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[Nozybidaj]

kraidy1117 wrote...


I bet you if they had blue skin and where all Liara you would have been like "OH I MUST SAVE THEM"

Absolutely.

[kraidy1117]

Nozybidaj wrote...

kraidy1117 wrote...


I bet you if they had blue skin and where all Liara you would have been like "OH I MUST SAVE THEM"

Absolutely.

Does not matter if you where being sarcastic, you just failed hard.

[Nozybidaj]

LOL you are such a '******, I don't know any other word to describe you. Its not hard to understand that creating some actual emotional attachment to a character would lead one to want to save them.

[Onyx Jaguar]

Everyone's opinions = FACT!

[kraidy1117]

Nozybidaj wrote...

LOL you are such a '******, I don't know any other word to describe you. Its not hard to understand that creating some actual emotional attachment to a character would lead one to want to save them.

Seeing as I did that to half the ME2 characters, yes I am a ****** because I would not shed a tear if Liara died. Way to go, I love Liara fans.

[kraidy1117]

Onyx Jaguar wrote...

Everyone's opinions = FACT!

Nah it's morel ike this

if you don't like Liara= ****** (well acording to some liara fans, some are very nice, shame they all can't be like that)

Modifié par kraidy1117, 24 avril 2010 - 05:34 .

[Nozybidaj]

kraidy1117 wrote...

Nozybidaj wrote...

LOL you are such a '******, I don't know any other word to describe you. Its not hard to understand that creating some actual emotional attachment to a character would lead one to want to save them.

Seeing as I did that to half the ME2 characters, yes I am a ****** because I would not shed a tear if Liara died. Way to go, I love Liara fans.

Well, good for you.  Then what's the problem?  I didn't, why do you feel someone not liking the ME2 characters is a personal affront to your dignity?

[Sand King]

kraidy1117 wrote...

Nah it's morel ike this

if you don't like Liara= ****** (well acording to some liara fans, some are very nice, shame they all can't be like that)

Fact

[Valtor232]

Just finished it on insanity and omg. Feels good man

[kraidy1117]

Nozybidaj wrote...

kraidy1117 wrote...

Nozybidaj wrote...

LOL you are such a '******, I don't know any other word to describe you. Its not hard to understand that creating some actual emotional attachment to a character would lead one to want to save them.

Seeing as I did that to half the ME2 characters, yes I am a ****** because I would not shed a tear if Liara died. Way to go, I love Liara fans.

Well, good for you.  Then what's the problem?  I didn't, why do you feel someone not liking the ME2 characters is a personal affront to your dignity?

The point that you don't care for any and got bad that ONE character was not in the game is sad. Not to mention when I said lets make them all Liara you would save them no matter what.

Ugh I think Bioware should just put Liara in ME3, just to stop all this bi*ching.

[scorptatious]

So which squad member did you lose?

[bjdbwea]

kraidy1117 wrote...

Ugh I think Bioware should just put Liara in ME3, just to stop all this bi*ching.

Now that's a good idea right there.

For the record, I also didn't feel much connection to any of the crew members. Not because they aren't all Liara, though one of them should certainly have been. But because they're all quite underwritten: Too little dialogue (especially if they're not your LI), too little involvement in the actual story, too little depth. And their roles and input in the so-called suicide mission was underwhelming as well.

I'm not saying this to bash anyone's favourite characters. I would like for you if your favourite characters would have gotten the attention that every companion should have received. That would probably have meant less companions overall, but better developed ones. As it is though, the writing is nowhere near that from ME 1. The decision between Kaidan and Ashley was always a hard one, the game manages to make me feel something about it.  I certainly want to keep all companions in ME 2 alive (easy enough), but their death scenes are far away from creating the impact that ME 1 did.

[kraidy1117]

bjdbwea wrote...

kraidy1117 wrote...

Ugh I think Bioware should just put Liara in ME3, just to stop all this bi*ching.

Now that's a good idea right there.

For the record, I also didn't feel much connection to any of the crew members. Not because they aren't all Liara, though one of them should certainly have been. But because they're all quite underwritten: Too little dialogue (especially if they're not your LI), too little involvement in the actual story, too little depth. And their roles and input in the so-called suicide mission was underwhelming as well.

I'm not saying this to bash anyone's favourite characters. I would like for you if your favourite characters would have gotten the attention that every companion should have received. That would probably have meant less companions overall, but better developed ones. As it is though, the writing is nowhere near that from ME 1. The decision between Kaidan and Ashley was always a hard one, the game manages to make me feel something about it.  I certainly want to keep all companions in ME 2 alive (easy enough), but their death scenes are far away from creating the impact that ME 1 did.

No it was not, I did not care for Kaidan at all and I was romancing Ash. It was easy to decide. I felt more connections to the characters in ME2 then in ME, the LI in ME where not that intresting, Garrus, Wrex and Tali where the only good characters IMHO.

