bit toxic, belonging to a system of caves, so more can stumble across the spot. It's not really the time for anything, yet Reyes makes implications afterwards... Turns out Reyes is shy and incredibly chaste, and a mere kiss has him overwhelmed for days. OR a quick BJ - the sniper goes to drag Sloane's corpse away as per Reyes' instructions, Ryder's crew withdraws politely outside when Ryder & Reyes start to argue about keeping secrets, Reyes is wearing regular pants with a fly. OR the devs didn't really think about it that much (it's this ). Muhehehe.. that kind of scenario might even get me to agree to getting rid of Sloane. With only the exception that the crew don't withdraw politely, but rather with a headache from listening to them heatedly (but only half seriously) debating various point about honorable conduct and the greater good for Kadara and whatnot. (Making out may come later..) The line about the port was fitting though, too bad they scrapped it.
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Post by vana on Jun 3, 2017 0:34:14 GMT
You don't really end up locked in with anyone in ME, it's just that the game gives straight women the option to roll with Kaidan AND NO ONE ELSE. Unless you started a romance with Garrus in ME2. I had 3 femSheps, and let me tell you, the romance in ME3 is still a big reason why that game was such a disappointment. 1 ended up with Kaidan by choice (yay), Renegade Shep went back and romanced Garrus post-suicide mission in ME2 just to have an option, and my main Shep war-asseted Kaidan, then in DLC cried at Thane's funeral and had this awful LET'S NEVER SPEAK OF THIS, EVER thing with James. So glad my Sara only wants 1 man this time. But a little terrified to have all my eggs in 1 basket. I didn't even play the DLC with Thane's funerals, it was already sad like this to see him rejecting my Shepard after just one kiss, not even wanting to talk more or kiss again because "he was tired". Maybe they fixed it with a patch but I didn't play after the patch it seems. ME3 was quite disappointing to me, because of that romance problem and also because I had to stop just before the end (holidays I guess) and could not really be motivated to play again, everyone was saying that the end was disappointing anyway. I guess that when I receive my ME trilogy on PS3 in a few days, in my new playthrough I will: romance no one in ME1 (I was curious about Kaidan but I guess he will get on my nerves quickly, and I don't want a "you cheated on me!" scene in ME3), and I'll romance Garrus in ME2 and ME3, because Garrus was THE romance I wanted in ME1, then in ME2 his way of talking about sex with his ex girlfiend putt me off a bit... come on, who would be seduced when the guy you're flirting with suddenly talks happily about his fond memories of sex with his ex? Got no luck with Thane because he kept talking about his wife, too I'm glad that Jaal only talks about his ex (or let's say teenager crush) once and only if you ask him/or with Drack once, because it would have been really annoying. When I saw that Reyes was coming with a quest about his ex, I was like "Oh no, not you too Reyes!" but... that was light, so that's ok. I wonder why Bioware is always putting ex in the way? it's a bit underwhelming when you try to have a romance and BAM, "hey did I told you about my ex girlfriend?" (That's what I liked also with Cullen and Alistair, NO ex ) I'm usually not attracted by romances with "bad boys" (or Zevran-type) characters, but Reyes grew on me, his way of talking maybe, he's smart, and well written, in my opinion.
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Post by tehprincessj on Jun 3, 2017 0:58:20 GMT
I do really like how romance in ME 1 was implemented (with Kaidan), the beacon, and other main mission stuff had romantic touches woven all through it, which may also be one of the reasons I like Reyes-mance so much. While they aren't priority or anything, I do like how sprinkled with flirts all the Kadara missions are, and having Reyes fight with us 3 times.
Garrus is one of my favorite characters in the OT, but I didn't realize it until right before ME3 launched and there was this trailer with a clip from Garrus's goodbye in London, and I remember just thinking OMG, he's going to DIE and nobody's death would destroy my Shepard as much as his would.
He's stiff and kind of counter to my paragon Shep in ME1, and then CRAZY pissed off in ME2, but he's there for Shepard, which is more than I can say for Kaidan or Liara. So by ME3, he's just like my Shep's best friend for EVER. Which may also be why I didn't really want to romance him (well, that and how poorly the whole thing was implemented in ME2, which is your ONLY chance to make it happen).
But his romance in ME3 is awesome.
