I wonder if this is a "My Cousin Vinny" Joe Pesci reference? Judge: "Do you two know each other?" Vinny: "Yea... She's my fiancee" Judge: "Well, that explains the hostility"
Lana: "Theron, I think you're being ridiculous!" Theron: "Look, I just think we should keep an eye on the Commander around Vaylin, that's all. I'm worried about him losing focus, and the man has a type." Lana: "What, 'amoral psychopathic murderer with puppy-kicking tendencies'?" Theron: "Have you met his wife?" Lana: "Do you mean Kaliyo, or the one on Voss?" Theron: "... Yeah, remind me to sanitize his file before Kaliyo shows up on base. There's WAY too many explosives here for THAT discussion to happen on Odesson." Lana: "Oh, Kaliyo already knows." Theron: "... Oh. I guess that explains their reunion on Zakuul then."
Agent: Talk to me Kaliyo: you expect me to come over and cry? Agent: How about i buy you a drink Kaliyo: Alright well I'm in big trouble.... Glad to see the agentxkaliyo romance bloom
It's been said before, but the voice acting here... it's pretty great. Bioware spent all their budget on trailer cinematics, voice acting and music. Everything else slips a little, but give them credit it here.
@@saintless Tasia Valenza knocks every voice role she's done out of the park. Poison Ivy, Shaak Ti, Sniper Wolf, Kaliyo Djannis, Spider Woman, she always voices the sensual characters, its amazing. :D
@@StillSaber Yes she did. :) I mean, she sounds the same in every voice role she's done, so its not that hard to recognize her as Shaak Ti. XD But yeah, that was one of her most well known voiceovers for a long time. :) th-cam.com/video/J2j6N-cc4Fc/w-d-xo.html
She also provided the voice of Regenlief and Amelia black in Age of Mythology and Age of Empires 3 respectively. The first time I heard her was in Age of Mythology actually.
@@rainofkhandaq6678 Kaliyo is my bae forever! One of only 2 to match my darkness. I was so mad that I couldn't romance Xalek. He was just as perfect a bloodthirsty mate for my Inquistor.
@MC Cooper Nah. Jaesa is your subordinate and is rather emotionally immature when you find her. You literally take the place of her Master. Basically making you her ward/guardian. The fact that you can seduce Jaesa as her guardian is all kinds of squick in my opinion. It's the same reason I don't romance Ashara. In addition, my Warrior is arrogant but honorable. He only sleeps with those that are his equal or better. Basically Sith Lords and Darths, which Jaesa wasn't until after KotE.
Her romance is definitely my favorite in the game. It's such a clear case of, "I love you but I'll die before I say it." You can even play your agent the same way. They can both be cagey - wanting more from the romance while simultaneously knowing that it will be farther than they've ever gone. Normally they both just play with other's emotions to get what they want, and so when they suddenly want each other ... Oh the *spice.* But she cares in her own way. Heck, she turned into a one woman army to terrorize Zakuul for what they took from her. I love this romance.
You know what that's called? Selfishness, complexes and disfunction. It's not a healthy relationship, it will not realistically last under any circumstances. What's the point of having a guaranteed cheat/narcissist for a partner that plays around instead of being plain? Tsunderes never work out. They suck as a concept
She sleeps around with other men in your relationship. I did the funny thing and divorced her for Temple. I think the Male agent is the only class capable of divorcing their wife.
Not really. If your SO just up and disappears for 5 years your relationship is pretty much over. You can’t just walk back and expect things to be the same. You can always pick up the pieces though
Does the word even have meaning in the SW universe? I mean it only has meaning to us because of a very specifc series of events around the last great war, so unless the SW universe is actually supposed to be in our future (a long time ago in a galaxy far away my ass lol) it just doesn't add up
@@Dubrichius I'd say it's more a generic military dictatorship. I haven't read all the extended universe stuff but from what I know there was no attempt by Palpatine to create the Corporate State. The closest Fascist government to the Galactic Empire is probably Franco's Spain and that barely qualifies as Fascist either. Then again at this point people use Fascist to describe any non-democratic government lol
@@bjornnjalror1253 Fascism is more than just a non-democratic government, it's a political ideology based around the worship of the military, strong feelings of revanchism, and an overall desire to return/restore things to an idealized (and often utterly fictional) historical state of being. And personally, I would equate the Sith Empire from SW:ToR (which was the one I was talking about in my previous comment) more with the Empire of Japan than I would Nazi Germany or Franco's Spain.
