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[XX55XX]

creininger wrote...

Here's how it is. BioWare - like every single other game developer these days - is partnered with EA. EA are a bunch of rating ****s who will do anything to get that T rating for games that should be M. Because of this, and since BioWare really benefits from Papa EA's wallet, they will (begrudgingly) opt to remove controversial scenes that ultimately got the game banned in some places. So, blame EA for the utter lack of really intimate scenes in ME2 and don't expect a change for ME3. the bottom line is, EA gets what EA wants. I'm not hating them, but I do wish they'd stop monopolizing the market (seriously, think of one big seller that didn't have EA stamped on it somewhere).

As for my opinion, the only disappointing scene was Tali's because those nasty writers had the audacity to remove the mask and tease me with the back of her head then cut the scene. The others were satisfying enough, though, I suppose. I only did one FemShep playthrough, though, and she stayed loyal to Liara... yeah.

Personally, I blame news outlets like Fox News.

[AngstOverlord]

Perhaps some parties who want more digital action from their space adventurers would profit from attempting relations with an actual human. Then you don't have to **** at Bioware for substandard ****** renderings and it frees up more time to program in antique store shootouts.



... Only if they're classy, though.



In the effort of ruining Hannar for everyone I suggest asexual reproduction. They need their free time to harass other species about the Enkindlers and getting their mack on would interfere with that goal.

[Onyx Jaguar]

XX55XX wrote...

creininger wrote...

Here's how it is. BioWare - like every single other game developer these days - is partnered with EA. EA are a bunch of rating ****s who will do anything to get that T rating for games that should be M. Because of this, and since BioWare really benefits from Papa EA's wallet, they will (begrudgingly) opt to remove controversial scenes that ultimately got the game banned in some places. So, blame EA for the utter lack of really intimate scenes in ME2 and don't expect a change for ME3. the bottom line is, EA gets what EA wants. I'm not hating them, but I do wish they'd stop monopolizing the market (seriously, think of one big seller that didn't have EA stamped on it somewhere).

As for my opinion, the only disappointing scene was Tali's because those nasty writers had the audacity to remove the mask and tease me with the back of her head then cut the scene. The others were satisfying enough, though, I suppose. I only did one FemShep playthrough, though, and she stayed loyal to Liara... yeah.

Personally, I blame news outlets like Fox News.

Also Mass Effect 2 was rated M

[NoUserNameHere]

Onyx Jaguar wrote...

I could go either way

There are two ways to read into that...

[TelexFerra]

Any more and Faux news would call it



"Orgasmic sex at the push of a button"

[Inquisitor Recon]

ME3 needs more sideboob. Like ME1.

[FuturePasTimeCE]

ReconTeam wrote...

ME3 needs more sideboob. Like ME1.

ME2 was gay with the whole sex scene parts.
just stripping, mainly cuddling or spooning. lame.

ME1 was semi-pornographic. awesome.

Modifié par FuturePasTimeCE, 11 mai 2010 - 12:12 .

[FuturePasTimeCE]

Fatex3 wrote...

I stayed true to my ME1 girls,

Then you don't need to worry about ME2 "sex scenes".

how gay:mellow:

[Nivenus]

creininger wrote...

Here's how it is. BioWare - like every single other game developer these days - is partnered with EA. EA are a bunch of rating ****s who will do anything to get that T rating for games that should be M. Because of this, and since BioWare really benefits from Papa EA's wallet, they will (begrudgingly) opt to remove controversial scenes that ultimately got the game banned in some places. So, blame EA for the utter lack of really intimate scenes in ME2 and don't expect a change for ME3. the bottom line is, EA gets what EA wants. I'm not hating them, but I do wish they'd stop monopolizing the market (seriously, think of one big seller that didn't have EA stamped on it somewhere).

As for my opinion, the only disappointing scene was Tali's because those nasty writers had the audacity to remove the mask and tease me with the back of her head then cut the scene. The others were satisfying enough, though, I suppose. I only did one FemShep playthrough, though, and she stayed loyal to Liara... yeah.

Uh, you do realize that ME2 is rated M and that, as a general rule, "M" games tend to sell very well (can anyone say "Modern Warfare 2" or "Halo?").

Also, you seem a bit overly bitter about the Tali scene. I mean, you didn't romance her to see her face did you?

