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[Harbinger of your Destiny]

silverhammer08 wrote...

tj987654321 wrote...

Do you agree with this opinion?

"Even though ME 3 is the last
of the trilogy, I highly doubt that it will be the end of the ME
franchise. If anything, it is just the beginning. While Shepard's story
will have ceased, I feel that there will be spin-off games
that will chronicle the events of other major characters, and possibly
will reach into multiplayer."

Who knows, we may even get COD: ME! [smilie]../../../../images/forum/emoticons/w00t.png[/smilie]

Call of Duty blows, and so will an ME Version of it.

 I for one would be highly excited for a first person competitive shooter set in the Mass Effect Universe.

[BarrelDrago]

Harbinger of your Destiny wrote...

silverhammer08 wrote...

tj987654321 wrote...

Do you agree with this opinion?

"Even though ME 3 is the last
of the trilogy, I highly doubt that it will be the end of the ME
franchise. If anything, it is just the beginning. While Shepard's story
will have ceased, I feel that there will be spin-off games
that will chronicle the events of other major characters, and possibly
will reach into multiplayer."

Who knows, we may even get COD: ME! ../../../../images/forum/emoticons/w00t.png

Call of Duty blows, and so will an ME Version of it.

 I for one would be highly excited for a first person competitive shooter set in the Mass Effect Universe.

seeing Tali from a first shoter perspective... HELL YES!

[szkasypcze]

BarrelDrago wrote...

Harbinger of your Destiny wrote...

silverhammer08 wrote...

tj987654321 wrote...

Do you agree with this opinion?

"Even though ME 3 is the last
of the trilogy, I highly doubt that it will be the end of the ME
franchise. If anything, it is just the beginning. While Shepard's story
will have ceased, I feel that there will be spin-off games
that will chronicle the events of other major characters, and possibly
will reach into multiplayer."

Who knows, we may even get COD: ME! ../../../../images/forum/emoticons/w00t.png

Call of Duty blows, and so will an ME Version of it.

 I for one would be highly excited for a first person competitive shooter set in the Mass Effect Universe.

seeing Tali from a first shoter perspective... HELL YES!

The last Call of Duty suxxx so much. It's not a game...It's rather a playable movie....a 3rd grade movie....an undergrade movie. SO NO...NO COD:ME.

[szkasypcze]

Dazaster Dellus wrote...

WTF! Why do people keep saying Summer Holiday? There is no such thing in the game industry. If they meant Summer they would just say Summer 2011. Also it is a known fac that most people are out and about during the Summer, so why would Bioware release their biggest game in the worst months for gaming, tv and every other source of home entertainment? Use your brains people. That is why almost no company releases major games in the Summer. Unless it meets certain criteria.

This one is simple. It's because they are not from the US (i'm not either, but I have the knowledge). And in Europe, especially the Eastern, Holidays mean summer, when the school's off, june, july and august. [HAD TO WRITE YOU A PM ON THAT, BECAUSE I WOULD GET BANNED FOR THAT - already been ]

Modifié par szkasypcze, 14 décembre 2010 - 12:52 .

[Orion55]

Bioware is a Canadian company, Not a European school. There really is no excuse for this holiday confusion other then stupidity. I just wished people on the internet used some logic before posting silly questions and ridiculous conclusions.

[PnXMarcin1PL]

and I wish american people werent so self assured.,

[Doctoglethorpe]

its true though, generally speaking in the game industry a holiday release means the christmas shopping season, as in around november. that should be common sense. i mean i've never heard any company say "releasing next holiday" in reference to summer time. they would straight up say summer time, not holiday season. silly argument is silly.

[smithgroup]

Orion55 wrote...

Bioware is a Canadian company, Not a European school. There really is no excuse for this holiday confusion other then stupidity. I just wished people on the internet used some logic before posting silly questions and ridiculous conclusions.

Yes, this please!

[hangmans tree]

Orion55 wrote...

Bioware is a Canadian company, Not a European school. There really is no excuse for this holiday confusion other then stupidity. I just wished people on the internet used some logic before posting silly questions and ridiculous conclusions.

I think you should apply your signature more often posting on these muliticultural and mulitilingual forums. What is summer break for you is holiday/vacation for us.
Nice, accusing people (in general) of stupidity (not to mention the offence) being ignorant oneself...

[solstickan]

Orion55 wrote...

