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[Almostfaceman]

CulturalGeekGirl wrote...

Almostfaceman wrote...

Well, the trial is on Earth.

I don't think they will go this far, but it would be really funny if it was at the actual Hague.

LoL, agreed.

[Zulu_DFA]

Almostfaceman wrote...

Well, the trial is on Earth.

Well, ME3 has just earned +1 official Zulu's suck point.

[Fiery Phoenix]

The Reapers attack during the trial apparently, making an open escape for Shepard. Can't say that scenario never crossed my mind.

[CulturalGeekGirl]

Almostfaceman wrote...

CulturalGeekGirl wrote...

Almostfaceman wrote...

Well, the trial is on Earth.

I don't think they will go this far, but it would be really funny if it was at the actual Hague.

LoL, agreed.

"All right Hackett, I'm here like you said, though I'm surprised you couldn't give me any details earlier. So, where are we headed?"
"The Hague."
"That... does not sound... encouraging."

or, for Renegade
"Oh HELLS no.' 

Modifié par CulturalGeekGirl, 08 avril 2011 - 06:02 .

[Zulu_DFA]

Fiery Phoenix wrote...

The Reapers attack during the trial apparently, making an open escape for Shepard. Can't say that scenario never crossed my mind.

It crossed my mind too, on the day I posted the "Escaped Convict" thread. And on the same day it crossed my mind that it'd be a dull scenario, and also lacking such a "must" feature like the time skip. Now, among other things, the pain of ditching the surviving ME2 squad will only be all the more acute.

Modifié par Zulu_DFA, 08 avril 2011 - 06:19 .

[Leonia]

You gave it your best, Zulu. I still hope we get an explanation of some kind as to WHY the trial is happening on Earth.

[AdmiralCheez]

leonia42 wrote...

I still hope we get an explanation of some kind as to WHY the trial is happening on Earth.

Politics/for show.  Earth is still the symbol of humanity, as much as--perhaps even more so than--Shepard.

[Zulu_DFA]

Saphra Deden wrote...

You know, if the Trial winds up being the prologue, I wonder what the chances are he'll be up on the stand in full combat armor?

Probably not, but there will be a locker right outside the court room.

leonia42 wrote...

You gave it your best, Zulu. I still hope we get an explanation of some kind as to WHY the trial is happening on Earth.

Ah, thanks. And I don't.

Modifié par Zulu_DFA, 08 avril 2011 - 06:36 .

[Fiery Phoenix]

Zulu_DFA wrote...

Saphra Deden wrote...

You know, if the Trial winds up being the prologue, I wonder what the chances are he'll be up on the stand in full combat armor?

Probably not, but there will be a locker right outside the court room.

!

[Ahriman]

Zulu_DFA wrote...

Saphra Deden wrote...

You know, if the Trial winds up being the prologue, I wonder what the chances are he'll be up on the stand in full combat armor?

Probably not, but there will be a locker right outside the court room.

And Normandy on nearby parking.

[celuloid]

Zulu_DFA wrote...

leonia42 wrote...

You gave it your best, Zulu. I still hope we get an explanation of some kind as to WHY the trial is happening on Earth.

Ah, thanks. And I don't.

That's what this thread is about: "Oh god, ME3 will surely suck".
The trial on Earth might be easily written believably.

Modifié par celuloid, 08 avril 2011 - 04:14 .

[Harcken]

Maybe the politicians back on earth got wind of the arrival fiasco and want to make an example out of Shepard? I think depending on your choices in 1 and 2--on the lives you saved, on the terra firma etc, earth as a whole will be hostile or friendly (different for each playthrough).

[Almostfaceman]

celuloid wrote...

That's what this thread is about: "Oh god, ME3 will surely suck".

You have struck the nail on the head.  That's exactly what this thread is about.

The trial on Earth might be easily written believably.

Indeed, I'm looking forward to how it's presented.

[xSTONEYx187x]

Zulu_DFA wrote...

