Kim Belair is an interactive storyteller with experience across the board, from triple-A juggernauts to wee indie darlings and everything in between. it's a labour of love for a shade who's always been there' I hope you'll enjoy what they had to say. Some very cool folks sent some very interesting answers. To answer that question, I thought I'd speak to the people who make the people: the developers, the writers, the myriad artists who swirl around every project, hunting for the grandest NPC love stories I could find. I did it! Why? Why go that far for someone who doesn't exist? Look up the wiki if you don't believe me. Saving Solaire is one of the most unintuitive, confusing, goddam inconvenient side quests in the whole series. I've been thinking about Kelly recently, and also about Solaire of Astora, the 'Praise the Sun' guy from Dark Souls.

But in my heart of hearts I knew it was all for Kelly. I went back to the start and put another 30 hours into that game, telling myself I was getting value for money. Afterwards I read that the only way to save everyone was to max out your relationship stats, upgrade your ship to the nth degree, and hightail it over to the suicide mission the moment you can. In fact, most of my crew died in that final mission, but Kelly was the first, melting down into flesh chowder in a giant frosted glass tube. So Kelly remained elusive: the steadfast second in command, a constant source of warmth, good sense and pragmatic kindness.Īnyway, she melted. But I was trapped in a loveless relationship with the odiously boring Kaidan Alenko. They seemed so good together, her and my Shepherd, two straight-talking women on a ship full of neverending melodrama, quipping back and forth along the bridge. There's definitely more exciting characters in Mass Effect 2. I'm not sure why I liked Kelly Chambers so much.

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