Bioware is a Canadian company, Not a European school. There really is no excuse for this holiday confusion other then stupidity. I just wished people on the internet used some logic before posting silly questions and ridiculous conclusions.

So just because I know Bioware is a Canadian company I'm supposed to know every term North Americans use in their language? Sure, I did understand they meant winter when they said holiday, but the first thing I think of when I hear "holiday" is the summer break. Please stop making assumptions everyone in the world knows perfect American English and knows all about your culture. 

Modifié par solstickan, 15 décembre 2010 - 03:34 .

[Kuciowski]

solstickan wrote...

Orion55 wrote...

Bioware is a Canadian company, Not a European school. There really is no excuse for this holiday confusion other then stupidity. I just wished people on the internet used some logic before posting silly questions and ridiculous conclusions.

So just because I know Bioware is a Canadian company I'm supposed to know every term North Americans use in their language? Sure, I did understand they meant winter when they said holiday, but the first thing I think of when I hear "holiday" is the summer break. Please stop making assumptions everyone in the world knows perfect American English and knows all about your culture. 

This

[Orion55]

solstickan wrote...

Orion55 wrote...

Bioware is a Canadian company, Not a European school. There really is no excuse for this holiday confusion other then stupidity. I just wished people on the internet used some logic before posting silly questions and ridiculous conclusions.

So just because I know Bioware is a Canadian company I'm supposed to know every term North Americans use in their language? Sure, I did understand they meant winter when they said holiday, but the first thing I think of when I hear "holiday" is the summer break. Please stop making assumptions everyone in the world knows perfect American English and knows all about your culture. 

HA HA Talk about not making assumptions. Im not American.

[solstickan]

Orion55 wrote...

solstickan wrote...

Orion55 wrote...

Bioware is a Canadian company, Not a European school. There really is no excuse for this holiday confusion other then stupidity. I just wished people on the internet used some logic before posting silly questions and ridiculous conclusions.

So just because I know Bioware is a Canadian company I'm supposed to know every term North Americans use in their language? Sure, I did understand they meant winter when they said holiday, but the first thing I think of when I hear "holiday" is the summer break. Please stop making assumptions everyone in the world knows perfect American English and knows all about your culture. 

HA HA Talk about not making assumptions. Im not American.

I'm terribly sorry. Of course, I should've said "their culture". 

But enough of this. I sense this thread has derailed from the subject far too much.

[Orion55]

hangmans tree wrote...

Orion55 wrote...

Bioware is a Canadian company, Not a European school. There really is no excuse for this holiday confusion other then stupidity. I just wished people on the internet used some logic before posting silly questions and ridiculous conclusions.

I think you should apply your signature more often posting on these muliticultural and mulitilingual forums. What is summer break for you is holiday/vacation for us.
Nice, accusing people (in general) of stupidity (not to mention the offence) being ignorant oneself...

My point still stands. People should not apply their own cultural context to something that is not geared specifically to their country/culture. Assuming the whole world uses the word holiday to describe summer is, you guessed it, an assumption. Everyone makes assumption. The thing that separates a good assumption from a bad assumption is how well thought out it is.

So how can a European come to a logical assumption? Now some one else has brought this point up, but has there ever been a trailer for a game or a movie with a release date titled "Summer Holiday"? I've never seen one. Not that there isn't, Im sure theres some from Europe, but thats where my point of Bioware not being from Europe comes in. Now Im pretty sure in Europe when you're done school and get a job you do not continue to take the entire summer off for holidays. So do the working class still call summer the holidays? No, its a school holiday, and this is where my point of Bioware not being a school comes in. Bioware doesn't market solely to European school kids.

Modifié par Orion55, 15 décembre 2010 - 05:06 .

[Orion55]

solstickan wrote...

Orion55 wrote...

solstickan wrote...

Orion55 wrote...

Bioware is a Canadian company, Not a European school. There really is no excuse for this holiday confusion other then stupidity. I just wished people on the internet used some logic before posting silly questions and ridiculous conclusions.

So just because I know Bioware is a Canadian company I'm supposed to know every term North Americans use in their language? Sure, I did understand they meant winter when they said holiday, but the first thing I think of when I hear "holiday" is the summer break. Please stop making assumptions everyone in the world knows perfect American English and knows all about your culture. 

HA HA Talk about not making assumptions. Im not American.

I'm terribly sorry. Of course, I should've said "their culture". 