@@Dubrichius fascism is an economic model primarily. Well, at least that's what the term actually means. At this point it basically means "stuff I don't like politically" and anyone who thinks they can make it mean anything else at this point is wasting their time lmao
All throughout my Imp Agent playthrough I would sent Kaliyo to sell junk right before taking off so I could fantasize that I was ditching her - leaving he behind...can't imagine romancing her....ick
I love Kaliyo romance! When you get her mail cursing you for dying after making her love you, I was so upset. This reunion seemed perfect for them because their relationship was never built around the 'softer' emotions like the rest of the comps. Agent and Kaliyo are straight up passion; burning hot and angry. Some people are like that and I like that Bioware took that into consideration rather than just having everyone 'happy happy joy joy' reunions.
Her romance is definitely my favorite in the game. It's such a clear case of, "I love you but I'll die before I say it." You can even play your agent the same way. They can both be cagey - wanting more from the romance while simultaneously knowing that it will be farther than they've ever gone. Normally they both just play with others emotions to get what they want, and so when they suddenly want each other ... Oh the spice. But she cares in her own way. Heck, she turned into a one woman army to terrorize Zakuul for what they took from her. I love this romance.
If I'm an Imp Agent, I'll love her and stand by her no matter what. Any other class and she's dead, as soon as the team comes back from the Zakuul fiasco, summary execution.
I love Kaliyo romance! When you get her mail cursing you for dying after making her love you, I was so upset. This reunion seemed perfect for them because their relationship was never built around the 'softer; emotions like the rest of the comps. Agent and Kaliyo are straight up passion; burning hot and angry. Some people are like that and I like that Bioware took that into consideration rather than just having everyone 'happy happy joy joy' reunions.
She didn't kill him and he invited her for a drink. Theirs was never 'soft and loving' romance. It was all passion and anger. And people have those kinds of relationships. It's a refreshing change from the normal romance trope.
The Empire is the definition of Fascism Fascism - a political philosophy, movement, or regime that exalts nation and often race above the individual and that stands for a centralized autocratic government headed by a dictatorial leader, severe economic and social regimentation, and forcible suppression of opposition.
“She was one of your crew right?”
“She was my wife.”
“That explains the hostility...”
i forsee seeing a lot of marriage counselors in his future
I wonder if this is a "My Cousin Vinny" Joe Pesci reference?
Judge: "Do you two know each other?"
Vinny: "Yea... She's my fiancee"
Judge: "Well, that explains the hostility"
My answer would have been:
,,Im afraid... yes."
Lana: "Theron, I think you're being ridiculous!"
Theron: "Look, I just think we should keep an eye on the Commander around Vaylin, that's all. I'm worried about him losing focus, and the man has a type."
Lana: "What, 'amoral psychopathic murderer with puppy-kicking tendencies'?"
Theron: "Have you met his wife?"
Lana: "Do you mean Kaliyo, or the one on Voss?"
Theron: "... Yeah, remind me to sanitize his file before Kaliyo shows up on base. There's WAY too many explosives here for THAT discussion to happen on Odesson."
Lana: "Oh, Kaliyo already knows."
Theron: "... Oh. I guess that explains their reunion on Zakuul then."
😂😂
Agent: Talk to me
Kaliyo: you expect me to come over and cry?
Agent: How about i buy you a drink
Kaliyo: Alright well I'm in big trouble....
Glad to see the agentxkaliyo romance bloom
Theron: She was one of your crew right?
Agent: She was my wife. ROFL!!! Best answe ever!
