Why Tricia Helfer Rarely Shows Emotion

[@baldyhardnut260]

I hope Tricia overcomes the insomnia, it sucks. its a nightmare but it does get better and can end.

[@oGRYzki]

Tricia is great. Maybe her role as EDI in Mass Effect wasn't as fleshed out as other characters, but she became part of the greatest sci-fi RPG trilogy of all time, and I can't imagine anyone else in that role.

[@Summon256]

What are you even talking about?! EDI is one of the most fleshed out characters in the trilogy! You make no sense...the way she develops feelings and emotions towards the end, the way her relationships with Joker blossom etc...you can't be serious by saying she isn't fleshed out enough, this is some major BS...

[@oGRYzki]

@@Summon256 What? One of the most fleshed out characters? Nah, not really - unless you count her body frame. She’s a sub-companion in Mass Effect 2 and only gains proper companion status in ME3. Sure, her relationship with Joker is decent, but it’s a little awkward and feels more like something out of a teen drama. The concept of AI as a living, independent entity was barely scratched on the surface. That might’ve been due to time crunch, as the writing in ME3 was visibly weaker compared to ME2. So yeah, I still stand by what I said - we could’ve had more EDI time, which would’ve given Tricia’s role more recognition. That said, among Mass Effect fans - and you’re proof of this - EDI is universally loved, even more than Garrus.

[@ktwashere5637]

I think its classic GenX to hold in emotions. I also like to go for a long walk and really struggled when I had a knee injury and was on crutches for 18 months.

[@kessilrun6754]

Wow! Not at all the person I'd imagine Tricia to be. Which is not fair to say for her sake. It's just a shock when you find that a celebrity has very similar ideals and outlooks. Hiking is nice, but I wonder if she trail runs too? Part of what I love about trail running, apart from it basically just being the action of running on hiking trails (lol), is the being out in nature and feeling connected. You can stop, say, 6 miles in and just sit and take it all in, then get up and go again and get those endorphins and the enjoyment of nature all in one go.

[@jacksparrow9227]

I think I have no soul because I never cry when loved ones die

[@itsbiju]

I hear Sarah Kerrigan.