Totally secure and not shallow. 
361 2012-02-22 01:09:59
Re: Most Difficult Part Of The Game (240 replies, posted in Knights of the Old Republic)
362 2012-02-22 01:08:19
Re: Mass Effect 3 (124 replies, posted in Video Games)
Prince wrote:
+10000
+20000
+30000
i am so in love with you right now....
You weren't before? 
<3
Prince wrote:
one disagreement on that bit about jacob, kaidan and thane, though. now im not g*y, but thane is my BRO.
I mean Thane's cool and all (I mean he's a f**king assassin!) but I just never found myself wanting to talk to him or anything. Completely uninterested. I did like his son though.
Prince wrote:
he sounds like he smokes 7 packs of cigarrettes and drinks a fifth of liquour EVERY day!
Your description of Thane reminds me of this picture so much. I like them all... just never imagined Grunt as such a... pretty boy.
Prince wrote:
and kaidan is a bro too. i let him live once. my most recent playthough, in fact (the one i just finished tonight). i found out how much of a bro he is...i still didnt use him though....but he gained my respect. maybe because it's carth. and carth was my BRO. MY BRO. DOWN YA GO!!!!! TIME TO RUMBLE!!!!!
Took Kaidan everywhere... just like I did with Carth. ^_^ Everywhere.
Prince wrote:
and jacob is just my bro. i have to identify with him. i dont know....maybe it's a black thing.
OMG I totally knew you were gonna say something like that. Nothing against black guys or anything but I just did not like him. I'm so glad when I pick up Garrus cause I kick Jacob to the curb. Never in my party until his loyalty quest then back to the curb!
363 2012-02-21 18:12:57
Re: Star Wars: Origins of the Force (167 replies, posted in Star Wars Fan Fiction)
Omega seems to laugh as if he were somehow... amused. John had never encountered, nor heard of, an AI exhibiting such a human emotion. Of course, there had always been attempts to create such a machine but he had never heard of any successes. Did one truly exist...? John's body tenses instinctively. He wasn't entirely sure if he should be fascinated or extremely wary. Humans were not exactly stable creatures. They were prone to bursts of anger and irrational decisions. If this AI was what it seemed... it was incredibly dangerous.
"I am not some common virus you can simply rid yourself of, Major Antilles," Omega clarifies the situation, the hologram disappearing as the grate to the air duct vent above John falls to the floor, the mechanism known as Omega falling through, his feet hitting the ground with a significant clank.
"I am a PREDATOR-AI, the result of the most advanced cybernetics imbued with decades of genetic tampering," he explains in the simplest of terms. He'd found many organics often mistook him for some sort of cyborg or a warped AI when he was, in fact, so much more. "I am the best of man and machine intwined into a single flawless creation... the first and last of my kind."
Omega moves forward suddenly with such swift elegance that John is taken my complete surprise, his gaze drawn to that blood red visor merely inches from his face. "And believe me, Major... if I had any desire to kill you and your crew I would have done it already," the AI remarks rather bluntly, a humanly sadistic tone creeping into his voice. "You humans are so fond of your games. I prefer to finish my opponent outright. Why wait to stab him in the back," he wonders, his visor transitioning to a darker red, "when you can see the fear in his eyes just before he is impaled upon your sword?"
"That's enough, Omega," Soren's commanding voice interrupts their exchange, causing the mechanism to flinch slightly in surprise, its attention snapping to the Black Raider as he moves towards them.
"Yes," Omega agrees somewhat passively, taking a step back in order to give John some much needed space. "My apologies, Major."
Soren sighs softly, closing his eyes briefly as if it might help to calm his temper. "Regardless of your opinion, Mr. Antilles, Omega will remain uplinked to this ship," the Samuac halfbreed states with blatant authority. "I will prohibit him from accessing Aria's system as well as the Horizon's core systems such as life support in order to keep you... comfortable."
"However," he adds, "beyond that Omega shall have free reign to do as he sees fit. Two heads are better than one, after all, and if we are facing the unknown it certainly will not hurt us to be better prepared for whatever the void decides to throw at us."
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PREDATOR-AI: Prototype Reconnaissance and Enhanced DNA-based Adaptation of a Threat InterceptiOn and Response AI
While Omega does possess some human DNA he is not human himself. He is a sapient machine who merely possesses the components of the human mind such as emotions, a conscious, etc. The rest of him is entirely mechanics/technology. So he's literally an engineered killing machine.
364 2012-02-20 23:13:11
Re: Mass Effect 3 (124 replies, posted in Video Games)
Jester wrote:
What is everyone playing as?
I've played through both ME games as every class available but I've got to say I favor the soldier over all of them. In the first one being a solider was alright: you didn't get any fancy little magic tricks or anything but you kicked ass and got the damn job done. Plus, who doesn't love sexy heavy armor?
The second one? Total awesomeness. Hands down. Not only do you get almost ever ammo power available in the game (as well as the ability to spread the love to your squadmates allowing you to unleash a full helping of whoop ass) but you can also learn one of your party's special powers. Speaking of cans of whoop ass... not the best drawing in the world I know but it still gets major points for all the meaning it implies.