I will warn you, though, I recently replayed the OT on my Xbox one while I was waiting for Andromeda to launch, and good God, if you go ME1 to ME2 to ME3, is 3 bleak. It made me feel depressed and empty in a way I didn't feel when the game launched. So I'm not sure if it's playing them all in a row like that, or if it's just something that came with more time to reflect. But that's why I ranked ME3 last in that recent "rate the games" poll.
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Post by morir_a_solas on Jun 3, 2017 5:54:34 GMT
I do really like how romance in ME 1 was implemented (with Kaidan), the beacon, and other main mission stuff had romantic touches woven all through it, which may also be one of the reasons I like Reyes-mance so much. While they aren't priority or anything, I do like how sprinkled with flirts all the Kadara missions are, and having Reyes fight with us 3 times. Garrus is one of my favorite characters in the OT, but I didn't realize it until right before ME3 launched and there was this trailer with a clip from Garrus's goodbye in London, and I remember just thinking OMG, he's going to DIE and nobody's death would destroy my Shepard as much as his would. He's stiff and kind of counter to my paragon Shep in ME1, and then CRAZY pissed off in ME2, but he's there for Shepard, which is more than I can say for Kaidan or Liara. So by ME3, he's just like my Shep's best friend for EVER. Which may also be why I didn't really want to romance him (well, that and how poorly the whole thing was implemented in ME2, which is your ONLY chance to make it happen). But his romance in ME3 is awesome. I will warn you, though, I recently replayed the OT on my Xbox one while I was waiting for Andromeda to launch, and good God, if you go ME1 to ME2 to ME3, is 3 bleak. It made me feel depressed and empty in a way I didn't feel when the game launched. So I'm not sure if it's playing them all in a row like that, or if it's just something that came with more time to reflect. But that's why I ranked ME3 last in that recent "rate the games" poll. Maybe it was the nostalgia? You know how we tend to think past things were so epic and then going back to them doesn't quite feel the same I discovered ME just 2 or 3 years ago with one of those trilogy pack all DLCs edition, so I played the ME trilogy back to back as one (very long) game and it was awesome, like nothing I ever experienced! I did enjoy 3 a lot, and loved how the romances were handled especially the payoff for staying loyal to Kaiden, but it was the first time I played it so I knew nothing about the ending or Garrus (who was also my bff) being some super awesome romance. But maybe doing it again after knowing all that happens but with the expectations of having the same experience as the first time might feel different MEA might be the same after a while, I romanced Reyes without knowing much what to expect just cause I really had fun with him, but maybe it won't be the same when it's not so fresh anymore (but that's what DLCs are for, right?)
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Post by BloodOfShiagur on Jun 3, 2017 9:51:16 GMT
Weird, but after I realized my totally tragic oversight, the thing with Garrus in ME2 worked just fine for the way I imagined my Shepard... and her way of thinking about stuff in general. When Garrus started about the whole reach and flexibility thing, I imagine she actually started to laugh like hell, realizing it's only half due to what he is saying, the other half being simply him being there, telling her stuff like that even as they are going straight to hell. That's when she realized he was closer and more important to her than anybody.. and things just went the way they did, quite understandably so as none of them wanted to ruin it and send the other one hiding under a carpet. Takes a bit of headcanoning and hand-waving the worst stuff, but few things, especially romance related, don't. And the rest is wort it. Kaidan in ME1 is kind of funny, chasing after Shepard without really knowing what he's in for, while she politely looks right through him as she chases rogue spectres, practices her biotics in quirky ways and bonds with turians and krogan... This song comes to mind... every single time
Which is very good for Kaidan because if they ever became a thing, she would have mercilessly flung him to orbit on Horizon for the shit he says and disloyalty he shows. And if he happened to survive that, she would stubbornly refuse to leave Earth till he gets the fuck off her Cerberus-made ship in ME3. In MEA, Reyes is kind of the only option for my Ryder, as Liam is out of the question when he first opens his mouth (sorry Liam, but, as Arishok flawlessly puts it, NO.), she and Jaal don't hit it off particularly well so becoming good friends is the most I can see for them, while she and Vetra are more like BFFs/sisters than anything. Still, it surprises me how great it actually works. He is capable of engaging her witout flinching -quite a feat, I guess- they have a lot of fun flirting/trying to to outwit one another (one showoff met his match? oh..run) and if they ever worked together on something less traumatizing than shooting someone in the back, they'd make a truly fearsome team. I hope they get the opportunity yet. Anyway, sorry for the rant. I should be studying right now and that makes for the best ranting times.
