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So... wheres this image originally from? Considering how many times it been used I kind of have to know now. The movie or TV show part not the Casey Hudson pic.
So... wheres this image originally from? Considering how many times it been used I kind of have to know now.
What about other galaxies? The galaxy map feels nice and big, but I find it almost surprising we haven't talked to any other galaxies.
I remember the ME2 ending thread when people were trying to use the Pythagorean theorem to determine how fast the Reapers were flying from Dark Space to get back to the galaxy.
ME2 just shat all over ME1, or Vigil was woefully inaccurate.
ME2 then shits on itself, and then ME3 shits on it.
What about other galaxies? The galaxy map feels nice and big, but I find it almost surprising we haven't talked to any other galaxies.
My biggest problem with all the VI conversations is that they always instantly know who and what you are talking about even though you use names that they would have no understanding. AH YES THE ONE YOU CALL SAREN YES I KNOW
The film Memento. It's great!So... wheres this image originally from? Considering how many times it been used I kind of have to know now. The movie or TV show part not the Casey Hudson pic.
Well there's a synopsis of it thats relatively easy to find. It's not that different but it's just that some stuff appears to be cut that could've explained some things better. The "Hammer" operation and the approach to the beam seem to have changed significantly. It orginally was more along the lines of the ME2 ending (assigning squadmates etc.) and at one point the Normandy swooped in to help you (that could at least explain why it picked up your squadmates). Still the 3 ending choices were essentially the same.
Bringing in other galaxies would open up a whole new can of worms. There's billions of galaxies... that number is so enormous that it's impossible for our brains to put it in perspective. If you bring in another galaxy, then why not another and another and another...there's 50 billion of them. Including other galaxies, even with just dialogue and codex, would make the ME setting feel inconsequential due to the incomprehensible size of the universe. I like how it's confined to one galaxy. Perhaps someone else can describe this better than I can.
You just explained the ending of ME3.would make the ME setting feel inconsequentia
Bringing in other galaxies would open up a whole new can of worms. There's billions of galaxies... that number is so enormous that it's impossible for our brains to put it in perspective. If you bring in another galaxy, then why not another and another and another...there's 50 billion of them. Including other galaxies, even with just dialogue and codex, would make the ME setting feel inconsequential due to the incomprehensible size of the universe. I like how it's confined to one galaxy. Perhaps someone else can describe this better than I can.
I remember someone in that thread stating that you should never trust Miranda.You had Miranda make a biotic field over samara/jack? Skipped loyalty missions? You deserve a dead crew.
There has to be more than one Shepard in the galaxy... oh shit... we are the other shepards. We experience the life of the SHEPHERD throughout many recurring lives as he is reincarnated as a different sex or race, whether he or she is pleasantly ugly or hideously beautiful. In effect, THE SHEPHERD is reliving life over and over again in some sort of Groundhog's Day situation, trying desperately to change the fate of the universe only to find out that it all comes down to red, green, or blue.
What about other galaxies? The galaxy map feels nice and big, but I find it almost surprising we haven't talked to any other galaxies.
And maybe include the multiverse theory so my new Shepard can save the Legend Shepards mistakes to even try save the galaxy.
What they really cut you assigning squad mates/resources to effect the outcome. Why would you ever do that. I think I'm starting to fall into the they ran out of time camp and just needed the game out before the end of the fiscal year.
I remember someone in that thread stating that you should never trust Miranda.
You had Miranda make a biotic field over samara/jack? Skipped loyalty missions? You deserve a dead crew.
Well, yeah. If the game had another six months' time and a better lead writer, things might have been very different.What they really cut you assigning squad mates/resources to effect the outcome. Why would you ever do that. I think I'm starting to fall into the they ran out of time camp and just needed the game out before the end of the fiscal year.
Man one of my favorite parts about ME2 ending was seeing people complain about squadmates dying because they mad fucking stupid decisions when it comes to the choices at the end. Or because they skipped loyalty missions (aka best party of the game)
You had Miranda make a biotic field over samara/jack? Skipped loyalty missions? You deserve a dead crew.
