British isn't the same thing as English, anyways. I mean, English people are British, but so are say, the Welsh, right?

But if every English is British, his statement (as he meant, of course [assuming it is the joke I think it is]) still stands, no?

I think we would all be best served by bringing Welsh Nationalism into this thread.

Edit: Yes, I am under the assumption that all British people live in London.

Hardly any British people live in London, in my experience...!

Mine too ;-)

The mention of darkness infused weapon parts may allow a little paragon/renegade character alignment roleplaying.

British isn't the same thing as English, anyways. I mean, English people are British, but so are say, the Welsh, right?

But if every English is British, his statement (as he meant, of course [assuming it is the joke I think it is]) still stands, no?

Edit: Yes, I am under the assumption that all British people live in London.

Hardly any British people live in London, in my experience...!

British isn't the same thing as English, anyways. I mean, English people are British, but so are say, the Welsh, right?

Why do certain players choose a certain race? For the aesthetic appeal to their facial features? Because they'll look badass in a rad set of malicious armor Whatever the reason...I'm interested.

It started with Morrowind, where I wanted to create a class that would fit my playstyle. Redguards were the best for me, and since then, I always try to make my characters resemble one another (a long lineage, if you will). So for the Alpha and Beta, I replicated my Skyrim character as best I could...

I care about the soldiers that will stand by my side in battle, pvp, and The Crucible. With Destiny's release approaching us ever so slowly I grow more and more eager to find out who my companions will be.

https://www.bungie.net/en/Forum/Post/67668957/0/0 <<<< vote here!

Poll looks fairly even, but those Khajiit-tier awoken do seem to be lagging behind a bit.

Blue skin and purple hair; I went with a character that looks like my girlfriend so that she can feel "involved".

You're dating Cortana?

Not sure to what extent yet, but they seem to specifically consider Guardians their "boss", since they work pretty much as tools of the Guardian

In terms of dependence, there are strong relationships both ways. The ghost certainly can't do much without a guardian to shoot things with, but the guardian wouldn't be alive without the ghost.

I've always viewed it as a partnership, as a meeting of equals (albeit with very different functions), rather than any sort of hierarchy.

"I'm your Ghost."

In the Grimoire thread I posted this supposition that they are a kind of familiar, so when they say the above, from a certain perspective they are your ghost.

They apparently talk to themselves as they scour about for years looking for their Guardian. As Griz notes, they may have been based off of dead people, much like the Guardians, and if that were the case, then they'd definitely know of freedom, even if they didn't have their full memories (Guardians apparently remember speech). In any case, it was said that they choose their Guardian...

I'm not seeing the point. They could easily be robots (with clever speech functionality) programmed to find a guardian, and then use the guardian to help accomplish various tasks.

(There is, of course, a worthwhile question here about what "free will" actually is.)

"I'm your Ghost."

That form of possessive doesn't imply subservience. In many practical uses it merely implies (often exclusive) association.

I mean, a dictator/slave owner/something could (grammatically appropriately) say "I'm your master" to a subject.

Not sure to what extent yet, but they seem to specifically consider Guardians their "boss", since they work pretty much as tools of the Guardian

In terms of dependence, there are strong relationships both ways. The ghost certainly can't do much without a guardian to shoot things with, but the guardian wouldn't be alive without the ghost.

The ghost is a tool of the guardian, but the guardian is seemingly also a tool of ghost (the entire purpose of a ghost might be to use a guardian as a tool).