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Post by orchid on Jun 3, 2017 12:38:02 GMT
Maybe this was one of you guys, but I saw this comment on reddit by someone called EnerPrime and liked it a lot: EnerPrime: (bolding mine)
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Post by Zitrus on Jun 3, 2017 13:16:15 GMT
I agree. I was thinking about this earlier because of another thread. Even if Ryder hadn't come along, Reyes should have managed to defeat her. The two missions you help him with don't look like they contribute much to his campaign. The Roekaar were dangerous and caused unrest. He was able to track them down and the knive alone was a big clue they were involved in that murder he asked to investigate. And they even confess, so he could have killed them and be done with it. That Ryder helped was more for their own good PR and SAM sped things up. Zia and her cronies he could have taken on as well with some of his own people. And of course the cave duel. Without Ryder it's even easier. Since Sloane had to turn to Ryder because she couldn't trust her own people anymore, it is highly likely she would have gone alone. And bang, nobody would have saved her.
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Post by vana on Jun 3, 2017 22:07:26 GMT
In fact, it's more Ryder who needs Reyes, than Reyes who needs Ryder I also love Reyes' voice. And his little accent (...) I will warn you, though, I recently replayed the OT on my Xbox one while I was waiting for Andromeda to launch, and good God, if you go ME1 to ME2 to ME3, is 3 bleak. It made me feel depressed and empty in a way I didn't feel when the game launched. So I'm not sure if it's playing them all in a row like that, or if it's just something that came with more time to reflect. But that's why I ranked ME3 last in that recent "rate the games" poll. I don't think I will play to these game one right after the other. Anyway I'm not of these people who idealize the 3 first Mass Effects so I guess I don't have especially fond memories of them, it was long ago and I barely remember the story. And I will play differently, too, as I failed all the romances (except Thane in ME2 but I want to try something else, I will romance Garrus), so at least about the romances, it will be only new stuff to me. I played DA:Origins again not so long ago and I still enjoyed it very much (and this time I had the DLCs). What is a bit depressing is the fact that they won't make any sequel soon because of the bashing against ME:A... I want a DLC just like in DA:I, with additional romance content, quests, etc! I wish they could make that...
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Post by Hanako Ikezawa on Jun 4, 2017 3:07:20 GMT
I agree. I was thinking about this earlier because of another thread. Even if Ryder hadn't come along, Reyes should have managed to defeat her. The two missions you help him with don't look like they contribute much to his campaign. The Roekaar were dangerous and caused unrest. He was able to track them down and the knive alone was a big clue they were involved in that murder he asked to investigate. And they even confess, so he could have killed them and be done with it. That Ryder helped was more for their own good PR and SAM sped things up. Zia and her cronies he could have taken on as well with some of his own people. And of course the cave duel. Without Ryder it's even easier. Since Sloane had to turn to Ryder because she couldn't trust her own people anymore, it is highly likely she would have gone alone. And bang, nobody would have saved her. Yes they did. Reyes even mentions something of that effect in High Noon if you confront him about it. Taking out the Roekaar eliminated a potential threat in case the war between the Outcasts and Collective occured, weakening each other enough until the Roekaar could make their move. Taking out Zia and the smugglers gave him a monopoly on Kadara when it comes to smuggling, and with that comes money, resources, and the ability to move things where you want.
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Post by dmc1001 on Jun 4, 2017 5:06:39 GMT
Maybe it was the nostalgia? You know how we tend to think past things were so epic and then going back to them doesn't quite feel the same I discovered ME just 2 or 3 years ago with one of those trilogy pack all DLCs edition, so I played the ME trilogy back to back as one (very long) game and it was awesome, like nothing I ever experienced! I did enjoy 3 a lot, and loved how the romances were handled especially the payoff for staying loyal to Kaiden, but it was the first time I played it so I knew nothing about the ending or Garrus (who was also my bff) being some super awesome romance. But maybe doing it again after knowing all that happens but with the expectations of having the same experience as the first time might feel different MEA might be the same after a while, I romanced Reyes without knowing much what to expect just cause I really had fun with him, but maybe it won't be the same when it's not so fresh anymore (but that's what DLCs are for, right?) I don't know. I found the OT early last year and played it all back-to-back (some exceptions, like didn't initially have the ME1 dlc but acquired them later - maybe didn't even have LoTSB on first ME2 run since I was never a huge Liara fan). However, I've been playing the OT ever since. I took a break when MEA launched but right now I'm breaking with MEA and so invested in the OT again. I think different people might perceive it all differently but I've had many trilogy runs and several individual game playthroughs of the OT. At this point, I'm waiting for certain things to happen that might make MEA have more appeal to me. Better romances, patches and dlc. I do understand that a base game is going to lack the same appeal as a trilogy will all dlc and patches long completed. Like you, I romanced Reyes. I like it but it needs more content. In contrast, I've never gotten bored romancing Kaidan in the OT.
