120 réponses à ce sujet

[Chewin]

The_Illusive wrote...

Chewin3 wrote...

"Where is the Illusive Man physically located during the course of Mass Effect 2? What’s going on with that colorful cosmic display outside his window?"

"The colorful cosmic display is a clue to the location of the Illusive Man, which I can't reveal. Not yet."


Me like

Like

Hardly suprised:P

[Babli]

antique_nova wrote...

bjorna wrote...

f1r3storm wrote...

bjorna wrote...

Some good info. Walters clearly said that the Reapers were created for a purpose. Should be fun finding out what that purpose is. And as to the Illusive Man's base, during the conversations in ME2 the base is at clearly at different locations. In one conversation, before or after Horizon, the base is near a green planet which you can see on the right side. More so it says in "Retribution" that he moves the base around all the time, but always in front of spectacular stars so he seems all knowing.

You mean the Planet Horizon, which is displayed next to him?

Yeah, most likely a holo though, given the context. My mistake, but as i said he moves the base around all the time. Only a few that's on the base know where the base is at any given time.

Miranda knows.........

And TIM knows...

...where is her sister. If you know what I mean

[Eudaemonium]

InfoGuy101 wrote...

Wizz wrote...

Bolshevik kityy wrote...
Doesn't EDI say that when you ask about the Human Reaper. I could be wrong though. Anyway loved reading it hope we get more things like that before the month ends.

Yes, EDI sayed that. No idea how she find it though.

About TIM's location. In last book stated that his base is always in move. Conspiracy all the way.

Yeah how did EDi know that lol?

EDI was simply speculating - she even states this - and could thus simply be wrong. It is entirely possible that Harbinger is a Prothean Reaper. Likely? Maybe not. But certainly possible.

[InfoGuy101]

Eudaemonium wrote...

InfoGuy101 wrote...

Wizz wrote...

Bolshevik kityy wrote...
Doesn't EDI say that when you ask about the Human Reaper. I could be wrong though. Anyway loved reading it hope we get more things like that before the month ends.

Yes, EDI sayed that. No idea how she find it though.

About TIM's location. In last book stated that his base is always in move. Conspiracy all the way.

Yeah how did EDi know that lol?

EDI was simply speculating - she even states this - and could thus simply be wrong. It is entirely possible that Harbinger is a Prothean Reaper. Likely? Maybe not. But certainly possible.

Don't tease me with the possiblities of it maybe being true lol.  I'll get disappointed. 

[antique_nova]

Babli wrote...

antique_nova wrote...

bjorna wrote...

f1r3storm wrote...

bjorna wrote...

Some good info. Walters clearly said that the Reapers were created for a purpose. Should be fun finding out what that purpose is. And as to the Illusive Man's base, during the conversations in ME2 the base is at clearly at different locations. In one conversation, before or after Horizon, the base is near a green planet which you can see on the right side. More so it says in "Retribution" that he moves the base around all the time, but always in front of spectacular stars so he seems all knowing.

You mean the Planet Horizon, which is displayed next to him?

Yeah, most likely a holo though, given the context. My mistake, but as i said he moves the base around all the time. Only a few that's on the base know where the base is at any given time.

Miranda knows.........

And TIM knows...

...where is her sister. If you know what I mean

They will just relocate her and then kick his ass, Miranda's assests are very persuasive you know to other Cerberus operatives.

[ExtremeOne]

yeah Game Informer did not call this man out on anything . They asked some stupid questions.

[Ahriman]

antique_nova wrote...
A space station or ship that is orbiting a star is always on the move.............................

I've just reread piece about station. Station definately moves, but it might move between two stars in one solar system.

[snfonseka]

Thanks for giving the link. But the questions are pretty useless, except Q3.

[Fiery Phoenix]

snfonseka wrote...

Thanks for giving the link. But the questions are pretty useless, except Q3.

You're welcome. I don't suppose we will know anything very significant until E3 anyway.

[Rekkampum]

Fiery Phoenix wrote...

HERE!

I love how they've been inadvertently confirming certain things we've been interestted in - hopefully on purpose. Escpecially those screenshots of a particular homeworld which seem to suggest that a particular squadmate may reappear in the third game.

[dreman9999]

Chewin3 wrote...

The_Illusive wrote...

Chewin3 wrote...

"Where is the Illusive Man physically located during the course of Mass Effect 2? What’s going on with that colorful cosmic display outside his window?"

"The colorful cosmic display is a clue to the location of the Illusive Man, which I can't reveal. Not yet."


Me like

Like

Hardly suprised:P

Dumdest answer to the dumdest question in the Q and A. This has been answered from ME:Retribution......He constantly moves the station from one system to the next after every transmition...... He can be anywhere.

[JamieCOTC]

Very pleased w/ article. Yay, Conrad!

[antique_nova]

dreman9999 wrote...

Chewin3 wrote...

The_Illusive wrote...

Chewin3 wrote...

"Where is the Illusive Man physically located during the course of Mass Effect 2? What’s going on with that colorful cosmic display outside his window?"

"The colorful cosmic display is a clue to the location of the Illusive Man, which I can't reveal. Not yet."


Me like

Like

Hardly suprised:P

Dumdest answer to the dumdest question in the Q and A. This has been answered from ME:Retribution......He constantly moves the station from one system to the next after every transmition...... He can be anywhere.

So how many transmissions did he have with Shepard in ME2 and how many times did you see the same star?

