#12
Edited by Enigma777
(5973 posts)
- 2 years, 6 months ago
The one, the only, the Rico! Talk about a level-headed, smooth-talking leader that always does what's best for his team and the mission! He never complains and he's very polite. Also he's a great help in the campaign and always pulls his weight.
Ok, so he was technically in KZ1 as well, but they changed his character so much that you can pretty much say he's a different person...
#16
Posted by FreakAche
(2869 posts)
- 2 years, 6 months ago
Mordin is number one, followed closely by Miranda, who is followed closely by Thane, who is followed closely by... well I think you see the pattern here.
#22
Posted by TheFreeMan
(2687 posts)
- 2 years, 6 months ago
Well at least he would have been if they didn't make him exit-stage-left in such a crappy way. Seriously, he's a Predator with a duel-sided chainsaw staff. Should have stuck around for at least one more game.
Or take your pick from most of the squadmates from ME2.
#33
Edited by Jeust
(9610 posts)
- 2 years, 6 months ago
@McGhee_the_Insomniac said:
" @Claude said:
"Jack from Mass Effect 2 gets my vote. "
"
She's awesome! I'd shag her in a heart beat. ^^
@Cegoraph said:
" @gla55jAw said:
" @Cegoraph said:
" My vote goes towards Thane from Mass Effect 2. "
Thane is awesome. "
Indeed.
"
Personally I didn't like him very much. He was interesting, but that philosophical twist about his body and soul separated felt for me a bit forced. Samara was the same for me. Bioware hasn't been able to blend philosophy and spirituality in their plots well since Jade Empire.
#36
Posted by Cegoraph
(148 posts)
- 2 years, 6 months ago
I also forgotten to mention Niko Bellic from Grand Theft Auto IV. He was the first GTA protagonist I actually liked. He wasn't the one-dimensional tough guy as Tommy Vercetti was, or foolishly arrogant like Carl was. He was a rather deeply flawed, and sympathetic character who wanted out from all the carnage that repeatability occurs to him.
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