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Post by orchid on Jun 4, 2017 5:59:03 GMT
I agree. I was thinking about this earlier because of another thread. Even if Ryder hadn't come along, Reyes should have managed to defeat her. The two missions you help him with don't look like they contribute much to his campaign. The Roekaar were dangerous and caused unrest. He was able to track them down and the knive alone was a big clue they were involved in that murder he asked to investigate. And they even confess, so he could have killed them and be done with it. That Ryder helped was more for their own good PR and SAM sped things up. Zia and her cronies he could have taken on as well with some of his own people. And of course the cave duel. Without Ryder it's even easier. Since Sloane had to turn to Ryder because she couldn't trust her own people anymore, it is highly likely she would have gone alone. And bang, nobody would have saved her. Reyes absolutely needs the Pathfinder or some other link to the Initiative. He would've gone and done Sloane in regardless and as you say, handled Zia etc with his Collective personnel, but there's a reason he reached out to Ryder for aid. As such I see the teaming up with Ryder as Reyes already looking at the next step: being able to hold Kadara after taking it. Once the Initiative (allied with the Angara) have their outpost on Kadara, whoever holds the Port can't afford to antagonize them and their superior power too much (unless the outlaws can magic vast amounts of people, weapons and equipment out of thin air à la ME3 Cerberus). Reyes is smart and wants to ensure a good position for the outlaws and himself to negotiate from, whereas Sloane is just raging without ever having heard of diplomacy or politics. Ryder and Reyes help each other further their goals mutually, which I think bodes well for their future cooperation.
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Post by Zitrus on Jun 4, 2017 9:54:41 GMT
Yes they did. Reyes even mentions something of that effect in High Noon if you confront him about it. Taking out the Roekaar eliminated a potential threat in case the war between the Outcasts and Collective occured, weakening each other enough until the Roekaar could make their move. Taking out Zia and the smugglers gave him a monopoly on Kadara when it comes to smuggling, and with that comes money, resources, and the ability to move things where you want. The Roekaar he mentions as being one of the thousand cuts, yep. One of who knows how many things he did. That's why I said not much. But it plays a part of course. Zia and the others are competition (although not super big if he already snatched the best jobs) and a potential threat, seeing as she tried to kill him, which is what I view as the more severe thing. - Edit: And he has no monopoly through this action, there are still other smugglers, he mentions being aware of them trying to kill him now. I'm not saying these two missions were unimportant but they were not the bulk of what he did before Ryder shows up, they are probably the last thing before his final move. The Roekaar killed seven people already in the Port. This is for me more about protecting the citizens (actually Sloane's job, huh?), less than half of the victims were Outcasts, and spinning it as good PR for Ryder. How many Roekaar were in the cave 10, 15? Could they have weakened either group enough? Maybe if they tried to assassinate Sloane or some other high profile target or called in reinforcements from other planets. This could have gotten out of hand if so but right now it looks more like terror on the populace for me. The Collective and the Outcasts are already fighting each other in the badlands. Not full-out war but skirmishes. A couple of days ago I discovered a surveillance tower with a recording. Two Outcasts talked about how the Collective killed yet another patrol and wanted to record it when they strike again. It ends with them being killed on tape from behind. Reyes absolutely needs the Pathfinder or some other link to the Initiative. He would've gone and done Sloane in regardless and as you say, handled Zia etc with his Collective personnel, but there's a reason he reached out to Ryder for aid. As such I see the teaming up with Ryder as Reyes already looking at the next step: being able to hold Kadara after taking it. Once the Initiative (allied with the Angara) have their outpost on Kadara, whoever holds the Port can't afford to antagonize them and their superior power too much (unless the outlaws can magic vast amounts of people, weapons and equipment out of thin air à la ME3 Cerberus). Reyes is smart and wants to ensure a good position for the outlaws and himself to negotiate from, whereas Sloane is just raging without ever having heard of diplomacy or politics. Ryder and Reyes help each other further their goals mutually, which I think bodes well for their future cooperation. Of course working with Ryder is a clever thing Reyes does. They help each other, they build a bond, it shows both they can work well with one another. He is politically savvy unlike Sloane. I just looked at it from the angle that if Ryder only stopped by Kadara to get the transponder and left (which you can do) without doing those missions, Reyes would have been able to get the Port on his own, as the comment from your link implies as well. In the game this situation stays stale until the player does the quests because it is written that way. If this actually happened and the Initiative came after he got the Port, I think he would have allowed an outpost and traded with them but it would have been different and harder as they would be strangers to each other. And I hope they never get the Cerberus treatment. They were awful super villains with their hands in everything.
