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[desonnac00]

If it were like ME2.



Sci Fi is supposed to be an existential metaphor, exploration of the human condition, rifed with symbolism and small stories that individually explore different themes- fatherhood, responsibility, honor, an idealistic person living in a rotten universe- stuff like that. ME2 hinted on such, but never explored them and all you were left with was a bunch of started but never finished stories with SOME promise.

[k177sh0t]

Only a very simple man made virus kills all the reapers, kinda like Independence Day. An armada of aliens defeated by a puny virus.

[I-AM-KROGAN]

Felfenix wrote...

Jibbed34 wrote...

MikeBan wrote...

Multiplayer.

If it was completely separate (ie. doesn't involve Shepard) then it could work... I'm open to new features, but I'm just hoping they spend 110% of dev time polishing the story.

Cause the story writers would be the same people implementing multiplayer?

i dont know why but when i read that i laughed out loud! WIN!

[ZombifiedJake]

Multiplayer, being as linear as ME2, whole story being "gather everyone", too much of the game taking place on Earth.

[Chaos Gate]

Pretty much what ZombifiedJake said.

[Goose4291]

Hammertime80 wrote...
4. Zaeed doesn't make his triumphant return to battle with me.

Add to this: You can't fix Jessie

[marshalleck]

Vicaris wrote...

What kind of revelation or plot development would get you angry at how ME3 turned out?

For me it would be anything that put Shepard as some kind of chosen one, someone who was special from the begginning.

Also, I think explaining the origins of the Reapers might be tricky. The way they've been presented, as extremely ancient and mysterious, it is the kind of thing that can set really high expectations for an origin story. Maybe it is the kind of thing that is better left unexplained.

-If the "lost crypt of the beings of light" is used as a deus ex machina to swoop in and save the galaxy at the last minute
-If the "leviathan of dis" is used as a deus ex machina to swoop in and save the galaxy at the last minute
-If some magnificent lost Prothean tech is used as a deus ex machina to swoop in and save the galaxy at the last minute
-If a lost colony of Protheans themselves are used as a deus ex machina to swoop in and save the galaxy at the last minute
-If anything at all is used as a deus ex machina to swoop in and save the galaxy at the last minute--are you seeing the trend here?

Modifié par marshalleck, 03 janvier 2011 - 11:57 .

[The Big Nothing]

"Doctor! Doctor Chakwas! I think he's waking up!"

Doctor Chakwas: You had us worried there, Shepard. How are you feeling?

Shepard: Minor throbbing; nothing serious. How long was I out?

Doctor Chakwas: About six years. Don't try to move; your muscles have atrophied from disuse. Do you want something to drink?

Shepard: Six years!? But... What happened to the Reapers?

Doctor Chakwas: Reapers? I'm not sure what you mean. Something happened down there on Eden Prime with the beacon, I think. I've been detecting some unusual brain activity--abnormal beta waves. I also noticed an increase in your rapid-eye-movement, signs typically associated with intense dreaming.

Shepard: But the Reapers... Death... Destruction... We have to stop them!

Doctor Chakwas: It sounds like it was quite a dream. You should try to relax. Are you... Oh. Custodian Anderson.

Custodian Anderson: How is he holding up, Doctor?

Doctor Chakwas: Well, all the readings look normal, but he seems to be suffering from mild dementia.

Custodian Anderson: I see. I'd like to speak to Shepard alone.

Doctor Chakwas: As you wish.

Shepard: Captain Anderson, what's going on?

Custodian Anderson: It's Custodian now. I was relieved of duty after punching Ambassador Udina in the face "unprovoked". The only work I could find was as a janitor at this hospital in the wards. It's a long story, Shepard. It's been years since Eden Prime.

Shepard: Eden Prime? What about the Reapers?