Modifié par Nivenus, 11 mai 2010 - 03:45 .

[Shameem]

"(seriously, think of one big seller that didn't have EA stamped on it somewhere)."



halo

call of duty

first- and second-party nintendo games

_____ hero games

bethesda games



must i continue?

[Collider]

I'll take the ME2 unique romance scenes over ME1 copy and paste anyday.

[Lemonwizard]

I heard how much skin we see is more important than the dialogue and whether or not the scene emotionally develops the characters, can anybody confirm this?

[Onyx Jaguar]

Shameem wrote...

"(seriously, think of one big seller that didn't have EA stamped on it somewhere)."

halo
call of duty
first- and second-party nintendo games
_____ hero games
bethesda games

must i continue?

Do not even get me started, I could probably compile a list of 100 top selling games from the past couple of years that were not published by EA

[Shameem]

Lemonwizard wrote...

I heard how much skin we see is more important than the dialogue and whether or not the scene emotionally develops the characters, can anybody confirm this?

confirmed.  let's copy/paste romances for every character and just straight up make them pornographic.  for that matter let's just remove dialogue from the romances altogether i mean we're all just after the priiiiiiiiiiize anyway right

[Azint]

Lemonwizard wrote...

I heard how much skin we see is more important than the dialogue and whether or not the scene emotionally develops the characters, can anybody confirm this?

Why can't we have both? Please everyone, you know?

[Lemonwizard]

Azint wrote...

Lemonwizard wrote...

I heard how much skin we see is more important than the dialogue and whether or not the scene emotionally develops the characters, can anybody confirm this?

Why can't we have both? Please everyone, you know?

I don't have a problem with both, but peope keep asking for raunchier sex scenes when I personally couldn't care less about that and would rather have deeper romances than "hawt" ones.

[Collider]

Azint wrote...

Lemonwizard wrote...

I heard how much skin we see is more important than the dialogue and whether or not the scene emotionally develops the characters, can anybody confirm this?

Why can't we have both? Please everyone, you know?

Because having more skin and animations takes time and resources. The most important thing is to have the romance scene have good dialog and be emotionally impactful, and give an insight into the character. Resources should be spent for those things first, not meaningless nudity.

[Azint]

Lemonwizard wrote...

I don't have a problem with both, but peope keep asking for raunchier sex scenes when I personally couldn't care less about that and would rather have deeper romances than "hawt" ones.

Here is a general opinion on romance in media:

gratuitous nudity =/= emotional developement

Both have fans, both fans want what they like, and both appeal to a wide demographic. Some people feel unfulfilled when they cross into other bounds, and always they will complain. So, why not do both?

[Nivenus]

To be fair, Miranda's and Jacob's scenes could have easily fit in nudity, though granted, they were about as fan servicy as any of the scenes to begin with. But I agree that dialogue should be a priority over nudity.

[MrNose]

Collider wrote...

I'll take the ME2 unique romance scenes over ME1 copy and paste anyday.

The uniqueness was definitely nice...  I guess it's a trade off. (Faith, here's an equivicator!)  I was just a really big fan of having dialogue AFTER the romance scene as well.  While I do believe that "nudity" can be used to portray intimacy, (vulnerability, to be precise) it doesn't bother me at all that ME2 didn't really feature much...  There are a lot of other ways to show intimacy as well.

Modifié par MrNose, 11 mai 2010 - 03:55 .

[Collider]

Nivenus wrote...
To be fair, Miranda's and Jacob's scenes could have easily fit in nudity, though granted, they were about as fan servicy as any of the scenes to begin with. But I agree that dialogue should be a priority over nudity.

They were better in the skin aspect because it wasn't copy and paste like ME1. But they both suffer from dialog problems.

[Harbinger of your Destiny]

I DEMAND ******

[kglaser]

AngstOverlord wrote...

Perhaps some parties who want more digital action from their space adventurers would profit from attempting relations with an actual human. Then you don't have to **** at Bioware for substandard ****** renderings and it frees up more time to program in antique store shootouts.

What about those of us who succeed in obtaining relations with an actual human on a regular basis, and yet still persist on ****ing at BioWare for substandard ****** (and other) renderings?  I mean, sure we're pervs, but aren't we justified?