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Post by orchid on Jun 4, 2017 10:48:10 GMT
I just looked at it from the angle that if Ryder only stopped by Kadara to get the transponder and left (which you can do) without doing those missions, Reyes would have been able to get the Port on his own, as the comment from your link implies as well. In the game this situation stays stale until the player does the quests because it is written that way. Oh yea, we're in agreement. I was just elucidating on how essential having Ryder's support is once he's made his move against Sloane. The missions where Ryder helps Reyes are highly important, just not necessarily when it comes to killing Kelly. Now that's an interesting thought. I think Reyes (that is, Neema representing him) would welcome the Pathfinder or other Nexus representatives warmly enough, but he'd definitely be on his guard and probably try to noncommittally delay any outpost construction before he had guarantees that his operations aren't threatened. With how things went in the game with Ryder, Reyes is very forthcoming indeed. Ironically Ryder could pretty easily screw Reyes over if he/she were untrustworthy sort.
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Post by vana on Jun 4, 2017 22:01:03 GMT
What happens if you don't kiss Reyes in the storage room when the guard shows up? they get caught? they have to fight?
In my playthrough Reyes sent an e-mail to say that he posted some of his people to protect and check the security of the Nexus outpost, that's kind of him.
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Post by Zitrus on Jun 4, 2017 22:16:14 GMT
They hide behind a crate and wait until the guard leaves.
Yup, he protects the outpost, just as he said he would.
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Post by Hanako Ikezawa on Jun 5, 2017 1:53:24 GMT
What happens if you don't kiss Reyes in the storage room when the guard shows up? they get caught? they have to fight? In my playthrough Reyes sent an e-mail to say that he posted some of his people to protect and check the security of the Nexus outpost, that's kind of him. If you don't take the interrupt, they hide behind crates. If you take the interrupt and are not in a romance with him, you punch him in the gut to make him look like he is feeling sick. He really needs to look into those supplies the Collective keep stealing from the Nexus.
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Post by tehprincessj on Jun 5, 2017 2:34:19 GMT
Yeah, and I tried it out the last time somebody asked this, and if you don't take the kiss interrupt, it friend-zones the scene where you sit on the crates overlooking the port together. Probably because after use of "you're someone to me" Reyes kisses Ryder without permission.
