@PandaTar wrote:
There was this situation that I am still wondering how it ended up that way.
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Ryder and Jaal meet his 3 brothers, who are under the lead of Akksul. After a small argument, their sister simply shoots her brother on the back.
ADDED RYDER TIMED CONFRONTATION. PRESS E, FAST.
"What the heck is wrong with you?!" Ryder asks White-faced.
"Ryder, pl-" Jaal starts, but Ryder waves him away, gets up and holds Jaal's sister by the arm and rounds her up to watch their brother collapsing.
"I am the alien, I am the one to be shot here! How come you shot your brother, do you even know?!"
(P.S. it ended that way because she was trying to shush her brother before he could give intell to Ryder, selling the group out essentially- her first thought was prolly hurt that he would sell them out like that until it sunk in what she did. Loved this quest, even Angara are failable - in a way though it also shows how deep distrust of aliens runs with them that theyd even shoot their own blood for wanting to assist one. I can't wait to see of there is more angara fallout over an angara/human pairing.)
Nykara360 wrote:(P.S. it ended that way because she was trying to shush her brother before he could give intell to Ryder, selling the group out essentially- her first thought was prolly hurt that he would sell them out like that until it sunk in what she did.
I know, I know. I just can't wrap my mind around the fact that she could have ended all that problem by shooting at me instead. She wouldn't have to shoot her brother to begin with. It would make sense to me if her brother jumped in front of me to defend me, and then her shot would hit him instead of me. If I saw a villain beside someone I love and I didn't want that villain to get any more information, it's simply crystal clear who I would shoot at. The way it all happened, when I saw the whole scene, I felt completely disgusted, actually. Anyway, that's how it is and how it'll play out every time I get there, I guess.
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Scene where you have just accepted Jaal in your team, and Liam *scofs* slams his hand asking people to set down (really?).
NEW TIMED EVENT. PRESS E TO REBUKE LIAM. QUICLY.
"Yeah, also, stop slamming your hand on everything," Ryder says trying to sound fierce. "Specially when asking for order, before you launch a missile by mistake."
"Ryder, the Tempest has no missiles." Vetra points out innocently.
Silence stretches. Jaal stares, judging.
"You really understood what I wanted to say, right? A red button-thing?" Ryder replies rather defensively.
"Uh, I suppose we should just, you know, listen to Jaal? Is it?" Peebee suggests awkwardly, sort of pointing at Jaal and avoiding getting too close to Ryder altogether, as if he was infectious.
"Pathfinder..."
"Not now, SAM." Ryder snaps back.
@PandaTar wrote:
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Scene where you have just accepted Jaal in your team, and Liam *scofs* slams his hand asking people to set down (really?).
NEW TIMED EVENT. PRESS E TO REBUKE LIAM. QUICLY.
"Yeah, also, stop slamming your hand on everything," Ryder says trying to sound fierce. "Specially when asking for order, before you launch a missile by mistake."
"Ryder, the Tempest has no missiles." Vetra points out innocently.
Silence stretches. Jaal stares, judging.
"You really understood what I wanted to say, right? A red button-thing?" Ryder replies rather defensively.
"Uh, I suppose we should just, you know, listen to Jaal? Is it?" Peebee suggests awkwardly, sort of pointing at Jaal and avoiding getting too close to Ryder altogether, as if he was infectious.
"Pathfinder..."
"Not now, SAM." Ryder snaps back.
That pretty much everyone is more assertive than Ryder is a raw rub - and there's nobody in the game I want to be more assertive with than SAM.
Anywhere in the game:
SAM: "Pathfinder, I can-"
Me (interrupting): "SAM? Does it look like I know what I'm doing? Can you just give me a minute to figure it out?"
SAM: "To answer your questions; No, it does not and yes, I could."
Me: "The next thing I want to hear from you is the last digit of Pi. Let us figure this out ourselves."
I'm even willing to give it one back.
Sometime later:
SAM: "Eight."
Me: "You really calculated Pi to its' final decimal?!?"
SAM: "Pathfinder, you can check my calculations if you'd like."
Me: "No, that's okay. Just go ahead and start telling me what you think I should do next again."