+SulliMike241 It catches me off guard for our character to say that in a Bioware game. I like it!
SulliMike241 WHAT A character
If this game was rated M, you 100% know she’d have said “No fucking way” instead
Jeez, this has to be the most hostile reunion in this game. lol
feel like Jaesa has her beat
@Jacob Schmidt i like Lana but ain't no way i am pissing of Jaesa lmao
It's been said before, but the voice acting here... it's pretty great.
Bioware spent all their budget on trailer cinematics, voice acting and music. Everything else slips a little, but give them credit it here.
I absolutely, with a passion, despise Kaliyo... but it's love/hate because that voice actress just knocks it out of the park.
@@saintless Tasia Valenza knocks every voice role she's done out of the park. Poison Ivy, Shaak Ti, Sniper Wolf, Kaliyo Djannis, Spider Woman, she always voices the sensual characters, its amazing. :D
@@zondrabarth4508 She voiced Shaak Ti? from Clone Wars? i didn't know that.
@@StillSaber Yes she did. :) I mean, she sounds the same in every voice role she's done, so its not that hard to recognize her as Shaak Ti. XD But yeah, that was one of her most well known voiceovers for a long time. :)
th-cam.com/video/J2j6N-cc4Fc/w-d-xo.html
She also provided the voice of Regenlief and Amelia black in Age of Mythology and Age of Empires 3 respectively. The first time I heard her was in Age of Mythology actually.
the only difference is the "She was my wife" kinda disappointing lol
And that's why my agent romanced Temple.
Since when was the Empire filled with a bunch of sensitive people? Pathetic!
@@rainofkhandaq6678 Kaliyo is my bae forever! One of only 2 to match my darkness. I was so mad that I couldn't romance Xalek. He was just as perfect a bloodthirsty mate for my Inquistor.
This is why I romanced Kaliyo
@MC Cooper Nah. Jaesa is your subordinate and is rather emotionally immature when you find her. You literally take the place of her Master. Basically making you her ward/guardian. The fact that you can seduce Jaesa as her guardian is all kinds of squick in my opinion. It's the same reason I don't romance Ashara. In addition, my Warrior is arrogant but honorable. He only sleeps with those that are his equal or better. Basically Sith Lords and Darths, which Jaesa wasn't until after KotE.
@@JessiV2 I don't mean to be that guy but Jaesa was going for you, not the other way around
Still better romance than Twilight
Her romance is definitely my favorite in the game. It's such a clear case of, "I love you but I'll die before I say it."
You can even play your agent the same way. They can both be cagey - wanting more from the romance while simultaneously knowing that it will be farther than they've ever gone.
Normally they both just play with other's emotions to get what they want, and so when they suddenly want each other ... Oh the *spice.*
But she cares in her own way. Heck, she turned into a one woman army to terrorize Zakuul for what they took from her.
I love this romance.
You know what that's called? Selfishness, complexes and disfunction. It's not a healthy relationship, it will not realistically last under any circumstances. What's the point of having a guaranteed cheat/narcissist for a partner that plays around instead of being plain? Tsunderes never work out. They suck as a concept
She sleeps around with other men in your relationship. I did the funny thing and divorced her for Temple. I think the Male agent is the only class capable of divorcing their wife.
"She WAS my wife"
This makes sense if you divorced her for Temple, like I did, but weird if you stayed faithful.
Not really. If your SO just up and disappears for 5 years your relationship is pretty much over. You can’t just walk back and expect things to be the same. You can always pick up the pieces though
It's funny cuz your agent has the same face as all my toons
"Play the fascist friend with the Empire ?"
You said the F word Kaliyo !
Does the word even have meaning in the SW universe? I mean it only has meaning to us because of a very specifc series of events around the last great war, so unless the SW universe is actually supposed to be in our future (a long time ago in a galaxy far away my ass lol) it just doesn't add up
@@bjornnjalror1253 I get what you mean, but is there honestly a better word to sum up what the Sith Empire is than fascist?
