Mass Effect RP 2

In a lot of cases, your posting is far from relevant. Might get an off-mention or be a way to get your character out of the action for a while.

When typing that I made 'far' into 'fart' by mistake.

Elcor vs. Kate.

Hmm.

edited 29th May '11 1:22:53 PM by Plumbum

LOL.

In that case, heavy weapons/demolitions expert actually works pretty well.

Though the large amount of weapons on his person would be compensated for by the fact that he almost never moves out of cover.

edited 29th May '11 1:22:59 PM by Bindlestick

You know what's funny? You never see an Elcor move. In Mass Effect one, when you solve the Elcor politician's problem, the camera shifts to Shepard, who has a dumbstruck expression, as he leaves the room with some very loud pounding sounds.

It's totally time. Way past, actually.

edited 29th May '11 1:24:36 PM by Dragon573

And when he does... things tend to explode.

Actually, you do. In Mass Effect 2, if you look in the background of the Presidium, you can see an Elcor walking.

edited 29th May '11 1:24:17 PM by SpartyMcFly

Oh my god! I want to buy ME2, now, just to see that!

edited 29th May '11 1:25:18 PM by Dragon573

Nothing special, really.

It's like riding in an elevator for the first time.

I rode my first elevator in Mass Effect. True story.

So, will he already be on the ship or will I have to think of a way for him to join the crew?

Um... I personally think it's just too hard to not notice an Elcor on your ship...

Either. We can de-redshirt or think of a logical way in. Logic is going to be fucking hard trying to get an elcor on the ship.

Maybe the elcor is just there and nobody questions it. And then it asks to join the ground team.

We could have us meet it when it smacks Kate across the room for saying fuck you to it...

...

You're really getting hung up on that. And hitting Kate would be a good way to be shot by Jordan. And we know about Jordan (read further down also).

Seriously, half the time the OOC is just as fun as the actual RP

edited 29th May '11 1:47:38 PM by Plumbum

Well, I think I have a good way to Hand Wave him in, since he's not really the social type. Spends most of his time staring a hole into the wall of his quarters while everyone's off on missions.

That works!

Also, I'm not so much hung up on it as I am loving the sheer irony of it. I'm not holding a grudge or anything.

edited 29th May '11 1:48:23 PM by Dragon573

No, but Danari is. It's fun, half the crew likes Kate, half of them want her to have a sudden heart attack.

When you sign up, I will send you a PM about most of the crew and what they're like if you don;t want to Archive Binge.

edited 29th May '11 1:50:52 PM by Plumbum

And for one person, "love" is the literal extent of it. Speaking of which, we haven't seen Kate for the past little while (aside from comforting Amy during Lucas' loyalty).

He's pissed off, alright, but he'd be the first to pull a sniper on anyone who did that. He doesn't like her, but he doesn't want her to die... It's like that quote from firefly.

edited 29th May '11 1:53:31 PM by Dragon573

Man, the Ozymandias must be a big-ass ship to house an elcor comfortably

Because you've been in a situation I can't join in with really.

But now you're in the sim, I may well add my own Actor Allusion. I can't see any reason for you to do Seacrest otherwise.

edited 29th May '11 1:54:42 PM by Plumbum

Jordan mainly did it because he wanted a huge open world where he could drive anywhere and not just in a line. After searching he decided Seacrest was the best place.

Alright, here I go. Again, if it's not okay, I'll change him to a Volus.

Name:Horan.

Gender:Male.

Race:Elcor.

Skills:Combat/Combat.

Backstory:Horan grew up on Omega. Born to a club bouncer and a drug dealer, Horat quickly learned that nice guys finished last on Omega. It didn't help that his mother was killed by a Batarian for a reason that nither party fully understood. Nor did the fact that his father routinely, and very slowly, beat him with a piece of steel rebar. So, he became a mercenary. A very, very, very, angry mercenary. He wandered about the galaxy for a few years, taking jobs that required no subtlety and a lot of explosions. Eventually, he decided to join the crew of the Ozymandias. A little too crowded for him, but he's learned to deal with it. He spends all of his time staring at the wall of his quarters and cleaning his, very large, guns.

Position: Heavy Weapons Expert.

edited 29th May '11 1:58:27 PM by Bindlestick

That looks cool.

And, be honest, Hot Pursuit (The RP) helped. Although I guess you would have picked an Agera/Viper/Porsche 918/M3/Lancer EVO.

edited 29th May '11 1:58:41 PM by Plumbum