packardbell wrote...
The Systems Alliance top brass is supposedely on Acturus and since ite happened on Earth that's who should judge Shepard on it.
Zulu_DFA wrote...
Yes, and the general direction of the development of the series suggests that EA/BioWare are trying to tap into the younger audience, so it's not at all surprising that we're going to see a Reaper vs. Thresher Maw catfight in ME3.Shepard needs a Vacation wrote...
Maybe little childern......Zulu_DFA wrote...
Oh, and as far as the entertainment goes, saying "buttocks" aloud entertains many people too.
Zulu_DFA wrote...
Almostfaceman wrote...
Zulu_DFA wrote...
You are irrelevant to the ME3 plot, therefore, the trial, as a part of that plot, accomplishes nothing by entertaining you.Almostfaceman wrote...
Still, nothing you said counters the fact that it accomplishes something - it entertains me. You may not like it, hence it accomplished bugging the hell out of you.
Ah, so once again since you don't like the trial, it "accomplishes nothing". This, of course, is false.
Of course it is false, just like pretty much everything you post.
If you check out this thread, you'll know that I was practically in love with the idea of the trial. But since it's turned out it's going to be pointless, I'm now disliking it. Simple.
Modifié par Almostfaceman, 09 avril 2011 - 08:02 .
Oh really? And here I thought that it was all about the poor Batarians in the Arrival DLC, which accomplished nothing but paving a way to this trial, which accomplishes nothing.
Modifié par TheShogunOfHarlem, 09 avril 2011 - 08:13 .
sponge56 wrote...
Zulu_DFA wrote...
Yes, and the general direction of the development of the series suggests that EA/BioWare are trying to tap into the younger audience, so it's not at all surprising that we're going to see a Reaper vs. Thresher Maw catfight in ME3.Shepard needs a Vacation wrote...
Maybe little childern......Zulu_DFA wrote...
Oh, and as far as the entertainment goes, saying "buttocks" aloud entertains many people too.
Apart from ME2 darker tone, use of the F word, phsycopathic murderes who shag you to death, gang warfare, messed up experiemnts, the dark twist at the end of overlord etc. seriosuly zulu, how in any way has bioware attempted to tap into younger audiences? the second game is much darker and more adult than the first, except for the sex sceen but thats proably becuase of the fox news thing. I may not agree with your points Zulu, but you seem to always apply some sense of logic to your ideas. This statemeant has no logic in it whatsoever
Gavinthelocust wrote...
I wonder how they'd get witnesses.
Gavinthelocust wrote...
I wonder how they'd get witnesses.
I'm going to play devils advocate here and say that increasing the usage of the "f word" doesn't make it so they are alienating younger audiences...since we all know that once some twelve year learns about that word they start spewing it as every other word that comes out of their mouth. Don't get me wrong - it was handled very well but just saying.sponge56 wrote...
Zulu_DFA wrote...
Yes, and the general direction of the development of the series suggests that EA/BioWare are trying to tap into the younger audience, so it's not at all surprising that we're going to see a Reaper vs. Thresher Maw catfight in ME3.Shepard needs a Vacation wrote...
Maybe little childern......Zulu_DFA wrote...
Oh, and as far as the entertainment goes, saying "buttocks" aloud entertains many people too.
Apart from ME2 darker tone, use of the F word, phsycopathic murderes who shag you to death, gang warfare, messed up experiemnts, the dark twist at the end of overlord etc. seriosuly zulu, how in any way has bioware attempted to tap into younger audiences? the second game is much darker and more adult than the first, except for the sex sceen but thats proably becuase of the fox news thing. I may not agree with your points Zulu, but you seem to always apply some sense of logic to your ideas. This statemeant has no logic in it whatsoever
You only forgot the boobs in space. Seriously, all those things you mentioned are technically prohibited for "the younger audience", but it is a lot more interested in them than "the more mature audience".sponge56 wrote...
Apart from ME2 darker tone, use of the F word, phsycopathic murderes who shag you to death, gang warfare, messed up experiemnts, the dark twist at the end of overlord etc. seriosuly zulu, how in any way has bioware attempted to tap into younger audiences? the second game is much darker and more adult than the first, except for the sex sceen but thats proably becuase of the fox news thing. I may not agree with your points Zulu, but you seem to always apply some sense of logic to your ideas. This statemeant has no logic in it whatsoeverZulu_DFA wrote...
Yes, and the general direction of the development of the series suggests that EA/BioWare are trying to tap into the younger audience, so it's not at all surprising that we're going to see a Reaper vs. Thresher Maw catfight in ME3.Shepard needs a Vacation wrote...