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Post by vana on Jun 5, 2017 2:45:22 GMT
Haha I didn't know you could punch him. I got the kiss option (the one in the storage room) because I flirted twice before. But my Ryder was already locked with Jaal so on the crates she just got the friendship dialogue. So you can get the kiss AND have the friendship after that, this is what is nice with that kiss: you can get it even if you're friends or in another romance because "you have a good excuse", "it's all business"
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Post by morir_a_solas on Jun 5, 2017 3:33:30 GMT
Maybe it was the nostalgia? You know how we tend to think past things were so epic and then going back to them doesn't quite feel the same I discovered ME just 2 or 3 years ago with one of those trilogy pack all DLCs edition, so I played the ME trilogy back to back as one (very long) game and it was awesome, like nothing I ever experienced! I did enjoy 3 a lot, and loved how the romances were handled especially the payoff for staying loyal to Kaiden, but it was the first time I played it so I knew nothing about the ending or Garrus (who was also my bff) being some super awesome romance. But maybe doing it again after knowing all that happens but with the expectations of having the same experience as the first time might feel different MEA might be the same after a while, I romanced Reyes without knowing much what to expect just cause I really had fun with him, but maybe it won't be the same when it's not so fresh anymore (but that's what DLCs are for, right?) I don't know. I found the OT early last year and played it all back-to-back (some exceptions, like didn't initially have the ME1 dlc but acquired them later - maybe didn't even have LoTSB on first ME2 run since I was never a huge Liara fan). However, I've been playing the OT ever since. I took a break when MEA launched but right now I'm breaking with MEA and so invested in the OT again. I think different people might perceive it all differently but I've had many trilogy runs and several individual game playthroughs of the OT. At this point, I'm waiting for certain things to happen that might make MEA have more appeal to me. Better romances, patches and dlc. I do understand that a base game is going to lack the same appeal as a trilogy will all dlc and patches long completed. Like you, I romanced Reyes. I like it but it needs more content. In contrast, I've never gotten bored romancing Kaidan in the OT. I agree, though I wonder if it'd be too much to expect for the Reyes romance to get as much content as Kaiden's did, I mean in the OT the Kaiden/ Ashlie romance was probably the one with the most content (after Liara, but not even Sheppard got as much content as Liara, not even 600 years later in Andromeda we can get rid of her) -seriously though even if you are not her fan, try LotSB, it's pretty awesome
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Post by Hanako Ikezawa on Jun 5, 2017 3:34:36 GMT
Haha I didn't know you could punch him. I got the kiss option (the one in the storage room) because I flirted twice before. But my Ryder was already locked with Jaal so on the crates she just got the friendship dialogue. So you can get the kiss AND have the friendship after that, this is what is nice with that kiss: you can get it even if you're friends or in another romance because "you have a good excuse", "it's all business" Yeah, if you choose it Ryder says "Sorry" and before Reyes can ask or say anything he gets slugged in the gut giving him a coughing fit when the guard arrives. You explain Reyes isn't feeling well and the guard leaves you be, and at the end Reyes says in a winded voice "Next time, I come up with the plan".
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Post by dmc1001 on Jun 5, 2017 3:35:20 GMT
Haha I didn't know you could punch him. I got the kiss option (the one in the storage room) because I flirted twice before. But my Ryder was already locked with Jaal so on the crates she just got the friendship dialogue. So you can get the kiss AND have the friendship after that, this is what is nice with that kiss: you can get it even if you're friends or in another romance because "you have a good excuse", "it's all business" Only true with Sara. Scott can be in a romance with Gil and still romance Reyes.
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Post by MarilynRobert on Jun 5, 2017 7:16:31 GMT
Haha I didn't know you could punch him. I got the kiss option (the one in the storage room) because I flirted twice before. But my Ryder was already locked with Jaal so on the crates she just got the friendship dialogue. So you can get the kiss AND have the friendship after that, this is what is nice with that kiss: you can get it even if you're friends or in another romance because "you have a good excuse", "it's all business" Only true with Sara. Scott can be in a romance with Gil and still romance Reyes. I'm in the midst of trying to romance Reyes while still getting to romance Gil. I'll be going to Sloane's party when I play the game again tomorrow.
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Post by Zitrus on Jun 5, 2017 12:42:53 GMT
But that's a bug. It'll probably be fixed with the next patch. Maybe better hurry with that experiment.
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Post by dmc1001 on Jun 5, 2017 14:47:20 GMT
But that's a bug. It'll probably be fixed with the next patch. Maybe better hurry with that experiment. Is it a bug? Seems more like careless or dismissive to me.
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Post by vana on Jun 5, 2017 15:04:15 GMT
It's not very kind to Gil I already felt like my Ryder was betraying a bit Jaal by kissing Reyes like this, even if there was an excuse... Hmm I'm curious about the romance with Kaidan in ME1, but I want no impact on my ME2 and ME3, is it possible to keep them separate? like two different FemShep, one in ME1, and a new one in ME2. The problem would be the same I already had last time, I guess, the choices by default they give you when you don't load a save from a previous ME1 is that they consider that you sacrificed the Counsel and that Wrex is dead I want to avoid that too. Just not transferring the romance, in fact. Is there a website/portal like for Dragon age, where we can set the choices we want and link that to our game?
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