Ce sujet est fermé
Porcupinetheater wrote...
Rubber suits!Someone With Mass wrote...
Either that, or their suits can be stretched out. Very much.Pacifien wrote...
I guess quarians don't suffer growth spurts if they can get a suit at adolescence and not worry about having to switch them out every four months.
Porcupinetheater wrote...
Someone With Mass wrote...
Pacifien wrote...
I guess quarians don't suffer growth spurts if they can get a suit at adolescence and not worry about having to switch them out every four months.
Either that, or their suits can be stretched out. Very much.
Rubber suits!
As they acknowledge, that assumes the same time frame for development. But ME2 required adapting to a new game engine and my impression is that they will use the same engine (probably with some tweaks) for ME3. If so, that could shorten the development cycle.Someone With Mass wrote...
Hate to burst your bubble, but...
Release
Mass Effect 3 does not yet have an announced release date, though release timing will be based on maximising both "quality" and "commercial success". Project Director Casey Hudson has stated that development will be along the same kind of time frame as Mass Effect 2, Mass Effect 2 was released 2 years and 2 months after the release of the original Mass Effect, suggesting an early 2012 release, assuming development does end up following Mass Effect 2's time frame.
Um, Mass Effect 1 and 2 use the same game engine.huntrrz wrote...
As they acknowledge, that assumes the same time frame for development. But ME2 required adapting to a new game engine and my impression is that they will use the same engine (probably with some tweaks) for ME3. If so, that could shorten the development cycle.
Wouldn't be much of an envirosuit without climate control.Pacifien wrote...
Rubber suit? Oh man, I hope there's thermo-regulation or quarians don't sweat because... man.
huntrrz wrote...
As they acknowledge, that assumes the same time frame for development. But ME2 required adapting to a new game engine and my impression is that they will use the same engine (probably with some tweaks) for ME3. If so, that could shorten the development cycle.Someone With Mass wrote...
Hate to burst your bubble, but...
Release
Mass Effect 3 does not yet have an announced release date, though release timing will be based on maximising both "quality" and "commercial success". Project Director Casey Hudson has stated that development will be along the same kind of time frame as Mass Effect 2, Mass Effect 2 was released 2 years and 2 months after the release of the original Mass Effect, suggesting an early 2012 release, assuming development does end up following Mass Effect 2's time frame.
huntrrz wrote...
As they acknowledge, that assumes the same time frame for development. But ME2 required adapting to a new game engine and my impression is that they will use the same engine (probably with some tweaks) for ME3. If so, that could shorten the development cycle.
Saber1 wrote...
rawr
I wonder if that's developer-speak for "new minigame" or if they actually mean something by it.Someone With Mass wrote...
They've said that they're developing new gameplay mechanics as well, and I guess that'll take some time.
Have you considered turning that link in you sig into an actual picture?Porcupinetheater wrote...
RobotNixon wrote...
Um, Mass Effect 1 and 2 use the same game engine.
Unreal Engine 3.
NuclearBuddha wrote...
Have you considered turning that link in you sig into an actual picture?Porcupinetheater wrote...
Porcupinetheater wrote...
NuclearBuddha wrote...
Have you considered turning that link in you sig into an actual picture?Porcupinetheater wrote...
I've tried, some reason my computers all screwy and it won't let me do it
Still, the hawtness quotient of rubber is inversely proportional to practicality.NuclearBuddha wrote...
Wouldn't be much of an envirosuit without climate control.Pacifien wrote...
Rubber suit? Oh man, I hope there's thermo-regulation or quarians don't sweat because... man.
NuclearBuddha wrote...
I wonder if that's developer-speak for "new minigame" or if they actually mean something by it.Someone With Mass wrote...
They've said that they're developing new gameplay mechanics as well, and I guess that'll take some time.
Someone With Mass wrote...
NuclearBuddha wrote...
I wonder if that's developer-speak for "new minigame" or if they actually mean something by it.Someone With Mass wrote...
They've said that they're developing new gameplay mechanics as well, and I guess that'll take some time.
It's big enough for them to start a new project, like they did with the ammo system for ME2.
And ME3 is supposed to have "richer RPG features" and all that as well.
I just hope they won't rush this one.
Goat_Shepard wrote...
GuardianAngel470 wrote...
I have finished and edited my fan fiction that I posted several months ago. It is on Fan fiction . net.
Here's the link, leave comments.
http://www.fanfictio...atever_it_Takes
Holy crap Guardian Angel, last I saw of you you were causing strife with the Liara fans and the character roleplayers.
Welcome back
Because of your name I have to post this
Some good discussion going on, I would join but I'm currently in One-Word-Johnny mode.
Put [/img] after it and [img] before the link.Porcupinetheater wrote...
Porcupinetheater wrote...
NuclearBuddha wrote...
Have you considered turning that link in you sig into an actual picture?Porcupinetheater wrote...
I've tried, some reason my computers all screwy and it won't let me do it
Unless I did something wrong, how are you supposed to set it up to actually get the picture?
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Noted.RiptideX1090 wrote...
It always makes me happy to see someone post this.
RobotNixon wrote...
Porcupinetheater wrote...
Rubber suits!Someone With Mass wrote...
Either that, or their suits can be stretched out. Very much.Pacifien wrote...
I guess quarians don't suffer growth spurts if they can get a suit at adolescence and not worry about having to switch them out every four months.
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