i say if monomates made you fat and not taking them made you skinny...... my character would become invisible...
and her eating 1 lousey monomate loses you the game? that sucks DX
like it even matters that she has one because as soon as she hits that waterfall she turns from short and fat to tall and twiggy anyway
so what's the big deal? O.o
I do not understand that quest one bit. And if you speak with her husband before embarking, he's just talking about how much he loves her, and that she's like a godess to him or something like that! If I was her, I'd lose weight the old fashioned way. Who needs to eat monomates anyway if you just stick to your diet and don't get hurt?! Maybe excercise machines on Pioneer 2 are nice too!
Kitsadoodles Wrote:I do not understand that quest one bit. And if you speak with her husband before embarking, he's just talking about how much he loves her, and that she's like a godess to him or something like that! If I was her, I'd lose weight the old fashioned way. Who needs to eat monomates anyway if you just stick to your diet and don't get hurt?! Maybe excercise machines on Pioneer 2 are nice too!
but since she is a force, she likes to go to caves and get killed, also the waterfalls are inspirating, it calms you soul (this is why i love caves so much)
x.x I hate the damned Knowing One's Heart quest. Did it in Ult last night. So, she's level 165...And she deals 10 damage. I'm level 102. I deal 230-odd. WTF? I know the saying the NPCs are hackers, they're freaking bad hackers, at that.
I'm in love with that quest, no matter how awful the NPC is. Elly and Calus forever!
Yey for Elly and Calus! Yep, Knowing One's Heart was tough, and also far too long. The story was worth it, though. Blue Star Memories was annoying too although it had Episode III characters in it. ^^ I dislike quests with overly chatty NPCs.
I just plain dislike quests with NPCs. I find that in Ult I'd be able to better complete it without them.
nomercy Wrote:I just plain dislike quests with NPCs. I find that in Ult I'd be able to better complete it without them.
same thing over here, but can always be used as human/newman/android shields, that way you can atack without losing health
I didn't think of it that way before. 
I like that idea.
I always used them as sheilds too, or just lost the mission! I love the missions with actual relevant story, such as Soul of Steel or From the Depths or something. Overly chatty NPCs can prove to be fun if you like the story! Otherwise... well, that's Letter from Lionel for you!