Understood, and not saying we need to see other galaxies (though it would be cool). But the Reapers seem to only reap our galaxy. What's to stop other galaxies from advancing so far that they just intrude on our galaxy with their synthetics and start killing us? PLOT HOLE INDEED
Understood, and not saying we need to see other galaxies (though it would be cool). But the Reapers seem to only reap our galaxy. What's to stop other galaxies from advancing so far that they just intrude on our galaxy with their synthetics and start killing us? PLOT HOLE INDEED
Hehe, that was so cruel. I chose Jack but unfortunately she didnt like my Cerberus ties / siding with Miranda (hey, i had to protect the relationship) and therefore wasnt strong enough to sustain the field => Samara died. My standard Shep - Miri - Samy squad was left devasted and because Thane also bit the dust, Tali had to fill in and the final fight was way harder for me than it had any right to be. I will never forgive Bioware that Thane wasnt among the right infiltrate choices! Also could've slapped Jack in ME3 when she told the story how strong she had to be in order to hold up that Biotic field.
The selection page says TECH EXPERT. Had Thane shown any technical skills?
It amazes me how many people heard VENT and immediately thought THANE.
Was it just me or did all the stuff after the Quarians and Geth feel rushed? With the Asari it's like "Oh hey you gotta do this one thing for us, but then were screwed, so you can go do your other thing."
The game started so damn awesome with the Tuchanka stuff too.
Understood, and not saying we need to see other galaxies (though it would be cool). But the Reapers seem to only reap our galaxy. What's to stop other galaxies from advancing so far that they just intrude on our galaxy with their synthetics and start killing us? PLOT HOLE INDEED
They have advanced so far that it's not explainable at all. Just do it.How would they even get there?
Was it just me or did all the stuff after the Quarians and Geth feel rushed? With the Asari it's like "Oh hey you gotta do this one thing for us, but then were screwed, so you can go do your other thing."
The game started so damn awesome with the Tuchanka stuff too.
The selection page says TECH EXPERT. Had Thane shown any technical skills?
It amazes me how many people heard VENT and immediately thought THANE.
The selection page says TECH EXPERT. Had Thane shown any technical skills?
It amazes me how many people heard VENT and immediately thought THANE.
Was it just me or did all the stuff after the Quarians and Geth feel rushed? With the Asari it's like "Oh hey you gotta do this one thing for us, but then were screwed, so you can go do your other thing."
The game started so damn awesome with the Tuchanka stuff too.
The Thane vent thing and the number of people who sent him is hilarious. I sent Mordin in the first time I did that sequence, because he seemed like enough of a tech expert, but nope apparently all his genius existed in biology despite having three tech moves.
I can see it nowThese were the good times.
Now every time I hear VENT, I immediately think KID.
Yeah, the whole Asari section felt way too short. Honestly, I also would have been okay with the Turian section getting a bit more fleshed out.
The whole game seems to focus on the Krogan and the Quarian/Geth stuff.
Let's speculate for a minute: If we assume that the Mike Gamble tweet is referring to ending DLC/patch, how long until Bioware releases it? Probably a month or so from now? I imagine they won't do anything substantial.
Speaking of the Kid, how fucking dense was he?
"You can't help me."
"... why the hell not?"
Speaking of the Kid, how fucking dense was he?
"You can't help me."
"... why the hell not?"
I this was all planned out a month or so shortly after PAX where the announce it. If they are as inept as the seem to indicate I'd say three months, but still with an announcement at PAX.
Let's speculate for a minute: If we assume that the Mike Gamble tweet about working late is referring to ending DLC/patch, how long until Bioware releases it? Probably a month or so from now? I imagine they won't do anything substantial.
Yeah you're right, they could easily have had more Turian missions near Palaven.
Let's speculate for a minute: If we assume that the Mike Gamble tweet about working late is referring to ending DLC/patch, how long until Bioware releases it? Probably a month or so from now? I imagine they won't do anything substantial.
They're in London that final stretch, so maybe DLC will add in a Tardis
They're in London that final stretch, so maybe DLC will add in a Tardis
That's assuming they weren't working on it from before the time the game went gold. And it also assumes that that is in fact what they're working on, and not some multiplayer maps.Two months minimum.
You have to write it, cast the VA who they don't have contracts with, get all the VAs into the studio to record lines while you code it, QA it, then send it for cert.
If it's going to have any length, that'll take a while.