Maybe little childern......Zulu_DFA wrote...
Oh, and as far as the entertainment goes, saying "buttocks" aloud entertains many people too.
Zulu_DFA wrote...
You only forgot the boobs in space. Seriously, all those things you mentioned are technically prohibited for "the younger audience", but it is a lot more interested in them than "the more mature audience".sponge56 wrote...
Apart from ME2 darker tone, use of the F word, phsycopathic murderes who shag you to death, gang warfare, messed up experiemnts, the dark twist at the end of overlord etc. seriosuly zulu, how in any way has bioware attempted to tap into younger audiences? the second game is much darker and more adult than the first, except for the sex sceen but thats proably becuase of the fox news thing. I may not agree with your points Zulu, but you seem to always apply some sense of logic to your ideas. This statemeant has no logic in it whatsoeverZulu_DFA wrote...
Yes, and the general direction of the development of the series suggests that EA/BioWare are trying to tap into the younger audience, so it's not at all surprising that we're going to see a Reaper vs. Thresher Maw catfight in ME3.Shepard needs a Vacation wrote...
Maybe little childern......Zulu_DFA wrote...
Oh, and as far as the entertainment goes, saying "buttocks" aloud entertains many people too.
MACharlie1 wrote...
I'm going to play devils advocate here and say that increasing the usage of the "f word" doesn't make it so they are alienating younger audiences...since we all know that once some twelve year learns about that word they start spewing it as every other word that comes out of their mouth. Don't get me wrong - it was handled very well but just saying.sponge56 wrote...
Zulu_DFA wrote...
Yes, and the general direction of the development of the series suggests that EA/BioWare are trying to tap into the younger audience, so it's not at all surprising that we're going to see a Reaper vs. Thresher Maw catfight in ME3.Shepard needs a Vacation wrote...
Maybe little childern......Zulu_DFA wrote...
Oh, and as far as the entertainment goes, saying "buttocks" aloud entertains many people too.
Apart from ME2 darker tone, use of the F word, phsycopathic murderes who shag you to death, gang warfare, messed up experiemnts, the dark twist at the end of overlord etc. seriosuly zulu, how in any way has bioware attempted to tap into younger audiences? the second game is much darker and more adult than the first, except for the sex sceen but thats proably becuase of the fox news thing. I may not agree with your points Zulu, but you seem to always apply some sense of logic to your ideas. This statemeant has no logic in it whatsoever
We're not going off the official age ratings, we're going off the target audience. That's a complete different story. Boobs in space make no other sense than to attract the audience that is uninterested in sci-fi, but is very much interested of all things in boobs.sponge56 wrote...
I think this is more a matter of opinion. If we are going off the age ratings on the game then in the UK at least (I dont know about where you are) the first one is a 12 and the second is a 15, indicating that it is deemed to be more mature. However you would most likely counter that with somehting but to all intents and purposes the game was both meant to, and for me WAS a darker game than its predesesor. You disagree and thats fine, im just not sure two characters having large breasts suddenly makes it appealing to hormone crazed teenagersZulu_DFA wrote...
You only forgot the boobs in space. Seriously, all those things you mentioned are technically prohibited for "the younger audience", but it is a lot more interested in them than "the more mature audience".sponge56 wrote...
Apart from ME2 darker tone, use of the F word, phsycopathic murderes who shag you to death, gang warfare, messed up experiemnts, the dark twist at the end of overlord etc. seriosuly zulu, how in any way has bioware attempted to tap into younger audiences? the second game is much darker and more adult than the first, except for the sex sceen but thats proably becuase of the fox news thing. I may not agree with your points Zulu, but you seem to always apply some sense of logic to your ideas. This statemeant has no logic in it whatsoeverZulu_DFA wrote...
Yes, and the general direction of the development of the series suggests that EA/BioWare are trying to tap into the younger audience, so it's not at all surprising that we're going to see a Reaper vs. Thresher Maw catfight in ME3.Shepard needs a Vacation wrote...
Maybe little childern......Zulu_DFA wrote...
Oh, and as far as the entertainment goes, saying "buttocks" aloud entertains many people too.
Modifié par Zulu_DFA, 10 avril 2011 - 09:24 .
Zulu_DFA wrote...
We're not going off the official age ratings, we're going off the target audience. That's a complete different story. Boobs in space make no other sense than to attract the audience that is uninterested in sci-fi, but is very much interested of all things in boobs.sponge56 wrote...