@@Dubrichius I'd say it's more a generic military dictatorship. I haven't read all the extended universe stuff but from what I know there was no attempt by Palpatine to create the Corporate State. The closest Fascist government to the Galactic Empire is probably Franco's Spain and that barely qualifies as Fascist either.
Then again at this point people use Fascist to describe any non-democratic government lol
@@bjornnjalror1253 Fascism is more than just a non-democratic government, it's a political ideology based around the worship of the military, strong feelings of revanchism, and an overall desire to return/restore things to an idealized (and often utterly fictional) historical state of being.
And personally, I would equate the Sith Empire from SW:ToR (which was the one I was talking about in my previous comment) more with the Empire of Japan than I would Nazi Germany or Franco's Spain.
@@Dubrichius fascism is an economic model primarily.
Well, at least that's what the term actually means. At this point it basically means "stuff I don't like politically" and anyone who thinks they can make it mean anything else at this point is wasting their time lmao
All throughout my Imp Agent playthrough I would sent Kaliyo to sell junk right before taking off so I could fantasize that I was ditching her - leaving he behind...can't imagine romancing her....ick
I so wanted to lay into her when she got those soldiers killed because of her idiocy.
I actually found that really adorable.
Oh how long I waited for this moment. Especially most of the people hates her. I guess I pick up the most unpopular shipping again.
I love Kaliyo romance! When you get her mail cursing you for dying after making her love you, I was so upset. This reunion seemed perfect for them because their relationship was never built around the 'softer' emotions like the rest of the comps. Agent and Kaliyo are straight up passion; burning hot and angry. Some people are like that and I like that Bioware took that into consideration rather than just having everyone 'happy happy joy joy' reunions.
Her romance is definitely my favorite in the game. It's such a clear case of, "I love you but I'll die before I say it."
You can even play your agent the same way. They can both be cagey - wanting more from the romance while simultaneously knowing that it will be farther than they've ever gone.
Normally they both just play with others emotions to get what they want, and so when they suddenly want each other ... Oh the spice.
But she cares in her own way. Heck, she turned into a one woman army to terrorize Zakuul for what they took from her.
I love this romance.
If I'm an Imp Agent, I'll love her and stand by her no matter what.
Any other class and she's dead, as soon as the team comes back from the Zakuul fiasco, summary execution.
I like her as a character and I respect and her attitude
It's good to have Kaliyo back!
Not really, imo.
I love Kaliyo romance! When you get her mail cursing you for dying after making her love you, I was so upset. This reunion seemed perfect for them because their relationship was never built around the 'softer; emotions like the rest of the comps. Agent and Kaliyo are straight up passion; burning hot and angry. Some people are like that and I like that Bioware took that into consideration rather than just having everyone 'happy happy joy joy' reunions.
It's like Angelica from Rugrats grew up to be Kaliyo.
Kaliyo: Amber heard
Agent: johnny depp
How..... touching
I dumped her after she cheated.
how can I play Knights of the Fallen Empire? It does not appear on steam
I made an outlander token character just so i could kill the bald sloot for fucking up the mission with Jorgan.
Looks like a normal relationship to me
1:55 No
when in the story do the reunions happen I keep seeing vids for them however cant find out when they occur are they in the class story line thanks?
They happen during Knights of the Eternal Empire, well after your class story is completed.
Jeez. Not much of a warm welcome. Then again, it's Kaliyo
Missed you too honey
Why would anyone romance kaliyo, poor souls
which story line is this?
Agent in Knights of the Fallen Empire
where is the romance?
She didn't kill him and he invited her for a drink. Theirs was never 'soft and loving' romance. It was all passion and anger. And people have those kinds of relationships. It's a refreshing change from the normal romance trope.
"fascist friend"??
Umm.. "fascist"? But this is Star wars...
The Empire is the definition of Fascism
Fascism - a political philosophy, movement, or regime that exalts nation and often race above the individual and that stands for a centralized autocratic government headed by a dictatorial leader, severe economic and social regimentation, and forcible suppression of opposition.