Custodian Anderson: I don't know anything about "Reapers", but it turned out that the colonists on Eden Prime were part of some violent cult that worshipped prothean beacons. They believed that the devastating seizures and delusions it caused were prophetic "visions". Even Gunnery Chief Williams bought in to it, joining your squad and lying to you to get the prothean artifact back. Damn "beacon-heads".
Anyway, Saren had been doing reconnaissance for months, trying to infiltrate the cult. He had to kill Nihlus to maintain his cover. *sigh* Spectres.

Shepard: But the geth...

Custodian Anderson: You mean the synthetics on the colony? Alenko thought the same thing. Those weren't actually geth; they were just a newer model of maintenance robot that Saren re-programmed to defend him.

Shepard: But the Reapers... The Reapers... They're gonna liquify us and pump us into their veins... I'm the only hope for humanity...

Custodian Anderson: Are you feeling okay? Do you mind if I eat your lunch when it arrives?

Modifié par The Big Nothing, 03 janvier 2011 - 12:19 .

[Fiery Phoenix]

What would ****** me off in ME3? Easy. They're called plot holes. I don't want them anywhere near ME3.

[thespianicism]

If every race in the galaxy miraculously cares about earth, I'll be grumpy. I doubt that would happen, though.

[Alienmorph]

1 - Stupid squad-splitting twist at the beginning of the game, and the consenquence forced recruitment of a whole nu team.
2 - Crappy development of the existing romances just to have the space for some new ones.
3 - Unavoidable death of Shepard and/or of the team at the end of the game.
4 - Less interaction between squadmates, just to have the space to make new ones.

Modifié par Alienmorph, 03 janvier 2011 - 12:38 .

[Fredvdp]

The Reapers are our negative emotions and the ultimate weapon to defeat them is love and world peace.

[Evelinessa]

Alienmorph wrote...

1 - Stupid squad-splitting twist at the beginning of the game, and the consenquence forced recruitment of a whole nu team.
2 - Crappy development of the existing romances just to have the space for some new ones.
3 - Unavoidable death of Shepard and/or of the team at the end of the game.
4 - Less interaction between squadmates, just to have the space to make new ones.

All of these too.

[Babli]

Reapers attacking only Earth while Shepard is gathering nations and Reapers dont give a crap about it until they are defeated by great galactic fleet.



And squadmates returning as cameo only.

[PiEman]

Conrad Verner does not save the galaxy by kamakazing a dreadnought into Leviathan (or Harbinger).



"I KNOW YOU FEEL THIS! FOR SHEPARD!"

[Ulathar]

I'd love the possibility of it, but I'd hate it if there wasn't a way to prevent the death of Shepard or a squadmate.

Another crappy VS cameo (!)

Even less interaction between and with squadmates.



That's what comes to mind so far.

[Vicaris]

The Big Nothing wrote...

"Doctor! Doctor Chakwas! I think he's waking up!"

Doctor Chakwas: You had us worried there, Shepard. How are you feeling?

Shepard: Minor throbbing; nothing serious. How long was I out?

Doctor Chakwas: About six years. Don't try to move; your muscles have atrophied from disuse. Do you want something to drink?

Shepard: Six years!? But... What happened to the Reapers?

Doctor Chakwas: Reapers? I'm not sure what you mean. Something happened down there on Eden Prime with the beacon, I think. I've been detecting some unusual brain activity--abnormal beta waves. I also noticed an increase in your rapid-eye-movement, signs typically associated with intense dreaming.

Shepard: But the Reapers... Death... Destruction... We have to stop them!

Doctor Chakwas: It sounds like it was quite a dream. You should try to relax. Are you... Oh. Custodian Anderson.

Custodian Anderson: How is he holding up, Doctor?

Doctor Chakwas: Well, all the readings look normal, but he seems to be suffering from mild dementia.

Custodian Anderson: I see. I'd like to speak to Shepard alone.

Doctor Chakwas: As you wish.

Shepard: Captain Anderson, what's going on?

Custodian Anderson: It's Custodian now. I was relieved of duty after punching Ambassador Udina in the face "unprovoked". The only work I could find was as a janitor at this hospital in the wards. It's a long story, Shepard. It's been years since Eden Prime.