Anyway, back to what we were talking about: playing through ME2 as a soldier was epic. And with Reave or Slam, I absolutely destroyed anything the game threw at me. Even on Insanity. 
Prince wrote:
here's the best way to prepare for ME3 (if you're a male shepard)
1. recruit everyone possible in ME1. don't leave everyone behind.2. make sure everyone but Kaidan survives ME1.
3. save the Rachni queen.
4. do all the bonus missions. and romance ashley or liara.
5. save the council. controversial choice, but you need a galaxy's loyalty. the only way to do that is to save the council. ignorant jackasses as they may be.
6. recruit everyone in ME2.
7. gain everyone's loyalty in ME2.
8. romance no one in ME2.
9. DESTROY the collector base.
10. SAVE your entire crew from being processed.
Paragon choices:
1. Of course. Always helps to have more people.
2. Kaidan lived. Ashley died! (YES!!!)
3. Done.
4. Romanced Kaidan <3
5. Almost didn't... but I got to keep my reputation up so... yeah.
6. See #1
7. Loyalty missions means more XP and happy people. Almost didn't do Jacob's or Thane's though. I don't like guys I don't like liking me.
8. Controlling my flirtatious nature was difficult but I succeeded.
9. Who the hell is stupid enough to KEEP it?!
10. Too bad you can never save those poor colonists.
Renegade choices:
1. Might as well. More bodies to throw at the enemy.
2. Kaidan lived. Ashley died! (YES!!!)
3. I almost didn't kill her... almost...
4. See Paragon choices
5. I let them burn. Here's basically what I would have said if I were actually Renegade Shepard in that moment --> Shepard: I f**king told you the Reapers were coming and you didn't f**king listen! Why the hell should I save your f**king asses from something that you claim doesn't f**king exist?! Oh, don't worry, you're not really dying... it's just my "imagination." Yeah... have fun with that.
6. See #1
7. I needed the XP. Really the only reason I did them for some people.
8. Pssh... Kaidan will never find out. *pulls Garrus into Captain's Cabin*
9. Even as a Renegade I'm not about to bloody KEEP the Collector base! That's like beyond stupid. Besides I like Renegade Shepard's line at the end when speaking with the Illusive Man --> Shepard: "I'm sorry, I'm having trouble hearing you. Seems I'm getting a lot of bull s**t on this line." f**k yes.
10. Let's just say Dr. Chakwas was very pissed with me.
Prince wrote:
i have no clue what i'll be in ME3.
I always play as the solider first. Something about heavy armor and big guns just makes me want to kill stuff. ^_^
365 2012-02-20 22:27:31
Re: Word Association (3,173 replies, posted in The Old Republic Cantina)
Prince wrote:
alright, starr....
Thank you. 
All I'm asking is that y'all get along the majority of the time and stop flinging insults around.
366 2012-02-20 11:33:38
Re: Star Wars: Origins of the Force (167 replies, posted in Star Wars Fan Fiction)
Oh, Prince. Where'd ya wonder off to? jk
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367 2012-02-20 11:33:02
Re: A New Begining (4,277 replies, posted in Star Wars Fan Fiction)
Very well. ^_^ *hugs Prince and gives him kisses*
Be back to post soon, George.
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368 2012-02-19 00:41:30
Re: 1,000 Things I've Learned From Kotor... (380 replies, posted in Knights of the Old Republic III)
471- I know have "Sexy and I Know It" stuck in my head. lol
369 2012-02-19 00:40:27
Re: Influences (193 replies, posted in Knights of the Old Republic II)
If I stayed as active as I used to be a year or so back no telling how many posts I'd have now.
370 2012-02-18 23:52:16
Re: Highest Level? (283 replies, posted in Knights of the Old Republic)
Jest wrote:
I don't cheat when I am playing games because when I beat a game I know that I did it all myself and had no help from cheats. But in war they cheat but call it getting the edge on your enemy so in that point cheating is good in real life but when it comes to games cheating makes a game not worth playing to me. I know when I play Gears online I hate the people who glitch off the map and end up winning because they can kill you but you can't find them.
Hmmm...
Prince wrote:
they fought honorably, absolutely. the causes they fought for, however were not honorable. but as far as the battlefield goes, objectively, they fought with the most honor and integrity. Robert E. Lee was a brilliant military tactician, matched only by his counterpart: Ulysses S. Grant. get the difference?
Everyone's entitled to their opinion.
371 2012-02-18 23:48:36
Re: Most Difficult Part Of The Game (240 replies, posted in Knights of the Old Republic)
Saying that it's not always a stereotype is a stereotype. I just felt like saying that even if it makes no sense. Simply cause I can. ^_^
372 2012-02-18 23:47:06
Re: Secrets? (196 replies, posted in Knights of the Old Republic)
Yeah, but at least you didn't lose anything.