I think this is more a matter of opinion. If we are going off the age ratings on the game then in the UK at least (I dont know about where you are) the first one is a 12 and the second is a 15, indicating that it is deemed to be more mature. However you would most likely counter that with somehting but to all intents and purposes the game was both meant to, and for me WAS a darker game than its predesesor. You disagree and thats fine, im just not sure two characters having large breasts suddenly makes it appealing to hormone crazed teenagersZulu_DFA wrote...
You only forgot the boobs in space. Seriously, all those things you mentioned are technically prohibited for "the younger audience", but it is a lot more interested in them than "the more mature audience".sponge56 wrote...
Apart from ME2 darker tone, use of the F word, phsycopathic murderes who shag you to death, gang warfare, messed up experiemnts, the dark twist at the end of overlord etc. seriosuly zulu, how in any way has bioware attempted to tap into younger audiences? the second game is much darker and more adult than the first, except for the sex sceen but thats proably becuase of the fox news thing. I may not agree with your points Zulu, but you seem to always apply some sense of logic to your ideas. This statemeant has no logic in it whatsoeverZulu_DFA wrote...
Yes, and the general direction of the development of the series suggests that EA/BioWare are trying to tap into the younger audience, so it's not at all surprising that we're going to see a Reaper vs. Thresher Maw catfight in ME3.Shepard needs a Vacation wrote...
Maybe little childern......Zulu_DFA wrote...
Oh, and as far as the entertainment goes, saying "buttocks" aloud entertains many people too.
Oh, and ME2 was "darker" than ME1 in the same way the Normandy SR-2 was darker than SR-1.
I dont' care if you've got large breasts, but to my spaceship, you need to bring something like a space suit, or no spacewalks for you.sponge56 wrote...
what so no one in space can have large breasts? 'sorry, you cant go in that spaceship, zulu thinks your breasts are far to large'Zulu_DFA wrote...
We're not going off the official age ratings, we're going off the target audience. That's a complete different story. Boobs in space make no other sense than to attract the audience that is uninterested in sci-fi, but is very much interested of all things in boobs.sponge56 wrote...
I think this is more a matter of opinion. If we are going off the age ratings on the game then in the UK at least (I dont know about where you are) the first one is a 12 and the second is a 15, indicating that it is deemed to be more mature. However you would most likely counter that with somehting but to all intents and purposes the game was both meant to, and for me WAS a darker game than its predesesor. You disagree and thats fine, im just not sure two characters having large breasts suddenly makes it appealing to hormone crazed teenagersZulu_DFA wrote...
You only forgot the boobs in space. Seriously, all those things you mentioned are technically prohibited for "the younger audience", but it is a lot more interested in them than "the more mature audience".sponge56 wrote...
Apart from ME2 darker tone, use of the F word, phsycopathic murderes who shag you to death, gang warfare, messed up experiemnts, the dark twist at the end of overlord etc. seriosuly zulu, how in any way has bioware attempted to tap into younger audiences? the second game is much darker and more adult than the first, except for the sex sceen but thats proably becuase of the fox news thing. I may not agree with your points Zulu, but you seem to always apply some sense of logic to your ideas. This statemeant has no logic in it whatsoeverZulu_DFA wrote...
Yes, and the general direction of the development of the series suggests that EA/BioWare are trying to tap into the younger audience, so it's not at all surprising that we're going to see a Reaper vs. Thresher Maw catfight in ME3.Shepard needs a Vacation wrote...
Maybe little childern......Zulu_DFA wrote...
Oh, and as far as the entertainment goes, saying "buttocks" aloud entertains many people too.
Oh, and ME2 was "darker" than ME1 in the same way the Normandy SR-2 was darker than SR-1.
Babli approves (+10)Zulu_DFA wrote...
I dont' care if you've got large breasts, but to my spaceship, you need to bring something like a space suit, or no spacewalks for you.
ME was supposed to be a sci-fi series, therefore, space suits should have trumped boobs. And indeed they did in ME1. in ME2 boobs trumped space suits, so no, ME2 wasn't more mature.
Zulu_DFA wrote...
I dont' care if you've got large breasts, but to my spaceship, you need to bring something like a space suit, or no spacewalks for you.sponge56 wrote...
what so no one in space can have large breasts? 'sorry, you cant go in that spaceship, zulu thinks your breasts are far to large'Zulu_DFA wrote...
We're not going off the official age ratings, we're going off the target audience. That's a complete different story. Boobs in space make no other sense than to attract the audience that is uninterested in sci-fi, but is very much interested of all things in boobs.sponge56 wrote...