But enough of this. I sense this thread has derailed from the subject far too much.

Yes, please. We are way off topic.


MASS EFFECT 3 YAY!

Modifié par Orion55, 15 décembre 2010 - 05:08 .

[Ashrite]

I love You Bioware OMG!!!!!! ME3 next year already who would of though!!!!! and looking from the trailer its gonna be a Hit!!!

[Naemi79]

Orion55 wrote...

hangmans tree wrote...

Orion55 wrote...

Bioware is a Canadian company, Not a European school. There really is no excuse for this holiday confusion other then stupidity. I just wished people on the internet used some logic before posting silly questions and ridiculous conclusions.

I think you should apply your signature more often posting on these muliticultural and mulitilingual forums. What is summer break for you is holiday/vacation for us.
Nice, accusing people (in general) of stupidity (not to mention the offence) being ignorant oneself...

My point still stands. People should not apply their own cultural context to something that is not geared specifically to their country/culture. Assuming the whole world uses the word holiday to describe summer is, you guessed it, an assumption. Everyone makes assumption. The thing that separates a good assumption from a bad assumption is how well thought out it is.

So how can a European come to a logical assumption? Now some one else has brought this point up, but has there ever been a trailer for a game or a movie with a release date titled "Summer Holiday"? I've never seen one. Not that there isn't, Im sure theres some from Europe, but thats where my point of Bioware not being from Europe comes in. Now Im pretty sure in Europe when you're done school and get a job you do not continue to take the entire summer off for holidays. So do the working class still call summer the holidays? No, its a school holiday, and this is where my point of Bioware not being a school comes in. Bioware doesn't market solely to European school kids.

I´m sorry , but i just have to point this out. Accually the workingclass in Sweden do get 4 weeks summer holiday payd vacation. So I do associate holiday with summer.

That being said, I do think the gaming industry in general think of christmas as the major release holiday, because releasing in the summer just dont sound like a smart strategy.

[Orion55]

Naenwen wrote...

Orion55 wrote...

hangmans tree wrote...

Orion55 wrote...

Bioware is a Canadian company, Not a European school. There really is no excuse for this holiday confusion other then stupidity. I just wished people on the internet used some logic before posting silly questions and ridiculous conclusions.

I think you should apply your signature more often posting on these muliticultural and mulitilingual forums. What is summer break for you is holiday/vacation for us.
Nice, accusing people (in general) of stupidity (not to mention the offence) being ignorant oneself...

My point still stands. People should not apply their own cultural context to something that is not geared specifically to their country/culture. Assuming the whole world uses the word holiday to describe summer is, you guessed it, an assumption. Everyone makes assumption. The thing that separates a good assumption from a bad assumption is how well thought out it is.

So how can a European come to a logical assumption? Now some one else has brought this point up, but has there ever been a trailer for a game or a movie with a release date titled "Summer Holiday"? I've never seen one. Not that there isn't, Im sure theres some from Europe, but thats where my point of Bioware not being from Europe comes in. Now Im pretty sure in Europe when you're done school and get a job you do not continue to take the entire summer off for holidays. So do the working class still call summer the holidays? No, its a school holiday, and this is where my point of Bioware not being a school comes in. Bioware doesn't market solely to European school kids.

I´m sorry , but i just have to point this out. Accually the workingclass in Sweden do get 4 weeks summer holiday payd vacation. So I do associate holiday with summer.

Slackers...<_<

[Naemi79]

Orion55 wrote...
Slackers...<_<

Hehe:D

Modifié par Naenwen, 15 décembre 2010 - 05:27 .

[hangmans tree]

Orion55 wrote...

hangmans tree wrote...

Orion55 wrote...

Bioware is a Canadian company, Not a European school. There really is no excuse for this holiday confusion other then stupidity. I just wished people on the internet used some logic before posting silly questions and ridiculous conclusions.

I think you should apply your signature more often posting on these muliticultural and mulitilingual forums. What is summer break for you is holiday/vacation for us.
Nice, accusing people (in general) of stupidity (not to mention the offence) being ignorant oneself...

My point still stands. People should not apply their own cultural context to something that is not geared specifically to their country/culture. Assuming the whole world uses the word holiday to describe summer is, you guessed it, an assumption. Everyone makes assumption. The thing that separates a good assumption from a bad assumption is how well thought out it is.