[noobzor99]

I personally liked the ME1 ending better... but this one was still epic

[Darkhour]

askanec wrote...

How does some cutscene between a giant squid and some spaceship make ME1's ending more amazing? Shepard only ran up to the Presidium, activated the main control console, and become a spectator to something happening outside.

Oh sure, he gets to make some irrelevant decision about sending reinforcements and saving the Council. Irrelevant because the giant squid still go kaput whichever he choose and it has zero gameplay effect. It's just an illusion to make you think you are making some grand choice that'll affect the tide of battle. It's not like the reinforcements get wiped out if he chooses to save the Council, then it's up to Shepard to run inside Sovereign and activate the self-destruct sequence.

As opposes to playing a shorter, easier and less exciting version of the collector ship with a decision to either make a blue explosion or an orange explosion?

[AmstradHero]

I don't understand why people are hating on ME2's ending.  I thought the end boss was perhaps a little over the top, but I was desperate to take him down as quickly as possible. When he getting smashing platforms away (that happened quite a lot on my first playthrough), it gave a real sense of urgency, particularly with the timed explosion that I'd set - although I'm guessing there's not actually a <10 minute time limit on the fight.

I loved both endings for different reasons.  The buildup for ME1 was great from Vigil onwards; barrelling past Geth in the Mako and coming out the other side of the Conduit and then doing the trench run were all top notch.  Having Saren commit suicide in the realisation he'd be indoctrinated was a nice touch.  Then I ran around in circles to defeat a hopping enemy that didn't really present much threat to me at any point in the battle.  But the cutscenes of attacking saving the council, and the attack and defeat of Sovereign were great, especially the ending where everyone was sad because they thought you were dead - it's still a fantastic scene.

However, every time I had to pick someone to do something in the collector base, I was worried about what might happen.  Reaching the next segment with everyone alive let me breathe a sigh of relief every time.  I panicked when Miranda got shot in the stomach and looked like she was about to die. I was desperately yelling for Shepard to save Tali as she slid down the tilting platform, and cheered as he made the final leap back into the Normandy and got pulled up safety.

ME1 tossed me around the emotional rollercoaster thinking that Shepard might have really died, and I was mostly convinced as the ending played out.
ME2 put me on the edge of my seat for the entire end sequence worrying that someone on my team would die as a result of the suicide mission.

I can't decide which one I like more.

[Darkhour]

AmstradHero wrote...

I don't understand why people are hating on ME2's ending.  I thought the end boss was perhaps a little over the top, but I was desperate to take him down as quickly as possible. When he getting smashing platforms away (that happened quite a lot on my first playthrough), it gave a real sense of urgency, particularly with the timed explosion that I'd set - although I'm guessing there's not actually a <10 minute time limit on the fight.

I don't HATE the ending. It's just very anticlimatic in my opinion. You toss out plot driven storytelling (whatever, I like personal stories), hype up this grand mission that nobody is expecting to return from, you gather all these experts and badasses and then when you finally go through the Omega 4 relay it's a mission shorter, aesthtically identical to and easier than the collector ship. Not only that but the only way anyone can die is if you intentionally set them up to die. And if it turns out that the characters don't carry over into the 3rd game it will make the whole gimmick behind the suicide mission (and 95% of the game) completely trivial.

I loved both endings for different reasons.  The buildup for ME1 was great from Vigil onwards; barrelling past Geth in the Mako and coming out the other side of the Conduit and then doing the trench run were all top notch.  Having Saren commit suicide in the realisation he'd be indoctrinated was a nice touch.  Then I ran around in circles to defeat a hopping enemy that didn't really present much threat to me at any point in the battle.

 

Well, why don't you pick one point of cover and complete the whole fight shooting from that cover spot. I think we both know he'll become a threat soon enough. Unless you bring an all biotic squad on the easier difficulties because biotics are gods. I brought Liara and Kaidan on one playthrough and I think Saren spent the whole fight being juggled like a rag doll. I just sat back and watched. 

However, every time I had to pick someone to do something in the collector base, I was worried about what might happen.  Reaching the next segment with everyone alive let me breathe a sigh of relief every time.  I panicked when Miranda got shot in the stomach and looked like she was about to die. I was desperately yelling for Shepard to save Tali as she slid down the tilting platform, and cheered as he made the final leap back into the Normandy and got pulled up safety.

That's a gimmick and not a factor of the gameplay or story itself. ME1's ending is epic the 1st, 2nd and 3rd time you beat it. ME2's is slightly "stressful" the first time only. Afterwards, the gimmick is revealed to be a farce and you realize that your squad was completely safe the whole time assuming your aren't an idiot.

[kglaser]

I loved, absolutely loved, the suicide mission, but wasn't at all surprised by the last thing we saw in ME2. I read an article in GameInformer saying that the last visual we saw would make the wait for ME3 almost unbearable--and I'm definitely anxiously awaiting it--but the last image we saw was PRECISELY what I expected to see.