Shepard: Eden Prime? What about the Reapers?

Custodian Anderson: I don't know anything about "Reapers", but it turned out that the colonists on Eden Prime were part of some violent cult that worshipped prothean beacons. They believed that the devastating seizures and delusions it caused were prophetic "visions". Even Gunnery Chief Williams bought in to it, joining your squad and lying to you to get the prothean artifact back. Damn "beacon-heads".
Anyway, Saren had been doing reconnaissance for months, trying to infiltrate the cult. He had to kill Nihlus to maintain his cover. *sigh* Spectres.

Shepard: But the geth...

Custodian Anderson: You mean the synthetics on the colony? Alenko thought the same thing. Those weren't actually geth; they were just a newer model of maintenance robot that Saren re-programmed to defend him.

Shepard: But the Reapers... The Reapers... They're gonna liquify us and pump us into their veins... I'm the only hope for humanity...

Custodian Anderson: Are you feeling okay? Do you mind if I eat your lunch when it arrives?

Man, that sounded just like actual dialogue in the game would.

[Sandbox47]

I heard a rumor about MMO or multiplayer something, that you would tic me off. Otherwise, if upon instalation complete the game turns out to be Sims 5 or something. Or if Ashley returns. I don't like Ashley, but Garrus and Tali I like. Garrus, zuzu

[Mister Mida]

- another reboot 'for the new players'
- linear missions
- hub worlds made into shopping malls instead of actual (big) hubs
- no puzzles (don't care what kind of puzzles, I want puzzles)
- too many squaddies
- another underdeveloped story with plot holes
- no variation between and most importantly during missions
- the game being centered all around humans and Earth
- multiplayer

Modifié par Mister Mida, 03 janvier 2011 - 02:01 .

[james1976]

BiancoAngelo7 wrote...

No helmet toggle

No vehicle exploration on uncharted worlds with hazardous conditions (like ME1 but improved)

No squad armor

No elevators

Mission complete screens

PRESS F TO END MISSION

Teleporting from Normandy to Hub worlds

Hub worlds a flat big room with halls like in ME2

No Loot or stores with 3 things to sell like in ME2

Scanning/mining

not being allowed to walk on the presidium when the environment is already made like in ME2

If they try and give ME3 some kind of artsy fartsy ending that is not satisfying like not actually defeating the reapers or time travel or some kind of deus ex machina virus. Make it hardcore fight for survival, with fleet on fleet war.

I find myself once again agreeing with one of your posts.
But I also must add that it would ****** me off if their choice of DRM requires a constant connection to the internet.  THankfully they have not done this yet with any of their games to my knowledge.  I cannot reliably provide such a connection which is why it would irritate me to no end.  Some companies such as Ubisoft have adopted this and is the reason I totally stopped buying and playing their games.  I think I would be not only be angry but depressed over not being able to play the games of my favorite developer.

[Lumikki]

If we talk what could annoy me as ****** me off then these..

1. Too much emotional squad banter what has nothing to do with missions or squad members jobs.
2. Looting useless stuff to sell for money and cleaning inventories
3. No vehicle driving at all or it's like some damm arcade shooter, like Hammerhead was
4. Favoured squad members aren't there at all, forced to build totally new squad again
5. If weapon combat would be like in ME1

Modifié par Lumikki, 03 janvier 2011 - 02:54 .

[SpiffsGhost]

Absence of Hanar. I'm sorry, but as much as I liked hearing about Blasto and his authoritative, yet incredibly polite threats (Enkindle this!), I wanted to learn more about them. One of my favorite things about ME2 was experiencing the different cultures that we scratched the surface of in ME1. Yet, the Hanar were restricted to jokes on Illium, mimes on the Citadel, a war story from Zaeed (I really want to see a Hanar choke someone in ME3), and minor cultural exploration through an intermediary Drell.



Bring on the Jellies!

[Ghost Warrior]

What would ****** me off? - Happy end