[AdmiralCheez]

ExtremeOne wrote...

yeah Game Informer did not call this man out on anything . They asked some stupid questions.

You know, sometimes people do things for the lulz.  The interview was a goofy way of acknowledging a few fanbase nitpicks.

[ExtremeOne]

That was completely useless but they won't be able to dance around the issues of ME 3 at E3 .

[ExtremeOne]

AdmiralCheez wrote...

ExtremeOne wrote...

yeah Game Informer did not call this man out on anything . They asked some stupid questions.

You know, sometimes people do things for the lulz.  The interview was a goofy way of acknowledging a few fanbase nitpicks.

   



Oh well the so called Video Game Media is always for jokes and comedy and asking stupid crap . so I am not so surprised that GI was being total clowns in that Q and A . Those Anwsers are worthless .   

[KotOREffecT]

ExtremeOne wrote...

That was completely useless

Ouch...

[dreman9999]

Bolshevik kityy wrote...

antique_nova wrote...

I'm sorry, but who the hell made this speculation...................

Some fans have speculated that Aethyta (the Asari Matriarch behind the bar at Eternity) is Liara’s “father.” Is there any truth to that? Will we find out more on that topic in Mass Effect 3?
The writers are keenly aware of the speculation and there are indeed discussions about how this plot line will resolve in Mass Effect 3. And that’s all I can say about that.

I didn't see the connection at all, instead they could have asked this question

What happened to the presidium in ME2? Because Anderrson said that that was rebuilt pretty fast and can you explain any changes to the presidium if there are any?

Or

Will you explain any further about the scientists who created the conduit and changed the keepers to ignore the reaper signal to activate the citadel's mass relay? More specifically, what happened to them?

those would have been questions to die for...well ones that would make us jump with joy .

She makes refrences to having a pure blood daughter and in Lair of the Shadow Broker, there is a file showing her looking at a picture of Liaria.

Plus, she's extra angry at Matriarch Benezia....like a bitter old lover angry.

[CroGamer002]

AdmiralCheez wrote...

ExtremeOne wrote...

yeah Game Informer did not call this man out on anything . They asked some stupid questions.

You know, sometimes people do things for the lulz.  The interview was a goofy way of acknowledging a few fanbase nitpicks.

Though Luke's question is still not forgettable.<_<

[dreman9999]

antique_nova wrote...

dreman9999 wrote...

Chewin3 wrote...

The_Illusive wrote...

Chewin3 wrote...

"Where is the Illusive Man physically located during the course of Mass Effect 2? What’s going on with that colorful cosmic display outside his window?"

"The colorful cosmic display is a clue to the location of the Illusive Man, which I can't reveal. Not yet."


Me like

Like

Hardly suprised:P

Dumdest answer to the dumdest question in the Q and A. This has been answered from ME:Retribution......He constantly moves the station from one system to the next after every transmition...... He can be anywhere.

So how many transmissions did he have with Shepard in ME2 and how many times did you see the same star?

After revival
After first mission
Before and after Horison.
Before and after the collecter ship.
Before the suicide missin.
After the suicide mission.

[Mr.House]

"Some fans were disappointed by Liara’s apparent lack of enthusiasm
when re-encountering Shepard in ME 2, especially given the lengths she
went to in the Redemption comic. From a story perspective, is there an
explanation for why she isn’t happier to see the Commander?

Liara was
happy to see Shepard. But she was confused about his return from the
brink of death and his role with Cerberus. Add to that, she was dealing
with the loss of Feron, and maybe struggling with her feelings for the
roguish Drell who had sacrificed himself for her. Of course, as we saw
in The Lair of the Shadow Broker, once that situation was put to rights,
her feelings for Shepard were once again made clear."

<_<

SO when Fiona Shepard and Liara sleep together, she is thinknig of Feron?

[ExtremeOne]

KotOREffecT wrote...

ExtremeOne wrote...

That was completely useless

Ouch...

  


None of those questions are main line story questions .  I want someone anyone to ask the people at Bioware the hard questions . No what does GI do ask a bunch of silly questions . developers need to be called out and forced to answer the hard questions now days . but oh I forgot the so called Video game media does not have the balls and the skills to tear a new ass into these developers.  If I was doing the Q and A I would have dam sure asked about storyline questions.  I would show GI what the true meaning of hardcore is . 

[antique_nova]

dreman9999 wrote...

antique_nova wrote...

dreman9999 wrote...

Chewin3 wrote...

The_Illusive wrote...

Chewin3 wrote...

"Where is the Illusive Man physically located during the course of Mass Effect 2? What’s going on with that colorful cosmic display outside his window?"

"The colorful cosmic display is a clue to the location of the Illusive Man, which I can't reveal. Not yet."


Me like

Like

Hardly suprised:P

Dumdest answer to the dumdest question in the Q and A. This has been answered from ME:Retribution......He constantly moves the station from one system to the next after every transmition...... He can be anywhere.

So how many transmissions did he have with Shepard in ME2 and how many times did you see the same star?

After revival
After first mission
Before and after Horison.
Before and after the collecter ship.
Before the suicide missin.
After the suicide mission.

my point being that every time you see him in a transmission, you see the same star. So he doesn't move from system to system after every transmission.

[Sparrow44]

dreman9999 wrote...

After revival
After first mission
Before and after Horison.
Before and after the collecter ship.
Before the suicide missin.
After the suicide mission.

Also after Jacob's Loyalty.