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[Busomjack]

Only thing I ever liked about Doctor Who was the intro theme.

[PMorgan18]

Edmonton

[kaotician]

I'm with those who say anywhere but the USA. It's about time those parochial inhabitants looked beyond their own dull-witted monetarism and embraced the broad diaspora that is the rest of the world. Come on americans, step out from under those ten-gallon hats and be real men (and women!).

[Ashwraith]

kaotician wrote...

I'm with those who say anywhere but the USA. It's about time those parochial inhabitants looked beyond their own dull-witted monetarism and embraced the broad diaspora that is the rest of the world. Come on americans, step out from under those ten-gallon hats and be real men (and women!).

Hey, hey, hey, not all of us are like that.
For one thing, I look terrible in hats, ten-gallon or otherwise. >.>

 I still say Singapore would be awesome. Or, as has been stated before, Vancouver.
Though that said, it would be pretty hilarious to expect some huge, grand city and wind up in (if you will pardon my language) the asscrack of nowhere instead.

Modifié par Ashwraith, 09 avril 2010 - 05:12 .

[Excalceo]

TOYKO.

Already a technilogical marvel by today's standards, Imagine what it would look like 150 years from now.

...or Gary, Indiana...yikes (O_o)

Modifié par Excalceo, 09 avril 2010 - 05:21 .

[PTPR]

kaotician wrote...

I'm with those who say anywhere but the USA. It's about time those parochial inhabitants looked beyond their own dull-witted monetarism and embraced the broad diaspora that is the rest of the world. Come on americans, step out from under those ten-gallon hats and be real men (and women!).

Do people still wear 10 gallon hats?

[ObserverStatus]

Sadist King wrote...

Anywhere that is not in the US.

What? But Las Vegas is in the US!

[KnotEngaged]

Got to go with my hometown of Philadelphia, PA. I can't wait to see how bombed out and terrible it looks 150+ years into the future!

[Steven the Hawk]

San Francisco, so we can see Starfleet Academy.

[Ashwraith]

Steven the Hawk wrote...

San Francisco, so we can see Starfleet Academy.

Lawl. If that happened I'd be tempted to shout "I CAN SEE MY HOUSE FROM HERE!"

(...Eeenh. House, apartment- same difference. >.>)

Modifié par Ashwraith, 09 avril 2010 - 05:30 .

[KnotEngaged]

I'm basking in all of the anti-American city location comments. Means it's probably more likely that if this did happen it would be in America.

[jason9880]

Amundsen-Scott Station or McMurdo Station, could be prothean goodies there.

[kaotician]

PTPR wrote...

kaotician wrote...

I'm with those who say anywhere but the USA. It's about time those parochial inhabitants looked beyond their own dull-witted monetarism and embraced the broad diaspora that is the rest of the world. Come on americans, step out from under those ten-gallon hats and be real men (and women!).

Do people still wear 10 gallon hats?

Only where they ever did, dude. Back in the USA, I believe it's now the 10-litre hat that's in vogue.

Modifié par kaotician, 09 avril 2010 - 06:00 .

[gutty47]

I'd like a location in Australia.

Miranda is one of the few earthborn characters in ME and thus it makes sense (assuming shes still apart of ME3 and has another loyalty mission) to not double up on development of Earth locations.
According to one of the Cerberus News Network items, there are a bunch of smart scientists in Australia. Possible locations for HQs of those large corporations.

My preference would be Sydney. Its easily the most iconic and internationally identifiable of any of the Australian cities and there are plenty of great views to use and theres a great harbour as a backdrop.

/bias

[kaotician]

KnotEngaged wrote...

I'm basking in all of the anti-American city location comments. Means it's probably more likely that if this did happen it would be in America.

No dude, with all the galaxy to aim at, why do you want to end up back home? Fight that recidivism!!!!

[kaotician]

gutty47 wrote...

I'd like a location in Australia.

Miranda is one of the few earthborn characters in ME and thus it makes sense (assuming shes still apart of ME3 and has another loyalty mission) to not double up on development of Earth locations.
According to one of the Cerberus News Network items, there are a bunch of smart scientists in Australia. Possible locations for HQs of those large corporations.

My preference would be Sydney. Its easily the most iconic and internationally identifiable of any of the Australian cities and there are plenty of great views to use and theres a great harbour as a backdrop.

/bias

That could be really good - a sort of continent-sized Omega location would suit the history of the area, eh?

[Nightwriter]

bobobo878 wrote...

Sadist King wrote...

Anywhere that is not in the US.

What? But Las Vegas is in the US!

This argument has undeniable weight.

[Onyx Jaguar]

**** it. When you go to Earth you should have a mission that takes place on the Island that LOST takes place on. No not Hawaii. I want time travel and electromagnetism, plus squadmates either living or dying at every turn.



And it would be Tropical, then we can all go to Macau

[Dawn Wolf]

I vote for somewhere Mesopotamia. Some people call it the Cradle of Civilization and it's where Alexander defeated the Persians Empire. And there were many other kingdoms that were crushed by invading armies.



There can also be in-joke conversations with people there saying "I'll meet you by the third pyramid" or "Before I talk, I should read a book" for those that know the song "Mesopotamia by B-52's.

[FoFoZem]

Vegas. Easily

[Sigma Tauri]

Either go to Jerusalem to visit the Sexateria or take Garrus to Thailand.

[megatron999]

I would imagine based on the current story that the reapers would almost certainly attack the earth. So yes there will be some missions on earth, i remember in ME1 the Moon mission only so I think the cities to feature should be:



Singapore

Hongkong



I really would like to see a futuristic version of London that would be interesting

[Nu-Nu]

I like to see somewhere which is small right now, but will be 1000's times bigger in the future. Somewhere like Nepal, it's become a high tech city but there's still a touch of Nepal tradition in the architecture. Somewhere that isn't obvious at first glance.

Modifié par Nu-Nu, 09 avril 2010 - 02:43 .

[Zulu_DFA]

I want no city. I want to ride Mako all over Sahara desert.