Fiery Phoenix wrote...

The Reapers attack during the trial apparently, making an open escape for Shepard. Can't say that scenario never crossed my mind.

It crossed my mind too, on the day I posted the "Escaped Convict" thread. And on the same day it crossed my mind that it'd be a dull scenario, and also lacking such a "must" feature like the time skip. Now, among other things, the pain of ditching the surviving ME2 squad will only be all the more acute.

Garrus can die and he is a confirmed squaddie, if he's alive in your playthrough, yet in your thread you mentioning something about ME 2 LI's not being in ME 3 because they can also die . . . . . .

[Mr. Gogeta34]

"It has to be one or the either. Either you really let people's choices have repercussion. Or, the choice doesn't really affect things and then things end up coming back together. As we're doing parts one and two, we have a really difficult challenge in terms of creating very different outcomes and yet being able to continue the story. The good thing about the third one will be that we no longer have that constraint and things can diverge as far as we can make them go.

That actually will be our goal with the whole trilogy. To take all of the things you've done in Mass Effect 1 and Mass Effect 2 and then just let it go. Let it diverge into wildly different conclusions. That's the real fun of having played Mass Effect 1 and 2 and then going into the third one will be that you've set all of these things in motion and now we can let them diverge. I'm not worried that people will play it and think 'Oh well I missed all of this content that would have been different if I had made other choices' because what that does is make you interested in replaying it. The replay value of Mass Effect 1 was huge, but Mass Effect 2 is much more so and I think it just continues into the conclusion of the trilogy" -Bioware on Mass Effect 3

[Zulu_DFA]

xSTONEYx187x wrote...

Zulu_DFA wrote...

Fiery Phoenix wrote...

The Reapers attack during the trial apparently, making an open escape for Shepard. Can't say that scenario never crossed my mind.

It crossed my mind too, on the day I posted the "Escaped Convict" thread. And on the same day it crossed my mind that it'd be a dull scenario, and also lacking such a "must" feature like the time skip. Now, among other things, the pain of ditching the surviving ME2 squad will only be all the more acute.

Garrus can die and he is a confirmed squaddie, if he's alive in your playthrough, yet in your thread you mentioning something about ME 2 LI's not being in ME 3 because they can also die . . . . . .

1. It isn't confirmed that Garrus will be a full-time squadmate.

2. Even if he is, that's only going to make it even more painful for everybody else's fans, who have now the reason to feel as treated "unfair". Who the f*ck is Garris? I want my Zaeed back, woa-woa!

[Almostfaceman]

Mr. Gogeta34 wrote...

"It has to be one or the either. Either you really let people's choices have repercussion. Or, the choice doesn't really affect things and then things end up coming back together. As we're doing parts one and two, we have a really difficult challenge in terms of creating very different outcomes and yet being able to continue the story. The good thing about the third one will be that we no longer have that constraint and things can diverge as far as we can make them go.

That actually will be our goal with the whole trilogy. To take all of the things you've done in Mass Effect 1 and Mass Effect 2 and then just let it go. Let it diverge into wildly different conclusions. That's the real fun of having played Mass Effect 1 and 2 and then going into the third one will be that you've set all of these things in motion and now we can let them diverge. I'm not worried that people will play it and think 'Oh well I missed all of this content that would have been different if I had made other choices' because what that does is make you interested in replaying it. The replay value of Mass Effect 1 was huge, but Mass Effect 2 is much more so and I think it just continues into the conclusion of the trilogy" -Bioware on Mass Effect 3

Could you please link the source of this quote?  I don't doubt it's true, I just want to read the article it came from.  Thanks.

[SalsaDMA]

Shepard needs a Vacation wrote...

Well can you prove what i said was really that bad can you?

Shepard needs a Vacation wrote...

Yeah I did read the thread U **** and no matter what Zulu and his supporters think thats whats gonna happen so suck it

Stop pretending. You're not even good at it.

[SalsaDMA]

Almostfaceman wrote...