I think this is more a matter of opinion. If we are going off the age ratings on the game then in the UK at least (I dont know about where you are) the first one is a 12 and the second is a 15, indicating that it is deemed to be more mature. However you would most likely counter that with somehting but to all intents and purposes the game was both meant to, and for me WAS a darker game than its predesesor. You disagree and thats fine, im just not sure two characters having large breasts suddenly makes it appealing to hormone crazed teenagersZulu_DFA wrote...
You only forgot the boobs in space. Seriously, all those things you mentioned are technically prohibited for "the younger audience", but it is a lot more interested in them than "the more mature audience".sponge56 wrote...
Apart from ME2 darker tone, use of the F word, phsycopathic murderes who shag you to death, gang warfare, messed up experiemnts, the dark twist at the end of overlord etc. seriosuly zulu, how in any way has bioware attempted to tap into younger audiences? the second game is much darker and more adult than the first, except for the sex sceen but thats proably becuase of the fox news thing. I may not agree with your points Zulu, but you seem to always apply some sense of logic to your ideas. This statemeant has no logic in it whatsoeverZulu_DFA wrote...
Yes, and the general direction of the development of the series suggests that EA/BioWare are trying to tap into the younger audience, so it's not at all surprising that we're going to see a Reaper vs. Thresher Maw catfight in ME3.Shepard needs a Vacation wrote...
Maybe little childern......Zulu_DFA wrote...
Oh, and as far as the entertainment goes, saying "buttocks" aloud entertains many people too.
Oh, and ME2 was "darker" than ME1 in the same way the Normandy SR-2 was darker than SR-1.
ME was supposed to be a sci-fi series, therefore, space suits should have trumped boobs. And indeed they did in ME1. in ME2 boobs trumped space suits, so no, ME2 wasn't more mature.
"Darker" and "amusing" aren't really getting together well. Unless the whole thing is a farce and mockery of the "darker" part.sponge56 wrote...
I didn't say it was more MATURE i said it was DARKER. The boobs thing may bother you but I thought it was realatively amusing, didnt make me hate the game or want to complain about it.
Modifié par Zulu_DFA, 10 avril 2011 - 10:15 .
Zulu_DFA wrote...
"Darker" and "amusing" aren't really getting together well. Unless the whole thing is a farce and mockery of the "darker" part.sponge56 wrote...
I didn't say it was more MATURE i said it was DARKER. The boobs thing may bother you but I thought it was realatively amusing, didnt make me hate the game or want to complain about it.
We're working for the terrorists, but they are herp derp.
We're fighting a super-advanced race but it is herp derp.
An ancient evil machine-god controls this race, but sounds like a suburban weirdo.
And what do you think prompts this over-analysing? Maybe it has something to do with the obvious and self-evident flaws of ME2.sponge56 wrote...
Again, your opinion. I accept that you think the first game was darker and more mature than the first, I disagree but thats fine. Everythings only herp derp if you analyse it to much, and that tends to happen with most things when you do that, even in real life. And yes, there was comedy to alievate the darker tone, otherwise it would just have been a depressing experienceZulu_DFA wrote...
"Darker" and "amusing" aren't really getting together well. Unless the whole thing is a farce and mockery of the "darker" part.sponge56 wrote...
I didn't say it was more MATURE i said it was DARKER. The boobs thing may bother you but I thought it was realatively amusing, didnt make me hate the game or want to complain about it.
We're working for the terrorists, but they are herp derp.
We're fighting a super-advanced race but it is herp derp.
An ancient evil machine-god controls this race, but sounds like a suburban weirdo.
Zulu_DFA wrote...
And what do you think prompts this over-analysing? Maybe it has something to do with the obvious and self-evident flaws of ME2.sponge56 wrote...
Again, your opinion. I accept that you think the first game was darker and more mature than the first, I disagree but thats fine. Everythings only herp derp if you analyse it to much, and that tends to happen with most things when you do that, even in real life. And yes, there was comedy to alievate the darker tone, otherwise it would just have been a depressing experienceZulu_DFA wrote...
"Darker" and "amusing" aren't really getting together well. Unless the whole thing is a farce and mockery of the "darker" part.sponge56 wrote...
I didn't say it was more MATURE i said it was DARKER. The boobs thing may bother you but I thought it was realatively amusing, didnt make me hate the game or want to complain about it.
We're working for the terrorists, but they are herp derp.
We're fighting a super-advanced race but it is herp derp.
An ancient evil machine-god controls this race, but sounds like a suburban weirdo.
Retour en haut