373 2012-02-18 23:45:22
Re: Mass Effect 3 (124 replies, posted in Video Games)
I still can't decide if I want to play ME3 through as my paragon who romanced Kaiden or as my renegade who dumped him for Garrus... cause let's face it... Garrus is a total badass. And Thane is a f**king weirdo even for an alien. Like WTF is up with those eyes?!
Prince wrote:
Kaidan Alenko if you let him die on virmire (which i did.....time after time after time. 7 times all in all.)
I let Ashley die every single time I played through... even when I played as a dude. I could not stand her. I played 100% Paragon a few times and still I acted like a total ass towards her.
374 2012-02-18 23:35:53
Re: Word Association (3,173 replies, posted in The Old Republic Cantina)
Jest wrote:
Okay, I will stop Starr.
That's all I'm asking for dear. Was it so hard?
Prince wrote:
just sayin sweetheart. we're men. that's what we do. do they not do the same thing in the military? and i know they have to sack up, bend over and take it like a man there. male or female, but especially men. can't cry to the Staff or Drill Sergeant just because people take shots at you. (am i wrong?)
Sorry to burst your bubble, sweetheart, but this isn't the military. Besides, the military is doing its damn best to forge us into hard asses who can take a bullet with a simple teeth clench. So yes, you have to "sack up." If you get your ass kicked you get up and kick the bastard's ass who kicked yours. It's just the way things are. Life, however, is not so simple.
Prince wrote:
i can tell you. one of my boys we take shots at on the daily. i love him to pieces tho. and he knows we just foolin. so that's my piece. if my boys can sack up--hell, if even i can sack up--so can george....i think....
Here's the difference in that instance and this one... you and Jest don't like George and George doesn't like you. It's not the same as playing around with your buddy. As I've said before I don't care if y'all bloody argue over something, I don't mind if y'all quarrel over politics or other matters, I don't give a damn if make an occasional remark about one another, but I will not tolerate one party barraging the other with insults no matter the situation.
It's childish and inane. I thought we were all above that. If not then I am disappointed.
Prince wrote:
besides...no one's stoppin him from making some comebacks.....well, tryin to anyway....
Don't make me use Scripture against you.
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375 2012-02-18 16:48:50
Re: Word Association (3,173 replies, posted in The Old Republic Cantina)
[Starr disapproves -100]
Don't make me mad, Jester. You will regret it. I promise. I'm tired of you bullying George when he hasn't done anything. Hell he's hardly posted outside the FanFiction forum. I want this to cease immediately. Am I understood?
And Prince... stop bloody encouraging him. From what I've seen you haven't been on the insult rampage Jester seems to be on (and I am incredibly proud of you for that) but your seemingly approving comments aren't helping matters.
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376 2012-02-18 16:44:03
Re: Starting Planet (101 replies, posted in Knights of the Old Republic III)
I KNOW!!! I fell in love with Kaiden immediately because of that. ^_^
377 2012-02-18 16:42:42
Re: 1,000 Things I've Learned From Kotor... (380 replies, posted in Knights of the Old Republic III)
Prince wrote:
429- twileks are the hottest chicks in the KOTOR universe.
460- Besides me... if I was in it.
Jest wrote:
441- What do you get when a Wookie and a Jawa mate?
442- George
443-
Prince wrote:
447- poor guy.
Jest wrote:
448- George is getting hit from all sides.
Jest wrote:
456- George needs a tissue for his issue.
461- Jest: [Starr disapproves -50]
462- Prince: [Starr disapproves -30]
Quit it. Both of you. Immediately. -_-
378 2012-02-18 16:36:15
Re: Highest Level? (283 replies, posted in Knights of the Old Republic)
Jest wrote:
If you cheat to win then it is still a win.
Prince wrote:
no it isn't. it just proves you have no balls, no honor, and no integrity to get a real win.
-50
I agree with Prince on this 100%. My respect for you as a gamer, Jest, just went out the window. Cheating is dishonorable and it takes the fun out of it. Sure you might beat the game but you're a f**king p***y compared to the hard ass who actually f**king beat the damn thing without cutting corners.
How can you f**king cheat?! I... I'm really not fond of you right now, Jest. I mean... I really can't stand cheaters. They p**s me off.
Jest wrote:
So with your logic then that means that the south in the civil war faught with honor even tho they were fighting to keep slaves and slipt this country into.
Umm... how the hell did you get that from what Prince was saying?
379 2012-02-18 16:25:01
Re: Most Difficult Part Of The Game (240 replies, posted in Knights of the Old Republic)
Jest wrote:
People who care about what other's think of them are just sad.
Well, I mean I know I'm sexy... but I like knowing others think that too. ^_^
Yeap and they are also shallow as hell too.
That, my friend, is a stereotype.
380 2012-02-18 16:21:03
Re: Secrets? (196 replies, posted in Knights of the Old Republic)
Prince's sig picture is awfully patriotic... but stop messing with George. Seriously just bloody drop it already.
[Starr approval/disapproval net shift: ±0]