Mr. Gogeta34 wrote...

"It has to be one or the either. Either you really let people's choices have repercussion. Or, the choice doesn't really affect things and then things end up coming back together. As we're doing parts one and two, we have a really difficult challenge in terms of creating very different outcomes and yet being able to continue the story. The good thing about the third one will be that we no longer have that constraint and things can diverge as far as we can make them go.

That actually will be our goal with the whole trilogy. To take all of the things you've done in Mass Effect 1 and Mass Effect 2 and then just let it go. Let it diverge into wildly different conclusions. That's the real fun of having played Mass Effect 1 and 2 and then going into the third one will be that you've set all of these things in motion and now we can let them diverge. I'm not worried that people will play it and think 'Oh well I missed all of this content that would have been different if I had made other choices' because what that does is make you interested in replaying it. The replay value of Mass Effect 1 was huge, but Mass Effect 2 is much more so and I think it just continues into the conclusion of the trilogy" -Bioware on Mass Effect 3

Could you please link the source of this quote?  I don't doubt it's true, I just want to read the article it came from.  Thanks.

I remember the interview too. Can't remember the link but it was one of their somewhat early interviews about it.

I wouldn't be surprised if they backed down from alot of what they said they had plans and intentions to do back then, though. The stuff I heard they would do with the series back then was alot more interesting than what they are saying now.

[SalsaDMA]

leonia42 wrote...

You gave it your best, Zulu. I still hope we get an explanation of some kind as to WHY the trial is happening on Earth.

Lack of creativity from the writers, is my best guess

[Merchant2006]

SalsaDMA wrote...

leonia42 wrote...

You gave it your best, Zulu. I still hope we get an explanation of some kind as to WHY the trial is happening on Earth.

Lack of creativity from the writers, is my best guess

Or lack of patience on the 'loyal BioWare fanbase' and their inability to wait and see what happens. Everyone here castrates BioWare every single time something new comes out.

[Almostfaceman]

Merchant2006 wrote...

SalsaDMA wrote...

leonia42 wrote...

You gave it your best, Zulu. I still hope we get an explanation of some kind as to WHY the trial is happening on Earth.

Lack of creativity from the writers, is my best guess

Or lack of patience on the 'loyal BioWare fanbase' and their inability to wait and see what happens. Everyone here castrates BioWare every single time something new comes out.

QFT.

[Almostfaceman]

SalsaDMA wrote...

Almostfaceman wrote...

Mr. Gogeta34 wrote...

"It has to be one or the either. Either you really let people's choices have repercussion. Or, the choice doesn't really affect things and then things end up coming back together. As we're doing parts one and two, we have a really difficult challenge in terms of creating very different outcomes and yet being able to continue the story. The good thing about the third one will be that we no longer have that constraint and things can diverge as far as we can make them go.

That actually will be our goal with the whole trilogy. To take all of the things you've done in Mass Effect 1 and Mass Effect 2 and then just let it go. Let it diverge into wildly different conclusions. That's the real fun of having played Mass Effect 1 and 2 and then going into the third one will be that you've set all of these things in motion and now we can let them diverge. I'm not worried that people will play it and think 'Oh well I missed all of this content that would have been different if I had made other choices' because what that does is make you interested in replaying it. The replay value of Mass Effect 1 was huge, but Mass Effect 2 is much more so and I think it just continues into the conclusion of the trilogy" -Bioware on Mass Effect 3

Could you please link the source of this quote?  I don't doubt it's true, I just want to read the article it came from.  Thanks.

I remember the interview too. Can't remember the link but it was one of their somewhat early interviews about it.

I wouldn't be surprised if they backed down from alot of what they said they had plans and intentions to do back then, though. The stuff I heard they would do with the series back then was alot more interesting than what they are saying now.

Found the source of the quote:

here.

[sympathy4saren]

I'm a Spectre...why am I on trial?

Or is my Spectre status....revoked...for what happened?