So how can a European come to a logical assumption? Now some one else has brought this point up, but has there ever been a trailer for a game or a movie with a release date titled "Summer Holiday"? I've never seen one. Not that there isn't, Im sure theres some from Europe, but thats where my point of Bioware not being from Europe comes in. Now Im pretty sure in Europe when you're done school and get a job you do not continue to take the entire summer off for holidays. So do the working class still call summer the holidays? No, its a school holiday, and this is where my point of Bioware not being a school comes in. Bioware doesn't market solely to European school kids.

Just to put a closure to this. As long as I understand your logic I was reffering to you being rude and impolite, lacking tact as well. Not to mention not all people pay so much attention to gaming industry and the rules it follows.
One can be as logical, fortseeing educated and smart as hell but sometimes straw still sticks out of their boots - as my country's popular proverb goes.

[Alienmorph]

tj987654321 wrote...

Do you agree with this opinion?

"Even though ME 3 is the last
of the trilogy, I highly doubt that it will be the end of the ME
franchise. If anything, it is just the beginning. While Shepard's story
will have ceased, I feel that there will be spin-off games
that will chronicle the events of other major characters, and possibly
will reach into multiplayer."

Sure, the ME universe is potentially big as the SW's one... there might be an entire series of game just on krogans-rachnis or geths-quarians wars, or spin-offs about the single most popular characters... I'd love to see the adventures of Garrus ar Archangel for example, seeying the nature of the character that might even be a nice FpS Spin-Off.

[Orion55]

hangmans tree wrote...
Just to put a closure to this. As long as I understand your logic I was reffering to you being rude and impolite, lacking tact as well. Not to mention not all people pay so much attention to gaming industry and the rules it follows.
One can be as logical, fortseeing educated and smart as hell but sometimes straw still sticks out of their boots - as my country's popular proverb goes.

I'll admit, Im an ****. In real life I pride myself on that fact.
I'll also admit that I was not very specific as to whom my comments where directed at.
I mean, I understand the confusion as to which holiday. But when someone (several people infact) has answered the question and people ignore it and continue to ask and doubt your answer Well, that just gets on my nerve.

Anyway, ME3!...

Modifié par Orion55, 15 décembre 2010 - 06:11 .

[Frozen Mind]

Previous predictions for ME3 release were on late 2011 or early 2012, and holidays term matches "late 2011".

Besides AFAIK game/movie teasers/trailers usually show two-word phrases like "fall 2010" and "summer 2009". Still can't remember "holidays XXXX", but it's the best of others like "Christmas XXXX" (too Christian for PR?) or "winter XXXX" (what I imagine as a really wide period of time), and "December XXXX" is too precise.

I know we all want to get ME3 as fast as possible and late 2011 is a long, long time of waiting (or not). Human mind is a tricky b**** and sometimes shows us unreal things we're willing to see :> . We'll better use that summer time to escape from computer's gravitational field and get some rest and fun... outdoor.

Frozen Mind sees this topic as a potential trolling threat and increases users control by random female accounts groping... wait... rule 30... erasing last lines...

Modifié par Frozen Mind, 15 décembre 2010 - 06:37 .

[Val Seleznyov]

I'm Russian, and the thought that by "holidays" Bioware may not be referring to the Christmas period didn't even cross my mind.



I guess i'm just more intelligent and understanding of other cultures than most Europeans.

[tj987654321]

silverhammer08 wrote...

tj987654321 wrote...

Do you agree with this opinion?

"Even though ME 3 is the last
of the trilogy, I highly doubt that it will be the end of the ME
franchise. If anything, it is just the beginning. While Shepard's story
will have ceased, I feel that there will be spin-off games
that will chronicle the events of other major characters, and possibly
will reach into multiplayer."

Who knows, we may even get COD: ME! [smilie]../../../../images/forum/emoticons/w00t.png[/smilie]

Call of Duty blows, and so will an ME Version of it.

Think about it for a minute: if there was a multiplayer FPS based on the
Mass Effect series, you could replicate battles that took place throughout the storyline.

What sane ME fan wouldn't want to play
Humans vs. Turians in the First Contact War? Mercenaries vs. Alliance soldiers? Vorcha vs Blue Suns on Omega?

If the game borrowed the best elements from the Call of Duty series, Star Wars Battlefront, and
Battlefield series, it would be the third best game I've ever played.
(Nothing will ever beat ME 1 or ME 2; except possibly ME 3.)